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was a consumption could double in some parts of the world. despite being nice enough to meet them on a new report and was a stress sounds to me along the my mind, you can please mckenna and welcome to the program. ukraine says that it has started sending ships across the black sea along what it describes as humanitarian car doors that the ship left odessa on wednesday morning carrying an unspecified cargo . the home called fly contain a carrier is one of many have been stuck in ukrainian ports since rushes full scale will began. russia has said it will consider all ships in the area to be potential military vessels. in july, most go withdrew from an agreement that allowed the safe passage of grain shipments . now the resumption of maritime traffic raises the possibility of intervention by

russian warships and comes amid increasing tensions in the black sea. to the summer sun send and see the beaches of odessa reopened this month. for the 1st time since rush us invasion, it may look identical, but this ukrainian black, c, c, c is now at the house of the battle of the military and geopolitical interest. russia has long been the prominent naval power in the black sea with its fleet stationed in crimea. but the western shows are controlled by nato allies. romania and bulgaria, and parts of the eastern shore belongs to nature popular georgia. in the south nato member techie is the gatekeeper of the black sea, controlling the only access point through the bus press straits. in the early days of the war, russia started mining ukrainian waters and blockading its ports,

including odessa. the blockade disrupted ukraine's great exports, leaving millions of people affected, particularly in african nations. dounia often months of uncertainty techies, president rep, tie up at one and the united nations and broke it a d last summer for russia to allow ukraine to explore its grain. but in july this year, ahead of the russia, africa summit, vladimir putin pulled out of the deal with most co announcing ships. the southern ukrainian ports would no longer be saving it when they got the federal in the tensions continue to rise as rush. i began the bombing campaign targeting ukraine support infrastructure in odessa that forced ukraine to find alternative routes, sending its exports to smaller ports along the river, down you on its west and boulder. but that to russia took action bombing, the ports of rennie scene has failed in just a few 100 meters away in romania and nato country law. ukraine also

ramped up its attacks targeting navy vessels in russian poets and several russian ships in the black sea. and then last week came another clash with rushes, navy firing warning shouts at a plow flag vessel afterwards failed to stop for inspection. it was boarded in a dramatic rate, but lights were allowed to continue to ukrainian. done, you porch rushed as president has said he is open to returning to the great deal, but only in exchange for better conditions for russia's own exports, but by throw ukrainian grey and ex both remain stuck in storage facilities and in trucks waiting to be picks up as the black sea stand off as fast reaching boiling point, you need uh some you know, who's in rico lot via so dw, told us more about the likelihood of russia intercepting one of these grain ships from ukraine. or what of course,

we can't really predict what will happen. that is fairly a question i would say to the russian military. but as we heard, and the report before russia has warned that it will consider any ships, any vessels coming out of the crate in ports as potential military targets. and we also saw that on last sunday, actually, russian worship fire warning shots at a vessel in the black sea. so i think this really already points to therapy a certain risk for any vessels in the area. and so far we haven't seen an official reaction, a russian official reaction to the story of the ukrainian vessel meeting the port. and i think this also points to the fact that they just have don't have anything to add to that because they already said what could happen, meaning of that any, any best or in the region is considered by russia as a potential military target. so what's about the deal that allowed the safe,

lexi export of ukraine's great to deal with russia walked away from last month. i mean, is there any chance of that being brought back to life or exactly of russia exit at the deal in july of the deal that made sure that there's some sides of a save way of for grading shipments of ukraine from the black sea. and yeah, we've also since been seen of russia increasing a tax on ukraine in grain infrastructure. and for example, last night on the part of a new that is actually viable for ukrainian grain exports. and also the russian defense minister cycle spoke at a security conference in moscow yesterday, where he mentioned the black sea green deal. and there he said that he was just using the deal as a cover from military of, from new south,

from russia. and he also claimed that ukraine was stocking munition and weapons in odessa and of a ports in the black sea. so of course, this kind of points to the russian defense minister also not really being in favor of the grand to any more. and also rush, i have said before that it would only go back to the the, to the grand deal if its own conditions were fulfilled. which are that the sanctions will be listed. and we're talking there about sanctions regarding economic confident, financial sanctions regarding fertilizer and great exports from russia. so i think it's fair to say that the steel is not really alive right now. you don't use your nina, some you know, that are forcing from rica. thank you. so much i of russia has begun testing it's new digital rubel with consumers. so seen banks all participating as well as a limited number of that clients. now the move by russian central bank is expected

to enhance the country's ability to evade sanctions as built chain technology. is considered difficult to track consumer advocates all concerned about privacy and government surveillance. well thursdays, however, arguing that the digital rubel will make daily life easier and more convenient for its uses, the space security service overseas, the safety of the digital currency of the u. n. chief antonio gutierrez says that a multinational force, including police and military units, should be deployed to hazy and the caribbean to combat heavily on gangs. the gangs of overpowered haiti's police force and the estimated to have seized control of some 80 percent of the capital for the off. i was just a few belongings they can carry. these families are trying to reach safety, gang violence and hate. these capital is driving many out of their homes by foot

a motorcycle. they're forced to seek shelter in public squares and schools like this left to feel like they're funding for themselves. but it wasn't the gang leaders who chased me out of my home. it was the haitian state that chased me out of my home and the haitian stage that killed all the people you'll see. because it's the state that has the so called legitimacy of violence. the states can witness the grand ravine, gang taking over the streets and never do anything about it. secondly, hates his face, years of economic security and political crisis. crime and poverty. he has escalated since full of present juvenile movies was assassinated in 2021. and current prime minister henri has struggle to stem the interest. human rights watch says rates killings and kidnappings by criminal groups have risen dramatically some

assistance of the year. that is triggered the anger on the streets with thousands of protesters calling on those thirties to provide more protection. and a we lost down policeman who were helping us find the games they played all night. rights groups are repeating for more action to address the crisis in haiti. the u. n. chief is calling of the international community to deployed a multinational force to combat again violence. kenya is the latest country to consider taking the lead to bring law and order. let's take a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world and slicing between 2 factions. in libya's capital tripoli has reportedly killed at least 55 people and injured nearly 100 residents were trapped in that homes. this, the city was rocks by gunfire and explosions, tension sled when a militia colanda was captured by

a rival group. this is the worst flight of the tripoli has seen this year. germany's government has approved a draft bill to partially legalize the use of cannabis is the 1st step in a to pump plan and will still need to be approved by parliament. the new laws would allow individuals to possess up to 25 grams of cannabis for recreational purposes. i'm to grow up to 3 plants. i hope. officials in hawaii are working to identify the 106 people now known to have died in wild fires on the island of maui . the government has confirmed that children are among the dead. the federal government has promised large amounts of h. u. s. president joe biden is expected to visit the island next week, and now new reports is sounding the alarm about access to war set around the globe . the world results as institute says, a course of the wells population does not have enough force to meet the demand for

drinking agriculture and industry. and that number is set to rise. burning coal, oil and gas is fueling the climate crisis. the earth is not only getting warmer with more intense heat waves, the droughts are also an increasing threat. water is becoming increasingly scarce worldwide. we're going to see a lot more competition over the water resource. and that means in years where there's less water and we're seeing more and more of those years, someone's task will be turned off, right? someone won't be able to access that water when they need it. and that could either be water for, you know, power production for thinking of the men or region that could be water for household water for food. so the, the sticks are really high here. 25 countries are already affected by an extreme lack of water. it's having severe consequences for people access to food at local

economies. countries in the middle east and north africa are the hardest hit by 2050. all people in the region will suffer from extreme water stress, india or bangladesh pockets. dawn entry lanka are also on the hot spots besides climate change, excessive water consumption by agriculture and the industry is the main reason for the crisis. while water consumption in the global north will barely increase in the coming decades to will more than double in the drought stricken subsaharan africa region. this is mainly due to the expansion of agriculture for export to to prevent dramatic cross failures. more sustainable use of water is needed, but this is lacking in more than half of all countries. so that's gonna have huge implications, especially on or, or agricultural industries which are so dependent on the timing and quantity of water. so i think this is a really important issue to keep in mind as we're going into cough as we're going

into these big kind of discussions. we can't afford to leave water behind, but we don't see it being mentioned as a, a priority. something that we should really be thinking about in these conversations. many of the hotspot countries will need financial support to better manage the water crisis. and time is running out to make sure everyone in the world has access to the water they need. we've got some football news for you now in england have made it to the women's world cup. final off to the facing australia, $31.00 in sidney coast for freya, thoughts. they had turned the tide when sam could fly at home this long range equalizer. in the 63rd minute adult prompt to bed live inside the stadium. but england to all the writing, european champions, proved too strong a goal from lowering him. and the finish from last year russo field the victory. england will face spain in sundays,

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