we will talk to the nigerian minister of industry about the prospects for the continent. at and more after a 62nd break. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ brent: welcome back. our top story, police in russia had detained hundreds of anticorruption protesters at rallies across the country. alexei navalny was taken into custody shortly before a big rally in moscow. javier is here with the latest business news. javier: we're focusing on africa , as is the current summit taking place here in germany. this year has been declared the african year in the european union in germany is currently residing, they have also put africa high on the agenda. the g 20 africa partnership to place today. its goal is fighting poverty as it sees it as a cause of migration to hear. opening the conference, angela merkel says more needs to be done to improve security to the african continent. >> the partnership with africa is about economic development, but also concerns from owning peace, stability and security. so this means first creating the recent conditions of that economic activities can even occur.

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

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.

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 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

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

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

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

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

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.

chancellor angela merkel and indian prime minister narendra modi have been holding trade talks in delhi the 2 leaders signed a series of agreements strengthening industrial and strategic links modi also announced that the 2 countries would work to combat terrorism and extremism but despite the show of unity there are divisions. india's prime minister. hopes of the german chancellor the woman he likes to describe is a great leader he's calmed down in kashmir would remain the elephant in the room for much of the day. modi's decision to strip the region of its semi autonomous states as has sparked outrage there and in the bring pakistan of that only doing press conference both sides appear keen to stress what they have in common. rather than what divides them horrible gentlemanly energies and germany's friendly relations are based on core values like democracy and the rule of law this is why we have similar views about the great challenges that face our world or to fight the dangers of terrorism and militancy we will strengthen bilateral and multilateral ties all going to. not be critical while out for mackerel for the unapologetic nationalist modi as both

of palestinians have been killed. well, israel troops keep up their offensive industry of prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces anti government protest at home. many blame him for failing to reach a deal to free. that is really hostages. still inside garza obelia, who was taken hostage with her boyfriend from their cubits new on the home on october 7th, 2023 now with a ceasefire. negotiators signaling process progress with the tox, for family hopes to see her finally released. the w is john phillip schultz reports from jerusalem. ya, who has been waiting for 14 months to hold his daughter in his arms again. arbel has already spent one birthday held hostage and gaza. now political insiders say the chances of a deal are better than they have been for a long time. don't wait even one day every day. that's past one walter just we we re died one more hostages and we'd be tortured. so what you are waiting for? what you are waiting for on october 7th, 2023 terrace rate in our bows. hometown of near orange instead of a state of the keyboards, they've been kidnapped arbel along with her partner and around 80 other residents

new scrutiny of the country's meat industry the country's food minister yulia klock now has met with meat industry officials to discuss the future of livestock farming she says she wants higher prices for meat to improve conditions for workers and for animals the meeting follows a coronavirus outbreak at a neat plant in the city of that lead officials to reimpose local walked out. meanwhile health officials english are slower trying to figure out why the virus was able to spread so rapidly at the chinese need to 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 but what we didn't know before it is that under these circumstances the recent kill ation of air can keep aerosols moving. that's a risk factor we weren't aware of hung it was enough these equal for. different politico works as an air conditioning technician in the city to use the world according to german lor

turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news around the world environment and energy ministers from the group of 7 leading industrial nations. the g 7 have agreed to phase out coal to generate electricity by 2035. a group also promised to double their financial support to developing countries about to cope with losses and damage caused by global warming. and hundreds of students have clash with the police in the chile and capital santiago, lease use tear gas and water cannons to put out fires and dispersed the crowds after molotov cocktails were thrown. the protesters are demanding food subsidies and more funding for public schools. football. now and there is less than 24 hours to go until the champions league final kicks off in paris. the reports taken round, the dread and a clash of european giants, led by york and clock. liverpool are in their 3rd final in the last 5 years. and the germans hoping, hoping to add another title to an already successful season, but domestic trophies already in a cabinet. at anfield. liverpool have already triumphed this season in both domestic up competitions. they even came close to

and let's bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world's environment and energy ministers from the group of 7 leading industrial nations. a g 7 have agreed to phase out colds who generate electricity by 2035. a group also promised your double their financial support to developing countries to cope with losses and damage caused by global warming. hundreds of students clash with police in the chile and capital santiago, please use tear gas and water cannons to put out fires and dispersed the crowds after a group through molotov cocktails. the incident took place during and otherwise mostly peaceful protest, demanding more funding for public schools. football now and the champions league final kicks off later to day in paris is already a buzz on the streets of the french capital. as liverpool and rail madrid supporters soak up. yeah. was here the last time the teams met in a final was in 2018. when rail came out on top, english and spanish fans alike were bullish about their teens chances this year. it seemed to be enjoying each other's company. coming in on a contract this morning, i met to liverpool fun, who tol

also the type of 7th terrace, the tax, like ministers, a gauze as health industry says dozens of palestinians have been killed by. is there any forces while waiting to aid the ministry which is run by him? us? said 8 people were killed and is ready as strike on an 8 distribution center. and a separate incident said at least 21 died and more than a 150 others were wounded by is ready gun fire at a crowd waiting for a trucks in the northern gauze. the strip. israel's ministry has denied attacking 8 centers with you and is wanting that gaza is on the brink of famine. currently a trucks. i'm moving supplies from the rougher and terms shalom checkpoints, but there's going pressure on israel to allow more aid into the territory. israel is blaming the united nations thing. it's not distributing the 8 these trucks of golf is lifeline care. i'm shalom is one of 2 crossings. where's really officials check for items they say could be used by him? us, which is widely regarded as a terrorist organization. then the supplies are driven back to enter gauze by the rafa crossing with egypt. agencies states thi

well, here's a quick round up of some other stories making use around the world environment and energy ministers from the group of 7 leading industrial nations. the g 7 have agreed to phase out coal to generate electricity by 2035. the group also promised to double their financial support to developing countries to cope with losses and damage caused by global warming. the world's oldest man has celebrated his 100 and 13th birthday. venezuelan on the sent to paris was awarded the title by the guinness book of records. he says, hard work, relaxing. vacations had gone to bed early, or the secrets to his, his age. he's 5 years younger than the oldest one. the group of 7 leading industrial nations de g 7 has promised to double its financial support to help developing countries cope with climate change. and that could benefit parts of africa being slammed by floods, drives, and other extreme weather events. despite producing a minimal amount of greenhouse gas emissions, extreme weather makes it harder for people to feed themselves with food scarcity, fueling conflicts and displacement. climate change hits populations who are already vulner

talks of trade and security with the indian prime minister narendra modi seeking to build closer industrial and strategic times. plus as germany gets ready to celebrate 30 years since the wall came down a massive art project is unveiled here in berlin made up of sounds of colorful streamers with messages of love and peace. i'm married to evanston and it's good to have you with us. turkey and russia have begun long have launched ground patrols in northeastern syria the operation is part of a deal struck by the 2 countries to force kurdish fighters out of the territory near turkey's border military vehicles are patrolling a zone 10 kilometers deep along the border marking a major power shift in syria it's a month after u.s. president donald trump withdrew his country's forces from the area russian and turkish troops have been carrying out joint patrols on the turkish syrian border since midday local time these images come from a region near the small turkish time. with the joint patrols wants to prevent the kurdish militia returning to the border driving the wipe out of the border region was

of cocktails. a witness, as the boy was pleading for his life when he was shown, environment and energy ministers from the group of 7 leading industrial nations. the g 7 have a great to phase out coal to generate electricity, electricity by 2035. the group also promised to double their financial support to developing countries to cope with losses and damage caused by global warming. hundreds of students class with elisa mitchell and capital santiago. please use take as in water cannon to put out fires and dispersed the crowds all through. group 3 balls of cocktails. incident took place during and otherwise mostly peaceful protest, demanding more funding for public schools. the town of your val day in the us state of texas is still reeling from tuesday school shooting that left 19 children and to teach us dead questions are mounting about why police took so long to stop the gunman. a punch in the gut to a town already reeling new details, raising questions if their worst nightmare could have been prevented. while old police were at the school, within minutes of the gunman opening fire, they waited more than an hour to stop him. as pare

of lower russian deliveries. economy minister, robert havoc said the use of gas and industry and to and to generate electricity would be limited. instead, more coal fired plants will be used to spiral environmental concerns. germany will do its best to replenish its gas storage reserves ahead of the winter. russia has cut deliveries, blaming repair work decision berlin says is politically motivated. here's a round up of the other stories making use at this hour. northeast india and neighboring bangladesh have been hit by heavier than usual monsoon rains, causing widespread flooding. at least 800 people have been killed in more than 2000000 matter. experts say floods after the rainy season or more frequent because of climate change. colombians are preparing to elect a new president. polarizing choice is between left his former gorilla fighter gustavo hedgerow and business. megan rodolfo, hernandez, who's been compared to donald trump. both men are neck and neck in pools, so called islamic state said it carried out saturdays. attack. want to seek temple in the afghan capital, capital 2 people died and several were inj

coronavirus outbreaks at slaughterhouses in germany is leading to renewed scrutiny of the country's meat industry. the food ministeras met with the meat industry officials to discuss the future of livestock farming. she says she wants higher prices for me to improve conditions for workers and animals. the meeting follows a coronavirus outbreak at a meat plant that led officials to reimpose local lockdowns. health officials in the city are trying to figure out why the virus was able to spread so quickly at the meat plant. >> the meat cutting section is the center of the outbreak. 2/3 of the workers here have tested positive. why did the virus spread like wildfire here? experts suspect it could be related to the air system in the plant. >> what we did not know before is under the circumstances, the recirculation can keep aerosols moving. that is a risk factor we were not aware of. >> he works as an air-conditioning technician in the city. according to german law, all workplaces need to be supplied with fresh air. the meat processing plant is no exception. >> they are our cooling systems based on recirculation. they l

so the foreign ministers of the most industrialized nations, the 7 most industrialized nations, and with show that lead debates exist, and we're expecting that statement around midday, so we'll have to wait for that. meanwhile, you commission president was a lot funder lion has given a short statement on the topic. i quote, it is absolutely necessary that the regions stay stable and that all sides refrain from further escalation. but of course, in recent days, germany has also condemned a ron's attack. on israel over the weekend with a foreign minister saying with us the evening that the german government and the you have use more drastic language towards tear on um, but always urging for the escalation of the situation. and as far as the opposition is concerned, they've been stressing israel's right to defend itself, including beyond its own borders. if there is an external attack, they want to put that topic back on the agenda or in the german parliament. and they want that would clear a sounds from the german government towards iran. and it's while they're busy and they say, and that

of lower russian deliveries. economy minister, robert havoc said the use of gas and industry and to generate electricity would be limited. instead, more, more, rather, coal fired plants will be used despite environmental concerns. germany will do its best to replenish its gas storage reserves ahead of the winter term. russia has cut deliveries, blaming repair work a decision. berlin says is, in fact politically motivated, there is a round up of some of the other stories making news. at this hour, colombians are preparing to elect a new president. the polarizing choice is between leftist former gorilla fighter gustavo petro and business magnet rodolfo hernandez, who's been compared to donald trump. both men are neck and neck in the pools. french voters are casting their ballots in the final round of parliamentary elections. opinion polls suggest that president emmanuel mack close allies will emerge as the biggest party in the new national assembly. but it is not clear if you will get the absolute majority, he needs to push through his business friendly reform. agenda. ne, india and neighboring bangladesh have bee

of lower russian delivers. economy minister robert havoc said the use of gas in industry and to generate electricity would be limited. instead, more coal fired plants will be used despite environmental concerns. germany will do its best to replenish its gas storage reserves ahead of the winter. russia has cut deliveries, blaming repair, work, a decision berlin, it says is politically motivated. and here's a round up of other stores making use at this hour. voting is underway in columbia in a tense and unpredictable presidential run off election. voters are choosing between left, his former gorilla fighter gustavo petro and business tycoon rudolph hernandez, who's been compared to donald trump. the 2 men are neck and neck in the polls. the so called islamic states said it carried out saturdays attack on a secret temple in the afghan capital capital 2 people died and several were injured. as you had said, they were retaliating for alleged insults against the islamic prophet. muhammad un says, afghanistan must do more to protect religious minorities, northeast to india and neighboring bangladesh have been hit by heavie

campaign of the suspect was arrested at the scene. staying in japan, foreign ministers of the g. 7 group of highly industrialized countries are meeting top diplomats from the member states are discussing current crises from ukraine to sudan, emphasizing that they want to maintain the international order. they had been keen to present a united front of their approach to china. after a recent attack on to pans prime minister casita security at at she 7 meeting is on high alert. the group of 7 is county headed by japan. the foreign ministers are meeting to discuss the war in ukraine and china increasingly aggressive stance towards taiwan, japan, till she mother yochi, once those who want to change the international order, the colors. so we will family reject any union after attempts to change the status quo by force or, or rush of aggression against clain, as well as the threat of use of nuclear weapons. by doing so, we will demonstrate to the wild, the g 7 strong determination to uphold the international order based on the law. the sudden violence in sudan is also on the agenda for the she 7th foreign ministers. t

what they wanted to see at the plant yon phillip sholtes, there will finance ministers from the g. 7 group of industrialized nations have plates to impose a price cap on russian oil. now they aim to limit russia's revenues and its ability to fund the war in ukraine. he is what german finance minister kristian ledner had to say. these are pies or by grants, if it was at this price cap on russian oil exports is designed to reduce putins revenues. to close a major source of funding for this war of aggression. at the same time, he wants to contain increases in global energy prices, which will minimize inflation globally. yet the inflexion global for more on this now i'm joined by anastasio esthetic who is assistant professor of finance at the hospice school of business in berkeley. she's also a co founder of the pressure group economists for ukraine. welcome to d. w. the german finance minister, who we just heard from says the price cat will hit russian income and limit inflation is a right? yes, that's the hope. and of course, the deciding factor here will be how $97.00 countries will react and how many of the

of lower russian deliveries. economy minister robert havoc said the use of gas and industry and to generate electricity would be limited. instead, more coal fired power plants will be used despite environmental concerns. germany will do its best to replenish its gas storage reserves ahead of the winter. russia has cut deliveries, blaming repair work, a decision berlin says is actually politically motivated. here's a round up of other stores making use at this hour. french voters are casting their ballots in the final round of parliamentary elections. opinion polls suggest president emanuel mack holes allies will emerge as the biggest party in the new national assembly. but it is not clear if he will get the absolute majority he needs to push through his business friendly reform agenda. northeast india and neighboring bangladesh have been hit by heavier than usual monsoon range, causing widespread flooding. at least 18 people have been killed in more than 2000000 left homeless experts, a flood after the rainy season are more frequent because of climate change. europe is sweltering under an unusually early summer heat wa

the german foreign minister held a video conference with several of its counterparts across the e.u. to discuss efforts to restart europe's struggling tourism industry summer is coming after the talks the foreign minister of germany said that he's hopeful that tourism abroad would be possible after the 15th of june but he said that it would not be a quick return to business as usual like other nations pressure is building here in germany to once more open the country to international tourists. this is germany 2nd biggest hotel the park in brighton the house of land most some is over 900 of its 1000 rooms are booked but because of the current travel restrictions right now only 25 are in use. we're reaching our limits it's becoming unbearable we desperately need travel as it's incredibly important for germany to restart business and tourism activities we need people to come to the city again but when is the top distillation we need tourists here last year 8 out of 10 overnight stays in this city were from the tourism sector. frontin you are not only in the. us also into the station sector. 5 shaggin who runs a restaurant a. square says in non corona t

foreign ministers from the g. 7 group of industrialized countries are holding a 2nd day of talks ahead of a leaders' summit in june many of the world's biggest geopolitical issues are on the agenda at the london meeting including the military coup in myanmar and the war in syria. hong kong's chief executive carrie lamb says that her government is working on new legislation to tackle quote the spread of misinformation hatred and lies her announcement coming amid a crackdown on democracy and press freedom in the territory which is ruled by china . the us tech billionaire bill gates and his wife melinda are divorcing after 27 years of marriage the couple made the announcement via twitter they say that they will continue to work together at their charitable foundation which focuses on environmental and public health causes. germany's october fest has been counseled for a 2nd year in a row with marion premier marcus suitor says that the safety risks are too i as no one knows how long the pandemic may last the annual festival in unix celebrating beer and bavarian culture normally draws 60000

of the other stories making news around the world a british junior minister has been suspended after he was filmed grabbing and pushing a female climate change protester at it dinner for the finance industry foreign office minister mark fields the cost of the protester when she tried to approach philip hammond the chancellor of the exchequer as he made his speech pleas are investigated. chinese president xi jinping has wrapped up a 2 day visit to north korea aimed at boosting ties between the 2 countries can yank provided a lavish welcome for she who is the 1st chinese leader to visit north korea in 14 years china is north korea's closest ally and economic lifeline. thousands of protesters have filled the streets of hong kong in another round of demonstrations as after leader kerry lamb ignored a deadline to withdraw a controversial bill to extradite suspects to mainland china activists have surrounded police headquarters and major roads they want to resign and release anti-government protesters in detention. spain's supreme court has sentenced 5 men to 15 years in prison for raping a young woman his son from an festival in 2016 ruling overturns previous sentence from a lower court which

transport also on the program tourism accounts the cost of coronavirus lockdowns european union ministers meet and work out how to help an industry facing staggering losses. welcome to the program as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide exceeds 3000000 and germany has made it compulsory for people on public transport to cover their faces the move which in most parts of the country also requires people to wear masks while shopping a comes as other restrictions are eased but there are concerns that demand for masks could fast outstrip supply. to require wearing masks requires having masks to wear germany like most countries needs billions of them in the months ahead so when the world's largest cargo plane landed in the eastern city of leipzig on monday with 10000000 masks from china on board a leading member of going to medicals cabinet was there to greet them defense minister on a great crime common bauer says the mass will be sent to germany 16 federal states for distribution in the offense and the they want to hear the whole a small those who have helped. to ensure that this delivery of rights. have something much