the, the, you're watching you, the news laurie from berlin, ukraine suppressed and flawed. mister lensky, sorry, suffers his cabinet. it's the biggest government shake up since our starting rate is ukraine more than 2 years ago. why is it coming now? it's also coming up, donald trump, back to town hall events, appear to inform us network fox news with the toughest sport you think best. eventually campaign and community monsters towed and sent to teach us killed in this color, shooting in the us state of georgia. police say the 14 year old suspects will be charged with murder, the

number such as well. welcome to the program. ukraine's president allowed means the lensky, 3 shuffling his cabinet and the biggest checkup since the start of hostilities. 2 and a half years ago, the ukraine and foreign minister is standing down. now demitra halima is one of ukraine's most recognizable faces on the international stage. his resignation, his father for why they reached offer that the landscape says is vital heading into another winter in the war with russia. and to dining every is the resident fellow at the atlantic down. so see what he just sent over the focus on ukraine and josh, out. i asked him, why is this big jacob taking place now? so you're absolutely right that it is quite a big shift headlined, of course, by the, for administer. it's me through whoever likely leaving it this post tomorrow that

still has to be essentially approved or ratified by the training pearlman. but it's, you know, it is about half of the ministries in ukraine are going to have new leadership, either from an acting to a permanent capacity or from leaders shifting around from other administrators or others getting promoted. and so it is quite a big change and it comes, you know, 2 and a half years into the full scale invasion russia's invasion of the country and ukraine . would you be honest? is that a critical point here? and for folks like research who live up who's been in the post for over 4 years now, that's obviously a lifetime as administer, especially in the ukraine government. so, you know, i think it could be a positive for folks in the ministries in keep to hear a new voices. that's not the focus from calais, but actually he has made his mark as a pretty successful 4 minutes. so can we expect a big shift in his replacements approach as we write again that

mister whoever has been a really excellent sterling diplomat for ukraine, marshalling support from the west and from other countries, and being a reliable kind of straightforward communicate which, when you train, which has dozens of partners around the world, particularly in north america and in the us. that is a key quality. his suspected are likely replacement is amendment on the supervisor or is via and she is or was previously investors and turkey. and as also how the product posts in poland. so i think perhaps this could show you frame wanting to have a presence lensky, especially wanting to have a foreign minister who as close relationships with ukraine's closest and some of their most important to us. you mentioned the advantage of fresh voices in government. what are some of the potential disadvantages given that this is the time and josh of julie pressing on or this advantages would be if this is too

big of a shakeup, right? i mean, like you say russia is still pressing ahead in the east, in europe, across this small city that's become a key strategic old for the ukrainians that the russians are barren downtown. and while ukraine has their own offenses in russia's course, full blast. so i think, you know, one disadvantage could be if there's too much for you shuffling that, there's a little bit more confusion that you know, that can certainly be a negative. but of one of the positives is that this isn't, we're not talking about the ministry of defense. we're not talking about, you know, super high up positions in the wednesdays in our circle. these are mostly deputies in the inner circle, plus the ministers on the domestic front, with the exception of course, of mr clay. but i was leaving. so, you know, i, i do think there's a small risk that this could upset the apple cart too much. but i think it's,

it's on the safe putting, especially that this isn't, you know, anything involved with defense. although we did see that we'll have a new administer extra. cedric industries that are the defense industry and judy and heavy from the atlantic accounts. so thank you. so much for finding all of that security for us that's done to the us now by donald trump has been holding a town hall event on us tv time and fox news program, hand it to the went to play so strong faces a transformed race for the presidency, the former president has watched his leading opinion for they've backordered since june biden's endorsed coming to harvest as democratic policy candidates. the 1st direct consultation of the 2 rivals is due next week when the whole the sports debate on september 10th, and director raised off to the beautiful, the stefan simons in washington, dc. what stood out to him about the event. but actually,

the biggest thing is standing out was that nothing new happened? nothing new was said there was no donald trump having anything new in terms of criticizing the by marriage administration policies. nothing on the agenda. same old stuff. the immigration, saying mexico in other countries sent their worst into the united states and we, the united states are opening all borders responsible for this bite. and harris. the other thing he said, and which stood out in terms of, he's repeating this over and over and over again. his 1st day in office is promising. the largest deputation measures the world has ever seen nothing, nor in terms of his attacks against kamala errors. um, it would be personal or not under the beltline or not it. so there was nothing new . one thing important to the tech to you and to mention is i think there was a little bit of angst display by the former president. donald trump, in regards to the upcoming debate you just mentioned,

he mentioned over and over again that he assumes that abc this a network which will host this debate, has given a will give a kamala harris the questions, and perhaps even the answers to those questions. that's of course, not factual and speculation on his part, but those other things standing out. so nothing new as your folks really pointed out, we have seen coming ahead is gaining ground in open info's. does this mean that we're not going to see a change in terms of approach them? yeah, i don't think he is extra and you're saying here's, here's what the expert. so here's what the observers say, who really needs even to this is and, and, and people who know donald trump and i'm not one of the individual. i don't have individual orange of donald trump, but you can't be different. you can train a horse and do a trick, an old horse, and what you're getting is an old horse. so it's doing the same thing over and over

and over again. i don't think that he can, even if the campaign wants him to change one way or another, his attacks, or his demeanour, or anything, his approach towards kamala harris and the new numbers and the pull numbers where she leads in some states. and i don't think he can do it, and this is likely at least what all the experts that he is not able to change. he is not if maybe intellectually, but something in him. he cannot change his writing, the old horse, the older text, always the same from donald trump so far, just so what do you think was the point of this for you? the van? does it simply another attempt to valley the trump bit sizing? so he's catering to his own base, the crowd there in the studio was of course a jubilant and, and, and it, it was a whole run for him. so that was a very, very friendly crock, that you see. america is not only divided, maybe culturally and politically, for sure, but also when it comes to the habits of,

of people what the tv program they watch. so there is a specific crowd, a specific segment in our, in america here, which watches a fox news that's a conservative for leading to the right. very right. the populace, who does that? and there's others who would then go in the other direction, them as nbcc and, and, and so on. so very divided and this, this was a, a home run and a home game for donald trump trying to save the same old things to the crowd, to as probably heard it about a 1000 times. so a home run on home though, but let's see if trump does that well in the debate as well as stuff on simon's thank you so much for tracking that story for us now in the us as well as the police and the state of georgia, say a 14 year old may be charged with murder for the shooting depths of full people. on the high school we campus officials said the suspect was a student at apalachee high school, where the shooting took place. and that the suspect was been taken into custody and

identified as a 14 year old pupil at apalachee high according to the gun violence archive this year, they have been nearly 400 mass shootings in the us. meeting. 4 or more people were killed or wounded of 173 children age 11 and younger, were among the dead. one local college students said enough is enough. i feel like these words need to be said. i feel like i'm segments the united states . america has failed. our children, america has failed or educated in our schools. the steps of gun violence is a serious, serious issue in america of those sadly apparent. but this county has become another statistics. school shootings have become a tragically familiar occurrence in the us,

which has the highest rate of gun ownership in the world by far. but many americans believe their right to own firearms is too important to sacrifice. a quick look now, some of the stories making headlines. germany is boosting it's ad defenses with an advanced system that has already delivered to ukraine. the artist is going into service in northern germany. the system protects against enemy jones ex. off i'd choose my size, so on. so lock, so stress, federal money will not come back on military 8 to ukraine. the us as indicted to employees of russian state media network r t, and the full sanctions on its top editors. they're accused of seeking to influence november's presidential election. the us to do any general said the 2 are charged with conspiring to so much money laundering. i'm violating the foreign agents registration. that was the final report on the crenza tower. high rise does. austin,

london has criticized officials and building firms. it says all 70 to death in the fire in 2017 could have been avoided. buddhist prime minister, just almo, has apologized, seeing the steps for you to protect people. now timeouts president susan thing has welcome to more than 2000. the african lead us to beijing for the summit, that's good for the fullest. it's economic influence across the continent. she is expected to force for more chinese export in exchange for, for the investment in energy and infrastructure. sign of loans to african nations have talked to billions in recent years, which critically adds to mounting national debt. earlier, we also use east africa bureau chief audio, mueller, nairobi, what china expects from the neatest of these african states. yes, so the problem is that many african nations are facing and economic prices are

facing high cost of living and high levels of use unemployment. so if they have the choice between for example, and i'm s loan that always comes with often comes with harsh conditions. for example, tax increases or rather condition free chinese loan then many countries would go for the chinese option. so of course, china and return expects something the loyalty of, of these african nations. so if it would come, for example, to, in a discussion about taiwan or a vote and the un general assembly at china would definitely expect african nations to be loyal. also, for example, if there is a discussion on domestic issues in china like human rights abuses. so yes, um, that's definitely this expectation. a quick reminder of our top story before we go brush, i have stepped off with the zip on board meant of ukraine killing 7 people. and the latest strike on the rest of the deal of it. the attack photo strikes on the

central to do a photo of which kills at least 50 people. and with that, you're up to date from all of us here in berlin. thank you so much for being with us. the last name is the calls back. saved loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold a bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. next, would it be nosy bay like good everyone to kings to check out the award winning called. com. so hold back.