to mush anesco or from poland green party is in also debowski not far from the river odor. i asked him what this ecological disaster means for communities around the river it's, it's very serious. we couldn't really overestimate the consequences that the up is going to have for the community. what we basically have today is that, that river and you can imagine what that means for people who are involved in fishing tourism and recreation industry. or and use the river as background to the daily activity my, it seems on thinkable that, that a pollution incident of this size could have happened without anybody knowing what, who was or what was responsible and without anyone sort of putting their hands up and say, yeah, sorry about that, we did this yes. especially outrageous because that's the green party on we're dealing with cases like that on a daily basis. not of this magnitude perhaps. and cases would not that much interest from when the media and public opinion, but this is, this is hardly a surprise. i think this was the disaster and i'm making we've been getting with,

thank you so much for joining us to mash initiative from poland green party. thank you. thank you. lawyers acting for american basketball star, brittany greiner, have launched an appeal against her presenter of talks between the us and russia about a prisoner swap. the 31 year old was sentenced to 9 years in a rush in the prison after being found guilty of drug possession and trafficking. the to time of pick basketball, gold med list and women's and be a champion, was arrested at moscow airport in february for possessing a vape cartridges. and can bait cottages containing a small amount of cannabis oil. is reminder of our top story. this, our kenny's electoral commission has declared that william root over the winter of last week's presidential election for one of the country's deputy president t round. i tightly contested rice against the opposition need to run a dig 5. and so i've disrupted the announcement and several election officials say they will contest the results on the taliban marketing be our 1st anniversary of their return to power in afghanistan, a national

you can sit in german lawmaker with the green party. thank you very much. thank you very much. now the drought conditions that prevail in parts of europe this summer have 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, is usually spreads out far and wide over the neighboring country side. but not anymore. they read the po has reduced to a trickle in italy's lombardy region. it hasn't drained here properly since spring . stephanie crappy is keeping an eye on the red sand banks, which are growing wider by the day. sam, only of a lot of my case or the water levels under 3.68 meters, man mon main, they live and usually it's much higher here at the black line. when i last year the with you, it's a this in your near, that's where the water was limited in for the aqua. not only farmers are affected, some 90 percent of the small hydro power stations lead line. the robust channels h

and despite being from the country's green party, robert habeck also said that germany will be burningore coal to meet its energy demands. translation: in addition to black coal, which has i already been taken out of the reserve, we will also act to vate the brown coal reserves as of october the 1st to save gas by converting brown coal into electricity. so, energy rationing and using more fossilfuels looks like the strategy that western europe is going to take to tackle energy shock this winter. so, what does that mean for business? were we caught up with foreign with florian bockermann who owns a microbrewery in northern germany. this crisis is even bigger than the covid crisis, the second crisis in a row. the packaging prices for example, they rose and increased 200%. the buying prices increased by 30%, gas prices increased by 100%. so, we see a big increase in every part of our business. at the moment we have a big reduction in our margin. we tried to keep the prices as long as possible in that area that we are in now. but i think, there will be the time in the next month where we h

he is a member of the german parliament, the buddhist talk with the green party. it's good to have you with us to night. i understand that there are members of the opposition. the conservative. see to you. i'm who are calling for a stop to issuing tourist visas. for russians he want to come here to your buddy. what's your take on that? thanks for the invitation. the requirements for an e, u. v, as talk about behind, very complex. and i think this debate is of the lee use to us. we should well make sure that we continue to act, but we recently and were very high requirements. when issuing these us the chancellor. he says that ordinary russians should not suffer because of vladimir putin's war. do you think his stance is going to hold the, despite the pressure from some other european countries? you know, i can see that the states confirmed. i'm a very difficult situation and i have complet simpler fee for the steps they take, but they are good. geographically close to us. yeah. and they deal with the question is as a state that also has more ways to us is to check

that was annoying that a member of the european parliament from germany's green party speaking to us earlier. well, before we go, a french free diver has broken the world record by plunging 120 meters below the caribbean sea. our nose, harold reached the depths off the bahamas with no breathing apparatus. he was underwater for 3 and a half minutes break, and his own world record is the latest in a spring of 1st cheryl as such with ha, it's the same coming up prayer. thank you. so much for watching you're watching a dw news. i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour with ah, with help for afghan children. one year after the taliban took power. abdul has lost both hands. there is no help for him and ask, understanding is great. so an alteration in focus on europe next on d w. conflict zone with forest manor, g. russia and ukraine are taking heavy casualties in the don bus. but has ukraine already lost the east? my guest this week believes that is likely the case in bremo is a political scientist and founder of the your racial group in going to happen and believe the russi

i put that question earlier to mark's looks, he is a member of the german parliament for the green party. thanks by the invitation. the requirements for an e, u. v is as talk about behind, very complex, and i think this debate is awfully used to us. we should weather, make sure that we continue to act, but we recently and were very high requirements when issuing these us the chancellor. he says that ordinary russians should not suffer because of vladimir prudence war. do you think his stance is going to hold the, despite the pressure from some other european countries? you know, i can see that the states come turned on a very difficult situation. and i have complex sympathy for the steps they take, but they get geographically close to us. yeah. and they deal with different well we, the question is as a state that also has more we to our, to, to check the birth. can we deal with it differently and i think we can, because for example, when we expelled russia very quickly in the council of europe, we also made a promise to the people who are fighting against 20 against us. while we said tha

anthropologist has already dealt with the dramatic consequences of global warming as chairwoman of the greek green party and as deputy men of athens. but they decided i didn't wanna be in part the bodily fix anymore. and see these cities are great, i believe in sick is very much and i think that that's where they're most of the problems are and most of the solutions are. so the solutions and concept saline made a really comes up with are rarely found in the quiet tranquillity of her office. instead, she meets with scientists, engineers, and activists in air condition, cafe, around the city. and that too is part of the problem she admits. and i, we don't have a lot of barks and, and green spaces and, and we have a lot of old people. we have a lot of surfaces that tend to feed up. we have a lot of cars that produce even more heat and air conditioning and produces even more heat. so it's actually a pretty deadly makes enough in the elderly are particularly affected by the hot summers and i often struggle with circulatory problems. but aline, me really believes that athens decline can still be halted. for e

a minister is a member of the green party, has been in power for 9 months. now. do you see any political change or any change in the political will there? i mean there are definitely definitely the changes in the, in the tone since the minnesota changed. but what we really need in terms of when we look at water is really investments right now. we need to save our rivers, all lakes, all meadows, or pet pete lens because this is the source of our water, right? so we need nature based solutions beneath investments and increasing the water retention into into landscapes. and we managed that it will pay off twice. it will give us more water supply, maintaining a water supply, and will also protect us from flood events that we saw recently in germany as well . you honest me, sir, of the world wildlife fund yada. thank you. thanks having me. so the threat of drought could grow along with his impact. that is bad news for german farmers. there are, i am a poor harvest here in the country than usual high temperatures and low rain levels are only part of the problem the whe

this, i'm joy now by hon and know him and she's a member of the european parliament from germany's green party. thanks for being with us, dr. norman. you travel to afghanistan, an april, the 1st m e p to do so, since the telephone take over, you met with women from all walks of life there. how would you describe the plight of afghan women now? good morning, terry. and thank you for having me in the show today and for raising awareness of this topic. once again, here's the main motivation for me to travel to grande. so was to meet with women and to send a clear statement that our troops i have left, but that doesn't mean that we do not no longer care about their plight. what was most stressing for me was just see how frustrated, how depressed, and how much am i a to most of these women where it, because already back in april it was while the unclear what the future would be, we already have the been on growth education which means that there may be no future female doctors, but which also means that the daughters of the doctors, for example, can longer go to school. but it also meant for all th

well, she is also a member of the kenya alliance 90 party of the green greatings. greetings, mrs. vonkramon, glad to see you. thank you for joining me today and agreeing answer my questions, my first question sounds like this: in june, the european union granted ukraine the status of a candidate for eu membership stated what what do you think when ukraine can become part of the eu because last year you were very skeptical about such a prospect usa dead juve-verse kepticl first of all i believe that now we are breaking through in a completely different situation secondly ukraine is the largest european state and applying for eu membership is quite logical for it regardless of whether you are in a state war or not, but on the way to membership in the eu, there are certain conditions to be fulfilled regardless of whether you are the last war or not, what we saw after the first stage of the application actually answered a set of questions, the commission did an excellent job. we are waiting for the response of the commission in the european parliament the member who left me is you hav

and when they say this inside the green party, they have such a thing as basic basic.specially against the background of the fact that nuclear energy is now being restored and, most likely, nuclear energy will continue to work. i don't think they will make it to the elections . i remember that he was from the green party, for sure , uh, a member of the bundes, in my opinion, he was the minister of the turks, he is still there now there is a ministry agriculture. he is half turkish. he is kurt in general , in fact, completely, but half of those who were called turks in germany, they fed. when sergey lavrov found time, then he condescended, yes, the us requests to communicate with secretary of state blinkin, who for some reason believes that the whole world should line up at the moment at his request, no, we have our own plans and our own schedule. to put it mildly , they describe the conversation in different ways, first of all , it was about the exchange of guns, the americans excluded in russia. why did washington decide to withdraw this theme from the traditional mod

that's when i first thought may be able to start voting for the green party. i don't know. since then i decided i'd be a traveling ukulele player. host: any thoughts on biden? caller: i feel like he's fine. i don't really know the man, personally i like the aviator glasses. i mean come on. biden, trump, clinton. there has to be someone more inspiring than this. some muska to stand up and take some sort of order over it. it just seems like a big joke to me at this point. like i live in a france kafka novel. host: good morning, you are next. caller: i thing the turning point for biden happened when we had that baby formula shortage and he provided leadership and coordination followed by his ability to not criticize joe manchin and kyrsten sinema when they didn't support him on some of those issues. i think those two implements were the turning point. then followed by the one million gallons per day from the oil reserve and then we went over to saudi arabia with the prince over there. all of those led to where we are today and turn the ministry and turn the ministry around for

catherine, a german green party representative, went to columbia to research the conditions of this huge operation. >> the mine as a significant impact in the region in terms of the drinking water and air pollution. reporter: the mining company officials claim there is no negative impt on the environmen >> the mining company is telling me everything is perfect and they have it under ctrol, during our visit, they tried to make sure everything looked perfect. but i know the difference. reporter: the mind consumes 24 million liters of water per day. yet it is a semi desert region where water is in short supply. close to the perimeter, indigenous people. the company diverted the course of this river to expand operations, altering the ecosystem of the area. >> before we had all the water we needed. since the company came, we have run out of water. we have no food, many children have died of hunger and thirst. >> i was shocked to hear that communities are still threatened to get evicted. we need to exit coal. we need to phase out coal ternationally. reporter: on the seventh of august, for the

that herman's pacifism is fully consistent with the original ideological guidelines of the german green party with the support of nato member countries, including germany , france and great britain, over the past 30 years have repeatedly violated international law by invading yugoslavia, kosovo, afghanistan and iraq twice instead of peace and democracy, these invasions brought only destruction - a cardinal mistake. west was that after the end of the cold war. he turned down the opportunity to create a new security architecture with arms control and disarmament that would take into account the interests of the former soviet republics and in particular russia, instead, the west chose the expansion of nato to the east, the united states to and the european union unanimously welcomed the dispatch of the first cargo ship with ukrainian grain and beyond odessa the movement along a safe corridor towards the strait . the bosphorus became possible thanks to a package of documents signed on july 22 in istanbul, an agreement between russia and ukraine and turkey and it describes the procedure for the ex

supplies, what are your expectations, it is unfair that the new government and the minister from the green party are forced to clear out the augean stables created by the christian democrats and the social democrats, because out of the last 16 years, for 12 of them, they were together in the same government, they are the ones who deliberately made germany almost completely dependent on russian gas, how could we be so stupid? merkel hookah hacker claimed that nord stream-2 had nothing to do with politics even then it was all madness everyone who had eyes saw that it was a geostrategic project but they closed their eyes now we germans have to pay for it, but ukraine pays a much higher price ukraine so i took of times we are going through difficult times for our economy and for our people but we must remember that it is much easier for us so we will have a lower temperature at home we will have problems in industry but look at our neighbors ukrainians, look at their suffering, they are losing husbands, sons, children. i think we have no reason to complain, this is the price for our opportunism, for

requires specific efforts and not just by pressing one button, i can tell our government and the green party that members of parliament are working on this 24/7 contacts with russia, everything is present and we must work to change this state of affairs and the un we see that russia is gradually returning to the game, they could have conducted the negotiations themselves, especially when it comes to nitrogen, fertilizers and other most important goods from the point of view of agricultural production, but they decided to attract pressure from the most vulnerable countries such as ethiopia, somalia , sudan, etc. it was absolutely clear to us that putin would continue their disinformation and propaganda with the help of these countries, they say that they are suffering from the holo, yes, sanctions are a threat of global hunger, a global disaster, and we must prevent it. it was clear blackmail and we this was known from the first day of the war, it is a somewhat difficult situation, i agree, but when it comes to the sun , it is on our side. and this is a uachtion, what do you think about the p

the green party is calling for a commission which will be more wide-ranging and serious.tt morrison's own party is saying he needs to quit parliament. they are likely to be others involved in this as well. must have been officials that knew this was going on. who were they, why did they know nothing? one person likely to avoid consequences is the governor general. he swore scott morrison into these positions, he says he was just following the instructions of the government. the key attention is to close this loophole. haidi: there is a speech set to be delivered at the g20 parliament conference in place, earnings season continues. net income beating estimates at one billion aussie dollars on account of the surge in food prices. we are watching the stock. more details about capex. comfortable sales in line with expectations just shy of 4%. more to come for the broader economy, the property sector in particular. interest rate increases are threatening a downturn on the eve of 1991. for more, let's bring in our reporter. keep hearing about the strike. reporter: we have seen

they kind of criticized from the left and the way the green party criticize the democrats. rocess the worker parties corruption our political connection was never close i was never a supporter of the workers party. about someone's reporting issue out of prison in that report is now being threatened with prosecution as a result you obviously -- make your relationship is going to improve. so we had a goodio relationship for a year or so once he got out of prison. >> host: when is the brazilian presidential election and is lula still favored? what's the presidential election is october 2. as we are taping threerk months away or so, a little less. polls show the overwhelming favorite. result electoral systems like francis multiple candidates run and if no candidate gets more than 30% about the two top go to a runoff. very possible that lula could win in the first round. which is one other person has done that it's very, very rare. he is very well ahead of every candidate and clearly the favorite. the big extraordinary given the last election he was imprisoned under a ten years p

of is want to give a shelter. hon. annoyed by a member of the european parliament from germany's green party travel to afghanistan in april. the 1st m e p to do so, since the taliban take over. she met with women from all walks of life there. i asked her earlier about prospects for improving conditions for afghan women under the current regime. the interesting thing is that the initial statement of the tale upon after they took power was okay. women will not have a place in politics, but they can continue to work. they can continue to go to school. we want to have them as part of i've gone future. since then we saw an incredible, very incredible backtrack on all women's rights were now only dark female doctors. she, my teachers can work basically. that's it. but it is also clear that within the tale button movement, there are different groups. so there are even tommy bonds who higher school teachers to homeschooled their own daughters because they think the decision to ban girls who scored is fundamental the wrong. and then there are the very because liners who are in the forehand at the mom

husband belongs to a left-wing party that was born they kind of criticized from the left on the green party criticized the democrats. he was a part of that protested the workers parties corruption. so our political settle collection was never so close is never supporter of the workers party. when someone is reporting to try to prison that reporters being threatened with prosecution as a result the relationship is going to improve. we had a good relationship for years so once he got out of prison. stewart witnessed the brazilian presidential election? undies is still favored? >> presidential election is october 2. we, as were taping ours three months late or so, a little (polls show the overwhelming favorite. brazil's electoral system is like france or multiple candidates run. if no candidates more than 50% of the vote the top to go to a runoff. three possible that could actually win in the first round. i think one other person is done that but it's very, very rare. he is well ahead and clearly a favor of the extraordinary given the last election was in prison. porter's return to power. what

that was criticized by the green party at the time as bringing a bucket of water to a house fire but law now and propelling green bonds forward. we are seeing that reflected in the numbers, the near record amount we are headed to by the end of the year. shery: we are here in sydney with more to come. this is bloomberg. shery: despite rising inflation, fuel prices, and borrowing costs the supercar market is holding up fine. lamborghini set a record for the first half of 2022, the best six months ever when it came to sales and profit. the ceo told us the italian carmaker has already looked through early 2024. >> let's speak about 2022. we had the best six first months ever in our company history. as we speak, things are going strong. every day, we sell more cars than we are able to produce. we will be doing a lot in the next couple years. we will hybridize our entire lineup and 2023 is very important for us because we will unveil a new vehicle with a hybrid system. it is very important because we will celebrate our 60th anniversary. we have no fear that this will be a fantastic year als

and so the way you say the green party criticized the democrats. t was a party that protested the workers' parties corruption. so our political connection was never so close. i was never a supporter of the worker's party, but you know when someone's reporting gets you out of prison and then that reporter is now being threatened with prostitution as a result you obviously are going to your relationship is going to improve and so we had a good relationship for you know a year so once he got out of prison, when is the brazilian presidential election and is lulus still favored? the as we're taping our three months away or so a little less polls show lula the overwhelming favorite and brazil's electoral system is like francis we as we're taping our three months away or so a little less polls show lula the overwhelming favorite and brazil's electoral system is like francis where multiple candidates run. and if candidates if no candidate gets more than 50% of the vote the two top candidates go to a runoff. it's very possible according to current polo data.

we saw a new prime minister before the number of green party lawmakers in parliament, independent lawmakersaigned along climate lines. that drove a lot of energy. shery: australia is still a latecomer? they have been addicted to fossil fuels for the longest time. when it comes to exports. what is the likelihood of australia becoming a superpower in renewables? >> to be fair, we are still exporting a huge amounts of coal and oil. our trade is at record highs for those fossil exports. there is a desire i guess and there is a lot of money that has been flowing into renewables right now. billions of dollars have been committed from mining and technology billionaires, government issued interventions. australia has everything that one needs. it has a vast land resources, it has a sun and water and it is getting the funding as well. heidi: what does australia have to do to capitalize on this growing demand for renewable energy? really trying to get their hands on these future facing assets at the moment. >> a lot of the things on paper right now, their ambitions of what we do by 2024 or by 2040, i

why don't you take this breaking the lot track, that is, breaking the law, meanwhile , in the green partycs of saving to the germans, the inhabitants of germany were offered to return to spartan conditions instead of a shower, wipe themselves with a rag and heat only one room in the apartment, of course, such unpopular measures could not but affect the rating of the government, the main blow was taken by the catch-scholz, he lowered schulz from fourth to sixth place in the list of the most popular politicians of germany immediately criticized on several topics, inflation, rising prices and insufficient aid to ukraine are now on the chancellor's list of concerns, the trial added on friday. he testifies in a high- profile case of a corruption scandal, according to the investigation of johann skars, schulz's former attorney, when he was mayor, of hamburg helped financiers and bank shareholders withdraw billions of euros from taxes schultz is a witness in the case, however, almost all german media write that his real role in the scheme remains a mystery for now. so the wording can change. and

why if you don’t take this track breaking the loot, that is, breaking the law, meanwhile in the green partyare trying to explain the basics of saving to the germans, the inhabitants of germany offered to return to spartan conditions instead of a shower, wipe themselves with a rag and heat only one room in the apartment, of course, these are not popular measures could not but affect the rating of the government, the main blow took the catch schultz, he fell from fourth to sixth place in the list of the most popular politicians. schultz's frg was criticized on several topics at once. inflation, growth, prices insufficient aid to ukraine now , friday's trial has been added to the chancellor's list of problems. he testifies in a high- profile case of a corruption scandal according to investigators johan eskar, who sold schulz's attorney when he was mayor of hamburg, helped financiers and bank shareholders withdraw billions of euros from taxes schultz is a witness in the case, however, almost all german media they write that his real role in the scheme remains a mystery. so the wording can chang

the first is that his own party, the green party, is directly responsible for the rise in prices, its she who, so to speak, very timely, promoting the environmental agenda, pushed the eu authorities barrga to some russian energy carriers. -2, which was supposed to double the volume of russian supplies to put all the blame on the kremlin easier than admitting your own mistakes, as a result, now, according to bloomberg, the largest eu economy will begin to stagnate, and in general, in the eurozone, the risk of recession has reached its highest level since the pandemic 2020 and the reason for everything is the lack of energy resources, which threatens to increase the already record inflation by such way. no matter how much european politicians say, there is nowhere else to diversify to import fuel and gas, except from russia. and now it is bitterness to admit the main eu diplomat josep barel. according to him, the block is approaching the limits of the additional gas that it can buy not from russian sources lyudmila klyshenko or mersaev vesti. alexander alaev was approved as president o