was crossover to our political correspond, nina hossa who was covering that meeting. nina, this conference is laying the groundwork for cop 27, the global climate summit scheduled for november. what did the delegates in berlin agree on? well, no decisions were met and were made at this meeting. but this was probably one of the last opportunities for some 40 countries to have frank and open discussions on a very high level before that important climate conference. so ministers could talk to each other, listen to each other and not just the low level negotiators and foreign minister, angelina babcock said that the idea was that menaces reminded each other of the urgency to act. because you do have to keep in mind that many countries have written down or are writing down. that pledge is how they intend to fight the climate crisis. so all the legal texts are in place, but of course, there's currently a multitude of crises for many countries, and they are all linked to each other. the effects of the covert pandemic, rising energy and food prices, the implications of russia's war against ukraine

heating. prices are really hitting dumb, and consumers in the winter are political correspondent, nina hossa. they're reporting from berlin. thank you, nina. let's have a look. nod some more stories, making headlines. brazilian politician lula da silva, has been chosen as the candidate to take on chapel scenario and the presidential election this year. he's been president twice already before going to prison for corruption charges that were latent overturned is currently the favorite to win the vote. in october, 3 men in spain have died the last 24 hours from injury sustained while taking part in full running festivals. rights groups have long protested about the dangers of events for both animals and the public. around 20 people have been killed over the last 8 years to sri lanka now, as security forces have cleared the main protest camp in the capital, colombo, it was the base of anti government protests for more than 3 months overnight, rape can just hours before the demonstrators were due to voluntarily leave the area, they are likely to be angered by the swearing in of the new prime min

heating. prices are really hitting diamond consumers in the winter are political correspondent, nina hossa. they're reporting from berlin. thank you, nina. sri lanka has sworn in a new prime minister and cabinets. it comes a day after a new president took office on the us. the company struggles to cope with devastating economic and political crisis early arrived. police use what some called excessive force to remove demonstrators from a protest such near government buildings. ah, caught by surprise. and at night hundreds of troops and police commanders moved on. the protesters outside the presidential offices in colombo, removing tense and protest banners. several people were arrested. yeah. as the sun rose, the security forces had cordoned off the area, and more troops were being bused in activist express shock at the rate accusing police of using unjustified and disproportionate force. last night we normally the fair. there are gama troops gamma do those and robes game here. and they blocked the all, broads, but the barriers and destroyed allah, dan dan. now the property and they, they'v

see on german chancellor, olaf, for shots i asked of political correspondent, nina hossa, or what they'd been saying in their press conference will they cover lots of ground, obviously, but the egyptian president is here also to attend those climate summit preparation talks. and of course, both countries ever talked a lot about the implications of russia's war on ukraine, on their respective countries. the egypt is feeling rising food prices extremely heavily. it used to import lots of its wheat from ukraine, that's no longer there. and germany sees egypt as one of the partners with whom it can potentially and diversify its energy supply. so egypt today again stressed that it would be willing to deliver gas to germany. and we're hearing that both countries are working on that very intensively. and that, that might happen very soon and tell us about the german government's proposed global protective umbrella against climate risks. well, it's all those technical terms that sound like a lot of words of it really. when you look at it, it comes down to the question of funding and how to get t

our political correspond, nina hossa was there. well, they covered lots of ground, obviously, but the egyptian president is here also to attend those climate to summit preparation talks. and of course, both countries have talked a lot about the implications of russia's war on ukraine, on their respective countries. now egypt is feeling rising food price is extremely heavily. it's. it used to import lots of it's weed from ukraine. that's no longer there. and germany sees egypt as one of the partners with whom it can potentially and diversify its energy supply. so egypt to day again stressed that it would be willing to deliver gas to germany and we're hearing that both countries are working on that very intensively. and that that might happen very soon. now a look at the latest on the war in ukraine. president volota mirror zalinski has suspended the chief prosecutor and the head of state security over allegations of treason within their organizations. he says they failed to lead out employees who collaborated with russian forces in