thank you very much for the was ruth darren of kings college london the war and ukraine and the threat of a larger war in europe. those are the biggest concerns among people here in germany . according to the latest poll by public broadcaster a r d, the survey also found that a large number of german thing, a large number of germans think their government should be doing more to help. and the conflict t w's, thomas sparrow, reports a regular c nowadays in burly protests against the war in ukraine. people here in germany, a clearly worried that the biggest concern is further escalation. for a europe a native fall apart or not include the biggest here is that the war will come here . a new poll seems to confirm those feelings. a vast majority of germans are concerned about the well being of people in ukraine. like many are also worried about they cannot make situation at home, energy supplies, or an even bigger war in europe. german authorities have been helping ukraine, for example, by sending weapons. a clear minority thing. the government responds has gone too far. just over a 3rd say

that was ruth darren of kings college london. and let's check on some other stories related to the war in ukraine. the united nations general assembly of suspending russia from us human rights council over the war and ukraine. it's only the 2nd time a member state has been suspended from the council. moscow has condemned the decision is politically motivated and illegal. nato members have pledge to send more military and humanitarian aid to ukraine after its foreign minister made an impassioned plea for help. and had it been expected russian assault in the east. he says ukraine urgently needs more weapons to fight off any fresh attack. a nobel prize winning russian journalist has been attacked on a train with red paint in an apparent protest over his newspapers, critical coverage of the war. dmitri moore, a talk, is editor in chief of the liberal. no via gazette, up. last week. it said it was suspending operations in russia after receiving official warnings. european union member states have approved new sanctions against russia.