the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin, a fresh drive to end the war in gaza. us secretary of state anthony blink and begins is 9 to visits of them, at least since the start of the complex to push a cease fire planned to how much colds and illusion, israel's prime minister accuses him, also being of sims and ukraine, of the pressure on vladimir approved and destroying a second's keen military supply chain, bridge inside russia, keeps horses consolidate their gains in the southern course. reach the

pop up. oh yes. welcome to the program. us secretary of state anthony, blinking is in israel to present a new plan for a cease fire and gaza. it's blinking 9th visit to the middle east since the war began. the new proposals include an end to hostilities for an initial 6 weeks, but how mass which carried out the october 7th terror attacks. i said, any signs of progress are an illusion. the groups as the plan drawn up by the us accommodates israel and does not meet its own conditions for releasing hostages. miss riley negotiators have expressed a cautious optimism about reaching a ceasefire deal. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu accuses him us of dragging its feet. i love you so much, remains the opposite end of it hasn't even sent a representative to the tullocks and bill ha, therefore the pressure should be directed as a mazda and his leaders in war, not at these really governmental them. i'm trying to dislike dw corresponding felix

time. so to is in jerusalem and a little earlier, i asked them whether blinking is hopeful of securing a ceasefire and the release of hostages. absolutely, that's the biggest hope among the mediators. in general. not only when it comes to the secretary of state of the us secretary restaurants, easy visiting here in israel as there is this general sense of cautious optimism at the same time with needs to be said that uh the anthony blinked and visited the region has another um context i would say uh to the extent that uh, over the negotiation there is the issue of iran and he's by law waiting with you to retaliate on the killings of for ciocca. he's by law chief, and it's mind the, the how much chief a kid in tehran, and basically this is a basic and adult, the whole issue of their retaliation looms over the negotiations. i think the

mediators also have the issue in mind that sort of ceasefire be reached, an all out war in the region could be prevented. that's why they're hoping to reach a deal by the end of this week that felix, while these talks are taking place. the war and guys are continues, we're still seeing many civilian deaths. doesn't that we can israel position in negotiations when it comes to israel itself. the feeling is that it doesn't hurt the negotiations. quite the opposite is ready to seize its military operations as part of its co operation of security, the return of the hostages and dismantling come us if it needs to be said to come up with positions of fairly change. if it's all during the is ready to go peroration in gaza. so it seems like both sides don't see the ongoing corporation in gaza. it'd be,

they'd obviously come on once these ready forces out of gas sized parts of its conditions of reaching cuz these fire deal, this is one of the biggest, fragile reaching such a deal and remains to be seen whether the negotiators will be able to overcome this be cargo tanks, village dw, corresponding felix time. so to injuries and force as well before as any blinking arrives to present the new cease fire plan. israel carried out more air strikes and gaza. the hospital and health industry says at least 17 palestinians, most from the same family were killed in strikes near the central city of they're all about it's a site that has become sadly, all too familiar to the people have gaza. another set of bodies carried away in bags is more as watch on helpless today. and the night is really as dry killed the mother father and the 6 children as they slipped through tears. the grand father

visit that children tried to make sense of the southern massive loss of so many of those that he loved. my daughter and her husband and the 6 children was saved on almost a street in the bundle area. when i'm is so struck them completely destroying the apartment. the mother died and all 6 children perish. the whole family, the oldest child was 15 and the youngest, the and a half and all what was their crime and no one else. 10 months into this devastating bull garza is teetering on the brink. food is still scarce. the health system is on its knees and the un says 9 out of 10 people and now internally displaced some, many times i have none the less the white house has said that optimistic a ceasefire can be reached. between is that into a mass. the mass is cold, that's optimism and illusion. and even if a deal can be reached,

so many people here in gaza, it's already saw too late. let's take a look now at some more stories making headlines around the world. to us vice president's pamela harris has begun a bookstore through pennsylvania before the democratic national convention in chicago. she'll be nominated as the parties candidate for november's presidential election. iris will share the stage with president joe biden as he entered endorses her nomination. polls show her closing in on her republican arrival. donald trump. russian president vladimir putin has arrived in as or by john for a 2 day state visit, as or by johnny president. you'll have a live meet at met the russian leader at the airport in baku, according to the kremlin to, to behold informal thoughts before assigning agreements. expanding their strategic partnership. ukrainian force to say they've destroyed a 2nd bridge in russia's course region as they attempt to disrupt moscow's combat

operations and supply routes. ukraine is still battling russia within its own borders, but after defeating or defending homes well for 2 and a half years, keeps troops or nice securing a foothold inside southern russia. ukraine's 1st contra offensive on russian soil is taking aim of critical infrastructure in the car. ask region to key bridges over the same river were destroyed by ukrainian forces over the weekend. frustrating rushes ability to resupply troops try and defend off ukraine's incursion. more than 11 days into the sold ukraine is digging in. keep wants to shift the dynamics of the 2 and a half year war and its favor. after moscow's 2022 invasion for ukraine's troops, the on presidential ground to sold marks a new stage and the conflict. taking the war to the invaders home turf. i was, of course, it's class and all the sites and the temperature it would be best if they weren't on our it's haven't yet. so that's what i'd call victory label. they are,

was up to put them on russia, claims that us supplied high mars missiles are being used in the attack. ukraine is not commented on this, although the us and it's nationwide allies have authorized keith to use their weapons to attack targets inside russia. president vladimir zalinski has renewed his call for the west to supply longer range weapons as it tries to take out critical infrastructure, key plains to have seized over a 1000 square kilometers. and course, including su josh, when i was a bose, the city is still being cleared up. the subject is already fully under control, but a different zones, different basements, refunding russians, and catching them. otherwise, the situation remains attends for the troops continued to advance. the enemy tries to enter with small sabotage groups, lifestyle, and everybody destroys in the scene. who for those couple of to see just the last major transit points for russian pipeline ga,

still heading for your reply. ukraine, just under half of russia's gas exports to your come through here are questions about whether guys problem could use the phasing as an excuse to hold gas exports biased due to a parameter already. the security of energy infrastructure is a key factor, and the conflict must goes atomic agency roles at thomas warren to the growing crisis of nuclear power plants in cost and in russian occupies upper region in ukraine, ukraine's targeting of russia's infrastructure is widening ukrainian. drones also attacked in all his storage facilities in russia, southern rust of region early sunday morning, sparking a large fire high winds and hot weather are fueling wild fires in western turkey. more than $130.00 separate blazes have broken out of tardies a most are now under control sizes, have to leave their homes and businesses around the coastal city of is mere. as the flames threatened one of turkey's biggest urban areas in

tens, wild fires have covered the forests and valleys around is mir and smoke. and ash the flames have scorched large areas, reading houses, and businesses, and forcing thousands of people to evacuate. some have been able to return to assess the damage the my animals were on that side of the hill. it was a disaster when the fire broke out, we're trying to do as much as we could, but we failed. we couldn't save the animals, we lost them all of the problem as long as we've lost everything. livestock farm is over or all of the trees are gone and our gardens are burnt right now we have almost nothing. we have no electricity hit rock bottom and the residents have shared video showing the fires approaching their homes and is mere

over 40 buildings have been damaged in the city alone. and dozens of people have been taken to hospital suffering from bones of the authorities. say the biggest places are now under control kind of the not because i said it was in between gauge of all your friends on the ground have been working all night long in the hills behind us . reside letty up to that and they're still working from the order, but there is no longer any threat to the city. you know, i'm that i'm having to be with this column of the several to just regions, especially near the coasts, has been ravaged by wild fires in recent years. as summers have become harder and dryer because of climate change. officials war and the risk of more fires in the north and the west remains high. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. so john has

declared a called her academic is weeks of heavy rain contaminate drinking water. health ministry says at least 22 people have died in the break. authorities are repeating for urgent humanitarian aid for thousands of people displaced by flooding. thousands of indians have joined doctor's and medical staff, protesting the rape and murder of a female training in coal kata. many doctors have stayed away from work beyond the end of a nationwide strike. demonstrators are demanding a hold to violence against women, tighter security and hospitals. heavy rain has huge austria closing flooding and the capital vienna, the city, so its largest recorded summer dime pours in over a 150 years. a woman who was critically injured after being swept under a close fight thoughts. it's long after the partial legalization of cannabis and germany funds of the plants complain, the infamous national bureaucracy is still a real diner. and you have joined kind of us clubs to share their enjoyment of the

drug, only to find red tape, getting in the way scenes of jubilation that berlin's brand number gates on april. first, they marked the criminalization of china based in germany. much awaited by many adults come now possess and smoke marijuana and public bureaucracy seems to be standing in the way of access to legal cannabis. according to the new law, individuals can grow up to 3 kind of as plants at home. and as of july, 1st, people can apply to establish so called kind of best social clubs. associations were members can grow plants together and share the harvest. the problem, some clubs have been unable to apply for a license in berlin, not a single club has managed to hand in their application. frustrated club founders have come together and started organizing to put more pressure on the authorities. the responsibility for the permit application is being shifted back and forth between city and district authorities. we feel like we are being lied to from start

to finish. the berlin city government totally w. it is currently clarifying which office should oversee the permits. while this is being sorted out, the responsibility falls under district authorities. this still doesn't provide much clarity to the hold for managers of the kind of his clubs and questions remain as to whether this new law really makes it possible for people to access cannabis legally. yeah. is there something i've already signed up to be a club member? and now we're waiting, waiting for what's happening more and more in my circles is that people are getting their own accounts for the way they do this. you in germany is a contest so free. this wouldn't change anything the way it is right now. so people still use cell dealers, you know, because still we have no shops to buy it from somewhere, despite some skepticism, kind of bas club founders hope they can soon overcome the bureaucratic hurdles. and finally, start growing legal marijuana. right?

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