the, the, this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. israel says it has no choice but to act in rough up the army orders tens of thousands to leave the southern gauze and city immediately. peace talks in egypt and with no cease far. also coming out china is present, she's in thing is in europe for the 1st time in 5 years, talks with the french liter amount of on the on cover trade tensions and the wars in gaza and ukraine. the

hello, i'm terry martin. good, heavy with this israel, his order tens of thousands of people to leave the city of russell in southern gaza . the defense minister says military action in rafa is essential because a mazda is refusing a truce proposals that would free hostages, held by ghosts in gossip. the army has told residence in eastern europe ought to go to a refugee camp near con eunice. a mouse has called it a dangerous escalation. there's international opposition to israel's plan. ground to solve on drop off. more than a 1000000 people have been sheltering in rough uh during the war which began with the october 7th terror attacks by how much. c these displaced will athenians and drop off again preparing to move. don't they have received orders from the is riley army to leave the eastern part of the city?

yeah, i remember what i can let us know. we have no shelter, no food, no water, none of that. we were promised by the israeli army and the international community that rough i wouldn't be protected. and that's why we came here. but i regret to say they've told us to evacuate, or we'll say something that no one wishes to face with us. where am i to go when i don't have money or anything? i'm so tired to me and the children who are with me, where are we to go? it does riley miller trees say is it does it beg, creating a $100000.00 people from eastern drop off they are being told to go to the low. i'll see who many dating area shown here and read his right and say, is it has now expanded this on to handle the influx. the describes the drop off as the last significant mazda stronghold after 7 months are far too good by the october 7th. that drop off has been targeted by as riley as strikes. but there is

no growing international concern over the ground us on age groups that would be catastrophic for the more than a 1000000 palestinians sheltering in the city. for more on this, i'm joined now here in the studio by carl scowl, who's the deputy executive director of the world food program. one of the main organizations delivering live saving aid to gaza. thank you very much for being with us today. now the cease fire talks have still old again. hum us has fired rockets is really positions killing several israeli soldiers is real analysis. we'll go ahead with its assault on rough. uh, what do you make of these latest developments? what are the implications for the humanitarian situation? and guns where we are of course, extremely concerned about these latest developments, not least for the civilians that are in that fi at the moment, more than half of the population, more than 1000000 people isn't guy. so, you know,

it is 1st and foremost our concern for, for those civilians if this operation goes ahead. but secondly, of course, we all assume that it turns operate out of gas time we've been using on uh, kept them shut on as the main entry point him to go. so. so also the implications for our human and tyrant operation risk being here, which and this was at the moment where we were beginning to get more access where we're beginning to get some traction in our efforts to push back on the filing. not least in the north of so this risk to bring us back basically when we were about to make some progress on, on the human a time from. so definitely a set back. what are you hearing from your colleagues in gaza right now about the situation on the ground there? while of course, extremely concerned again, we are also looking at how we can move our staff and our warehouses at our vehicle . some facility is uh, further up north at the moment though we had already begun to do so over the past

few weeks so that we can continue to keep our operations up and running. you know, we have been able to reach about a 1000000 people a month during this crisis, thanks to support from donors like germany. and again, we were about to step up that support not least in the north where we have seen, you know, the most severe and needs. and so, you know, we were hoping that we would rather see a ceasefire so that we can scale up further reaching, you know, beyond the 1000000 up to 2000000 people a month and not least those most vulnerable up in the north. instead, we've seen these rocket attacks is really soldiers killed, border crossings closed instead of being opening, sort of opening a israel says it's doing everything in his power to prevent civilian casualties based on what you've been seeing. and hearing. would you say the israel has indeed taken all measures necessary to protect civilians? i mean, looking at about 5 more specifically. i visit as alpha. i mean it's

a place that has jammed with internal new displays. people everywhere, there are camping on the streets, the sidewalks schools, any public building has been overtaken as a shelter. and so it's very difficult to say i'm in trump ration in that urban environment that doesn't also have a civilian cache. it though. so again, we are extremely concerned about that and we are a stream that concerned beyond the as i mentioned, we had been in the past 3 weeks, been able to get into the north. and we have opened some 16 bakeries across the strip, and only the past week were able to use also the northern crossing edits crossing into the site. and so again, we were able to see some traction. what we would hope for was to rather now be able to diversify our assistance, not only food, but going to also nutrition supplement. those restocking some of the health centers because that's also needed, not least with the most modern attrition vulnerable children. but they're getting

a extremely the concerning developments overnight. your executive director at, at the world food program, sending mccain. she says that there's a quote, full blown fireman in the north of guys. it can you tell us how many people there have actually perished for lack of food or, or suffering from the nutrition. we don't have that exact data because also service are difficult to do, not least in the north where the situation is the worse. and we don't make that formal declaration, it's done through a scientific rigorous process. but what we can point to is finding light conditions in parts of northern godsa when we have now had new access to certain areas, people are timing out of the rebel and extremely weak. and we've also seen children who have hunger related to death or have died from hunger related diseases. and so at, you know, we have family like conditions and at we had been able to open up for bakers into the worse than the past 2 weeks. only. uh and you know, uh,

being able to bring people bread and for the 1st time in 6 months it's not only important for the food that it carries, but also for a psychological impact. bred is a key element for the palestinian people. so there was also some element of hope there, and i don't just really hope that we can continue to build on that, that progress that was made and that it's not reversed with his nights development call. thank you very much for talking with us. that was call scale deputy executive director of the world food program. thank you for having now, china is present. she's in pain, has begun his 1st official visit to europe in 5 years. she has held, talked with the french leader. and then while i call him focusing on rising trade intentions between europe and china, european commission present or so, the funder lion joined the 2 leaders. they also discussed the wars in gaza and ukraine. we called on china to use all its influence on russia to

end russia's will of aggression against ukraine. president, she has played an important role in the escalating russia, irresponsible nuclear threats. and i am confident that president, she will continue to do so against the backdrop of the ongoing nuclear threats and by russia. that was europe and commission president are, is left on their line. well, china is she's in paying was keen to promote cooperation from the world has today entered a new period of turbulence and change as to important forces in the world are china and europe should adhere to their partnership of dialogue and co operation. so they should deepen strategic communication and hence, mutual strategic trust. gather strategic consensus, carry out strategic cooperation, and promote the stable,

unhealthy development of china. europe relations are corresponded. lisa lewis is in paris covering these talks with the chinese leader lisa, we heard your commission president from july and they're calling on china to pressure russia to end its war. and ukraine has china shown any interest in doing that well, a somehow has at least with ceasing things where it's he was saying we will prevent with him from being exported to russia. we will also put in place strict controls on so called do you use equipment that a china is being accused of delivering to russia and with which russia convince produce weapons it can deployed in ukraine. now the ellie's a was announcing that in a briefing at just a little while ago, however, they also added that china in the past has made, have made similar promises and,

but they were watching what would actually happen. so to say we believe it when we see it so no, so the, they actually said that this was actually the start of a process. they're well aware that they might not get everything they want from seats in being today. well, she's in thing says he wants to quote, promote stable, unhealthy development of china, your relations, he talked about strategic cooperation is, is that the direction that those relations are currently headed in now, lisa? well, i think it's hard to say that the trade relationships has been on the quite a lot of strain over the past few weeks. and past 2 months, the e u has opened, improve into maybe increasing terrace on chinese electric vehicles because it is suspecting that a china is providing state so with subsidies to that effect. on the other hand, a badging has threatened to impose tabs on european liquor and

mainly french con york. and when you listen to see things being seats and things speech today, york, so good to hear him say that i know such things as over capacities in china. that's obviously something that the you had said in advance that we're complaining about a to many chinese products. but looking at then coming into the you market, it seems like both positions, both sides seem to be a bit far away from each other right now. so what else does she's been paying have on his agenda during this visit lease? but right now that off to see the troops french troops to salute the troops later on, they will have dinner here at the l. e. z a with the y seats and being my call and his wife and tomorrow they're off to the printers where they will a walk in the mountains as far as i understand and visit to revisit

a location where seats in being when he was younger is going on holiday, that is somehow a cobbling exercise, and my, my call is trying to cuddle up to see thing and the other way around. really, you know, if you look at the size of the economies of chinese, the chinese economies 6 times as big as the french economy. it looks like a, the balance of power is not really a, you know, not really balance hours. and you can imagine that the coming exercise, at least from the french side, might not be as successful as emma my call, my hope for to you. so thank you very much. that was our correspondent lisa lewis in parents. well later in the week, the chinese leader will continue on to serbia and hungry. 2 countries that are seen is closer to beijing. you leaders are divided on how to deal with china. i mean, it's growing global influence and economic might. the eiffel tower is the same,

but china, his relationship with the west has changed since using ping last visited europe in 2019 the cobra ton, demi spacings back came from russia's ukraine war. it's growing all far as heritage and tre. tensions of electric vehicles, subsidies and suspicions of wide scale chinese espionage and your pin capitals of complicated relations on the phone. what this is, it is the 1st by china instead of state. so to europe, in the past 5 years, to tell you that was of great significance to promoting, trying his relationships with bronze. so it'd be a hungry and the overall development of the china, your relationship. you always should, you will be in part to. she don't know china's economic most southern growing global influence have left europe, divide these on how to deal with beijing. she will be happy to exploit those divisions is the content and struggles to define his role between the united states and china. in paris, he and francis of money will not cron. we'll talk of

a trade and investment in the middle east. my call names to drum up business for french firms. a coven. she's not to get further involved in russia's war, and ukraine. france sees she's visit to which officially mark 60 is a french chinese diplomatic relations as an important diplomatic moment and wants to focus on china's broader relations with the you. my call has invited your pin commission president slough on the line to the talks of the funds she will have to . so it'd be a for talks with president colleagues on the boot kitchen. i know, sorry terry and strong men and ally of rushes vladimir putin. a cheese last stop is hungry to meet with prime minister victo all about hungry wants to deepen diplomatic and trade ties with autocracies, such as russia and china. the states on easily with it's a you and they to membership so that they may have coaching castle long shot over the visit. she imputed describe that relationship as without limits by visiting

light minded hungry and so it'd be a china is testing the use balancing act between beijing and brussels. sketchup on a few other stories making headlines today. russia is to hold tactical nuclear weapons drills near ukraine. the defense industry says it's in response to the threats by western officials. francis said it does not rule out. sending troops to great britain has allowed key to use is long range. missile john sweeney is the new leader of the ruling scottish national party and is now set to become scotland 1st minister. he was the sole content or for the top job. when i'm use up, it's resigned last week. as many served as deputy 1st minister for nearly a decade in the state of israel is closing the local offices of the guitar, a broadcaster l g 0 siding, a risk to national interest. national security rub. israel's main cable tv and

satellite providers have also removed the channel from the offerings l. g 0 has failed to take legal action. united nations and free speech groups have conducted the closure. israel is marking holocaust, remember and stay. sirens rang out nationwide and people stop to commemorate the more than 6000000 jews killed by the nazis in world war 2. the prime minister and president let us ceremony at the holy cost for more this ukrainian forces are struggling to hold back a wave of russian assaults in the east of the country. moscow says it has captured several 100 square kilometers of ukrainian territory this year. he is suffering from shortages of troops and delays and weapons deliveries from its western allies . russian forces have advanced in several areas including the city of,

of deep comp. now they have their sites set on ca, cpr, a ukrainian retreat there could jeopardize the defense of the entire region are corresponded and economy has this report of anything less than breakneck speed is just too risky on these. not everyone can ignore the noise. the units dog spends most of our time hiding college tells us they used to have a cat. the show digital sign of being scared was only later when the cat was run over by a call, they didn't realize it was a reason to can't manage to say so come on, but i lose dash out here expose to drones and shelves and fight to the previous generations left of a weapons. it's hard to believe that $60000000000.00 worth of us hate is now and it's way with the full i'm with, if we will believe the age is coming when we see it for ourselves or we can see or feel any difference yet. for more, for watching from wonderful for now, we've seen withdrawing from places like of days ago. and the russians have been

taking villages. i feel like we haven't been able to turn things around yet to take care of the car. will the tool care about shelves or other, the lack of them in 2023 regular west and deliveries allowed ukraine to briefly close the gap and 5 pile with russia. we no longer go to football. you credit him that you come on, says russia is upcoming its troops, 5 or $6.00 to $1.00. many here believe to figure out is closer to $10.00 to $1.00. suddenly does activity on the radius. i always square the right, correct. you understood, the russian one cetera. you credit and target for fall. yes, it was a hit move. it found its target. they've got the color since turns up that rule of time. they find to target an attack straight away just to be like possible before it be flattened by russian artillery for us to help gets here in a hurry. great. and so just say they can still hold onto the ruins the russian managed

to take just if you are in the high ground that surrounds it. many we spoke to believe defending the remainder of ukrainian healthdesk region could soon be untenable. holding out, no gun by russia and under, supplied by the west is come at a price. 58 come on time. things would have been very different. we'll have the price. so that means that because of the delays, many, many good man have died before to threaten them. it's a reflection. everyone here is acutely aware room is the platinum it puts in his order his general to take just if you off by rush has made a note to pick 3 day holiday anyone's going to stop them if the soldiers that call a reporting there. well, here in germany, the opposition christian democrats are holding their annual conference,

their leader for the least amount spent years in the political wilderness before staging. a remarkable come back. now, the aims to portray himself as the tough decisive leader the germany needs. this mine would most likely become chancellor. many went to the polls today with 17 months to go before the next elections. pretty place maps has led to see. do you see is you conservative blog to the top of the opinion? polls with nearly as much support as the 3 policies in the current governing co listen have altogether. he's done that by vowing to take his post on the macro conservatives more conservative again by displaying a times personal contempt towards chancellor who left so seasons. i am usually off and like a plumber in town. you lack any idea of how this country should develop in the coming years. go by and talk to you, please addition against the government every day as you are right. but when you are

criticized, you're a shrinking violet. most of the statements for the physical confrontation has seen his c. d. u policy rise back to the top, but mounts personal ratings. so less promise women voters don't like him and even his own cd you policy members have him as the the choice for chance. the candidate behind to conservative state premier is if the current governing coalition was to break up today free that i should not would become the conservative candidate for tons to pretty much by default at this policy conference, he has to convince delegates that his name is the best ticket to bring the cd you back into government. in september 2025. i asked chief political correspondent anita has a who's covering the conference whether clinic mounts has a realistic chance of becoming the next german transfer as well. if i just went to the poles now and costs that vert now, then stipulation madge would likely become sounds slow. now he is not officially

the candidate yet. the cd. you have said that they want to wait for the regional elections that a very important later they see it in the east of the country. they want to see how that policy is doing that before they announced who's officially going to run against officers and the current government. but stipulation mass is definitely trying to change the profile offers policy. now we mustn't forget that this is close to the party. that is used to governing gemini, so 50 out of the 75 use of them and modern gemini as a cd. you what and governing positions and positions of power. and it was early up to that big political figure on go a mass. so that is so well known around the world and withdrew from politics. the party really had to do some soul searching and read the fine watts conservative in germany actually means this process is now culminating, essentially in the new pod you manifesto that is the 1st and almost 2 decades. that is a lot small, conservative and it puts an end to a lot of americans,

decisions like the welcoming culture and deciding policies. so in a nutshell, need it. what is like mouse's agenda where to see want to take the party in germany . it's what it is med says, the german voters do have a, a desire for change and that they do want this interest party to govern the he says that they don't want the radical left or the radical right. and he says that german conservative apologies like his and also the bavarian sister party have the right program. because he says that they need to be very tough when it comes to migration . for example. they also are now embracing nuclear power again. but they do want to stay in the center and offer a proper alternative to the hurry government that is closed is no for a loss of well playing. there's a lot of tightening insights in between the 3 parties that are currently governing

. so if somebody's meds, his hopes are essentially that people have had enough, but that they will refrain from voting for the radical left or the radical right. you know, thank you very much. that was the w is know how the cd you party conference you are watching dw news from berlin and just a quick reminder of the top story we are following for you this our, israel's army has called on people in rough thought to move to a so called to mandatory an area. however, the anticipated assault is real says the assault is key to eliminating come us, but it has triggered widespread global alarm for the 1000000 people that been sheltering in the southern gauze. surf gate. you can always get the w news on the go just now that are up from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news around the world. was pushed

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