the, the, this is dw news live in from berlin, russia's invasion of ukraine and the fear nato could be pulled into the war. ukraine accuses russia are striking a civilian green ship in the black sea and the waters of nato member romania. keep calling it a breeze and attack on global food. secure, also coming up the worst well fires in over a decade, sweeping through bolivia, indigenous groups of say, so called slash and burn farming practices are partly to blame. and, and an exclusive interview with the w news. bangladesh is new leader mohammed eunice tells us how he plans to put his country back on the path between stability plus egypt. and once it's queen, back

a top egyptian archaeologist calls for the world famous bust of never ged to be returned more than a century after the artifact was discovered and taken to a german museum. the library golf review was watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome ukraine's president, board of me is the landscape says that a ship, caring ukrainian green has been hit by a russian missile in the black seat. he posted these images showing the damaged vessel on social media. ukraine's as the ship was in waters off the coast of nato member romania, when it was hit. sobinski is calling for a global response to what he says is a direct attack on vital shipping roots and global food security. no casualties have been reported in this attack as well. i'm doing now by you in reality, he's

a maritime analyst at the center for maritime strategy in baltimore, in the united states. he joins me now from hawaii. it's good to have you with this . we want to be clear here. ukraine blames russia, but los gail has yet to comment on this attack. if it is russia, why would it attack a green ship now? do we know? well, thanks very much. we're early in this whole situation and we have to be very careful to jump to too many conclusions. but this certainly does look like russia. it was a rushing to blow up to 2022 jet. that seems to have part of the missiles of it struck the ship and we have to start understanding what might be going on our earlier this week, we saw russia send 2 shipments of green for the 1st time to egypt. the ship was your cleaning and green heading for egypt. we have to begin asking whether this may be russia's new attempt to try to block certain supply chains and preserve new found market space as the war continues to develop. russia is also working much

more closely with the, with these out of young men. and we've seen ships being allowed to go from service stobel and occupied premier to who data and the access of the russians to, to who the thinking may actually indicate that they are being inspired by the, the once in a tax on shipping that have gone relatively unanswered thus far in the red sea, and so russia may feel emboldened by the ability to strike commercial shipping and interrupt supply chains for its own benefit. what is your about? i want to be clear on this, then if that's the case, if russia is trying to maybe take a market, that ukrainian grain has enjoyed this. it would be an act of economic more that we're talking about then what that's absolutely correct. and thus far, russia has shown since the 24th of february 2022, a flagrant disregard for international law. so it's not surprising that they would continue to pile on as their casualties mount, as their ability to use. the black sea diminishes, given their own black,

safely being mostly on the bottom of the black sea itself. and so this may be a phase of russian aggression in order to preserve its attempt at gaining some kind of victory in ukraine. the attack happened as we understand it outside romanian territorial waters. but we've been remaining is economic zone. can you explain what this means and whether nato would consider this an attack on the territory of an aide? remember, a rush of us to play, bring some ship and this is right on the brink, but unfortunately it is not inside the sovereign territorial jurisdiction of romania and us does not automatically add for your article 5 of a needle. so we're not looking at an immediate situation where this would be considered an arm to tack on a needle allied, however, it is right on the line. and so we have to ask the question why the ship was traversing outside of the territorial sea, which obviously does not afford it. the same protections as if it was thing isn't

it isn't passage through romanian waters. but from a legal standpoint, there is no immediate attack on the sovereignty of romania. however, we have to be very good and that russia feels and bolden enough to to be so close. and this, this does bring up the question of how secure that green ford or uh from you, praying through romania is going to be as we go forward. and before i let you go, i just wanna be clear on this. the ship is attacked was not in what's considered the secure shipping route that ukraine created along the coast after rush of pulled out of the black sea greenville last year. so can you think of a reason why the ship would veer off course, or unfortunately, the absence of farm does not mean the absence of danger, but the absence of farm sometimes makes us complacent. and so i don't know why that ship would be outside of that. other than that beer has not been in attack of the last incident, really was last august with the onboarding of the super open heading into ukraine.

and so this has been at a time of a few incidents, very few with tax on commercial shipping. and we've only seen one incident that even comes close to this level of hostility towards back commercial shipping. and that was in the very early days when the health was, uh, was sailed into a mine field. and unfortunately saying, so this is a, this is a major development. and a huge concern given the already over whelming amount of screened in the global commercial shipping industry. is under, it puts our supply chains of everything and not just our food supplies in danger, but certainly food security should be on everybody's mind as we look at the st. marks on which we're already operating. you know, i'll be with the center for maritime strategy, mr. i'll be, it's going to have you on good to get your valuable analysis on this. thank you. thank you. it's going to be about what parts of the central south america are experiencing the worst well fires the region is seen since 2010 huge areas of the

amazon rain forest in brazil are on fire and fires sweeping across the world, parts of bolivia and are causing dangerous air pollution. several neighboring countries are sending firefighting teams to help. bolivia has also deployed its military. spillage is and firefighters work side by side to bottle wild fires the just sweeping across waves of farm land in santa cruz. central bolivia. recent extreme drought has provided the ideal conditions for the fires to spread and several regions leading to the deployment of soldiers to the west effected areas. indigenous groups of blaming the popularity of so called selection bun farming meshes. that is what they might, logan idol roch's,

cut down huge areas of hillside forest, which they then fun so that they can expand that punctures for grazing what they don't know. this is the reason wildfires are reaching our communities to meet you. good community was affected by a fire from private property. our community was also badly affected by different fire. didn't saying you to the concerns of being echoed by thousands of protesters in the capital city. laugh has to demonstrate as a cooling for an end to what they say destructive foaming news. 7 please realize what is really happening in our country. we have lost millions of hectares. millions of animals have been done to death and it's not fair to the young. they want to repeal the laws that are to blame for the fires in bolivia . that is why we're protesting to fight against this government and also the

previous one, and they all approve these laws which are doing most in bolivia and that's in america a lot of harm to the americans. the wild fires have engulfed more than $4000000.00 hectares of land in bolivia, this year alone, nearly 4 percent of its entire land area. well journalists, gabriella, the lucky ones is standing by in bolivia as capital a pause. gabriel is good to have you with this. what are you hearing and seeing is that the farming practice of slash and burn is that part of the problem here? living in yes. in fact, in 2019, well the bellows, 5300000 hectares of land doing the the, the fires. right? so according to from, doesn't so long, there are at least 10 isn't very un decreased loss. it means that

this los allows the people to start fires just to maybe they're there and blending. and what's the government doing about this? it mean if the government limits the amount of land they can set a blaze? isn't that being seen as an attack on people's ability to make a living in one of these lowest the, the amount is 20 headquarters, but nowadays, no one controls that. i mean, there is a lack of control over the government or is the lack of trust bar as see the government is not doing what they should be doing. we are know at least 2 months since the fires how this started. so just yesterday the government announced an environmental pulse,

which means that no one can start to fire. but why do you day does? what do you think that is what? why is the government so slow to react to a situation that is obviously dire? there are some of some explanations. seems that those are 13 the government of it will morales have reached these kind of agreements with the overall arrow ivr system on the list of olivia. and that's because they shot to produce more. you know, so this isn't the lowest on degrees. are, were approved in the period of 2013 with a son and a 2019. so the government has interest in this. okay

. journal is going to be a this like one's a tony is from the part, it's going to be a we appreciate your reporting on this. thank you. are all right, just a quick look. now add other news from around the world. this, our 3 workers with the international committee of the red cross were killed into strike, a distribution side in eastern you great. the attack wounded to rather the i c r c says it's team was preparing to distribute wood and coal to people in the don't ask region when the vehicle they were in that they were using. was it ukraine accuse is russia of being behind the attack? sweden's right wing government, or i should say the united nations is condemning the killing of 6 of its staff members, and it is really strong on a school in gaza. you in run facility in the put the news rots for you know, on, within the day or pardon that we're having some technical problems here. let's do

sweet and again sweetens. right? when government has announced a plan to pay immigrants up to $30000.00 euro to return to their countries of origin as part of its bid to current migration. the government also plans to make it easier to expel migrants for substance abuse or association with criminal groups . and some of the ex movie mogul harvey weinstein is facing new sexual assault allegations in new york. this indictment comes ahead of a re trial. in his landmark lead to kids, prosecutor say they will seek to combine any new charges with one's previously brought against the wind speed, underwent emergency heart surgery. earlier this week, this is vladimir putin has more in the west about allowing ukraine to use long range missiles to strike russian territory. you said they would put the west at war with russia. keith has been pressing its allies for months to provide more powerful weapons with fewer restrictions. the u. s. and the u. care wing ukraine,

requests the leader of bangladesh as interim government has announced plans aimed at restoring order and stability. you may remember the country's long term prime minister was toppled by protest and forced to leave the country last month in an exclusive interview. how many units tells dw news, his vision of the future for bangladesh? millions of funds that these sheets are bidding their hopes on this man. they want him to overhaul a system that many believe don't autocratic and widely corrupt during former prime minister. she cutting us 15 years rude systems and institutions have to be fixed. he said before a new prime minister is chosen for the election. we have to get all the reforms and people reformed and everything. and the civil administration and reforming health care. i think a one is you cation, issue or form, and your issue,

a system of the form of the laws, you name it, is a whole long list of the forms that you have to go through. so we'll have to go through the 1st quote process. we just and now 6 commissions right now, actually today a commission switch to work and establishing the knobs for administrations known for police administration on for just the system. and so that's to the topic leader . she could see nice also accused of making amendments to the constitution, the benefit of the harp, but a degree unit is task to get that in order to sort of complete and seeking to nip drake. this is one view this and this don't do that. like the whole thing just and then the most important thing that you need right now, rather than these identical distribution. so this is the only to the differences in our own view is that we should not go to these. i think of when you're going to

citizen, we should be focusing on the major issues of good institution and build a consensus. we cannot do anything without a consensus because our student comes from the consensus as head of the interim government. one of the most important task for you in this is to hold elections soon as possible, that sort of mandates. we want to come to the election and have a decent election, beautiful the election and celebrate the victory of a particular party or whatever, by the which comes in hand over the pallet to the newly elected government. so this should be as brief as possible. we cannot give you data on time right now. there's only one month. we don't know exactly how much time each one of those the forms will be needed. because everybody agrees that we must complete the phone procedure 1st and hold the election around 1000 people were killed during the weeks leading

up to have seen this ouster on august 5th, making it the lot you speed it in, but not the history since it's 1971, independence as the countries and get them leader eunice faces a list of daunting task in a country that is still reeling from violence and uncertainty. us. and you can watch the w as exclusive interview with mohammed eunice in its entirety on our youtube channel. it dw news forward slash video. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines. in brazil, wildfires are still burning in the state of south pallet. authorities say fire crews are trying to contain places raging. you're 12 cities. there are growing concerns about the economic impact of the well flyers and the effect on residents. health. 8 bills are being returned to the note for don cathedral in paris after undergoing restoration work. the heaviest you see right there is gabrielle, which weighs in it more than 4 tons. notre dame is due to reopen in 3 months time.

after being devastated by a fire in april of 2019 the storm known as francy and has slammed at the coast of louisiana, toppling trees and nothing else. power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses. emergency workers rescued several dozen people including small children, trapped by rising flood waters in the city of new orleans. authorities have not reported any death or injury so far. it is one of the most same as artifacts of ancient egypt. you see it right behind me, the bust of queen never tv. it's been on display here in berlin and the new berlin museum ever since. it was discovered by german explorers more than a century ago. were now a prominent egyptian archaeologist, who is also egypt. former antiquities minister, has launched a petition calling on germany to give back the bust. it's

a debate that's been going on now for a 100 years. who owns the famous post of napa, t t. the diction queen was put on display for the 1st time in the noise museum in berlin, in 1924, and is now in the possession of the pressure and cultural heritage foundation. over the years they have been repeated demands from egypt, vanessa t. t to be returned to homeland. now the renowned egyptian archaeologist is ah, he has lost his starts with a new petition calling for its rebec creation. we are known today the user or the visit. the national committee is booked a government committee. the last 4 digits of the box to visit the p. as in the past, the pressure and cultural heritage foundation still sees no reason to attend the valuable object. yeah, i don't, is the dispute not true and this on this one. our stances, of course,

that we 1st of all adhere to the legal situation with the flag intake provides a clear base. so super why the bus does here on plaza, i want to push to here is the, what is the legal basis in this complicated case. in 1912, egypt was not yet a sofa in states and not to put these control. archaeologists from britain, france, and germany was scouring the land in search of the treasures because they museums, according to the lowest and force at the time excavation teams were allowed to take half of the objects found. while the other half had to remain in egypt. when f a t c was excavated by the gym and off fuel to just literally boil hard to 1912, the antiquities department decided that the bus to go to germany, while the winged ulta piece would remain in egypt. so from this legal standpoint, everything was about food, but the laws of the time will made under the conditions of imperialism. for many

egyptians, the return of the past is not a question of what his rights in little bit of water is. just museums is this, the entity is because our heritage was taken out of egypt by the french and the english. or this petition is not the 1st and probably want to be the last. there are currently no demands for restitution from the states of egypt. but the moral pressure on the oppression, cultural heritage foundation is growing. all right, there's a lot going back here. and to do that, i'm pleased to welcome to the dates of why she's a professor of art history at berlin's technical university. she's an expert on a colonial, eluded art professor. it's good to have you with this. so i'm going to start by just asking you should the german sin nefertiti back to egypt? thank you for having me. i think so. has some it's a little bit too simple. me for me. the most important thing is to remember how

different gigi came to us to believe. and if we know how she came, we will have a very simple answer. she can, the colonial time, me, and the rooms with colonial, a symmetric, so addictions, he didn't have to say something about that they were forced to, let's nefertiti go and know we, if this and it didn't, in that dependent independence was wondering what would you say the people say, you know, egypt was never a colony of germany. no, it was not the colony of germany. but that, that time when the best of friends that t t was phone me, it was a on the british was free. it is control. and if you, if you like, it was like, or the every single above the ground was british men, roads wait a ways, it's like why and everything on the ground was french. because at that time,

the office for and secretaries for addiction, antiquities was a french administration list, philip seized his own, taking the visits, and the french said, okay, the germans kind of have the i think, what about the, the argument that these artifacts where they are now wherever they happen to be are safe in the world, it can enjoy them. now, we shouldn't send them back because their safety may not be guaranteed in the countries where they came from. what do you say to that? i think it's an argument to brooks a discussion because if you have a look on the table on egypt, you have the tumor of can totally touch 400 to use there. and it's still appropriate and they have no probing to concepts to protect it. and i think we have we in europe in long on the reason, but in we have something like an hour events i'd be to is to say only owe us the things are safe and the i'm not really safe to look for the well, because if you want to jump to go or oh boy,

today in 24. yeah. it's very unlikely that you will get get the visa comfortable in to see your retention. so i think it's a little bit untrue if you think it's a is the right thing, then do to send artifacts to the countries where they originate. do you think that here in berlin, i know you have a lot of contact with, with museum directors, museum curators. do you think? do they share that sentiment with you, that these beautiful artifacts that we have? maybe they need to go home. i think museum people are really conservative in french will say, cool, sale that the phone to rate the cool sale. that means they 12 of them. but then to the last 7 years, we have a great shift in these positions. but i think the young generation of these young people, museum thereto institution of the been in bronze is because of the pieces from bell

may have from friends to been in. that was the beginning. and if i to the would be one piece. maybe the next one or whatever she is known by so many. i mean she's almost like a pop icon. right. she transcends the, the, the art world. i mean, she's, yeah, she's known everywhere. almost like a living person. when that have a ripple effect. maybe. but why not? i think it's important to have a these discussion about our look. so i'll me or if they picked it up so you know what museums and why the others have nothing . i think it's important to give back professors of what it's been great talking with you. thank you for coming in and sharing your thoughts about the future of never to do. thank you. my pleasure. thank. so it is a reminder now as our top story, this, our ukraine's president says, rushing missiles that a cargo ship carrying ukrainian green in the black sea keeps as the vessel was in

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