that shouldn't be the end of the discussion. there should be then a ok let's see while i'm wrong in this case why the is no evidence or why the evidence isn't but now and make sure that doesn't happen get. a deal has finally been done at the u.n. climate summit suspect critics say it falls far short of expectations. that i'm how he's seen and this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up. a warning for the taliban those talks are put on hold again after an attack as an army base in afghanistan. after days of violent protests india's home minister says he is open to discussions only controversial citizenship will. yemen city rebels

call for international help after a desert a tanker spills on oil into the red sea. but 1st the u.n. secretary general has expressed disappointment with the results of a major international climate summit the cup 25 conference in madrid ended with only a partial agreements between of most the most contentious issues until next year well that's often the go see asians drugs on 2 days past the deadline that clarke reports from madrid. there was a relentless log of endless negotiations whole blocks of nations working adults with a seemingly impossible goal of an agreement acceptable to all and when a cold came it was no a near enough for many observers you know i'm not happy i don't think anybody should be happy when you look at the forces outside these halls where people are in

the streets it was 8000000 in september you have impacts happening from australia to germany and you have science that is becoming more compelling and more and deniable and the and the things that they have predicted are actually more conservative than what we're seeing now i think it's time for real action we can't just rehash what we agreed to 5 years ago. in the year of mass climate protest it's not surprising that direct action found its way into the exhibition holes in madrid given the chasm that exists between what science says is required to be done and the snail's pace of progress from national delegations the star of the climate movement home did on the science and why is it so important to stay below 1.5 degrees. because even to one degree people are dying from the climate crisis. because those would be united science calls for to avoid the stabilising the climates so that we have the best possible chance to avoid setting up irreversible

chain reactions to grab his words had no effect conference it should have ended at 6 pm on friday went on through the 19th to saturday and on into sunday sleep was a scarce commodity but there was a dim policy of article 6 part of the text that deals with carbon markets the poorer nations saying they were being cheated by the united states australia saudi and brazil you have the floor. this was the copy of ambition we are not seeing the ambition all the references to science is has gotten weaker all reference to enhancing the end the seas have gone it seems we prefer to look backward and looking forward we need to address this issue for those it being part of the global movement calling for action this is been a big disappointment it is really disappointing to see that we've had out for you to have because i leave escaped in telling us that he was happy about abstinence and the fact that it would create awareness for climate change and then we come

here and we get the opposite of what they say is so disappointing the arguments here in madrid have been relentless and many are now questioning whether this multilateral approach is fit for purpose so in one year's time the crucial climate summit in glasgow where national commitments to cut emissions not so much the science otherwise many believe we face runaway climate change and the clock al-jazeera imagery will hard saying as the global climate leads on south africa based ngo africa action aids he says there are so many more steps to be taken by the global community we could not resolve all the issues and we had all these issues to be dissolved in these 12 days and of course the talks got extended that's not that i critical and that's why they're now being shifted to next deals which means we'll have a lot more on the plate with chicken a tiny little step just do offer some technical help to countries that's not going

to be anough with different station the younger the 3 have as developing countries and we talk to small island states but they are sinking as we speak 45000000 people enough without facing one of the worst drought in 35 years. if i speak on their behalf are they going to get any relief in the next few days weeks months no i don't see that coming for that that's where the system has failed completely and that's where the 1st that's where the frustration is more than process when it will always causing the problem and the call odors believes who are blocking it and that's very united states australia canada japan even european union had not played a video constructive at all so we need to call them out as well the u.s. special envoy to afghanistan zalmay her position a warning to the taliban while attending the doha forum here in qatar on thursday talks between the u.s. and the taliban were again put on hold after an attack on a u.s. military base north of kabul but as mohammed dahlan reports the u.s.

is hopeful peace talks will resume soon. zalmai what it is that the u.s. envoy to these talks spoke a bit earlier today in this forum no cameras were allowed so that speech was not recorded and was not transmitted live by the media but he said basically that he basically any today issued a warning to the taliban that's one of his warnings of you know regular warning to the taliban's whenever there is a hiccup in these talks this time around it seems to be a measure to the attack that was a far cry from the attack in september in which several soldiers were killed this one would be to civilians were killed days ago so he said we are watching taliban and we are watching their behavior and these talks depend on the behavior by the taliban afghanistan has changed there are many parties plea in their conflict in afghanistan and taliban have to know that they have to behave if they want these talks to succeed so he gave that warning but i said it is measured it's very clear

that my this time around seems to be willing to understand that there could be problems of coordination between the leadership that is negotiating in doha and some of the field commanders who give orders for attacks inside afghanistan and. the overall picture of things here is that there is hope of these talks this time around is going to are going to go ahead some time in the near future. and months of u.s. and afghan aerial bombings is said to have severely reduced eisel forces military officials say only around a half of the group's $4000.00 fighters are still thought to be active across afghanistan but as tony pertly reports an end to her province civilians are bearing the brunt of the sustained bombing campaign. this is the village of good day in one province close to the pakistan border it was the stronghold of eisel in afghanistan now it's a ruling destroyed by u.s.

bombs he will hear that the armed groups planned and launched attacks and carried out grew. punishment's but over the last few months the u.s. and afghan air forces have waged a sustained bombing campaign that has significantly reduced eyesores capability washtub. the joint campaign with the us has been big and effective it has been a game changer and will continue wherever they are we will target them i saw is in the process of being eradicated we won't stop until we are. that contrast with the situation 6 months ago when i saw all bolstered by fighters from iraq and syria was being described as a serious threat 2 weeks ago hundreds of its fighters surrendered to the afghan government in action district now it's estimated that only half of the 4000 strong force is still intact the afghan army has been helped by a string of recent successes against both the taliban and i still do not trying to . do try to stick to varieties. to explore didn't and the city

cost more civilian casualty and. now we prove. we have the spall to kick them out like we did to take more territory of from them they create bed in to follow them to the end there's no question that i still have suffered some major setbacks recently but when to side with its lack of ground cover is normally the time when it reduces its activities so spring time will be the test for the government can't fully focus on defeating i saw it's a war with the taliban is over it may be losing but i saw as hardline ideology may be harder to defeat it's supported by other like minded afghan groups such as the seller fees and what. they're not completely eliminated but the progress is remarkable which which makes sense and for as long as you you have. what we

call. salafi wahhabi pocketing a one a stone and be difficult to say that they have been completely eliminated the u.s. is trying its best it is on course to drop more bombs this year than any year since 2010 some believe it's to bring the war to an end before next year's u.s. presidential election but it's costing civilian casualties according to u.n. agencies so far this year american bombers and unmanned drone strikes have killed a record number of 600 people including children and wounded 300 more these angry villagers staged a protest after a recent u.s. bombing killed 20 pine knot workers who were resting under a tree. it's the rural communities that are suffering the most in the bombing and fighting. broke with this beauty our villages destroyed our mosques destroyed other villages as well we lost our people our lives documents will every family lost

loved ones including women and children. the war will eventually come to an end but it's clear there will be no winners tony berkeley al jazeera nangarhar province. another process is getting underway right know in lebanon's capital this follows a night of violence at around the end bay bridge several people were injured after security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disparage the crowds right police beats and detained some protesters after they tried to break into a barricaded area where people have been protests and because they're angry of a crapshoot and sectarianism. and as we speak another process is taking place right in front of the interior ministry more now from our correspondents in $100.00 say not what's happening at the moment and do we risk seeing a repeat of the violence of last night. well people have

started to converge on martyrs square town the epicenter of the protest movement activists are calling for a mass gathering for more than one reason they want to show the ruling class those in power that they are standing their ground they are determined to push ahead with their demands they want the ruling elite to leave office they've been in power for 30 years and they're accusing them of corruption and leading our steering lebanon into its worst economic crisis since the end of the civil war in 1990 so the turnout is going to be because if there is a large turnout then people really are not intimidated activists are quite worried that what we saw last night on saturday night confrontations between the security forces and the protesters are going to intimidate people even further and not to take to the streets last night up to 50 people were injured treated in hospital security forces used tear gas rubber bullets water kaplan's excessive force really

you saw that play out on live television the way more than one security officer would be beating up on armed protesters so the feeling here is those in power are going to use whatever means available including the use of force to crush the protest movement which is now in its 2nd month what people here want is for those in power to leave office they're not standing down and that is their message now it's still a bit early to judge but i can say the numbers that have shown up as of now are much less than what we saw during the 1st few weeks of. this uprising. and so you know if we look ahead to monday the parliament is expected to name a prime minister a really cool new government being formed. no we're not any close so what is happening is that political parties in power are bargaining amongst themselves on the shape and makeup of the next government what seems to be clear. that caretaker prime minister who resigned 6 weeks ago due to protests in

the streets is going to be reappointed not by everybody not not all the different parliamentary blocs are going to throw their weight behind him but there's little choice because the post of prime minister is reserved for a sunday muslim and levanon sectarian based power sharing agreements if he does not return to office then the senate community will feel well why are we just the scapegoats why is the president who is a christian and the speaker of parliament who is a shia remain in office and the prime minister is out of government but even if he is appointed as prime minister it's going to be very difficult for him to form a government without the support of his rivals and we heard just 2 days ago from the powerful iranian backed hezbollah movement which really controls government along with its allies and parliament they're saying it's not going to be easy because we're not going to accept any government unless we are represented in that government so a lot of the governmental impasse is still there while the economic situation only

worsens people are losing jobs companies are shutting down there are bank controls the local currency is losing value so levanon really after bring. their life for us in beirut thank you. still to come here on out to syria this outlines a nomination iraqi prime minister is near the question remains can the choice an ongoing antigovernment protests by down because it's probably the heaviest carbon footprint that we create as individuals and we'll meet one person doing his bids for the environments and his own unique way. hello again it's good to have you back well we're going to be seeing

a change of weather up here towards the northern part of china over the next few days it has been quite nice and shanghai but that is about to change we're going to be seeing a nice day here on monday of about 21 degrees winds are coming out of the south that means going to be a little bit warmer than average but by the time we get towards tuesday expect to see a drop in temperature maybe down to about 15 degrees there more cloud and the potential of rain coming into play across much of southern china it is quite nice we're going to be seeing more clouds for hong kong but the temps are there about $25.00 degrees across india not looking too bad across the central areas we are going to see plenty of clouds and rain still down towards much of the south so for colombo you're still not going to get out of the rain expect to see that continue over the next few days to the north though for new delhi it's going to be a little chilly here on tuesday with a turn for a few of 19 overnight lows getting into the single digits and then here across the gulf it is still the rain we're dealing with widespread rain not only for here in doha but up towards iran up towards quaid even towards saudi arabia for doha here

on monday it is going to be a cloudy day with showers in the in the area and by the time we get towards tuesday expect to see more clouds temp just coming down to about $23.00 but the heaviest rains are pushing over towards parts of iran. think stories generate fountains of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean the right stuff that the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories without taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings on the ground with the listening post on al-jazeera.

here with al-jazeera pick them out of the top stories for you this hour here in chief says he's disappointed spy the outcome of the climate summit ended with a partial deal despite marathon negotiations countries are 25 summits again agreements to improve their current pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions but these new commitments spoke only be presented at the next year's meeting. and the u.s. special envoy to afghanistan has issued a warning to the taliban paula tenting the doha forum here in qatar on thursday talks between the u.s. and the taliban were again put on hold after a u.s. military base north of kabul was attacked. by yemen's internationally recognized

government says some people on its wanted list have escaped with the help of u.a.e. backed forces they are ports in the yemeni islands of soko trouble stormed by iraqi supported troops event to call for those wanted by the authorities the governor of the island said the plane had not been cleared by the control tower the u.a.e. 1st deployed troops to the islands in april was presence there has fueled protests and provided residents. you see rebels in yemen are appealing for information international assistance rather say abandoned tanker off the country's coast leaks fuel into the red sea for the eighty's and yemen's governments claim ownership of the ship and its cargo of more than 1000000 barrels of oil bonnet a lot of reports from santa. another casualty of your man's war the floating of the northern coast is leaking fuel into the red sea there are 1200000 barrels on board and hold these which one of the diesel are loaded are appealing

for international help but. if the leakage continues the problem will be beyond the capability of the world community to blame the saudi that aggression on our country as they have refused to allow us to unload the shipment and pay the monthly salaries of public employees as agreed to in the sweden peace accord there are fears the ship could erode and explode and experts are warning that are going always spill could have a lasting impact on the marine environment. the gulf of the red sea has to unique kinds of mangrove that did not exist in any place around the world the oil will block the sunlight from reaching sea plants including coral reefs and other fish. the port of russell was 1st targeted by the saudi. in 2016 when an attempt was made to elude the shipment of oil workers were

killed the poor was tardy again in november 21000 the ship's been deteriorating ever. both sides claim their control of the tanker and there is a battle over who profits from its oil fuel is in short supply and is disparate really needed not all the forecasts but also for water pumps hospital generators and even to transport goods all around the country. bob. it's on our. a constitutional crisis is looming in iraq's parliament former prime minister did in those his resignation earlier this month president barham saleh has until monday to nominate his replacement but the move fast on little to come protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the sectarian political system has more on what's likely to

unfold from what we understand this is not going to help the situation at all and the main reason is because this that is the iraqi constitution is at the core of the problem the iraqi people the demonstrators that we've seen are saying that their reason they're on happy with the system is that their government is based on a parliamentary system and they want a presidential one that means that they have a right to elect their own leadership now what is going to happen as of monday at midnight the president has to nominate a name for the next prime minister and then what will happen is that person will have 30 days to put together a cabinet which will then all go to a vote in parliament that is one in 30 days the parliament will decide whether or not to accept this nomination of the president as well as his cabinet but many of the analysts we spoke to here say that it is very unlikely that the demonstrators and people on the street who we happy with any kind of

a name that is put forth because they want to be able to the sides on who leads their country and they are tired of trying to accommodate the other influences that are present in iraq mainly iran and the united states the iraqi people say that they want to be free of that in their own government for the time being the president is pushing his limit to the very last minute trying to come up with a name that will please all sides as well as the many people on the streets but it remains to be seen as if if that name actually exists at all. syrians who fled the last remaining rebel held province say homes and hospitals are being attacked indiscriminately 18000 people reportedly displaced from adler province in just 24 hours last week syrian artillery bombardment and russian air strikes intensified despite a cease fire where many of the displaced are living in desperate conditions in camps near the turkish border. and is home minister says he is willing to discuss suggestions for changes to the new citizenship law following days of protests the

u.s. and the u.k. have issued travel advisories for northeastern states for at least 5 protests were killed the law allows minorities from neighboring countries are facing persecution to apply for citizenship but muslims are excluded so he'll romanism as some very curfew is due to begin shortly. various civic duty society leaders are taken to the stage in a hearty on sunday to discuss and to talk about the issue of the citizenship had been given act it's brought out the people as you can see in the thousands here to one of the largest grounds in the city of an opportunity for many of the community here who had very little chance to talk to each other because of not only the yeardley but only because of the internet blackout communication has quite restricted these past few days of the world we're seeing here today on sunday a problem syngas an artist taking to the stage and also paintings being done by

local artists to. make sure that everybody who remembers what being a hospital is actually is of a horrible horrible husbands and wives families children and a whole range of demographics including a group of bikers i spoke to one of them told me why it was so we were told to come out in numbers to express their anger or legal piece of legislation that they totally disagree or we don't want to harm the heart of any people coming here who go on this this big this monster to something else here and just infiltrating who is on fire so you are someone who are going to come. close to our hearts to see this is ok as far as going off that has i have ever seen one on one on the light hearted party atmosphere continues here at one of the main ground single hardly and of course is an opportunity for the community had to meet each other certainly after days of the internet shut down at the polls people are taking to the stage here

a very popular performers hence the volume of people you can see have many hundreds to hear them sing and speak and of course those that are taking to the microphone to civic society leaders are saying that the pressure will be continued continue to put the pressure on the government when it comes to the citizens abandonment act not happy with it they feel that legalizing illegal immigration into india of other . minority groups will dilute the very make sure. the culture that they want to protect here. obviously this has resonated different ways across the country and even on sunday we saw demonstrations from far awestruck to be from caroline. and they will. continue in the week ahead but the focus will be west bengal. a major earthquake has shaken the southern philippines in the same area struck by tremors in october a magnitude $6.00 quake was in developed a super province at least one child is reported killed when

a wall collapse other buildings have reportedly crumbled trapping people inside the rubble now china has pulled its domestic television coverage of sunday's english premier league football match game involving arsenal this fall as comments made by arsenal player mesut ozil he recently criticised the chinese government's treatment of we can lose limbs in st john arsenal distanced itself from those opinions by maintaining the club was always a political chinese football association said his comments were unacceptable. thousands of people worldwide have joined a movement to avoid flying it's still with raising awareness of air travel contributions to climate change one inspired by the climate activists president berg well then the growing movement to say 8 of the skies. and then i live in bristol and i choose not to fly i am

a wood recycler we collect wood waste from whoever is throwing it away we bring it back to our yard we clean it up in the cellar and we make stuff out of the workshop . i don't fly because it's probably the heaviest carbon footprint that we create as individuals. global warming and our diversity loss are exacerbated by flying chosen to minimize my flying over the years i definitely feel passionate about not flying the journey on about to take a leave bristol to ny on a train from bristol temple meads to london i'll travel across london stay with my brother in brixton tomorrow morning i will take a bus to london some time chris and i'll get on the 540 train to paris i will change it paris to paris montparnasse i'll get on the t.g.v. to i will i will change or agile and i will go to oshkosh and i arrive or ocean in

the south of france at about 4 in the afternoon i don't have a problem with a long journey as long as it's comfortable and definitely have a problem with the long journey that is on a plane flights are so cheap and that maddens me so much cheaper to fly places and take the train i have some remorse about the fact that japan seems like a long way away. but these are also products of a culture whereby we think it's some kind of entitlement that we should be able to see all these places. more people are. aligning with me i feel less alone than i did say year ago i also recognize that there is a bigger issue within society if no one wants to take a step forward unless everyone takes a step forward together the actions of individuals have impacts beyond what we

might initially perceive. what do i miss about travel very little. well for more on our environmental shows and issues surrounding climate head to the show's top school don't plan it s.o.s. for all the very latest. here without a syria these are the headlines the un chief says he's disappointed by the outcome of this year's climate summit that ended with a partial deal despite merit in the go see ations countries at the cup 25 meeting agree to improve their current pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions but it's the new commitments will only be presented at next year's meeting the u.s. envoy to afghanistan has issued a warning to the taliban while attending the doha forum in qatar on thursday talks

between the u.s. and the taliban were again put on hold after a u.s. military base north of kabul was attacked. yemen's internationally recognized government says some people on their wanted list have escaped with the help of you the back forces their force on the yemeni island of sokoto over storms by m.r.c. supports the troops event took off with those wanted by the authorities the governor of the islands said the plane had not been cleared by the control tower. syrians who for the last remaining rebel held province say homes and hospitals are being attacked indiscriminately 18000 people were reportedly displaced from it the province in just 24 hours last week syrian artillery bombardments and russian airstrikes have intensified despite a cease fire. and your home minister says he is willing to discuss suggestions for changes to the new citizenship will only days of protests will marlo's minorities from neighboring countries are facing persecution to apply for indian citizenship

but miss limbs are excluded. and police in hong kong have made arrests and used pepper spray against protesters at malls in the city a small number of pro-democracy demonstrators took part in the so-called christmas shopping rallies stores and at least one mall closed after police stormed the building demonstrations 1st began over an extra dish and bill which was later scrapped. and a major earthquake cans shake in the southern philippines in the same area struck by tremors in october a magnitude 6.9 quake was felt as 2 police at least one child has reportedly been killed after a wall collapse and other buildings are reported to have crumbled trapping people in the rubble most an early warning has been issued well that's you up to date stay with us and al-jazeera these continuous after listening post up next. fishing boats with north korea washing up on the shores of japan. some carrying dead bodies.

11 east investigates these mysterious go ships on al-jazeera. because she's been experiencing. tank top at the time i saw. that i think some of that way. because i'm going to kashmir. council from the rest of the. hello i'm richard yes bird and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week if you can't beat them or suppress them block them in more and more countries internet blackouts have become a fact of life syria's bashar al assad and the interview and italian broadcaster did not want its audience to see putting a face on fake news shows all less why should you believe me deep fakes like this photo version of boris johnson our next leg.