state school moscow views the water surrounding crimea as russian territory the united nations however views russian annexation of crimea as an illegal act. security council is meeting in emergency session on this issue as we speak nato is also weighing in and let's bring in alexander phenomena in washington and brussels welcome both alexandra i'll talk us through what's been happening at the security council. so what we have seen so far in the u.n. security council is a sort of an exchange of different use on what really happened in the current strayed we heard from a representative of the united nations saying that they are still trying to verify what really happened there but that the body is deeply concerned about the incidents and then we also heard from the russian ambassador to the and saying that it is ukraine that it is too plain and dad's the international community is turning a blind eye on ukraine actions and that in fact that it's already minding the prestige of the e.u. and security council and russia went even so far as to blaine there ukrainian president of trying to or

from berlin the united nations mourning that we are falling behind in the race against climate change the gap between current greenhouse gas emissions and target goals is widening the u.n. report comes just days before the next round of viewing environments holds is set to open in poland also coming up ukrainian sailors is seen. crimea have been detained pending trial by russian court three others appeared on russian state television talking about. it's good to have you with us the united nations says that humankind is falling further behind in its race to limit climate change a report released by the un's environment agency finds that greenhouse gas emissions have risen for the first time in four years the report urging countries to put forward more ambitious voluntary national targets meanwhile the european union's climate chief has called on the e.u. to aim for net zero emissions by the year two thousand and fifty that means the e.u. would not create any more emissions then it remit. for more on this i'm joined now from boston by kelly levin she is a senior associate at the world r

well the united nations security council has been meeting in an emergency session over this issue and western countries have condemned russia's actions he was a bastard nikki haley accused russia of a quote outrageous violation of ukrainian sovereignty and stoking conflict an already deadly war in response russia claims that its sovereignty was violated by kids and it's accused ukrainian president petro poroshenko of provoking the incident to bolster his support in upcoming elections in his country now in brussels nato secretary-general. called for ukrainian ships and crew to be released and warned moscow that its actions will have consequences. are for more that now i'm joined by max milling coaching from our political studio who's marks a million what is germany's position on what has happened in just the last twenty four hours between russia and ukraine well there's deep concern here in berlin of course for the ongoing situation and germany has been already issuing a statement amongst other european nations like the u.k. and france saying is it is standing in support of ukraine the

well today is universal children's day data stablished by the united nations aimed at highlighting the needs of children around the globe refugee children are among the worst off in the world in lebanon some one hundred eighty thousand refugee children are forced to work long hours for little pay just to put food on the table for their families no place has a higher concentration of syrian refugees than lebanon's bekaa valley. traveled to a camp there and has been looking at one family's plight that is similar to many others it is six in the morning in lebanon's bekaa valley eight year old so my i just woke up a splash of cold water in the face and she is ready for work. her family fled syria to escape i asked her now they're in lebanon where they can't always afford breakfast so my issue is this tiny makeshift bed with three of her six siblings. she doesn't go to school there are no schools in the camp where would she go to school so why is mother is sick and cannot go to work her older siblings also work but so my is still needs to pitch in to help the family make ends meet so instea

the united nations morning that we're falling behind in the race against climate change between current greenhouse gas emissions and target levels remains to watch report comes just days before the next round of human environment talks are set to open in poland also coming up scientists around the world are condemning the chinese researcher who says he's created the first genetically edited baby even his own university says that the work violates ethical stand so. it's good to have you with us tonight a stark warning about global warming the united nations says we are falling further behind in the race to limit climate change global emissions of greenhouse gases shows no sign of peaking according to a report released today by the un's environment agency in fact c o two emissions this year are higher for the first time in four years and the report is urging countries to put more forward more ambitious voluntary national targets the european union's climate chief has called for net zero emissions by the year two thousand and fifty that me. the european union would not create any more emis

imagery suddenly talking about the united nations characters aims to provide a framework for a safe alternate and regular global migration critics though say it will only lead to more mass migration who's right join the discussion here on talk radio. quadriga next on d w. a suit of the sounds of. the mom tearfully. he's a dad finding abandoned ship titles. and treasures . waiting to take one final curtain call. the one. in sixty minutes on d w. actually waiting. waiting for lifeline to syria good morning where are you why aren't you answering. every call brings them closer together. but it hurts because they feel powerless to help. continues to haunt those who fled from syria. the war on my phone for two part documentary starts december eighth on d w. a lot of very warm welcome to quadriga coming to you from the house of berlet and this week we're focusing on the growing international route over the united nations migration pact the documented use to be adopted next month aims to provide a framework for.

i'm still going to welcome to the program the united nations security council called an emergency meeting after russia fired on and seized three ukrainian ships off the crimean peninsula ukrainian president petro poroshenko has demanded the immediate release of the crew on the vessels and he's calling on parliament to approve martial law the clash took place in the narrow cash straight between russia and crimea a point of international tension since russia annexed the region four years ago. this video has been circulating online since it was released on sunday. taken from on board a russian military ship swearing and shouting had be heard as well as the command to stay the course directly towards ukrainian tugboat. the russian ship rams the ukrainian boat head on. with. the incident escalated further a russian tanker blocked a tight underpass between the black sea and the sea of us of a vital trade route for ukraine it was later announced that the russian coastguard had shot at three ukrainian ships the ships were seized by russia with authorities saying the boats had illegally entered ru

germany's parliament the bundestag has backed the united nations migration pact while making it clear that the agreement is not binding and so may not actually be put into effect the pact aims for safety.

nations and the syrian arab red crescent said that joint convoy would provide aid to fifty thousand people and. several hundred people have gathered outside the headquarters of the ukrainian interior ministry in kiev following the death of an anti corruption activist. died on sunday three months off of being a touch with the police have detained five people in the case including the alleged assailant. the pacific archipelago of new caledonia has voted against independence from from its there was strong participation in the referendum and united nations observers and delegates from metropolitan front said the vote was peaceful and orderly french president and i know my call as welcome the outcome. now the future of germany's governing coalition between angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats is topping the agenda at two closed party meetings in berlin today merkel's c.d.u. party is holding its first session since the chancellor announced she would stand down as party leader the social democrats are debating whether they want to continue working with michael and her par

hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program the united nations has urged maximum restraint over the latest. break of violence between israel and the palestinian militant group hamas overnight hamas fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel israel responded by targeting dozens of sites in gaza at least three palestinians and one is really have died in the flare up which was triggered by a botched israeli military raid in gaza on sunday. another night of violence is radio missiles rained down on gaza. among the targets a building described by the israeli army as the hamas military intelligence headquarters israel also destroyed a television station belonging to hamas no one was hurt in that attack staff fled the building after warning shots from israeli aircraft israel says its responding to constant missile far from the hamas controlled gaza strip. we hold hamas accountable for any aggression against israeli civilians and hamas by its actions is bringing destruction to the gaza strip and the survivor. the aftermath of a palestinian rocket strike in israel the south of the co

here in berlin germany's parliament has backed the united nations by gratian pact but the lawmakers made it clear that the agreement is not binding and so may not actually be put into effect in germany designed to promote safe and regular migration the pact marks the first time the un has created global objectives to tackle the challenges surrounding migration but all countries support the deal and neither to all members of the bones top. disease migrants have made it to dry land in monaco and this year spain has received more arrivals than any other e.u. country. only a small percentage end up in germany but the un migration pact has prompted a heated debate in the bundestag in berlin german foreign minister us went on the offensive accusing those against the pact of distorting facts he says it isn't true that countries would lose their ability to decide who is allowed in or that it would lead to a mass unregulated influx of people to be mentioned is what he says quite plainly in the preamble to the pax the national sovereign rights and not. being transferred . those in favor of the pac

hello i'm terry marchin good to have you with us the united nations has urged maximum restraint over the latest outbreak of violence between israel and palestine and the palestinian militant group hamas overnight hamas fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel and israel responded by targeting thousands of sites in gaza at least three palestinians and one israeli have died in the flare up which was triggered by a botched israeli military raid in gaza on sunday. another night of violence is rated missiles rained down on gaza. among the targets a building described by the israeli army as the hamas military intelligence headquarters israel also destroyed a television station belonging to hamas no one was hurt in that attack staff fled the building after warning shots from israeli aircraft. israel says it's responding to constant mis are far from the hamas controlled gaza strip. we hold hamas accountable for any aggression against israeli civilians and hamas by its actions is bringing destruction to the gaza strip and the survive. the aftermath of a palestinian rocket strike in isra

united nations security council has called an emergency meeting after russia filed out and seized three ukrainian ships off the crimean peninsula ukrainian president petro poroshenko has demanded the media release of the crew and festivals and he's calling on parliament to impose martial law the clash took place in the strait between russia the points of international tension ever since russia annexed the region four years ago. this video has been circulating online since it was released on sunday. taken from on board a russian military ship. swearing and shouting to be heard as well as the command to stay the course directly towards ukrainian tugboat. in the russian ship rams the ukrainian boat head on. with. the incident escalated further a russian tanker blocked a tight underpass between the black sea and the sea of us of a vital trade route for ukraine it was later announced that the russian coastguard had shot at three ukrainian ships the ships were seized by russia with authorities saying the boats had illegally entered russian waters but the ukrainian navy says it had announced t

news live from berlin the united nations calls for restraint since fears of a full blown conflict in the middle east returned amid an upsurge in violence between israel and the palestinians seven of death after israel responds with air strikes to missiles from militants in the gaza strip. also on the program german chancellor angela merkel present serve fission of europe's future and calls for a european army. we should be working on the idea of one day creating a real european. a close match if you see us take a close and heckling we'll hear from our correspondent in strasburg about why this issue is so contentious and. forty two dead and more than two hundred twenty missing california reels from the deadliest wildfires in its history as authorities get ready to hunt for victims. i'm from galle welcome to the program the latest upsurge in cross border violence between israel and the palestinians is fueling fears of a full blown conflict the on tuesday militants in gaza five hundreds of rockets into southern israel this was in response to israeli airstrikes on targets in the gaza str

nations and the syrian arab red crescent said that joint convoy would provide aid to fifty thousand people and. several hundred people have gathered outside the headquarters of the ukrainian interior ministry in kiev following the death of an anti corruption activist. died on sunday three months off of being a touch with that police have detained five people in the case including the alleged assailant. the pacific archipelago of new caledonia has voted against independence from from its there was strong participation in the referendum and united nations observers and delegates from metropolitan front said the vote was peaceful and orderly french president i know my call has welcomed the outcome. now the future of germany's governing coalition between conservatives and the social democrats is topping the agenda at two closed party meetings in berlin today merkel's c.d.u. party is holding its first session since the chancellor announced she would stand down as party leader the social democrats are debating whether they want to continue working with michael and her party calls for an e

nations warns that famine threatens more than two and a half. million people there. with. only a heart thank you so much for your company everyone today is a fateful day it's in germany the country honors the victims of kristallnacht the night of violence against jews that marked a dark prelude to the holocaust a country's leaders warn against another rise in anti semitism but november ninth it is also the anniversary of two other crucial days in german history. eighty years on the horrors of the past still resound. german chancellor angela merkel attending a commemorative service at berlin's largest synagogue. let's get. the jewish life is flourishing in germany once again that is an unexpected gift after the break with civilization that was the holocaust but at the same time we're seeing a worrying anti semitism that is threatening jewish life in our country and other places in the world why jews the thought themselves say this anti semitism is expressed increasingly openly in unbridled hate speech on the internet and in the public sphere. the

ambassador to the united nations has accused russia of committing one. she called an outrageous violation of ukraine's sovereignty by seizing several ukrainian naval vessels they have disputed crimea region nikki haley also warned that the u.s. would retain crimea related sanctions against russia the u.n. security council has been debating the crisis in emergency session ukrainian president petro poroshenko is calling on parliament to impose martial law. this video has been circulating online since it was a released on sunday. taken from on board a russian military ship swearing and shouting to be heard as well as the command to stay the course directly towards ukrainian tugboat. in the russian ship rams the ukrainian boat head on. the incident escalated further a russian tanker blocked a tight underpass between the black sea and the sea of us off a vital trade route for ukraine it was later announced that the russian coastguard had shot at three ukrainian ships the ships were seized by russia with authorities saying that boats had illegally entered russ

libyan leaders are discussing united nations plans to stabilize the country after seven years of turmoil it is the first time representatives of libya's rival governments and factions have met since may the talks are being hosted by italy and come a week after the u.n. abandoned plans to hold elections in libya in december. french prime minister at what has led a ceremony to mark the third anniversary of the paris terror attacks some one hundred thirty people were killed when gunmen and suicide bombers stormed about a con concert hall a sports stadium and bars on november thirteenth two thousand and fifteen the so-called islamic state responsibility for the attack. and a u.s. think tank says it has identified at least thirteen undisclosed missile bases inside north korea the center for strategic and international studies says it's been operating several of the remote sites the report could further complicate diplomatic efforts to end north korea's nuclear program. a wildfire in northern california has now killed more than forty people making it the deadliest blaze ever to hit the u.s. st

libyan leaders are discussing united nations plans to stabilize the country after seven years of turmoil and it's the first time representatives of israel of libya's rival governments and factions. met since may the talks are being hosted by italy which hopes a more stable libya could help stem the flow of migrants reaching its shores by the mediterranean. rough seas strong winds and no migrant boats to be seen the libyan coast guard says that's not just because of the weather it's only has supplied libya with seven vessels untrained its coast guards who've already intercepted thirteen thousand refugees bound for europe this year. we seemed with a message the message that said don't to try to do it again because you lose your money you lose your time and their leader will take you with. because of your back. bad news for what may be hundreds of thousands of migrants stranded in libya many of them arrived at this health center malnourished and weak doctors at the center run by an aid organization treetop to three hundred people a day that number is rising and their overstretched and frust

nations and the syrian arab red crescent said that joint convoy would provide aid for fifty thousand people in. the pacific archipelago of new caledonia has voted against independence from france it was strong participation in the referendum and united nations observers and delegates from metropolitan france said the vote was peaceful and orderly french president emanuel welcomed the outcome. now the future of germany's governing coalition between angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats is topping the agenda at two closed party meetings in berlin today c.d.u. party is holding its first session since the chancellor announced she would stand down as party leader the social democrats are debating whether they want to continue working with merkel and have policy calls for an exit from the governing coalition have been growing louder to be s.p.d. suffered a bruising results in two recent state elections their leader and now alice is under pressure to show posses profile or pull the plug on the current coalition. for more on this let's speak to the chief political editor. wh

and germany's parliament backing the united nations pact that seeks to bring some order to international migration one of the main bones of contention would the pact open the way to large scale migration into germany and also coming up tonight in german prosecutors raided the nation's biggest bank investigators want to know whether staff adore each of bank help criminals longer money by funneling it into offshore work tax again says. i burned off it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president trumps former personal attorney michael cohen has pleaded guilty to wanting to congress about a trump real estate deal. in russia cohen told a court in new york today that he had made fault statements to a u.s. intelligence committee about a plan to build a trump tower in moscow he's already pleaded guilty to other charges and is cooperating with special prosecutor robert mohler is investigation into possible russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election. president trump has denied working on that plane and he says that mr cohen is why to get a lighter sentence it was convic

ambassador to the united nations says that russia has committed an outrageous violation of ukraine's sovereignty. a clash at sea causing waves of international concern a russian military ship rams into a ukrainian tugboat off the coast of crimea. the vessel was then fired at and captured by the russians along with two other ships and dozens of ukrainian sailors several of whom were injured. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting where western countries accused russia of stoking the already deadly war with ukraine what we witnessed this weekend is yet another reckless russian escalation it is an arrogant act that the international community must condemn and will never accept in response russia's representative said the ukrainian ship had violated its territorial waters moscow says the vessel ignored warning shots to stop it claims the incident was a provocation by ukrainian president viktor to boost his support in upcoming elections there in kiev publishing co has declared a state of martial law for thirty days but insisted it would not interfere with the loomin

the human rights activists want to be heard before the united nations as a voice of syria's civilian population as a voice committed soley to human rights and not compromised by overriding political interests. we continue to strongly support the mandate of the commission of inquiry and welcome its critical work in investigating a creatures human rights violations that abuses as well as violations of international humanitarian law of which the syrian government remains the primary perpetrator but widespread practice of enforced disappearances torture and execution by the regime reinforces the need for a transition to a government that can protect the rights of all syria's demands consistently dismissed by the syrian government and backed up by russia in that election commission bases its work on statements from anonymous witnesses which is not credible. to use reports from dubious sources to and from governments hostile to syria but this week the commission is not trustworthy. you're not the commissioner makes no mention of the war crimes that were committed with weapons from the unit

nations and the syrian arab red crescent said their joint convoy will provide aid for fifty thousand people in. the pacific acapella go of new caledonia has voted against independence for france there was strong participation in the referendum and united nation observers and delegates from metropolitan france said the vote was peaceful and orderly french president emmanuel mccall welcomed the outcome. iranians have staged mass protests against the united states one day before new american sanctions go into effect anger against the u.s. has spiked since president trump decided to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and tens of thousands took part in protests across the country which also mocked the storming of the u.s. embassy thirty nine years ago a key event ahead of the islamic revolution. i show of defiance this protest takes place annually but this year tensions are running high and. facing new american sanctions on monday the regime is shopping its rhetoric. in parliament the man once in charge of negotiating nuclear policy with washington compared the united states' current lea

to suddenly talking about the united nations package this aims to provide a framework for a safe over the meat and regular global migration critics though say it will only lead to more of a mass migration whose rights join the discussion here on poultry should. go next on d w. o. i know i think that well i guess sometimes i am but most often women have an agenda of things deep into their jemma culture of looking at the stereotypes. question that is think the future of the country that i now live from. kiev you don't seem to be taking his grandmother day out to meet us it's all about ok bob no i'm a joke join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. post birth home to millions of species a home worth saving. here which is on those are big changes and most start with small steps globally two years tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term climate change to green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and more determined to build something here for the ne

the united nations and other countries in the region are urging both israel and hamas to refrain from repeated exchanges of fire. and israeli tanks and troops gathered close to the gaza border there are signs the two sides are willing to pull back from the brink of all out war but for now there's a tense standoff. they don't need correspondent tony kraemer house just to return to israel from gaza welcome tanya what's happening in gaza now. well first we're getting his report states these are still unconfirmed reports set apparently a cease fire survive they say calm has been reached within the d.h. and off each of the u.n. and other countries between palestinian factions and israel this is still one concern because policy inspections have basically said we would hold of fire also israel would stop its tie and is very usually in these cases says they would reserve the right to respond to any impression we have seen. over the afternoon rocket attacks on southern israel as well as strikes in gaza the situation is still very fluid and we have to wait and see whether this translate into an

to yemen where the united nations is playing the hope of any immediate breakthrough if peace talks go ahead next week as planned the country's civil war has been fueled by regional powers saudi arabia and iran arming rival sides and their weapons have reached numerous militias in the country making the brutal conflict even worse but as jordanian researchers told d.w. hardware made in countries like the us germany and the united kingdom is also falling into the wrong hands. weapons from western countries are being used against civilians in yemen. that's the allegation contained in a newly released report investigating arms used in the conflict. we found that there are coalition countries granted massive amounts. are ordered he calls to their yemeni. although these weapons and also. was not to be given to any third party. by arab coalition means saudi arabia the united arab emirates and several other countries from the middle east and africa. for almost four years they've been backing forces loyal to yemeni president added a woman sore head fighting shira bills known as who things have

nations warns that famine threatens more than two and a half million people. and in sports excitement is building out of the biggest game in german league football for the first time in years the leaders dortmund looks to be the favorites for saturday's marquee clash with the reigning champions by. i mean. i'm sumi so much god it's good to have you with us today is a fateful date in germany the country honors the victims of kristallnacht the night of violence against jews that marked a dark prelude to the holocaust the country's leaders warned against another rise in anti-semitism but november the knife is also the anniversary of two other crucial days in german history. eighty years on the horrors of the past still resound. german chancellor angela merkel attending a commemorative service at berlin's largest synagogue. escaped indorsement the jewish life is flourishing in germany once again that is an unexpected gift after the break with civilization that was the holocaust but at the same time we're seeing a worrying anti semitism that is threatening jewish l

the human rights activists want to be heard before the united nations as a voice of syria's civilian population as a voice committed solely to human rights and not compromised by overriding political interests. we continue to strongly support the mandate of the commission of inquiry and welcome its critical work in investigating a creatures human rights violations that abuses as well as violations of international humanitarian law of which the syrian government remains the primary perpetrator but widespread practice of enforced disappearances torture and execution by the regime reinforces the need for a transition to a government that can protect the rights of all serious demands consistently dismissed by the syrian government and backed up by russia in that election commission bases its work on statements from anonymous witnesses which is not credible. to use reports from dubious sources to and from governments hostile to syria. the commission is not trustworthy. you're not the commissioner makes no mention of the war crimes that were committed with weapons from the united states wi

the united nations weekend negotiating its migration compact in twenty sixteen the united states never took part. last july the first to bail out was australia and then hungary. but we would like you for the government considers the un global compact on migration as dangerous for the entire world because it inspires millions to leave their homes to a thought of which might mean we are not. shortly afterwards austria declared that it would not be signing the contract because the term migration was still too fuzzy . then bulgaria opted out stating that the compact would endanger national interest . poland followed suit. we believe that the markers agreement is not a solution for the migration crisis on the contrary it would only intensify the crisis. check is withholding its signature to. i don't like this compact says czech prime minister andre bobbish. israel croatia and slovakia to almost every day another country opt out is the criticism of the compact justified. it's called a global compact for migration it is how important is that proposition for depends who is reading it like i sa

the united nation security council has called an emergency meeting after russia five on and seized three ukrainian ships off the crimean peninsula ukrainian president petro poroshenko has demanded that the crew and the vessels be released immediately and he wants bottom line to approve matia no the clash took place in a narrow strip of being russia and crimea a point of international tension since russia annexed the region four years ago. that this video has been circulating online since it was a released on sunday. taken from on board a russian military ship swearing and shouting could be heard as well as the command to stay the course directly towards ukrainian tugboat. in the russian ship rams the ukrainian boat head on. the incident escalated further a russian tanker blocked the tight underpass between the black sea and the sea of us off of vital trade route for ukraine it was later announced that the russian coast guard had shot at three ukrainian ships the ships were seized by russia with authorities saying the boats had illegally entered russian waters but the ukrainian navy says

francesco fantine is from the united nations or refugee agency the u.n.h.c.r. joins us from a welcome to you does do you want to look like it suffering a humanitarian crisis. yes i mean it is cannot isn't mind that a little rice you start to read seeds i mean the tool box and the snowman who else want to mop the borders on mix on mexico city now here in tijuana already more than thing almost touched house on the cd and more audio the way sold with us that it's true i was sixty these one johnny it me this to one and what about the situation a make a humanitarian crisis. the this is we should i mean the people not the floods is a meets a festival is it meets immigration so that our people there they fled for economic reasons on and people get excited for coffee and and it and violence and persecution so they could not. awkward ones without rice life could be sealed in the experts so they came in with not seeing it on anything with them and the condition did on thing survive these things are very good because and i mean the u.n. agencies the society it is a song s

this is d w news wife from berlin the united nations a morning that we are falling behind in the race against climate change the gap between current greenhouse gas emissions and target goals is widening the human report comes just days before the next round of you with environment talks is scheduled to open in poland also coming up russia has paraded ukrainian sailors captured in that clash off of crimea on state television their appearance came as a russian court ordered the detention of a number of the men on board the captured ships and one russian man's defiance in the face of each. in our special series will meet one behind who is determined to raise awareness and fight the stigma afflicting victims of russia's aids epidemic. good to have you with those of the united nations says that humankind is falling further behind in its race to limit climate change a un report released by the un's environment agency today finds that the greenhouse gas emissions have risen for the first time in four years the report urges countries to put forward more ambitious voluntary national targets th

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hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the united nations security council has called an emergency meeting after russia fired on and seized three ukrainian ships off the coast of the crimean peninsula ukraine called the incident an act of aggression and has proposed introducing martial law to put the country on a war footing the clash happened in a narrow strait between russia and crimea a point of international tension since russia annexed the region four years ago. a confrontation at sea russia excuse the ukrainian navy of acting like bandits what followed says ukraine was an act of russian aggression. a russian coastguard ship opened fire on then seized three ukrainian vessels. it happened in the black sea off the coast of crimea after the russian ships blocked access to the sea of as of via the narrow carriage street which separates the crimean peninsula from the russian mainland although a bilateral treaty gives both russia and ukraine access tensions are very in the sea have escalated since russia's annexation of crimea in twenty fourteen and the opening of a booming somewhat

fourteen million people could soon be on the brink of starvation according to the united nations the supply of foreign weapons is not only contributing to the humanitarian crisis in yemen it's also illegal the sale of many of the weapons is covered by international laws known as end user agreements they prohibit arms being transferred to a third party believes investigation accuses the saudi coalition weapon suppliers and governments of repeatedly breaching these agreements with violations stretching all the way back to the beginning of the conflict in twenty fifteen he tried to present his evidence to official from countries including germany belgium and the u.k. he said most of the countries replied affirming their commitment to the end user agreement but when we send to them the. next step which questions. nor when it's with serial numbers or was this if a case is. measured to where they were just stopped or. think. no penalties have ever been levied for beaching end user agreements but i believe it and his team hope their evidence will end western support for the arab coalition's

nations relief and works agency they think they can i can't say instead used to sell jerusalem course not superpowers look. let me let me ask you this let me say one sometimes throughout history we've seen powers and super powers come and go anyone who puts is at your logic conviction believe above sought will doom us and him. and president crump look i have six hundred twelve because of minutes when i summarize them i'm not only worried about palestinians and israelis and what about you when you're on it it's far more about like i met your father got to america i'm worried about the spanish wrecking up one morning finding out but a lot of the capital of catalonia because the price is right or the caribbean island not all later erica you have to talk to him you've been heavily criticized for what some people have called a scatter gun approach both to diplomacy and decision making the palestinian academics who say not good enough work hardening from oxford university they're if not largely after what they said was a series of seemingly inconsistent and poorly thought out diplomatic mov

nations security council and he says i figure if you help us you could help yourselves we're trying to you have to sort out these factual disputes for so many structures some of us isn't just some us last month's meeting of your central council the democratic front for the liberation of palestine thing you want the popular front for the liberation of palestine they weren't there either they didn't turn to face it because you are stalling i'm procrastinating about decisions that's not true i was there accusing i'm the secretary rice will have to go through i'm just falling apart i am your palestinian was falling apart and i am the secretary general of the p.l.o. in the front but then all the logs or committee meetings than yesterday. we decided not to come to the central council but this little search and i kind of stunned got on their lips i cannot stand guard of their actions as i told you we are a full democracy the reasons they were caught that you can ask them why the people cut failure of the palestinian national movement is just a mission them and please stop listening i have

the united nations began negotiating its migration compact in twenty sixteen the united states never took part. last july the first to bail out was australia and then hungary. but we would like you for the government considers the un global compact on migration as dangerous for the entire world because it inspires millions to leave their homes to a thought of which making we are not. shortly afterwards austria declared that it would not be signing the contract because the term migration was still too fuzzy. then bulgaria opted out stating that the compact would in danger national interest . poland followed suit. we believe that the markers agreement is not a solution for the migration crisis on the contrary it would only intensify the crisis. checchi is withholding its signature to. i don't like this compact says czech prime minister andre bobbish. israel croatia and slovakia to almost every day another country opts out is the criticism of the compact justified. it's called a global compact for migration it is how important is that proposition for depends who's reading it like i said

nations general assembly she said into france this weekend for peace form espinosa told the daily news that cooperation is the only way to address global challenges like climate change and an arms race. madam president it's been one hundred years since the end of the first world war and the world is seeing now growing tensions and nationalism do you see any parallels between now and the time that led to the first world war we are leaving difficult times it is true we are seeing the perhaps deepening of conflicts in different parts of the world but i think that the un is well positioned really to to come up with a counter narrative. that encompasses corporation solidarity. in the enjoyment of diversity around the world you're now going to participate in the paris peace forum whose objective is to reinforce international cooperation in these times of growing nationalism so which message are you taking to friends that multilateralism is not an option is the only way to address global challenges a new name it i mean there is no the way to address climate change there is no other way to add

nations is looking to get all sides to the negotiating table. and authorities in japan of the rest of the chairman of nissan carlos of gold the news came after in internal investigation found he under-reported his income by millions of dollars the sun says it's terminating his contract calling is credited with leading a dramatic turnaround of nissan over the last two decades. and take a short break when we come back we've got more news for you thanks for being with us for. a more innocent victims. every ten minutes child dies in yemen. starvation malnutrition. and there's no and didn't sign on to find. is there any hope at all for these children . three thousand and sixty minutes on d w. they are digital more years. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. courageous and determined they campaign for women's rights. and for peace. they mobilize against femicide for compulsory veils. their messages are spreading like the rush. to social media's critical critical of the buddha. himself. a mind and on the str

and recently talking about the united nations pact there's aims to provide a framework for safe boldly and regular global migration critics though say it will only lead to more mass migration who's right join the discussion here controversial . quadriga next on d w. i was here when i arrived here i slept with six people in a room. it was hard. you've got white hair and room for. learning the language. this keeps me and take up much meaty to interrupt let's say you want to know their story. it's fighting and reliable information for migrants. anxiously waiting. waiting for lifeline to syria good morning where are you why aren't you answering. every call brings them closer together. but it hurts because they feel powerless to help. the continues to haunt those conflicts from syria. the war on my phone our two part documentary starts december eighth on d w. a lot of very warm welcome to quadriga coming to you from the house of burlington this week we're focusing on the growing international over the united nations migration pact the documented use to be adopted next month aims to provide

and libyan leaders are discussing united nations plans to stabilize the country after seven years of turmoil it's the first time representatives of libya's rival governments and fractions have met since may the talks are being hosted by italy and come a week after the u.n. abandon plans to hold elections in december. china says the international community should ignore what it calls gossip over its treatment of the weaker muslim minority the comments by chinese foreign minister wang he followed talks with his german counterpart heiko musts un experts say china may be holding up to a million muslims in terminal camps and germany has called for more transparency from china over the issue china has defended its use of the camp saying they prevent terrorism. well in this report we hear from one weaker with direct experience of those camps. omer is now safe in istanbul far away from china's reeducation camps he's already seen one from the inside that was after authorities arrested him one morning they interrogated him and asked him if he was a radical islamist or if it helped other muslim

nations is feeding more than eight million units we estimate because the country is on the stand that we need to reach an additional formula that's twelve million people that will be this contribution that possible. on the ground we've heard reports that there just aren't enough facilities though to cope with malnourished children what is the a un able to do there at the moment as seven million in these right now are malnourished and that nearly two million children who are moderately acutely non-inertial are severely acutely malnourished who are providing support to all these children through whole foods and specialist subjects were reaching hundreds of thousands of children the contributions that were receiving from don't feel hopeless to reach more we're very worried that the list we're able to collect that we will that the famine that we could see hundreds of thousands more change in the exactly the same situation it's heartbreaking to see these children and we want to point is that all of us i'd like to talk a little bit more about that warning about a looming famine that you men

the united nations or refugee agency joins us from welcome to you does look like it's suffering a humanitarian crisis. yes i mean the is kind of is it mind that it was the start of the reed sea and some people told us and the snowman who else with him up the border on mexico mexico city and now here in tijuana already more than. almost cut house with the cd and more are on the way so we have spent extra hours thanks to these people johnny in the disappearance of money and what about the situation a humanitarian crisis. the this is we should i mean the people not the floods because it meets a disability it makes immigration so that people that they fled to forty cannot meet and so on and people that they fled to for coffee and and it and their violence and persecution so they could not to dock at once without rice did life or he'd be sealed it was so they came with not seeing it on anything with them and the condition on thing and surviving. on that he could and i mean the u.n. agencies the society these are songs that you people find support each of us and then on the six some human kind of as

some troubling news for the environment the united nations is sounding the alarm that the gap between greenhouse gas emissions and levels needed to achieve the paris climate treaty temperature goals is widening after three years of progress in lowering c o two emissions twenty eighteen has seen a jump stemming from the energy sector according to the international energy agency the atmospheric concentration of c o two has increased dramatically now national carbon cutting pledges from the twenty fifteen paris agreement have to be tripled in the coming years according to the u.n. environment program. now china has been called the worst polluter in the world but the government is trying desperately to ditch that they will even if it means curbing economic growth this week the government in beijing promised to step up its war on climate change in china's northern coal heartland dozens of chemical plants have already been closed the fetal there have been breathing a little easier but the region has paid a high price. the city of jin chiang has a poor reputation in china it's one of the mos

one of the top story we're following for you the united nations environment program has more than the world is falling behind in the race against climate change the gap between current greenhouse gas emissions and target goals is why. you're up to date with news for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company will be back at the top of the hour with more world news. i'm skilled at the buy a war that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and. what's your story. on one of them isn't women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor not a guest you want to become a citizen. in so migrants your platform for reliable information. about. the command culture originated in the northwestern part of present day cambodia. the first command dynasty was founded here in the ninth century. three hundred years later jayaraman the seventh rebuilt the capital on the site of his victo

it's a reminder of our top story the united nations the united states has announced that it will reimpose all of the sanctions against iran getting dropped because of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal a move ends on washington cooperation with the agreements and european signatures of contempt the decision. for to get you can always get the w. news on the go just download apps from google file for me apple store battle gives you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use it sends photos and videos. that's it you're up to date and more at the top of the hour have a good day. when . you can poison is coming out of the taps in the serbian province of vojvodina the drinking water is contaminated with dangerous levels of arsenic protests are ineffective the author already is are impassive and concerned residents are incredulous. taksin from the town. in sixty minutes on d. w. . the fast pace of life in the digital norm shift has the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information on the whe

nations for aid on thursday u.s. president donald trump warned that the united states could close the whole front but the migrants are not backing down. behind the sun is either a port of entry lie sunday a go but us police are determined not to let anyone past illegally the way. it's just a drill but one designed to scare away central american migrants there were rumors that many were planning to rush to the lanes the operation ended up delaying mexicans with american citizenship were crossing the border for thanksgiving celebrations on thursday was that. they chose the wrong day right to this thanksgiving and then you get here stuck waiting in a line. hundreds of migrants also master around the nearby border crossing tired and frustrated and desperate to get to the u.s. . we're looking for answers we're here because we want to cross we all want to cross into the united states. we're not criminals we are humble people who want to work and show the world that we come here with a good heart and we're not. u.s. preside

interest and we can only secure it if we unite behind the agreement reached in cabin it yesterday. if we do not move forward without agreement nobody can know for sure the consequences that will follow it would be to take a path of deep and grave uncertainty when the british people just want us to get on with it they are looking to the conservative party to deliver to deliver a bricks it that works for the whole u.k. a strong economy that keeps jobs safe and wages rising and first class public services we can rely on an n.h.s. there for all of us great schools for every child and the homes that families need that is what the people we serve expect and that is what we owe it to them to deliver. goodness me you normally put your hand straight up after they hear. norah. thank you very much prime minister laura conspired b.b.c. news and it's very clear you want to stick to your plan is that the case though that others are seeking to take that decision out of your hands and prime minister is it not the case now that you are in office but you're not really in power. when we bring the dea