the tragically not to preventing but ensuring further atrocities the un cole for a break and hostilities has been welcomed by him us. but 3 weeks into the war is riley strikes on gaza, only intensifying, and then dismissing the resolution. israel said it will keep using every means edits, disposal, to fight him us. i think he is update. business is up next to the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. imagine that you're eating a hamburger. and as you're biting into this juicy bird or your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from cows. it's made from golden retriever's.

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business on robots inputted and welcome to the program to the un has warned that severe fuel shortages may force it to stop delivering food supplies to civilians. in casa, israel has refused to allow gasoline into the territory, saying it would fall into the hands of a mass you and is also calling for significantly more age deliveries. the 1st come boy of $200.00 trucks across from egypt into the territory last we can, but if assess, says at least that many trucks is needed every day, around $450.00 per day were being allowed in prior to a mass attack on israel earlier this month, so we cannot speak to thomas, so the longer from the international federation of red crossman red crescent starters, thanks a lot for being with us on the to be a business. i think it'd be good to just us off by understanding how with the red crescent funds, it's really f, it's in gauze of where that money comes from a. what is relying on his sources for that? yeah, thanks for those. what are the me today? well, that would be for the study and so funding, so of course sizing,

conditional for the additional cost of course. and usually we are, you need to be getting every emergency response. we are supporting of what national society, in this case, the username, to find a sign that costs something by this sign. so that our funding, the mainly we are according to the emergency abuse. so we had uh, we called the, for the gentle up the low neighboring countries, which is uh uh we are paying for 30 median suisse frank. and then we have a different, we have a 2nd toilet this we have using and just kind of emergencies, which is that uh, these are separately from it. does he find uh, which is mainly have any, uh, quick way to transfer the phone to toilet national society any these guys are with us. but when we don't subscribe to each national society to respond to, to the 1st step needs that i talked to at the beginning of the conflict and in terms of gaza, is there enough? is that money coming in as well?

of course, i mean, as we all know, this is our streaming got stuff it's, it's got the sort of fee for the, for, and $3.00. so that doesn't seem that the just, i'm a bit of money they, they, they get the state, the seals, the only only some trucks are entering in gaza. so of course that needs that in order most and is not the not for what these up and the moment was. we do whole place that we would be able to transfer you money to bring your mind turning it inside. it gives us the best one as possible and together with these and we would also be able to found days more and more of the funds. so to buy a set of crescent, in this case, i think you need the funds, but you also need to be able to get ahold of the results of that you buy with those funds. how easy is that at the moment in the situation that this taking place around that it's very complicated. it's clear that i mean, usually the big any will. so where it comes with the local market. so by, in the markets also 12 local communities after a disaster, let's say in the emergency, if, of course in the situation is not possible because you guys are state, is that,

i mean go totally put any everything. so of course, we're working a lot on the jeep some sides because they're off a little bit of the, some of the parts of the gas a city. but he's the only door to open at the moment. but then again, if we are not able to, when police are not able to get a safe access, everything is becoming local to get to the what about the money that's actually needed within the us or in the year and set the cause. it was already short on billions of dollars before the light just won't break out how much money is needed then now to just keep the basic services guy. or i think that that speaking about i see you at the moment. it's almost impossible. it would be much more speak english on that other than appropriate figure because we are the nasty voice on the way even the need. i mean, the assessment of the needs and in the field a it's, it's still a very complicated, i mean we know that for the insurance, we know the few where there's nothing more there for that is to be,

we know from what people in the hospital to know us to us because that's magazine. send me these out supplies, i'm not anymore there. but then speaking about that figure at the moment it's pretty complicated. what i can say is that the means that growing day by day. so the more of this company we go at the, the more of the speed here we would, we'd go unless the problem is that, that is getting deeper and deeper and, and as infrastructure gets destroyed and hospitalized, run out of important equipment. how can even begin to start to repair and replace things like that was i've seen that the in this phase, they've city the much more a to make sure that we have a life saving line. all the supplies made the scenes for than what the few with, as i said that, that really getting the basic uh to the, to the people in gaza. then we, we will think about the uh, the construction of course,

i mean what they can send you in deals because at the moment we have talking about empty showed. so we are eating studies of a search that is made without being seen there. so, so we are really at the moment we are really at the stage with the basic cup blocking. so it's difficult to see what do i mean to speak about that it going stacks on. we do hope that when we live up was on the, on, on the fighting, we wouldn't be able to talk about the a semester longer from the international federation of red cross in red, crescent sizes the. now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that are making the news. losses of boeing's defense units have hit $1700000000.00 for the year. so far to war and ukraine has st competitors, lockheed martin and general dynamics benefit from high demand. but boeing has been dogs by supply herrera's and high manufacturing costs. in the us trade watch dog has recommended binding inputs of apple watches, saying they've violate the intellectual property of a medical technology company must be man who'd all get the product infringes it

system of using lights to protect blood oxygen now, and this red tape labyrinths of bureaucracy less venture capital, taking the shine of germany as a hub. the startups sector representatives for that things on nothing proving fast enough. the flattening businesses of the country is lacking behind rivals and attracting investment. germany is losing, it's a new office, stops. one scene is an up and coming place to launch new ventures. key barriers have yet to be removed and the biggest, germany's complex legal system and bureaucracy. germany is still a very pro credit country, but a lot of things can be done digitally. i would say that is a huge pain point and the visa process in germany is pretty slow also compared to many other european countries. so we've pretty bad when it comes to has to be said processes and really need to change that. and that's what i found is that containing about a lot of effect to the drum in funding investments tripled in 2021 leaping to mold

in 17000000000 euros. but high interest rates drove a shop decline last year and the funding, even that to europe. and level is far below what's available in the united states. even if stops gets a seed capital, they need to launch, they can find funding, drawing up as they grow, forcing them to move to the us it's, it's a problem, especially the so called deep tech whisky pat. so in advance text that if successful promises to be revolutionary, the likes of fusion energy or quantum computing startups need risk hungry investors with deep pockets. it's relatively easy to get the 1st funding volunteer view of i think we have a good system to phone companies and to get those 1st funding rounds. but if you then get those fundings rounds of a $100000000.00 plus, and they're on the lot of investors in europe, that can actually invest into, into the tech. and that is

a massive problem. we have to think through the whole life cycle until it and i p o that we keep the headquarters here and the value creation happens here. otherwise it will happen due to the existing financing gap. that's when we go to serious, see the capital of 100 millions and funding rounds? you know, you'll just have institutional investors in the us, germany and europe has failed to be the full front of waves of digital revolutions in the past. they could buy south again, if a comp know to the next generation of stops. now south africa is blessed with abundance, sunshine. however, you have taken renewable energy production has been relatively slow. the government reliance on fossil fuels of struggling, national power, utility and high cost import solar panels of all how but the industry, but solar panels produced at home may provide the answer. who things are happening in south africa? solar sector, the countries finally manufacturing its own solar modules. and this land,

which energy africa opened in cape town in 2023. the workforce is women only. the company wants to set an example in an industry that's male dominated. solar panels produce here. also different, smaller than usual and also more affordable. what makes us special is that we are able to get that all materials in cheap. well, then we are able to manufacture the products locally, which that, which kept them on the price. and then we all, well, it's also easier for us to just deliver to out of the warehouse. is that all the choices in my la, we and all the other places in africa? south africa has seen a mass of growth and it's solar industry over the past few years. but it comes with a half the price tag. the majority of the solar panels are imported over $600000000.00 worth so far in 2023. more than 80 percent of south africa's energy

is produced by coal fired power stations. but aging infrastructure and mismanagement at state or power company s. com has resulted in rolling blackouts. load shedding has become part of daily life. sometimes there are over 10 hours of outages a day at significant cost to the economy as come, which has strong links to the government, has long had a monopoly on selling electricity. but the solar sector helps to the energy crisis, is forcing the government to focus more on renewables. one of the major drivers of the country is up to can cylinder has come from private industries securing its own solutions to the worsening power crisis. at this facility cakes, brussels and roles of baked and often send them frozen storage and shipped for the retail sector. 24 hours a day. baking and freezing both require a lot of power. several years ago, the company installed the 1st solar rate,

and now they're looking to expand their renewable energy capacity. so now busy with our 2nd phase, which is to install a one megawatt battery, which will store some of the energy that'd be generated throughout solar right? to carry us relocating always in the evening and we intend to within the next 2 to 3 years to be completely solved for lawns from i'll follow you, tennessee and run kelly or factory and saw that paula during the dialogue dollars as well as to invite you currently being able to install solar panels as a privilege for larger businesses with small companies lacking the capital. but there is a shift energy africa has recently started manufacturing a panel with nearly 7 times the capacity of the original product. and there's plenty of reason to believe that this is just the beginning. you know, so from the end of business, st here and valid until next time, the

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scientists all over the world? far in a race against time, they are peers and rivals with one daring gold to help smart nature. the more likes watching on youtube dw documentary another week of war is coming to an end. the war itself may be just beginning. israel's military says it is expanding 9 time raids on a mos targets in the gaza strip. it's aerial bombardment of gaza intensified on the ground electricity medicine the basics. they're basically gone. and this during a week that's all words. weaponized and diplomacy dragged through the month. i broke off in berlin. this is the day i.