[000:00:00;00] the the, this is a dw news line from berlin, global pressure, melton, russia to allow green shipments to leave ukraine. un security council members, including china. colin must scouts resume its participation in international deals

that assured the safety of vessels carrying supplies needed to stave off hunger and stabilize green prices worldwide. also coming up in body is ready to hold the election to sunday with the outcome is no mystery. those who oppose nearly for decades of one sense for who must watch from the sidelines and at the women's world cup reigning champions, the usa kick off their campaign with a comfortable premium with overview of the the i'm here until berlin from welcome to the program. russian, it is under increasing pressure from the united nations security council to revive a deal allowing ukrainian green to be safely exported. the wind is warning duct and millions of people are at risk of hunger from increased food prices. even most

goals allied china and called on russians to resume the deal to maintain international foot security. russia has ramped up a tax on green facilities in the ukraine in port city, i guess in recent days, while also carrying out live military exercises across the black sea, ukraine's present, the lensky is vowing to continue exports despite russia's attacks extra to some receives. would you, like someone in russia hopes to turn the black sea into an area of arbitrary action and terrorism driven not succeed? we know how to defend ourselves. we see a readiness in the world to continue working together and more actively, to bring peace to this region spoken to more than one. mike martin is a war studies senior fellow at kings college london. russia has threatened to attack civilian ships in the black sea, and i asked him if there are any options to respond to this threat. actually,

we don't have very many options on the international. one of the parties to a conflict is able to decry shipping in suppose, sol complex. so he's able to say that ukraine is bringing weapons in theory and stuff for shipping and allows russia to bode on such those ships. and the problem is that russia would never have to carry out. that's right. just by threatening the insurance market for those ships will collapse. nobody when they show them on the fly will stop. so there's very little that we can do about that. so testing that russian has back ukraine, or more broadly, the international community into a corner. now for there's part they claim that ukraine is using the greenville to launch terrorist attacks in the region. but is there any evidence for that claim this? so what i think russia means by terrorist attacks is that ukraine is allegedly using this great in colorado to move weapons into the crate and to allow ukraine to defend itself from the russian invasion. and i haven't seen any evidence of that,

and i would be surprised because most of you claims weapons coming across the west and border from poland from you. romania from is your pain in american sports, isn't they close by land, rosalind crossing by sea. so i haven't seen any evidence of that know how exactly or how concerning, rather in dangers or the developments from the black sea could be seen a new major front opening in the conflict. so i think that we're not going to see a military escalation over the greendale is within rushes gift to close it. if it likes other thing, anyone's going to use min swiping. it's the major effect is going to be on wells weights prices. so you crane is one of the matrix, volts is globally of wheat. and what we saw last year before the grand deal payments price in july 22 was almost a doubling of wheat prices. and that has a huge effects on countries like, for example, egypt, where a large percentage of the population relies on government subsidized bread. and so

that's the real major global effects of describing deal collapsing. now mike, i also want to get your opinion on this turkish present air to one said he could convince potent tourism the black, the black sea green deal. what role exactly for turkey play in this conflict? this will take, he has an almost a unique role. it has a strong enough relationships with russia and with ukraine, and also with nights out of course, which is a member and more broadly, the east. and so it is almost a unique player. in addition, a controls the bus for a straight sweat, any of this grain needs to pass through in order to reach global markets. so tacky really is the key play ahead. and so if, if talk, he doesn't want that to happen then it was. and if it does one's to happen, then they have it. but that's certainly a major part of getting the deal over the line. that was my part of the king's college london. and here's

a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world. the grease is bracing for temperatures of $1445.00 degrees celsius. the 2nd wave sweeps across the country. authorities have warned the public to stay in doors and tourists. sides like the acropolis has been closed. temperatures reached 40 degrees on friday in athens. after a week of strong winds, found devastating wildfires. torrential rains have pounded several parts of south western and northern china. several days of rain storms have caused flooding, which has disrupted road traffic and stranded some residents. the wet weather has also caused flooding in beijing, while cooling off residents who suffer through persistent heat waves there. i'll be willing to present was president luis and ask you a little bit. the silver has signed a law that with type restrictions on purchasing fire or move is meant to contain the boom. i've done ownership under louis far right,

predecessor diable scenario by the degree limits the numbers of personal weapons to, to the required documentation from west point folders 510 body, ahold election sunday with few doubts over the outcome. prime minister, when sense can boating people party is certain to cruise to victory after nearly 4 decades and power. that's been assured by pushing the opposition out of the political process. but there's one change on the horizon with the 70 year old leaders saying he's ready to hand the rings over to his son campaign in full swing with no opposition. insight. the cambodian people's party or c p. p is virtually assured of victory and this weekend's elections, prime minister homes and has led the country for almost 4 decades, making one of the world's longest serving leadership. he came to power following a civil war in the 1980s on san later refused to accept the result of an election

that's all and lose he eventually took power in a bloody cooper. since then, he's won every election to his campaigns as he represents the stability samuel might, along with the political mandate for the c p, p is to protect and maintain peace from political stability and development. so table development up until now has happened through 6 elections over 30 years, under the leadership of the c p. p code, could you stop eyes on what they call the main opposition? candle light party has been banned from participating in the election. it's spokesperson says that makes the ballot of 1st high and low. you add the pickup, as you can see in this boring election campaign that ordinary people can see through inter, normally, which is so much different from the last election that has a strong opposition participation across its board. like assume that a cooking partner with no ingredient, they move more than i mean without proper time,

local level and more total. to avoid election boycotts, parliament passed the law, requiring citizens to vote or lose their right to vote in any future elections. that guarantees high participation, but there's little doubt of the outcome. the i'm joined now for the long 10 by d. w. 's asia pacific bureau chief the or not us. so gail, good, there's little doubt of the outcome that doesn't really sound like it's a free and fair election. does it said look certain that 100 percent of the $125.00 seats up that are up for grabs and probably about a will go to the can body and people's party. and there's a number of reasons or potential explanations of what that what do we have seen in the report to that is a lack of real contest. seeing that the main opposition party has been prohibited in the country. and then secondly, there's the whole issue that the,

the state media virtually controls the information landscape in this country. uh and uh, there's a lot of self censorship amongst the media. so people are careful what they publish, what they say about. but also there, there have been a number off of online providers have been prohibited. so there's been a lot of in restrictions and even intimidation, some say on that front. and then thirdly, there's a, the do you concern about the electoral fraud? we've seen that according to a number of and jolts of a 2018 election. and when it comes to this election, the number of leading election monitoring institutions accept they will abstain and a 70 over 70 percent of the energy. also monitoring the election in this country are aligned to the component people's party here. well, despite those concerns, cambodians may still see a kind of changing of the guard with huntington, indicating his eldest son could become prime minister or tell us more about that

are all eyes on the 45 year old. when manette, a 4 star general he has studied in the u. k, u has it has a ph. d studied in the states and he cannot make export to so on the cd and he looks like he's all prepared for the job a but of course you will now have to when it's a 1st time for him, you know, have to win a legislative seat to be eligible for brian minister and then a hand over of our i could actually happened within a month after the selection, so that that will take place tomorrow. and that is when the difficult task for you will begin because the country is facing a slower and you're telling me that there is a young a folder you have to sort of the voters are, are young voters and they have high expectations for change in this country and these are things you will then have to tackle. that was d o w as new york, not us. and if you don't pen,

thank you for your reporting. the at the women's world cup the united states have launched their bid for a 3rd consecutive trophy with a comfortable 3 new window guns tournament new comers, vietnam. in auckland, the wind puts them on top of group the instruments their claim as one of the tournaments favorites. the united states showed there in 10 right from the stars and the genius passed from alex moore preceded the opener. city estimate, so no nerves in front of gold and made one new team for meetings. on the brink of off time, the referee awarded a penalty for this tackle in the box. but strike a alex morgan was denied by vietnam's gain keeper. it is already the full mis penalty of this world. comp campaign sucks. just one minute later,

the united states did double their leads with smith 2nd. go the game and 10 minutes before full time, quincy holler and put some icing on the cake to submit the final score. its 3 new a statement we from the defending champions. dw correspondent ali moody was in the even park stadium for this one. he sent us his assessment of that comfortable been for the defending champions or sorry for the raining champions are up and running at this woke up the 3 now victory over vietnam. here at eden pock sophia smith best onto the biggest side with 2 goals and an assist. but aside from her us, what surprisingly wasteful disappoint absolutely dominating vietnam, they missed a series of chances. it was a fault right from the opening game at the last 12 camp where they be thailand, 13 mill bank,

then they were complaints from some about their ruthlessness against inferior opposition. that would be no such complaints this time around. and while they cleaned the 3 points comfortably in the end, they will have to show up and off ahead of the next game and repeat the 2019 final against benevolence. and finally, the legendary pop in jazz senior tony bennett has died at the age of 96 in his hometown new york city bennet, 120 grammy awards and sing dozens of hits in his career spending more than 7 decades. with his classic american songs. bennett was one of the most popular seniors of the 1950s. frank sinatra famously called him the best in the business. bennett who was touring well into his ninety's and in his later years found

a new success. collaborating with the younger stars such as lady gallagher and here's a reminder of the top news at this hour. as the un security council has called on russia, it's true vive a deal allowing you creaming rain to be safely export even moscow is that a light china cold on russia to resume the deal to maintain international food security and you're up to date, but to stay tuned duct film is next to looking at why cobalt mining is one of the darker sides of the fight. that comes climate change. that's after a short break. and remember is much more news on our website. that's d, w dot com and there until new berlin. thanks for joining us. the interest of the global economy,