that's due to these corresponding jennifer palka. and let's take a look now at some other news making headlines around the world. police have clash with protesters in athens as tens of thousands express their anger over last week's train crash. that left 57 people jed demonstrations are taking place across greece with striking transport workers, students and teachers demanding that the prime minister resign the government has admitted to serious failings within the state run rail system. denmark has launched a project, a store planet, warming, carbon dioxide beneath the northeast. the country crown prince gave the symbolic order to begin pumping into the former oilfields. the project is expected to store up to $8000000.00 tons of c o 2 each year. by 2030 german foreign minister and atlanta burbock has met with the predator, president of iraq, autonomous kurdish region. chevron at birth, funny in herbal, she later met with the displaced is that a camper internally displaced people in the region. it is the 2nd day of a 4 day visit to i

for that, that was due to lee correspond, and jennifer palka in tallen. we appreciate it. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. newly released drone footage shows the damage from roches bombardment of the eastern ukrainian city of buck. mood. pressure is mounting on ukrainian troops holding out their intelligence. analysts say key, it may be considering a controlled pullout of mood as seen as a key staging ground for further russian advances. a fire has left at least 12000 people homeless at a refugee camp in the bangladesh border district of cox's bazaar. it host ro hang a refugees who had fled persecution and neighboring me, and mar in 2016 police say the blaze which is now under control, destroyed 2000 shelters, but no casualties have been reported so far. police and pakistan say they've tried to arrest former prime minister in run con at his home in lahore. the tweeted that they were unable to find him, but were instead met by a hundreds of his supporters. con has been accused of failing to declare gifts received while in offi

jennifer palka, enrique there. jennifer, thanks. former us president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday in connection with a case brought by a new york prosecutor in a social media poet. trump called on his supporters to protest. he cited an alleged league from the manhattan district attorney's office. that gave no indication of what the charges would be, nor did he provide any evidence for his claims. the district attorney has not yet commented that has been examining trumps role in that payment of hush money to a woman who alleged sexual encounters with him. if indicted donald trump would be the 1st former president of the united states to be charged with a crime. trump is continuing his long streak of 1st for you as president by announcing his own upcoming arrest. i asked our corresponded in washington's defense simons. what he makes of translate his claims yes, that's a new one and well come so, so many back to the trump circus because here is the former president knowing something nobody els

jennifer palka is in a reagan hello. jennifer. first things 1st put us visit to crimea, comes just the day after the international criminal court issued on arrest warrants for him. what message could he be send in with this trip? well kremlin spokespersons me, they'd be scoff, rejected the arrest warrant against a russian president. vladimir putin calling it unacceptable and having no legal grounds. so putting in his surprised visit to crimea to the city of c of us property today, mirrored this sentiment. he waved to the crowd, he visited a ard school as well as his children's center. but it is important to notice that he didn't make any political nor general statements, which is very, untypical for him. so this could be a sign that vladimir putin is not as unfazed by the arrest warrant issued against him, as he would like others to believe. can you remind our viewers why a crimea is so important for both russia and ukraine? yes, crimea is of a very big importance, both for russia and ukraine. it all started with its illegal annex

jennifer palka in reagan there. jennifer, thanks. let's get a round up of now of some other world news headlines. turkish president red chip typo to one has announced that russia and ukraine had agreed to extend the black sea grind export deal. now these packs is key to alleviating the global food crisis and was due to expire at midnight on saturday, or to one didn't sorry for how long the deal was extended. russia's defense ministry has released footage of naval exercises with china and iran. india radian see, the drills emphasized close ties with baking and tyran ahead of she. she's in pings visit to moscow. and next week, russian president vladimir putin has sought to ramp up ties with china and iran since his invasion of the crime. well, according pakistan has cancelled our warrant for the arrest of former prime minister in ron con. earlier on saturday, he briefly appeared either judicial complex in islam about to face corruption charges, but crashes outside prevented the proceedings from going ahead. police fire t a gun, don kha

the collision that it could eventually declassify and release to the public. law correspondent jennifer palka told me more about moscow's response yet, according to state media and russia and the russian ministry of defense, there is an official version which differ significantly from the u. s. version. it states that the russian military noticed a drone in russian controlled air space that they couldn't identify. and they were unable to identify because the transponder on the drone was switched off. so in order to be able to identify it, they had to send up fighter jets to line up with a drone. after lining up the draw and went into a shop maneuver that led to uncontrolled flight, a loss of the altitude and then crashing into the seat. moscow states or emphasizes that at no point there was any weapons used against the drone, nor was there any physical contact with it as well. and what else are we hearing about those talks between the russian ambassador and the u. s. state department? the russian ambassador and turn off it was a call detox very constructive. he was pleased by them especially

his date of the correspond, jennifer palka with an update on what the kremlin is saying about the incident has, has been a statement by the russian ministry of defense to day. and of course it's version of events differs significantly from the u. s. version. the statement makes abundantly clear that the u. s. stone was in russian era space in russian controlled air space and was also heading to the russian border, which is very, very critical. especially because of the closest to awards on an act of war zone. the drone, according to moscow, could not be identified because the transponder, which transmits data was switched off. so according to moscow again, it is a serious breach of international norms. and well, because there was no other way to identify the object. russian fighter jets had to become airborne and align up with the drone. then, which is now the most important part as a result of sharp maneuvering as moscow poles it around $930.00 p. m. moscow time, the jone allegedly went into an uncontrollable flight last significant altitude and finally crashed into the water. after the c

so that let's see in line with or corresponding jennifer palka is covering the kremlin from riga in lot via because d. w is banned from reporting in russia. i asked earlier, how likely it is that moscow will agree to an extension? well, about the renewal of the deal, it's still unclear. we don't know because russia is very quiet about its opinion. from a western perspective, of course, it's pretty simple why the deal needs to be extended. it is because of the food prices and inflation rate that would remain stable if moscow is on board with his deal. but if russia will agree to it, we're still unclear about that. and can you tell us a little bit more about what demands russia has made it to agree on an extension? yes it in march of russian foreign ministers, yet a gale of it off and his turkish colleague met and they discussed a paul possible extension of this deal. and russia and left off stated that they will only consider a renewal of the contract if russian agricultural and fertilizer producers needs will be accounted to as well. so they need to be, it count, accounted for. and what

for that, that was d, w, correspond, and jennifer palka in talon. we appreciate it. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. newly released drone footage shows the damage from rush has been barman to the eastern ukrainian city of buff. mood pressure is mounting on ukrainian troops who are holding out their intelligence. analysts say key of may be considering controlled, pull out, but mood is seen as a key staging ground for further russian advances. a fire has broken out at a refugee camp and cox's bizarre bangladesh. it hosts thousands of ro hanger, refugees who had fled persecution and neighbouring me and mar in 2016. please say the blaze which is now under control, destroyed thousands of homes, but that no casualties have been reported so far. police and pakistan say they've tried to arrest former prime minister him and con, at his home. in the horror they tweeted that they were unable to find him, but were instead meant by hundreds of his supporters. con has been accused of failing to declare gifts received while in office.

so our moscow bureau is now in reagan, where we spoke to our correspondent jennifer palka. we asked her what kind of message couldnt is trying to send with his trip to crimea. hamlin spokesperson to meet they passed, scoff, rejected the arrest warrant against russia president vladimir putin calling it unacceptable and having no legal grounds. so putting in his surprised visit to crimea to the city of c of i spoke with today, mirrored this sentiment. he waved to the crowd, he visited a ard school as well as his children's center. but it is important to notice that he didn't make any political nor general statements, which is very, untypical for him. so this could be a sign that vladimir putin is not as unfazed by the arrest warrant issued against him, as he would like others to believe. let's take a look at some of the other stores making headlines. a powerful earthquake has hit parts of ecuador and peru, killing at least 14 people. the tremor was centred just off of ecuador southwestern coast near the peruvian border. rescuers are racing to locate potential survivors buried

jennifer. i corresponded over palka. let's get more on this from a mike martin. there's a war study senior fellow at kings college or at london, or welcome back, mike, let's, let's start with that last pointed out escalation because people will worry that this is a sort of encounter that could spiral out of hand whether because of mistake or miscalculation. yes, i think that is a fear, although there are 2 points that i would, michael, not firstly. it's quite difficult for this war to escalate all for the relationship between russia and america to get any worse. and secondly, i think we can see now from the comments, particularly the, the russian ambassador that both sides are very keen to, you know, they'll make caught a lot of noise about it. but they're very keen to draw a line on instance and an eagle. so if we believe the u. s. version of events, why would russia do this? so the u. s. and other major countries, right from the beginning of the war, have been flying surveillance slides, effectively communications, eastern flights around g crime and russia. i t

most staunchly pro key governments under her lead leadership and we can brandy w correspondent jennifer palka. he joins us now from the estonian capital talon and kaya. tell us is now very likely to govern for a 2nd term. can you tell us what that means for a stone? you're going forward? yes, the estonian new government is going to face some serious national and international challenges. let's talk 1st about the national challenges. first up is the high inflation rate. the inflation rate here in estonia is 18.6 percent, which is one of the highest in europe. also on the agenda are high energy prices and alternative energy sources, but also international challenges, especially russia's invasion of ukraine are on the agenda. the new government is expected to aid ukraine as they did in the last year with financial military and humanitarian aid. now, around 25 percent of estonians do have russian roots and, and the war has rekindled a debase over variety of controversial issues. what do the people in estonia with russian roots, think of the, the, the present government and its, its support of, of