the, the, this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. a thought in relations between the world's 2 superpowers. us present jo button says there's real progress in his 1st face to face, talk in a year with chinese leaders asian think. let's say they want better relations despite the lingering tension. also coming up, the un demands humanitarian pauses in gaza. the security council of dumps its 1st resolution since the start of the war, calling for immediate access to provide

a israel rejects the baptism is ongoing fighting at a hospital. it says a mouse is using as a command set and a russian anti war protesters do to learn her fate. a court is expected to deliver its verdict. in the case of sasha sculpture link of the artist spaces up to 8 years in prison in prison for criticizing the countries war in ukraine. the little i'm terry martin. good to have you with us us present. joe biden says he's made real progress and talks with china is leaders. she's in pain. the 2 met for 4 hours during a summit of asian pacific nations in san francisco. it was their 1st face to face encounter in a year. both leaders say they want to approve strained relations between the 2 superpower as they now's new cooperation in areas including narcotics, a i,

and military communications. tensions persist over trade and china is territorial claims on taiwan. find the stress, the importance of stability in the taiwan strait matters and both our nations into the world. the president said the us and china would try to communicate better both diplomatically and personally. were re assuming military to military contact, direct contacts as to why the press no follow this that's been cut off has been were worse, and that's how accidents happen. misunderstandings, so we're back to direct open, clear direct communications on the right of a direct basis. in the months of head, we're going to continue to preserve and pursue high level diplomacy, the p. r. c. in both directions. keep the lines of communication open, including between present sheets and me. he and i agree that these are what else could pick up the phone call directly on whether you heard me earlier,

i spoke to journalist probably and crush the in beijing, and dw is william blue croft here in berlin. i began by asking william whether president biden got what he was looking for from these talks, as well as buy it himself said after this meeting trust. but verify that old almost cliche expression from foreign policy circles. expectations were very low and it was expected given talks and, and dialogue going into this meeting that this re establishment of military to military contacts. at high level, a direct contacts between the 2 leaders would be re established. um, that's a small step, but it should not be underestimate how important that step is because as we heard in that clip from joe biden, accidents can happen. it wouldn't be the 1st time that 2 countries faced a crisis due to simple miscommunication. so just having that literally a phone call away to clear to clarify things is important and is especially

important given how differently the united states and china view the world which just opens up that much more possibility for miscommunication. so that alone is something of a success for biden. but again, as he said, a time will tell just how committed the 2 sides are making good on some of the promises they talked about in this meeting. probably a how constructive, where are these talks from a chinese perspective. it's quite construct us all the science that i'm hearing rather positive. i'm just after the meeting of 40 minutes. so long. e in san francisco, a step in front of the press and describe the, the, the talks as a, wherever you well, i mean, they went very well quote unquote. and also if you look at the rhetoric of a seating ping, it was quite accommodating. i would say for example, he said that um a china has no plan to so a pass um, uh, the u. s. and that,

you know, the world is big enough to accommodate both countries. and then later when he had to deal with a bite and he also mentioned that um, china is willing to be a partner and a friend of the u. s. i know this is a rhetoric and we was have to see whether a china will also deliver it and when it comes to actions. but i would say it's quite a good sign. and when i, the indicators they drink the q and a at that the president bite and gave it to what's the press that he called seating thing? a dictator. now that could have blown up here and getting picked up by state media and china, but sofa. i haven't seen that so i guess they don't want to spoil the moot and ruined the potty. william the 2 leaders also talked about taiwan plenty of potential there for ruining the party. it's one of the most explosive issues and relations between the us and china. what came out of that discussion about taiwan? we right, it is a major pressure point between the 2 sides. the readout from the white house was

extensive. i mean you, these readouts are usually, you know, a paragraph for too long. this was an essay, just a laundry list of issues of which taiwan really only occupied a couple sentences. nonetheless, it was an opportunity for the 2 leaders to just face to face, say, where the red lines are, and that's what's important here is red lines. and it's not that there's going to be piece, it's not that either side is going to get their way visa be taiwan or any other issue. it's an understanding of where the red lines are to exactly, to avoid those kinds of miscommunications that we were talking about earlier. and it seems, at least while the status quo hasn't changed 5 and it's sticking to the one china policy. it has been long term policy for the united states, and she has stuck to his vision that one day tie one will be part of the mainland china, at least the 2 side states out there claims to each other and what their limits are to help going forward that they will not be those kinds of miscommunications as a potential classes that could lead to something very disastrous in the taiwan straits. so an important face to face meeting between the 2 leaders of the opening

up of military direct military communications between the 2 countries. all sounds quite good of probably. and can we expect more face to face talks like this going forward? a good definitely. actually one of the results that was announced, it was also more human to human exchanges. of course, you can apply that on the political level, but also there will be more student exchanges between the us and china, more direct flights. i mean, this is really important after those 3 years of, of isolation that china had behind itself, like also because of the pen demik with a late to also because of political reasons. it's important that the 2 sites talk again as a, you know, to prevent any em escalation. we've seen that in the major conflicts. you know, we cannot find any um solutions, but i don't, i don't think this can be the goal. i mean, the discrepancies in, you know, issues like taiwan human rights. so stock that, um, they seem unsolvable at this point. but at least both sides now have demonstrated

that they probably can talk more constructively, on manage those discrepancies in a more constructive way. and i am expecting actually that there will be more communication and i think of also for the international community business. good news, bobby and william, thank you both very much. that was journalist bobby and chris about in beijing and dw use william blue crocked here in berlin. the un security council has adopted a resolution calling for urgent extended pauses in the gaza strip. the binding text calls for humanitarian positives and funding and will allow aid access but did not use the term cease fire and also called on from us and israel to protect civilians, especially children's was. this is the 1st time the council has agreed on the resolution since the conflict again. meanwhile, this really army has released a video, which it says provides evidence that from us was using the i'll ship

a hospital and gaza as a command center complex. come us to know as the claims and the images have not been independently verified for military kids, for one mouse service alive. renee munition, funding this with insignia both and of course uniforms. i left the police sanders april 7th. we switched age sages via or is proof that to mass was using al she for hospital as a command center, as a mass and the hospitals management denied the claims and all but now we use vile defense forces, say they have evidence behind the machine and we're not as, as minutes, every claim. the video shows caches of weapons and other equipment. this is what left behind by the minutes and have absolutely no business being inside the hospital. i mean, it's a my, a lot of these findings in the sheets hospital approved unequivocally that it was

used for terrorism in complete violation of international law who's moved up the dean. i've been lo, me been now seeing how my son has dismissed israel. is claims as quote, lies and propaganda to the right o surgery. widespread international condemnation is that i, it was military incursion into on chief i hospital in guys. i city is totally unacceptable. hospitals i have not bought 2 grounds with the humanitarian crisis in gaza, becoming ever more desperate. the united nations security council adopted its fast resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members bats the resolutions calling for urgent, an extended humanitarian pauses. russia, united states, and the united kingdom, abstained. the un security council resolutions are legally binding,

but with feelings running high all around. the cool suppose is, may well go and heard. earlier i spoke to journalist some a circle in jerusalem. i asked him how is real is reacting to the un security council resolution? yeah, a lot of them who is the, is there any and by submitted to the united nation, it should be a statement and i'm reading, he said that the says shape is detached from reality or would it not have any impact on the ground? he goes and continues and says that is what is already acting according it, with the court is the international law, as opposed to how miles and the criticizes the security council. and i'm reading i for not condemning the massacre that was done by how miles on the 7. so booked over a and it was. ready foreign ministry has also issued a similar is statement,

is saying the 1st of all that has to be a release of the hosted these that are has inside the guard. the strip now is really soldiers claim. they have found evidence that some us was using the all she for hospital in gaza as a command center. what more can you tell us about that? yeah, with the operation inside as she falls for them has not ended. and during this my a windows or has been digging and what is randy officials are saying is that what we discovered or what was shown yesterday, is just the tip of the iceberg. and the they are now it continuing with this kind of in operations. all that is supposed to expose more of the military activity under the hospitality to talk to is more about a sam a because

a israel's under tremendous pressure to allow more aid into gaza. now with the un resolution for humanitarian pauses, the pressure was sure to be increasing. what is israel's response to the pressure to get more humanitarian? 8 into gaza? yeah. well, 1st of all, it is really saying that the, the lifting the trucks coming in from the egypt into the gods a straight through the crossing. and the, the, the crucial issue was the issue of the fuel. a israel did not want me to go into the gallons a strip it claiming that this fuel will be used by how much it will be, use it for their color system, and that they need a lot of mean for their war machine. but yesterday, it is relevant because of this international pressure is really agreed to supply or

to and that's the 23000 meters of fuel into the gaza strip. and i can tell you, it came in from egypt, there was a truck coming to the crossing. and then in the rough across things, the fuel was passed over to a uh, you know, uh uh, a truck, the united nations, a truck. and there was, it is really drove and above it that was supervising. but order, why the thing, the, this is not enough that they need every day, a 160000 liters to operate their operations. they're saying the 70 percent of the thousands are lacking water and they need it for the salon, a zation, they need it for water treatment and the and so forth. so many, thank you very much. that was journalist certainly socco in jerusalem to sketch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. you ends. nuclear watchdog says he ran his know enough enriched uranium for several atomic bombs to around

denies is developing nuclear weapons. but the us agency says around has increases uranium stockpile. traces have also been found that undeclared sites, officials in indonesia say almost $350.00 range of refugees have arrived in the past. 48 hours. thousands of virginia have risk similar journeys to southeast asian countries this year. you and says the majority come from refugee camps and bangladesh after fleeing ethnic persecution in myanmar. meanwhile, armed rebels and beyond bar had released footage, they say shows the soldiers from the military junta, surrendering the video, comes as the face has coordinated resistance for multiple revel groups. the conflict has escalated since the democratic government was toppled in a 2 almost 3 years ago. britain supreme court has ruled that the

governance plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda is unlawful. decision is a major blow to prime minister originally. so now cruise made tackling a legal immigration, a key policy pledge. he says his government is already working on it. new treaty with rwanda and could change u. k lol. to make it happen. there were wondering government says it's all unhappy that the court ruled that it's not a safe for the country for asylum seekers and refugees. a desperate people making a desperate crossing. i mean, migrants take rubber boats across the english channel, a 32 kilometers journey to seek asylum in the u. k. more than $45000.00 to make the trip in 2022 more than $25000.00. so far this year. over a 175000 people are awaiting a 1st decision on asylum claims overall. britain's conservative government has made its plan to the port asylum seekers to rewan to the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022,

the home secretary struck a deal with a rwanda's foreign minister to send people there while their claims are being processed. a 6500 kilometers flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over a $100000000.00 euros in the plan. hotels and rwanda had been converted into lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was imported and an appeals court has since ruled the plan unconstitutional. critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and inhumane, but wasteful and expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $60000.00 pounds more per year than keeping them in the u. k . it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan would ever have. despite all that,

there have also been calls from within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries have seen the plan as a possible model. the court in russia is due to hand down its verdict later today in the case of an artist charged under the country. strict war time censorship laws. alexandra scott. elaine co faces several years in prison after being arrested last year for replacing supermarket price tags with stickers criticising the war in ukraine. it's got you let go, denies the formal charge of knowingly spreading false information about the russian army. this is a comic book by russian artist, sasha saki lingle in its she explains what depression is and type to support a relative or a friend who suffers from it. but now sasha herself needs support. she's been in detention for one and a half years accused of spreading so cold,

fake news about the russian army, friends, relatives, and even people who have never met her are trying to draw attention to her case. one of them is bars romanovs inactive is from st. petersburg, he knows exactly what it's like to be and such as position. he was arrested for breaking the same law passed by russian lawmakers in the 1st days of the full scale invasion of ukraine bars managed to escape russia and is now in germany. yeah, just to this is lee i the, i feel a sense of responsibility for students on the i was sharing information about political prison as a full time way as a now since my whole life has been turned upside down because of the rest. so i had to leave my country and stuff over. i feel even more info run the the i just was a little does the phone of, of, of which on this website you process a. sasha saki land go,

was arrested in april 2022 for replacing super market price tags with demands to end russia's war and ukraine. prosecutors are seeking an 8 here sentence as punishment, which our relatives and friends believe is inhumane. why i say yes the, i'm just trying not to think about it too much. so basically i'm hoping for a miracle because i know very well that a heavy present sentence will be a catastrophe for the shot or the what the both of us throw sashes, wellbeing is what her mother is concerned about. most. the 33 year old has several illnesses under health is deteriorating in detention due to a lack of medical assistance. where's your almost the sheet as to why is it because she's a very strong person story, the but it won't cost. i just pushed the thought away because i'm really afraid i still come see the end of this process as a buyers, you could look at the yay!

showing you. these are gone. in fact, it probably helps me to survive because there is no end in sight. but i don't know how it's going to end. even in detention, sasha continues to drool friends, publish, or prison diary on a website. they also sent a box of her books to bar it's in germany. most of them have been sold and the money used to pay, so coolant goes lawyers to continue helping her bars that wants to publish your book in germany. as in other news, officials in finland accuse russia of funnelling migrants towards his border. more asylum seekers from iraqi m and somebody, a incident or adding to a recent surge feeling says russia is directing my ribs to crossing points along the frontier. police of clashed with protesters of antique m. s the rally in the spanish capital madrid. the houses took to the streets to protest

a deal between prime minister pedro sanchez and to cadillac and pro independence parties. the deal granted them to see 2 hundreds of colon separatists in exchange for the party support informing a government. the national health service in the u. k. has pledged to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040 healthcare chiefs and say they plan to expand vaccination and screening programs against the h p. v virus that can cause the disease. studies say the job has already reduced cancer rates in young women by 87 percent it is spring in the southern hemisphere and already large parts of brazil are baking under an unprecedented heat wave. so it is now under extreme temperature. it alerts in rear with the combination of heat and humidity means it feels like nearly 60 degrees celsius. isaac coconuts to find the heat. one of the many

ways to keep cooling, brazil as the country bakes. the summer season has not even started yet. but people in rio de janeiro are feeling the burn. don't need to be under the sun. you can even feel it in the shade of that. and it is a clear sign. the claimant is changing. even child apollo, known for its unreliable weather, is sweltering. electric power consumption has reached record levels as people raise to buy air conditioners, fans, and refrigerators. the situation is especially hard on small businesses and those who can't escape living on the streets with this heat, it's just bearable. i'm just exhausted. when i get home, it's cold water, otherwise i can't even get up because i'm so tired. it's even hard to sleep.

far away from the countries main cities, the world's largest web land is burning. hundreds of active fires have been recorded in fundamental more than tripled and last year. many were started by humans, but the tend to drive conditions are making them even worse. in the rainy season in the region usually starts at the end of september. but this year, it fairly rained at all. local firefighters are working around the plot to contain the flames. man, is that gonna point that out? that air is less than most are in the pencil now, then there was 30 as a code late. this is ideal for fires to flare up. we used to have no rain for 2 months now it's for in some places even 5 will view. why weather is becoming more frequent and more intense in many places around the world. in brazil,

the extreme heat is expected to last, at least until friday. so of course there's no end in tennis world. number one, nobody ciocca which is incredible, winning streak was halted at 19 mattress and dramatic fashion in touring. italy, in the other, is in a defeated junk of it, chapter over 3 hours of an intense toe to toe bottle sooner. who is 14 years brokovich as junior wrapped up his 1st career when against the 24 time grand slam champion, with us match prompting roars from the sell out crow. he moves talk with the group but is not yet guaranteed a semi final spot ahead of his final robin round match. us women's national football team has appointed m a haze as their new coach on a record deal. a long time chelsea boss will become the highest paid female coach

in the world when she takes over the us women's national team in may before the summer. olympics, hey, is widely regarded as one of the most influential managers in the women's game. she has been in charge of chelsea since 2012 winning 15 trophies today. and finally, france is toasting the 1st bottles of this year's wine harvest in keeping with strict tradition the 1st bush or a new boat was un court at midnight on the 3rd thursday of november. 50 red wine is made from grapes picked just a couple of months ago. kind of sores celebrated in style of a pair of b strows annual. usually a bible part to you are watching the units. just reminder the top stories were following for you this hour. us present, joe biden has hailed what he called real progress and talks with china is leaders.

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