he's a, he has been, they've been criticized a lot for being a minister of industry, of the way, the 6 law just about producing country and at the same time also being a head of the state on oil companies. so he's signaling a support at the same time this morning we saw a draft with fossil fuel draft tax of this conference where fossil fuel phase of this actually mentions and according to sources within the german delegation. this could be a, a very decisive moment as we're heading to the finish line of, of this young conference that fossil fuels are mentioned. even though we know the big battles being fought in the negotiations rooms. but to have it here in the text already could be a signal with that that we could come to an historic agreements next tuesday to chat on back into by far as that the cop conference. thank you. the next up here on the w. uh, documentary takes you inside you of the legal team of the training software. so franklin bentonville and i'll be back with bulwark is put your name by the way we want to be the number one for the car to clean empire of crime. lose y

for the development and operation of nuclear power plants and in vietnam in late may it's minister of industry and commerce told parliament that the country's development of nuclear energy was an inevitable trent and there were players to build to nuclear power plants by russia, state atomic energy corporation and japan's atomic power generation suspended vietnam. and to be carbon neutral by 2050. and thus needs a stable source of energy. so the authorities might restore the project any time soon. and so china is one of the world's primary investors in nuclear, in recent years. what does that mean for its influence? we're talking about se asia in these plans to shift more towards nuclear energy in the belt and rolled in the shade of china, or se asia talk about nuclear power co operation. however, the 2 sides have not yet nate breakthrough progress as nuclear power development in southeast asia is still at an early stage. china's plan to help build nuclear power plants in southeast asia, phase this many uncertainties, political risks and fears, international competition, and other serious chal

and environmental activists. president of the climate conference, i'll commit a job there, a minister of industry and advanced technology of the united arab emirates, but also head of the states oil company. one thing is clear, human driven climate change and devastating whether extremes can only be controlled with a rapid phase out of coal, oil, and gas. out there however, is promoting the future of fossil fuels. video but energies are not and cannot be the only on more than $130.00 political representatives from europe and the usa have demanded his removal as president of the un climate change conference without success. after the usa as the world's tough oil producer, saudi arabia comes in 2nd place together with the emperor. it's iraq, iran and kuwait. 5 countries from the gulf region are ranked among the world's top 10 oil producing states. and they are heavily dependent on oil income between 20162020. the fossil fuel accounted for more than a 3rd of the gross domestic product for the gulf states. the money helps pay for social development, but it's also funding the transition to renewables.

i'm at l. java as minister of industry and advanced technology in the united arab emirates. and also happens to be head of the states oil company video, but energies is not and cannot be the on the, on more than $130.00 political representatives from europe and the us have demanded to be dropped as president of the climate conference to no avail. saudi arabia is the 2nd largest producer of oil after the u. s. u, a. e. iraq. iran and kuwait, also in the gulf region, are likewise ranked among the world's top 10 oil producing states. between 20162020. the fossil fuel accounted for over a 3rd of gross domestic product in the gulf states. that revenue helps pay for economic development, but is also funding the transition to renewables. at the same time, the goal for reaching has already been impacted by the consequences of climate change from drought to flash floods, and rising sea levels, saudi arabia and the u. a. e. have seen huge expansion and renewable energy use in recent years. just recently the emirates announced their net 0 target for 2050. those plans involved new clean

white stilton on it of java as minister of industry and advanced technology in the united arab emirates. and also happens to be head of the states oil company video, but energies are not and cannot be the only on of the more than $130.00 political representatives from europe and the us have demanded to be dropped as president of the climate conference to no avail, saudi arabia is the 2nd largest producer of oil after the u. s. u, a. e. iraq. iran and kuwait, also in the gulf region, are likewise ranked among the world's top 10 oil producing states. between 20162020. the fossil fuel accounted for over a 3rd of gross domestic product in the gulf states. that revenue helps pay for economic development, but is also funding the transition to renewables. at the same time, the goal for reaching has already been impacted by the consequences of climate change from drought to flash floods, and rising sea levels, saudi arabia and the u. a. e. have seen huge expansion and renewable energy use in recent years. just recently the emirates announced their net 0 target for 2050. those plans involve new,

occupied an increasingly important position in cuban political life becoming minister of the economy the minister of industry. and or a all a dream you have proved. wrong on che arrived in havana bearing the reputation of a great commander. fidel cast. i had always been wary of anyone who might have too much prestige. christie could out showing him there are there's something that i thought of as the outcome so we ask of our earth to look after the fortress of like a banya which overlooked the port of havana and where previously he first revolutionaries had been imprisoned and then following the victory of the revolutionaries but he stares and strains that. see it give our fidel castro in charge shake of our with the task of organizing trials for the prisoners of the tasters regime just. so it wasn't just another episode in shades history. it was probably the most indelible tash you could have had. to be so much a business. cubit us who were on the receiving end at the time and family members of those who were shot called him. the little butcher of like about a year. ago. issues is wrong under his orders doz

and that air strikes, i want to go now and to your e. saki is the advisor to ukraine's minister of strategic industries. mr. zach, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. i like to start by just getting your thoughts on this latest barrage of missile attacks across your country. what do you mean, brant? i'm saying is army. of course we use a witness today. another example of what a terry state is capable of a direct state that has been trying to break the will of the premium people for more than 2 years now. um, at the moment, ukraine's electricity infrastructure is destroyed just the intense fighting on the front line. but that is not enough for the battery started. that's why the heating children's hospitals, that heating maternity was the heading, residential buildings. and you know, in the event today, all the ambassadors and consuls of from different countries have come to the side of his children's hospital just to see with their own eyes, the result, investment tires and sort of of course we will be continuing to ask our partners to support us militarily, just send us more at the fast

minister of defense. he's now an advisor to the minister of strategic industries that welcome to the w. a why was general as soon as the fact be so great as in 5 to this aggressive law for almost 2 years and the war we are finding today is not the whole we will find in 2022, then 2023. it's very dynamic. changes, and we have come to a point where because of a number of factors, we objectively needs to raise our, i mean, to renew the new to the ship. to bring in a new vision, a new set of g, a new approaches to a number of aspects which all make our defense capabilities. and this is exactly what does that president zaleski is the supreme commodity richie of a copy of what exactly institution is responsible for determining strategy or training defense overall. so general solution is really like you said in your report is very much loved by all and previous we regard him a key role and uh, we are thankful to him for the has done to help us defend ourselves. but at the same time, whether it's on the csp who is coming in to replace it is also a very experienced general role has more than 10

minister strategic industries. thank you so much. thank the hearing germany chance of that show says cold for the strengthening of lows on weapons and migration, 3 days after a deadly knife attack in the west of the country. chancellor schultz is visiting the city of zoning where he laid flowers in remembrance of the victims. prosecute us. i 26 year old serial mine has confessed security, 3 people and wounding 8 investigators on now looking for links between the suspects and the so called islamic states. the terrorist organizations has claimed that it was behind this attack. let's get more from optic political edison. mckayla is not a welcome mikaela. i'm so talk us through then the main message, if the chance of speech. well, 1st of all, he wants his route to console the local community and zoning and, and reassure people that the government as he pushes is doing everything within its powers. and to stop these terrace, who are individuals awful and, and all of this is happening within a ferocious context of a political blaine game, a one size binding the other, the st

well i oh, if you speak of concrete numbers, i spoke to the chief minister of marashi, which is one of the top industrialized states in india. it attracts won the highest in the number of investment for investments. so the chief minister told me that they had actually struck deeds worth $17000000000.00 already. that was the day before yesterday when i spoke to him. so clearly there is a lot of interest, and these, the, these, the interest is coming from across sectors. it's coming from the people who are looking at india as a destination for electron mobility. they're looking at a sustainability and they're trying to harness in just id talent. so basically yes, there is a lot of interest and this is a, this is this, the, just the number from one state. and the overall, like i mentioned, there is a lot of interest in what india is offering to the world here. 17000000000 for one state. why is there so much interest in india, even in a global slowdown, investment is drying up in so many places. well, you know, that's an interesting question. i put that to the officials from india here and they've feel that it's

offer a series of high profile chinese takeover attempt lynn widen stores any offer foreign investment in this strategic industries and germany's economy minister tells d.w. we must take a closer look at foreign takeovers. the hall even mosque wants you to go to work soon and one of his tesla is of course put on the brawl and although the presentation of his grand scheme didn't exactly go to the cloud. also sunk without trace data technology and mismanagement destroyed the ship building industry crushed. this is either of your business and. china is one of germany's biggest trading partners but there's growing concern about chinese investment and some german companies lawmakers here want to be able to block non e.u. firms from investing in critical infrastructure that includes high tech and utility companies the government will lower the threshold at which it can consider blocking such takeover plans authorities will be able to investigate whether an investor from outside the european union can go ahead if the plan stake is ten percent or higher last summer berlin blocked the chinese bid for a twenty percent stake in the german electricity comp

you're a soc, is an advisor to the ukrainian minister of strategic industries. a warm welcome back to d delta. here we have just seen in our reports that russia has intensified if attacks in the northeast of ukraine. is this because russia has found a weak points in ukraine's defense has their or the rest as in task finally began intensifying the bombardment of errors. in particular, the little mute caught confusion recently because they have started using more of these guided bombs. and of course, the lack of sufficient numbers of defensive receptors on the top end, the inability of our systems to provide cover up to these areas. me in the front lines, the ones that the russian brawlers can reach. now of course that's been a major issue and we're seeing another on a daily basis khaki vision as well as the southern castle and reduce operational region. so those areas on the very heavy, the bottom of the daily basis. now, after a long delay this weekend, the us house of representatives passed a $61000000000.00 a package for ukraine that is expected to be approved

of dividing the country. his latest instance is only likely to increase tensions. foreign ministers from the group of 7 industrialized nations are meeting in germany, find a way forward on a number of pressing global crises. on day one of the 2 day summit ministers discussed russia's war on ukraine, ongoing political unrest in iran and china. it's growing economic clout. the talks come as german chancellor of what shots flies to beijing for 24 hour visit and has concerns mount about the level of chinese investment in germany. powerful engine for christ. i spoke earlier with d. w. political corresponded julia so deli, about the details of the meeting. had the focus today was all on the war in ukraine. it was the main topic being discussed among a leaders here at the g 7. and at this g 7 for ministers meeting. the focus is specifically on supporting ukraine through the coming winter. now we know that russia has been bombing a crucial civilian infrastructure in ukraine, hitting electricity networks and water supply that, that has, that is having a great impact on the civilian population in ukraine and looking at the win

he's now an advisor to the minister of strategic industries that welcome to the w. a. y was general as soon as the fact be so great has been fighting this aggressive law for almost 2 years. and the war we are finding today is not the whole. we will flying in 2022, then 2023. it's very dynamic changes. and we have come to a point where because of a number of factors, we objectively needs to raise our me to renew the new to the ship to bring in a new vision, saturday, a new approaches to a number of aspects which, oh, make uh our defense capabilities and this is exactly what does that president zaleski is the supreme commodity of the constitution and he's responsible for determining strategy or training defense overall. so general solution is really like you said in your report is very much loved by all and pray, news. we've got him here all and we all thankful to him for that he has gone to hell was defend ourselves. but at the same time, whether it's on the csp who is coming in to replace him is also a very experienced general role has more than 10 years of combat expe

scheuer stands for he stands for protecting the german car industry minister not the environment and consumers and so that's. you know a lot of real government support has shaped german industry policy for many years. since the late 1990 s. parliamentarians have discussed stricter limits on c o 2 emissions but instead of concrete rules they decide voluntary measures are enough. the former environment minister defends the decision. of all she commitment aimed at a reasonable goal is not bad simply because it's voluntary the question is if that goal will be achieved and if it is there is no need to bring out the most talk just tools of persuasion and. it quickly becomes clear that the industry is falling far short of its c o 2 reduction targets. the car industry the car sector in europe for example is one of the biggest contributors to c o 2 emissions so we have to go faster and the car industry has to go faster but instead of preparing on time investing and rolling out technology they prioritized profits in the good vs the u.s. where they didn't have any regulations to meet. meanwhile the issue of climate change grows more ser

of the top is the story where falling for you this hour. he, you, agricultural ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss the state of the food and fishing industries across the block. the gathering takes place against the backdrop of thrushes war in ukraine. and that's all for me in the business team here in berlin for more to head over to our website euclid d w dot com slash business for the dw youtube channel were on facebook as well from me and the team. it's get back in touch with eco africa. droughts are hitting rwanda. heard this here. now the government is taking action by providing free access to ground water and teaching people how to use it sustainably before power will be able to talk about that. firstly, everyone is responsible for protecting at jeff secondly, but what we have to know how to use the water without wasting it. eco africa next on d w. ah, what people have to say matters to us, but me, that's why we listened to their stories. reporter every weekend on d w ah yeah, would we be without biodiversity probably extinct.

will always on the accommodation is ukraine's minister of strategic industry. so i asked him how long he thought it will take his country to become self sufficient in weapons production to teach him at this point. indeed one cannot talk of production, but all over the for almost a year, we've been using scars the deficit of to local and government funding. because again, the capabilities to bring use are almost 3 times fire the funding available in this respect time and wouldn't be always grateful to denmark for on being the leader in the you and you should to, which is called the primary domain for you. bring an arm or a side remarks and uh with this initiative with god external funding. the 1st one, the theme from denmark, from the government. and so it's going to take you from your premium manufacturers and the need to are you creating an army with this help we can see a lot faster because as i told you, our capabilities are higher than the funding available. right? so that to put it simply, if you had more money you, you have the capacity to produce more wea

trying to avoid to talk about it but yes we're getting lots of negative comments from the german industry as this month former traffic minister now number one a lobbyist of the auto industry is saying that it will be very important to have the same rules for all germany and that it's very important that also small businesses won't be too much affected by this because we have to remember that also lots of small businesses now maybe have to rethink i was reading a statement earlier from a german a bakery outside of stuttgart just last year they were buying five new diesel cars now they have to think you know what you do if they will have to invest lots of more money also negative comments from the also see asian of the german craft industry calling all of this a massive intervention of the ownership so besides the people who might be able to breeze from now on or from next year better air lots of people are also very war it and concerned all right a lot to digest there for in frankfurt thank you so much. and joining me now for more on the ramifications of this verdict form my colleagues and then to my loud joins me here in the

there's been growing scrutiny of the meat industry here in germany following a string of coronavirus uprights at slaughter houses earlier today the country's food minister met with the industry. officials to discuss the future of livestock farming she says she wants higher prices for may to improve conditions for both workers and animals the medic comes out her corona virus outbreak of a make plant in the city of good a slow lead to officials to re-impose lockdowns meanwhile health officials in good a slow are trying to figure out why the virus was able to spread so rapidly at the tourney's may plant. the meat cutting section attorneys is the center of the outbreak 2 thirds of the workers here have tested positive but why did the virus spread like wildfire here scientists suspect it could be related to the air cooling and circulation system in the plant is here next but what we didn't know before is that under these circumstances the research elation of air can keep aerosols moving and what does that to risk factor we weren't aware of hung it was enough these equal for us to step on political works as an air conditioning technician in the city to store

outbreaks at slaughterhouses here in germany is leading to bring new scrutiny of the country's meat industry food minister yulia klucker has met with meat industry officials to discuss the future of livestock farming she said she wants higher prices for meat to prove conditions for workers and for animals the meeting follows a corona virus outbreak at a plant in the city of go to slow lead officials to reimpose a local lockdowns meanwhile health officials in grosses though are trying to work out why the virus able to spread so rapidly at the turn years meet planned. to meet catching section attorneys is the center of the outbreak 2 thirds of the workers here have tested positive but why did the virus spread like wildfire here scientists suspect it could be related to the air cooling and circulation system in the plant is here nish but what we didn't know before is that under these circumstances the recent kill a sheen of air can keep aerosols moving. when that's a risk factor we weren't aware of it was enough reasonable for tourists. stefan political works as an air conditioning technician in the city to

of the soviet union. and was minister in the eighty's a lot of industrial companies were built in the city center many old buildings had to be removed twenty five percent off the center was demolished and that's why i see the development of the city differently so-called buffer zones should not be used for high rise buildings they must not destroy the silhouette of the city. or the absolute. i can say with absolute certainty that at least according to our general plan some account will be rebuilt like a single city monument so that everyone who comes here feels like they're in an open air museum. open air museum with plenty of space to live hopefully a modern dignified life at least that's the vision of the urban developers of some account the question now is whether their plans can become reality. that's it for me and the business team more do follow us on facebook and on twitter you underscore business if you don't already do that there's cause more news coming out of the talks on the two states you drive now for eco india that's up next right here on the d.w. just after this. market up to. come. to lig

well i was talking to a couple of way industrious and also of the ministers who are part of this delegation what we do good tomorrow and what i believe that is going to a lot of course cheering from india's side of course as you nor this trade negotiators the big decisions at the last moment i think india does not finally signed trade agreement with this being left out of this entire system remember chinese president being was in india last year last month and he had a very long meeting with the prime minister of india and they sorted out a lot of things so my people what i believe and what i understand from my sources is that india will at least signed a deal but of course it will have to stop the other countries will have to take into account the concerns that india is it is in some of this nonsense really genuine when you go to india and i'm going to going to india automotive and especially those who are in the d.n.a. industry and all and then you'll realize that it's really just dave thank you very much for your analysis andrea thank you for us. now to some of the other business stories

when he lets take a look now at some of the stories making headlines. finance ministers from the g 7 group of industrialized nations have agreed to impose a price cap on russian oil exports. they aimed to limit russia's revenues and ability to pay for the war in ukraine. moscow has hit back by saying it will stop selling all of the countries implementing the price count. officials in sri lanka say, the former president goes by a roger boxer has returned 7 weeks after fleeing the island artifacts i was forced out of office after months of months, protest over the national economic crisis. their calls for an investigation into mismanagement and corruption and violent protesters have entered the british parliament and glued themselves together. round the speaker's chair. they called for more direct public involvement in government decision making. the extension rebellion group is planning more protests later this month. the humanitarian crisis course by weeks of monsoon, ryan and flooding and pakistan is worsening. areas in the south are likely to be flooded again as water surges from major rivers in the north

dr. shut the norwegian minister of trade and industry will be coming by later today. 35 year old young christian investor stock saint paul horning speaking to business leaders . he defends the sanctions against russia. watkins of knowing they affect every one in his audience, including gregor and the shipyard. i came to see the office by the go, all full. if y'all down in the dumb off, the situation is dramatic, but they companies, he make a large part of their sales from russian clients, e keep long jobs, and people in the region is also important from a security perspective. again, another reason why the government agreed on extraordinary financial assistance and philip met extraordinary there who miss garrett hill talk. it should be easier for gregor and the others to get loans now. but gregor still has questions. i got up to you. i mean exactly. my counselor is already scratching his head too hard to get in touch with us. no doesn't. i'm for the oklahoma in mississippi on home. if we need to know, i s i p, so we can sort out the details of the out of the little were they recognized

industry and made enemies in the process. in two thousand and nine a conference of state economic ministers underlined the importance of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry for germany as a center of business and innovation. because the pharmaceutical industry is so important the economic ministers did not like the fact that quicks approach has created considerable uncertainty in the pharmaceutical industry in two thousand and ten the board announced it would not run use of its his contract despite widespread support for his work it's a spectator that pharmaceutical lobbyists were behind the decision sivits is in private practice but his demands have not changed with this new kid was just projects and politics can be influenced by lobbyists but we elect a parliament or parliament can pass legislation that. and that legislation could for example stipulate that manufacturers can by all means pay for pharmaceutical studies before and after licensing is granted about it but that those studies are commissioned by the licensing authorities or another independent body the problem is there has to be the political will to want it and th

of june. health ministers from the g 7 group of industrialized economies meeting in the english city of oxford. where researchers at oxford university developed a curve at 19 vaccine with the pharmaceutical company. as for seneca ministers, discussing the prospects of joint protection measures against future pandemic, and way, and ways of sharing vaccine with poorer countries. greece has begun a vaccination campaign for asylum seekers. they've been in often over crowded camps on its island. vaccines have already been offered to the general public for several months. the greek government has been criticized, being slow to inoculate, migrants many living in unsanitary conditions. russian police have released a well known opposition politician from custody after holding him for 2 days metering, good cause of detention came as authorities crank down on descent ahead of the september parliamentary election in which could come aspire to run. the police said he was jailed as part of a prose into financial issues. trunk is struggling to contain the environmental damaged from a wrecked cargo ship, whic

let's take a look now at some of the other stores making headlines around the world finance ministers from the g 7 group of industrialized countries. at pledge to impose a price cap on russian oil. they want to limit brushes, revenues and his ability to fund the war in ukraine. moscow has responded by saying that it will stop selling oil to countries that implement the price care reports from sir lancaster, that former president go to bio roger coxa has returned at less than 2 months after fleeing the island project. coxa was forced out of office after months of mass protests over the countries economic crisis. there are holes for him to be investigated for mismanagement and corruption. environmental protesters have entered the u. k. houses of parliament and glued themselves together around you see there, the historic speakers chair or calling for more direct involvement in government decision making on environmental issues. the group extinction rebellion says to expect more protests this month. you as president joe biden has hit out at his predecessor entity ahead of key mid term elections in his speech in philadelphia.