yeah, that's really important to note here. schoultz was actually a branded as a populist by some media outlets in germany when he called for equal pay and some oh, in the women's game have pushed back, notably, so a germany coach martina has taken book. she said she has to agree or disagree with the chancellor. rather she 1st ones equal play and what that means is better structures access to the same facilities like the training pitches here behind me, also coaching and staff and also medical care. women are, for instance, anatomically more likely to get crucial ligament injuries, which can be a career and in football, if not treated correctly. now, at the highest level when treated correctly, you can continue playing. and women want access to that, not just medical treatments, also training. and also visibility is a word that keeps on being repeated by germany's national team play as they want to have a fair shake out things and matina falls, tackling work. the germany coach also said she would like an adjustment. she would like to see men paid a little less in the national team level

now can't come soon enough. trudeau says the 1st shipments a jew in 2025 schoultz will have to wait for the rewards of his trip. now, it is a politics turner to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. the german government has agreed on the legal basis for new measures to contract possible uptake in cove it 19 infections. this autumn are fans for strict unmasked rules on trains and plains. health minister col auto said he expects a new wave of infections, but ruled out further locked downs or school closures. government correspondence with former us president donald trump's legal team has revealed that more than 100 documents marked as classified were recovered from his florida residence earlier this year. the files more than 700 pages were retrieved from mara lago months before the f. b. i seized further classified records. earlier in august. journalist in mexico have been protesting the death of the cali, cali for justice, and an end to the cultural impunity columnist freddie roman was shot dead in his car. he was the 12th journalist to be killed in the countr

the state of billions of euro's schoultz was the mayor of hamburg at the time. it's the 2nd time felt has been called in to give evidence. he says he doesn't remember any details about the meetings. what did he know when for years now, we'll have shots, has not been able to shake off germany spigot ever tech scandal. when he was may of hamburg, he met with officials from var book bank it. oh, the city of hamburg, 47000000 euros for claiming refunds on texas. it never paid after sholtes met the banks. officials hamburg authorities dropped their demands at 1st. schultz falsely claimed those meetings didn't happen, but was proven wrong. now he says he cannot remember what was discussed and stresses there's no connection between his meetings and the city backing down. it is unlikely that he cannot remember anything from this meetings. during those meetings or phone calls, it was about nearly $50000000.00 euro for his city in tax revenue. the whole aspect of working here with the salami tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, he w

at least not yet. chancellor, olive schoultz is in canada looking for new energy suppliers, as germany reduces its reliance on russia. we are working hot to become independent of disgust supply, and we are doing a lot of investments to make it happen. and we are doing it as fast as ever possible. never such an infrastructure has been built in germany and that a short time there. so canada has lots of natural gas, but currently few ways to exported to germany or prime minister just. and trudeau only promised to remove regulation to speed up for a future gas exports. so we are in a situation in the short term where we will do what we can to contribute to the global supply of energy by increasing our capacities in the short term. and explore ways to see if it makes sense to export l n g. and if there's a business case for it to export l n g directly to europe. so no gas for now but may be later. another option, the chancellor is chasing, so called green hydrogen canada is renewable power, could be harnessed to create it the german latest to it will continue with a visit to a remote town i

today germany chance are all up schoultz said the gorbachev had been a courageous reformer who dared to do many things. russian president putin to day held gorbachev as an extraordinary global statesman. but the kremlin also said that gorbachev had been badly mistaken about the prospect of friendly ties with the quote, blood thirsty west e. now we want to take a look at mikhail gorbachev. legacy as seen through the eyes of his fellow russians . some blame him for the soviet union's collapse. some even see him as a traitor. russia's news channels reported that president vladimir putin had expressed his deepest condolences. but musk invites themselves were not united in mourning, their former leader. one waiter was cousin go. he laid the foundation for democracy that existed in the late ninety's and early 2, thousands was much more. he was a remarkable politician from the only and last president of our country who did good and bad things of that as i, you'll see that the country fall apart. and now my relatives live in a different country. the ex soviet republics aren't together anymor

ah ah ah, this is dw used live from berlin, german chancellor, all of schoultz visits his canadian counterpart of montreal. both say they're committed to renewable energy and fight climate change, but for now need to boost fossil fuel supply. as energy prices skyrocket, partly due to brushes, boring ukraine, a correspondent is there with the latest. russia blames ukraine for a political killing in moscow. the weekend car bombing killed a prominent ultra nationalists daughter. a father is an ally of vladimir putin and supports his invasion of ukraine. keith says if plato pot and canyons defeated presidential candidate by their dingo, formerly appeals the outcome for the extremely close election rights. ah, i've been phys orlan. welcome. in hosting german chancellor, all i've sholtes canadian prime minister just introduce said his country. we'll explore the business practicalities of delivering liquefied natural gas to europe, shelters on a 3 day visit to canada, hoping to find you. sources of energy as the country looks to decrease its dependents on russia. speaking in montreal, the leader said

when schoultz was the seed, his mayor, him at officials from barbara bank, which owed the city 47000000 euros for claiming refunds on taxes. it never paid. after those meetings, hamburg authorities dropped a payment demands. at 1st shots claimed he never met with the banks representatives . this was later proved to be wrong. now he says he cannot remember what was discussed and stresses. there is no connection between his meetings and the cd back in down. it is unlikely that he cannot remember anything from this meetings. during those meetings or phone calls, it was about nearly $50000000.00 euro for his city in tax revenue. the whole aspect of working here with this alarming tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, you will admit more masons that much more doubtful that there is no memory at all. prosecutor stressed the chancellor is not the target of the investigation. speaking after the hearing shot said he acted appropriately. he had them off. i admit i had prepared myself for it to take longer than now. but the fact that it was done quick and spe

all the deadly correspondent young philip schoultz travelled to ship lina and says he saw no evidence to support russia's claims about the attack. it's a scene of horror and destruction here at the train station off tub lena $25.00 people died. a lot of been in the train behind me when russian missiles hit that place on ukrainian independence day. local say it was an act of terrorism. russia says, 200 soldiers died and the attack, but there are no indications of this here on the ground. and not a very dark day for ukraine half a year after the war started from john phillip shots. let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines this out. and goal is national election commission says the bowling m. p l a party is on course to win the general election. the party of president zone of rent so has 51.7 percent of the boat with nearly all the ballots now counted, and goals main opposition party early explained. it is in the late french president among all mccomb is in algeria for 3 days to boost trade ties and hill colonial erupt. wounds was met by algeria, as president abd

has some communities saying, please bring that toxic trash to our back yard or corresponded to re schoultz, went to western finland to find out why who wants to live next to a nuclear site? well, this guy for one, and evidently most of the other, some 9000 residents of the town of elder yaki finland. it's the proud home to 3 nuclear reactors and opening soon, the world's 1st permanent storage site for high level radioactive waste. rigate there are realistic purchase. it's about $20000000.00 per year. every okey mayor vessel lock in him. he says, decades of good relations and no accidents. with the okey lu, auto nuclear power plant lead his community to actively campaign to be chosen also as the location for the uncle repository. the facility is being called a game changer and the nuclear power industry because the waste is deposited so deep in the earth. it will never have to be moved. lock in there may considers that a win for his town, long term financial security. we have renewed his school son, ari uncle windsor realtor. her sports hall here at school support. 8000000 euros. the econom

quick look at some of the stories making headlines around the world today. german chancellor olive schoultz has arrived in canada for his 1st official visit. sholtes is expected to sign a new deal, establishing hydrogen supplied change with canada. he's traveling with his economy minister, open ha, back end of business delegation. looking for energy alternatives and ways to speed up germany's green energy transition. in lebanon. further parts of grain, silos and bay roots port have caught fire and collapsed 2 years after they were damaged in a huge explosion. the towers were among the last remaining chunks of the structure . more than 200 people were killed in 2020 when fertilizer ignited in one of history's biggest non nuclear explosions. supporters of pakistan's, former prime minister, him run, can have surrounded his home to potentially stop police from reaching it. this comes after police filed terrorism charges against con, over a speech in which he threatened to sue the police inspector general. and a judge, singapore is prime minister lee shun long has announced the repeal of a law b

now can't come soon enough. trudeau says the 1st shipments a jew in 2025 schoultz will have to wait for the rewards of his route. oh, it was a politics or maybe. all right, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines, this l. u. s. official, se iran has east demands that have been blocking the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal. this includes iran allowing un inspections at nuclear facilities. indirect talks between the 2 countries have been deadlocked for more than a year. the u. s. easy is expected to respond soon through a u. mediators. journalist in mexico have been protesting the death of a colleague calling for justice and an end to the culture of impunity columnist freddie raymond was shot dead in his car. he was the 12th, may be a worker to be killed in the country this year. an official state reception for the embalmed heart of a former emperor. don pedro was the 1st declared brazil independent milly, 200 years ago. now his heart has been brought from portugal for 3 weeks to kick off brazil's bicentennial celebrations. 5 fighters in portugal captured a pheno

dw, yon phillips schoultz is in keith. he explained ukraine's tactic, oath, neither confirming nor denying responsibility for a tax on russian targets in the crimean peninsula. even though ukraine has not claimed direct responsibility for any incidents in crimea. senior officials have implied involvement. the ukrainian military, for example, published a video showing an explosion, but they refused to give any further explanations on it. it's obviously part of the ukrainian strategy at the moment. not to bro, provide any details about a possible military operation in the region, but to leave plenty of room for interpretation. crimea is probably one of the most symbolic places of the war and many ukrainians. welcome possible attacks on russian military infrastructure in the region. it's a region that has been occupied by russia for the past 8 years, and sir president, sir lensky has repeatedly made it clear that for ukrainians any efforts to win the war or any efforts to take back occupied territory must always include crime

this winter schoultz is on an official visit to canada, which is a major producer of fossil fuels, but has not so far been launched suppliers to europe. i went all the disruptions. so how is germany preparing for the coming winter with reduced flows of gas from russia? as when i asked dw corresponded nina hossa, who's with the chancellor's delegation on this trip. gemini is trying almost desperately to wean itself off. russian gas applies russia as a it tremendously reduce the amount of gas that it's sending to gemini. so germany has to diversify and it is going on is hoping to around the world essentially to get supplies bought again, canada is not going to be part of this, not this winter and probably also not the next winter. the end, canada can almost only play a role when it comes to helping germany get through this winter by delivering more l n g a through it's west coast into the u. s. and to the asian market because of course, that would help bring the gas price on the international market down. and that in turn would benefit gemini as well. lebanon's, devastating explosion of

our correspond john phillips schoultz is also in odessa. i began by asking him about safety concerns over the separation plant. yes, indeed, the danger surrounding the power plants and supper asia. i have actually overshadowed much of which adders visits your in ukraine. ukrainian officials claim that they have information that russians are blending some kind of provocation at the nuclear power plant. so that's how they call it says some kind of provocation. but at the same time, a situation is since it's still not so gets better, which harris has demanded several times. and he has repeated it to day that there has to be a demilitarization of the entire sites. but the russians have already rejected this plan. so the big question now is if for gutierrez, will at least be successful to help an international team of inspectors get access to, to this plant. in theory, ukraine and russia both agree that there should be a visit of these international inspectors. but they disagree or burn, it comes to the conditions we were able to talk to some of

counselor ola sholtes, has visited the german football association to push one of his pet projects. schoultz is calling for equal pay for men and women playing for the national teams . the women currently own fall this before he addressed the burning issue, chancellor sholtes went for a stroll and the german air phase knew campus where talent is to be specially nurtured. then it was down to business and shots his wish for german internationals, male and female, to be paid the same, kept in force like a matter. i suggested it, and i'm very thankful that they're ready to discuss it and think her things should be in the future. not fish to berlin, get us into court times. all 8 of the 16 football associations who's national teams played unit 2022, no implement a form of pay that the german effie has so far declined to join them. arguing that while the men guarantee millions of years and income, the last balance on the women's side of the finances from 2020 showed a 1500000 loss. no, it says it is open to discussing the issue. as hope been is to minutes, but i it, that's why i'm at least ready i

mom would have been on a visit to berlin during a press conference with schoultz abbas said israel had committed quote, 50 holocausts against palestinians. the statement is led to an outpouring of anger here in germany. we'll have more on those reactions from our political correspond at the moment. first, let's listen to what our bus said. wow, several out of in since 1947. for to come back to the present day and feel israel has carried out 50 massacre in medicine for the for me in 50 palestinian village in the elephant flora. 50 massacres. 50 holocaust you and until to day every day, every day our people get killed by the israeli army. our political correspondent, nina hossa is covering this story forrest nina. tell us more about the reaction here in germany to abbas his comment and shots his handling of it. well, the reactions have been very strong indeed and also an israel, by the way, where the government speaks of not only a moral disgrace but monstrous lies. but here in germany, the biggest davy built site on quickly called it an anti semitism scandal at the chancery and from the

at the sour chancellor, olaf schoultz has said he is disgusted by comments from palestinian leader mahmoud abbas during a visit to berlin. mister abbas accused israel, of committing quote 50 holocausts against his people. my colleagues, stephen parents is up next went the latest headlines from the world of business. make sure to stay tuned for that article really for me and the entire team. it's very company. people in trucks injured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families played on the tax in syria to these critical illness with.

government is planning to amend the constitution to prevent same sex marriage. germany shows all of schoultz has arrived in canada for his 1st official visit. it comes as berlin looks to secure alternatives to russian gas supplies. sholtes is expected to sign a new deal, establishing hydrogen supply chains with canada. he's traveling with his economy minutes for robert ha, beck and a business delegation. they're looking for energy alternatives and ways to speed up germany's green energy transition. they don't be a political gorgeous, but a nina hossa is traveling with chancellor schultz. she sent us this update. this trip is not about delivering any short term solutions. this trip by the gemini chance land to his deputy really says to intensify something big as something more long lasting. the message goes beyond the import, an export of raw materials and energy sources, canada and jem, the of really sending the sign you that they want to move even closer together. and this is a time why canada appear to be one of the last truly reliable partners outside of europe, which germany, things it c

then mr. tudor, at our later today, schoultz and the trudeau will visit a propos hydrogen production slide in new foundland. what is germany hoping for there? and when can anything happen? well, germany's gas problem is not only about heating homes and keeping citizens warm, but it's very much about industrial output and jobs. this country's export power house of an economy is very energy hungry. much hope is in fact being placed in green, hydrogen, that's hydrogen fuel produced with renewable energy sources as an alternative to natural gas. and in fact, it seems that much natural gas infrastructure could be repurposed for hydrogen, but scaling up to a level that could sustain german industry is an expensive, long term undertaking. this hydrogen deal that mister schultz and mr trudeau will seal later today is tellingly named energy partnership for the future. and it won't go into effect until 2025. so it's not going to heat german homes or fuel german factories this winter. and that means that the german government is still facing a major challenge. you said it is that the deal is go

also coming up german chancellor left schoultz visits his canadian counterpart in montreal.

oh, love schoultz himself was accused of having the wrong instinct on vladimir pu technical from seeking cooperation rather than confrontation. some say he has still not committed himself to ukraine's victory. but it is not the chancellor alone whose position has needed to change across germany. attitudes are being shifted by a not so distant war and from or we can are bringing jordan to teen is a member of the german parliament for the green party, which is part of chance all of shots coalition. and he sits on the parliaments of foreign affairs committee, mister t. what in his independence day speech to day the landscape said his country, it would fight to the end. will germany stand by ukraine? until the end? yesterday the chancellor announced half a 1000000000 new or military material like her and anti messiah, or weapons, and so long. so we stick to our commitment that we will support ukraine. but the, my question was whether germany will support ukraine until the end then you have to define what's the end. and i think this is a very open question. i fear that we are standing half a

ok, just to be clear, this is a regional parliamentary inquiry happening in hamburg. schoultz is appearing as a witness relating to his former role as mayor of that city. he's not a target, been a criminal investigation himself and tax rog, but could this still be a potential danger for trensler? schultz. berlin? yes, it could. as you said, the hamburg prosecutor repeated this week, the child is not currently a target of the investigation, but it's an ongoing investigation. that's why he speaking today before the committee and questions continue to arise. and as i said, those questions do also concern the credibility of the chancellor of germany, this very minimalistic communication style that he adopts can look as if he has something to hide. and that is problematic because it goes to the question of whether left schultz can provide the kind of leadership and from transparent communication that this country needs as it faces multiple severe challenges. so it may not at the moment be a legal problem, but it definitely is a potential political problem. and this scandal may not be uppermost

egg on d, w y ah, ah, this is d w. news coming to you live from berlin, germany transfer all of schoultz visits, his canadian counterpart in montreal. both say they're committed to renewable energy of fighting climate change, but need to boost fossil fuels for now to independence on russia. also coming out, russia blames ukraine for the car bombing the.

ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. german chancellor love schoultz visits his canadian counterpart in montreal. both say they are committed to renewable energy and fight climate change, but need to boost fossil fuels for now to end dependence on russia. moscow blames ukraine for the comp.

but later chance lo love schoultz has been answering questions in hamburg today. is he expected to shed new light on the meadow? no. in his opening statement, she essentially repeated in multiple formulations. what we have heard from him before, both in his prior testimony in front of this investigative committee and also in various statements to the press, including during his summer press conference, basically that there was no political influence exercised on the financial authority in hamburg. when it decided to essentially let the bank go without refunding the money that it had to elicit li cheated. the tax authorities of he also said that none of the various witnesses have been heard. another of the documentary evidence that has been provided, indicated anything to the contrary, that none of it showed that there was political influence and said there simply nothing there. and he closed his remarks by saying that any other claim that there had been involvement by politicians, including himself with simply presumptions and allegations, and that he very much wi

now can't come soon enough. trudeau says, the 1st shipment, the jew in 2025 person schoultz will have to wait for the rewards of his hotel in terms of politics on the drought conditions that prevail in parts of europe. this sum of the half left some regions reeling where once there was plenty of water for every one, water shortages have had a knock on effect that was unimaginable for many europeans. a case in point. the po river in northern italy, which was once known as the king of rivers. it usually spreads out far and wide over the neighboring country side. but not this year. the red po has reduced to a trickle in italy's lombardy rate, and it hasn't rained here properly since spring stefan a crappy is keeping an eye on the red sand banks which are growing white at by the day. sam, only of a lot of my tissue. the water levels under 3.68 meters man man means they live unusually. it's much higher here at the black line when i last year, the acidity this in your near. that's where the water was limited in the the aqua, not only farmers are affected, some 90 percent of the small hydro

and france to diversify european supplies . schoultz was asked whether germany could face social unrest over rising living coals line the album. no, i do not believe that that will be undressed in this country in the way that has been outlined. and that is because germany, the welfare state was and this welfare state must be effective in the situation by clearly saying that we will not leave anyone behind. i deliberately use the expression, you will not walk alone into the future. you'll never walk below us and that is also true that that's what our response to this is and that's why i am quite confident. well, a correspondent julius l dell is she told me earlier that the german chancellor is being careful not to focus on the possibility of unrest as prices continue to rise . well, on the one hand, certainly chancellor shawls wants to also put forward a reassuring stance in a reassuring face and doesn't really want to stoke any unrest himself by raising the issue too much. and on the other hand, it seems like he really is confident in the fact that the measures that his government has p

they say, chancellor schoultz says that, you know, he acknowledges it will be tough this winter with high energy bills and other high prices about the government's going to do what it can to help. i mean young many thanks and he c o p o, a ground breaking group is challenging. the stereotype that girls shouldn't be involved in extreme sports. if you'll be in girls skaters brings together girls from different backgrounds to learn skateboarding. and they say it's been beneficial to both their physical and mental health i. every saturday these skaters meet to learn new tricks, how to nail a landing, how to find their balance, and how to push back against gender stereotypes. so when, when you being a woman or a girl, it's very hard, even to kid around a girl, the boys. it's kind of really hard because people, things are like goals, she does to help their parents of the house. the all female group was founded by so sina charla, 3 years ago after she broke away from the non profit. ethiopia skate since then. it's taught more than $150.00 girls to skate. it's not really calling for a girl t

with german chancellor, olaf schoultz is in canada and is expected to hold a news conference with his canadian count upon prime minister just intruder. we'll have that for you. as soon as it begins they're setting up right now as we speak. we'll have the latest and the latest analysis from what about political correspondence hotspot? kenya's opposition, leader riley. dingo has formerly challenged the results of the presidential election, claiming boating irregularities, accompanied by a crowd of support. his he arrived at the supreme court in nairobi, filing a petition, demanding a recount during his rival william bhutto was declared the winner of the recent vote. but several election commissioners have refused to verify the outcome. to see this is i think his 5th attempt to win the presidency is blame several of those losses on vote breaking the presidential election results a note last week, slippers since that continued struggle getting the forces for democracy and a good governess against the corruption cartoons that are so determined that they would stop at nothing to take contro

on principle or you know, handing it back at this week's nordic summit german chancellor, all of schoultz rejected calls by finland. estonia, lakia in lithuania, for an e wide ban on russian tourists. now is stoney, is already doing so within that, with the tacit blessing of the you. but when schultz oppose the move at the you level, it wasn't long before critics were suddenly treating germany like it was the pariah of the block rather than it's perennial golden boy. germany and shoals have become a clear danger to you, unity, i am not sure what can be done. it will be a choice between this german government and europe, letting berlin dictate the pace of our support for ukraine. as a terrible mistake, olaf shoals will not support you wide tourist visas band to russians. this is why we eastern and central europeans don't trust. charles, germany and france have to pay the bills for the entire block constantly. the entire e u depends on them. so it's not a godfrey surprising that they would be sobering up faster than other e u. members to the dire economic reality of the ideologically driven

there's a little bit of time on the impact of these other sanctions here. famously, chancellor schoultz of germany, i referred to this program, is sergeant schultz because he reminds me of sergeant schultz from hogan's heroes. huh. these are the impact on europe is profound. okay. and you know, irrespective what's going to happen, i don't see sanctions being lifted any time soon. the russians have been prepared for it. they've shown that they've been prepared for it and they're moving forward here. but i think the political implications for the european union are profound is well and the only upside for washington. and all of this i would say is that they have, they have an hedge, a monic control over europe. yea, what a victory that is, a pirate, a victory, an empty victory. if europe is not, that doesn't have hyperbaric productivity, that it's not competitive in the world. ok, i mean, so it's kind of a loser situation for europe and the political class, there's going to pay a very high cost. i really, truly believe that. go ahead alex. well, i, i think that the goal for the united sta

all schoultz is pledged additional military aid to the june of 500000000 euros. are the western leaders taking part in the virtual summit gave their support for ukraine when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in disinformation. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. we will never recognize russia's annexation of crimea or any other ukrainian territory. in the face of puritans assault, we must continue to give our ukrainian friends all the military humanitarian, economic, and diplomatic support that they need. we will never recognize the illegal annexation of crimea and save us to poll by the russian federation. we are deeply concerned about the human rights violations in the crimean peninsula. the disappearances, the torture. the killings, the persecution of crimean tartarus, the intimidation and incarceration of journalists, lawyers, a

channels from broadcasting alive, addresses by con, accusing him of hate speech. german chance all of schoultz has arrived in canada for his 1st official visit there. schultz is expected to assign a new deal. establishing hydrogen supply change with canada is traveling with his economy minister of a hobbit and business delegation. they're looking for energy alternatives and ways to speed up germany's clean energy transition. berlin is also looking to secure alternatives to russian gas supplies. this gas turbine has become something of a political football refurbished in canada. it was sent to germany, ready to return to russia to boost gas flows through the north stream pipeline to europe, chancellor, shelter his photo op, standing in front of a couple of weeks ago was intended to show. there's no reason why that can't happen immediately. but the turbine is also a symbol of close cooperation between gemini and canada. the 2 countries have been singing from the same hymn sheet, especially on the war in ukraine and on climate change. not only do we both have a price on pollution at home, will bo

which some news from germany now and a chancellor, all of schoultz has held his 1st summer press conference. continuing the tradition of his predecessor under, michael schultz answered questions on some of the most pressing, domestic and foreign policy issues such as the war in ukraine. the rising cost of living and germany is dependent on russia for gas. that's something the government is trying to get on top of before the colder winter months. did you also asked the chancellor about the possibility of introducing a travel band for all russians? schultz said he has a very hard time with the idea and said, such a band could undermine other measures being taken against russia. lately, we have discussed very extensive sanctions which affect many specific individuals and knowledge godson, supporters of russia, most powerful circles. and we will certainly continue to do so. it would rather we can be effectiveness of these measures if there were no directed against every one, including completely innocent people. so let's bring in our clinical correspondence. nina has a, i mean as i get us start

and german chancellor, olaf schoultz has pushed for the construction of a pipeline from portugal to western europe to reduce dependence on russian energy and a press conference. he also promised a new package of measures to support german households struggling with rising prices and higher energy bills. in the week of the pandemic and the war and ukraine loads are still being counted in kenya after tuesday's presidential election with the race too tight to call deputy president william route. so and a long time opposition leader reload, dingo are currently neck and neck according to tallies by local media. the final results is expected within the next few days, but the countries electoral commission has up to a week to declare official results. let's get across to nairobi. and our corresponded felix marina, who is standing by for us at the national tallying center of felix. what are the latest projections based on vote counting so far? good afternoon. yes. you've mentioned it correctly, that i am life or the national telling center here in a rural b r. we have been having are the media, the

when he was mayor of hamburg, he's been giving evidence and a hearing in the city today. schoultz has been facing some difficult questions. lo maker is that the inquiry in hamburg, want to know whether he helped a local private bank avoid paying back millions and taxes. when sholtes was deceit is mer him at officials from var bog bank, which old the city 47000000 euros for claiming refunds on taxes. it never paid. after those meetings, hamburg authorities dropped a payment demands. at 1st, shoulds claimed he never met with the banks representatives. this was later proved to be wrong. now he says he cannot remember what was discussed and stresses. there is no connection between his meetings and the cd. back in down. it is unlikely that he cannot remember anything from this meetings during those meetings or phone calls. it was about nearly $50000000.00 euro for his city in tax revenue. the whole aspect of working here with this alarming tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, you will admit more means that much more doubtful that there is no memory a

oh, love schoultz himself was accused of having the wrong instinct on vladimir pu technical from seeking cooperation rather than confrontation. some say he has still not committed himself to ukraine's victory, but it is not the chancellor alone whose position has needed to change across germany. attitudes of being shifted by a not so distant war. oh my next gets to night is a ukraine insecurity policy expert here in germany, nico long it is a member of the conservative see to you, the christian democrats. he was chief of staff to the defense minister in the last german government mister long. it's going to have you with us tonight. there are some news to report tonight, germany announcing another 500000000 euros in weapons headed for ukraine. a big story. a would have been an even bigger story just a few months ago. i'll talk to me about how that speaks to how radically this war has changed germany. good evening. it certainly is a paradigm shift for germany, delivering weapons into an act of conflict. but if we look at the weapons, i think some pieces are still missing, like armor vehicl

now can't come soon. enough. trudeau says the 1st shipment, so ju, in 2025 person schoultz will have to wait for the rewards of his right now in terms of politics or maybe an did up the you correspondence in, in a has, i was traveling with the german chancellor in canada. and she joins us now for more . hello nina, welcome back. a. so coming back from this and trip, would you say that schultz is visit to canada was a success? well, there were a few people who thought that this trip was about delivering short term solutions to germany's current problems that are caused of course, by the reduced supplies of gas from russia. and those people were probably disappointed. but it was never about germany shopping gas in canada now for this winter. and so after this trip, i would say it is looking quite unlikely that canada will export and, and g to germany in the near future. the infrastructure is simply not there yet. it's a big investment investment that the canadians would have to do, and they're really just not that convinced that germans will even want to import gas for very much longer

and some german media outlets branded schoultz. his comments has populist and short sighted, but he has been caught up like i said by this momentum built by euro 2072. and as we had in the report, the numbers have been outstanding. for instance, the germany england final drew a crowd of 18000000 t v. viewers here domestically. so be of and many voices in the women's game have said the priority is to have equal play rather than pay, but sholtes is really pushing for that. here today i came to talking about equal pay. i mean, the difference is really our stock is it likely will have equal pay anytime soon. and what would it mean for the stores if germany were to introduce this? yeah, i mean, germany has a huge tradition of success in both gender categories. so the women of $18.00 out of 13 euros. the men have one for 3 years for well cups. the women have on to well cups and other countries have done this. spain netherlands have recently joined that and previously it was the usa in norway who sort of led the way. but those 2 were coun