w. news, we've just been hearing there from the german foreign minister on alina babcock, who was speaking at the conclusion of the 2 day g. 7 summit which took place in the german city of munster on chia touched on many, many topics there. ukraine declined the crisis on iran just to name a few. and she was, of course, speaking, am after those meetings with the foreign ministers of canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the united kingdom, the u. s. and the high representative of the european union. and watching a closely and following this has been r d. w corresponding julius of delhi, who is there on the ground in the german city of munster, julia. what's your main take away from that? and i'm just going to say good. could it be ukraine? definitely ukraine. and as it's expected, it was the main topic of discussion at this g 7. but it has been the main topic of discussion at the g 7 this whole years and almost years since the war started. and that has coincided with the german presidency of the g 7. and under lena babel made that clear also in her her statements now to the press. the g 7

so far. germany is foreign minister, and alina babcock was among those calling for an investigation. our political correspondent, thomas sparrow, told me it's a good result for her. it can indeed be seen as a win for her as a win for german foreign policy. and this is, by the way, how it's also being presented by german authorities in the 1st reactions. after the decision concerning this resolution, the fact that germany any particular mrs. bab oak had pushed for this resolution, had pushed for this discussion of the human rights council. which, by the way, it's the key inter governmental forum at the un in the un system dealing with human rights is certainly an important decision for german foreign policy. what's also particularly important is the fact that the resolution included this fact finding mission. it was not clear all along that this fact finding mission would actually be part of the resolution. in fact, china had presented a last minute appeal so that that could be maybe scrapped from the resolution that did not pass. so the resolution in the end also includes this very i

it's a pleasure to have you on the show. german foreign minister and alina babcock is still at the summit. what do you hope she achieves where what we need at the summit more desperately then perhaps ever before as we need for especially the countries the global north to to show, to demonstrate that any of their promises mean anything. and as we speak about new pledges being made from also as of world leaders, what we're seeing at the same time as had before. and during the coming the summit, 40 new gasdio where mathes m and we're still counting. so this summer is about to turn into a fossil fuel gas, green washing show with what we're saying, the one thing at the same time all over the plan is expanding fossil fuel infrastructure. how much of the pledges? how many of the pledges are? what sort of percentage would you say is green washing, who will actually result in some sort of action being take well, i'm not saying that all of the pledge is made here. i categorically empty. but what we're seeing is that m that leaders, especially those with the global north undermining that was their o