the, the, this is, each of the news line from dun and elite is called for an immediate pause and the 5 seconds gaza. at assignments in brussels leaders from 27 member states to monte i'm conditional release of old hostages. and as israel not to launch a ground defensive for the also the us secretary of states on st, blinking says, negotiations are making good progress towards the si, fi of folks in egypt. clinton says he's confident that a deal between israel and homos is possible. i think that's gap between the 2 on now the

how does this good to have you with us? european union lead is wasting and brussels have for the 1st time issued a joint statement, calling for an immediate humanitarian pools in gauze of european commission president our stuff on the line wall stressing israel's right to defend itself off to the october 7th terror attacks by moss said that israel also had a duty to protect civilian life. previously, some you countries, including germany, had resisted language calling on israel to hold this operations. they called it a strong and unified statement on the crises in the middle east. but the call for humanitarian paused by you leaders is likely to change little despite a hot and approach as the head of the council,

charles michelle also pleaded with these rail not to go into rough or in southern gaza. we pay on the government of these was not to launch their drug operations, you know, because we can't imagine what could be the drug suppressors. you search for the version would be low devolving ukraine was also high on the agenda. president low to me is a landscape address to stomach bug video to make his case, to further help. unfortunately, the use of half tillery at the front line by our soldiers, is accumulating for europe in the sense that europe can provide more, and it is crucial to prove it. now, leaders backed in principle, a proposal by the block to use frozen version assets to bind the weapons. about

these, despite the attendance of hunger, is probably minutes to big to all bomb, to congratulate to vladimir putin on his recent election. some e u. leaders make time for us stop at the nuclear energy summit, pledging to put energy production of the hots of future plans. however, one notable absence was chancellor luff sholtes. after gemini phased out is less than nuclear plants. and that was welcome news of bosnia and herzegovina. as the block announced, it would officially open, accession talks with the bulk and control the deputies jack power has more on the decisions from brussels. the leaders have in brussels, have no manners to sign off on a cool, for immediate humanitarian pools is leading to a sustain cease fire. that would cease fire was very, very complicated, even only a few months ago. the latest couldn't agree to cool for such

a thing. but not with the plans to get humanitarian agents a gaza that increased concerns about a potential grind defensive by the israelis into the city of rough or in garza state. on the putting more pressure in raising just slightly the needle on these varies to, to try and find a way to bring about a sci fi off of these immediate humanitarian pause. is a big cool from the european union, actually on the ukraine side of things here. with this on that we have, as you've seen, some interesting progression on the suggestion that the european union could use some money, potentially up to 3000000000. yours in winning for profit is the come off of 210000000000 your a russian financial asset. the 16 you financial institutions and has been accruing in pressed the european commission president as of on the line said she reckoned

1000000000 yours of that could be released. these frozen assets profits before the 1st of july. this some complexities around this. how that money is going to be used, whether it would be used for military asset purchases, which is complicated for some of the non aligned ministry countries like island for instance. they have difficulties around not, but the language in the text is that the european union will start working towards accessing. i'm freezing and releasing some of those when for full prophets from the russian phrase and access of the gaps on our way. that's how us secretary of state and state blinking is describing a deal between israel and thomas lincoln who has been in egypt for adults said israel needs to do more to increase the flow of age, the signal from hope saying he still believes to cease fire agreement was possible i use his blinking speaking area. there's a clear consensus around a number of shared priorities. first,

the need for an immediate sustain ceasefire with the release of hostages. that would create space to search more humanitarian assistance to relieve the suffering of many people. and to build something more enduring. now, the ceasefire that we're working on would be the best most immediate way to enable us to search monitoring systems. but it's not the only way. we agreed today, all of the ministers that we would get our experts together in the coming days to identify the urgent practical and concrete steps that can, it should be taken to increase the flow of assistance is real nice to do more. so how much closer always to an immediate sustain ceasefire has been can put it. i put that question to janice cream at hottie in cairo as well. he said basically this is the main way forward. so he said also that,

that they're getting closer and but also if we think that the, there has been a lot of difficulties, i had the, i think one of the best indications that there is something on the paper that's worse negotiating is the fact that the tomorrow, and that will be a big meeting in do on costa. and also with the head of it is really most of the intelligence service. so there seems to be enough to continue the bushes and sibling. it seems to be quite optimistic that if we move forward, the kid is set to that. there is more a coming in of the last days, but he says it's by far, not enough. and to, of course, that is a clear call towards the is ready decides to finally opened the board, has to really get in massive amounts of age. i think what to say behind it is really that the, we just try to spread that somebody's a go from their workforce program that is wanting of and the minute the feminine in because of strep throat, and immune and famine is like this,

indicate this is the great, the manual tricia number 2 conflict, something. how many children for security for tennessee creative because of strep, which should please also say that the press conference is 400 percent of the people because so i think the u. s. doesn't want to be complicit any longer. into this situation and why that's why they pressuring for more and so coming in and the, it's an indication also that the negotiations been blinking. ready to is where it tomorrow would be quite tough if he wants to move forward. the sermon susie rebels have told china and russia that the ships can pass through the gulf of aidan and the red sea safely the who's having the attacking vessels or for you have any coast since november. the us and the u. k. have launched as strikes on who's the target in retaliation. several countries have deployed the naval forces to protect shipping in the trade routes earlier this month, free crew members was killed when they ship was hit in

a who's the strike hands. jacob schindler is the senior director of the counter extremism project here in vernon. and i asked him how time to and russian manage negotiate to deal with the who these, who continue to target west and vessels very clearly. and obviously iran as plays a major role in yeah, iran is a major sponsor who piece it is also very close to china and russia increasingly so over the last couple of years because of risk and pressure. and so my best guess without being involved in these negotiations, is that they went to the main route, both countries. of course, having an interest to keep the shipping routes open, brush up to get an edge out and trying to get it's um, merchandise into your and how does the who sees benefit from this arrangement? well, the problem is, according to media reports is of course that the china and russia agreed to politically support the rookie movement. whatever that means potentially means that

the attempt to run up the pressure of via united nations security council. the sanctions will be slowed down by both these countries while permanent members of the security council and therefore can reach will any resolution. where does this need for us and other western powers? we have seen a tax, but they claim to have degraded the hudy's ability to carry out such incidents for example, and such strikes, but always seeing any indication of that degradation. well, suddenly there were a successful attack side, but even the us admit that they were surprised at the extent of to who would be our civil and of course you're on, continues to respond. so this new agreement, if it is an agreement that with these are going to keep they accidentally, although they have the amounts they wouldn't in the past targeted your russian and china and ship. so maybe the means helping them more now to not do that anymore. um,

but it puts uh, a bit more pressure on the us and the europeans really on to, to i that increase the pressure on the around to make, to be stopped or to continue its military operations. because the one hope of course, was also that china, whereas any current interest that this shipping route is open because most of its merchandise and materials that exports to europe goes via that shipping route is now apparently no longer having a problem. so in terms of the big picture, we've seen multiple strikes in the last few months. how much of an impact have these attacks being on trade in supply route so far? very significantly. so there is a drop over 40 percent of traffic through the source canals. so far we have more than a dumpling of container prices since the attack started in earnest a couple of months ago. and of course, we have a massive increase in shipping insurance for any investments that goes through the right seat. that means

a lot. the majority of global shipping companies are renting now ships that go from in europe, around the african road, which is at least 10 days longer travel time, which means longer transport routes and more uh, transport costs as hands direction to thank you very much indeed for your time and analysis. thank you so much. i and dozens of the hinge or refugees have been rescued off the curse of indonesia. local fishermen pulled the people to safety off to the boat capsized the day, and the group was sailing from bung that ash with within half a 1000000 range of have been resettled through a hinge are minority unless an ethnic group heavily prosecuted in me in law 0 injure refugees had been stuck at sea for more than a day. until a search and rescue team found them under the beating sun. they had been travelling in a wooden boat capsized after weeks at sea. there were 69 survivors

and no number of people were unaccounted for. just the car was one of the people found on the boat. last night someone was passing by and i asked if we could get into his boat. he said he would call the police. i thought help were consumed, but he never came back. some of the ro hinge on board, see their boat held around a 150 people before it think. the group was sailing from bangladesh. in bangladesh. we lived with them as a camp for the hinges. it's we have a lot of the hinges live. my whole family is that, but we didn't have enough money. we didn't have enough food. and i couldn't work that. more than half a 1000000 ro hinge

a half led targeted violence in myanmar for bangladesh. they lived there and some of the world's largest refugee camps, some board boats and sale to indonesia for better conditions. indonesia has welcomed some ro hinge and the past. but some of these tests really be there because of the spike of arrivals, of people trapped and one of history's largest refugee crises. his reminder of our top story this, our elite is in brussels. according for a humanitarian pools in garza a set, there are pulled 5 and lots of civilian life counseling. charles michelle has urged israel not to enter the southern city on this thursday. the news live from berlin coming up next is doc films stays focuses on how climate change and high temperatures are affecting people. at walk armando,

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