this is d w news allies for all the budget u.n. climate change talks go into overtime in china and sleeve but it was a bad rap a nose a deadlock negotiators to get that act together but there are still deep divisions on how to cut global warming also on the program french president to money on clothes pays his respects to victims of choose days of stressful shooting his promise will parties will learn from any mistakes as critics ask why intelligence

services fail to stop the suspect who was well known to the police. and of course those polymer votes to create its own army it's a step towards full nationhood but it's old enemies some of the it denounces the move as a threat to peace absolutely in the balkans region. time to keep his mackinnon thanks so much for your company. marathon united nations climate talks aimed at saving the world from the dangerous effects of global warming have run into over time delegates from nearly two hundred countries have spent the last two weeks in the polish city of kut to be trying to agree rules to govern how countries cut them and how to finance the climate change fight and poor nations and these will all promises made in the twenty fifteen karats agreement but

still there's no consensus small group of countries including the u.s. and russia won't get signed on the u.s. delegation here is. in a way certainly protecting the interests of the united states i think their statements on the science have been. well just completely out of step with what is happening in reality and what is understood by the vast majority of countries scientists around the world. for more let's cross now to our correspondent maximillian. who's been following the talks in poland for us this conference has now gone into overtime and as we've just heard that skepticism about what's been happening there in the past two weeks tell us a little bit about the attitude on the ground there. well as you can see it's quite empty they've all been negotiated late into the night and latest draft has been

published at four o'clock in the morning and in another hour at ten am they're going to start their plenary sessions again they're going to rican and talk about the final draft that's on the ground and the problem here is as you said it's already been delayed by a day and there's now the skepticism well they're finally managed to reach an agreement they have the unity principle here at the u.n. climate conference is so only if everybody agrees something can be put off the ground and the criticism is hear coming from two sides on the one hand we have the american delegation for example who is already saying that pulling out of the paris climate agreement then we have the brazilians who have just elected an outspoken climate skeptic both so now who has companions saying he will go out of the players climate agreement and the other hand we have a group of skeptics who are very affected by climate change for some of the melodies the former the d.v.m. president has said he doesn't think these conferences are putting enough effort forward we've also had german research is renowned research saying they don't think

there's enough of bishan happening here so the mood is quite thinking will they be able to reach an agreement today ok so criticism all around tell us what the main sticking points are what's holding up this deal right now. well of course this is a long long document that's currently being negotiated the so-called rule book which will bring forward the idea of what was a arranged in the paris climate deal this is the sort of rules that will tell every country what they should do for their own country and for the benefit of the whole global community to protect the climate and there's of course a lot of paragraphs that's currently being negotiated but the bigger points are two underlying motives the one is trust that with this rulebook everybody has to make themselves transparent and that's actually the second topic transparency that everybody has to be open and putting forward their true intentions their true goals and this is where it's currently sticking and as we've heard there's a couple of climate skeptics is involved in negotiations for example the brazilians

of course the negotiators here still from the old government but there's sort of an attitude from the new coming government of course seeping in and there's another a couple of other countries for example of russia than the arab countries who are high on fossil fuels. who are saying well we're not so sure how and what we want to contribute to this negotiation. let's talk about germany germany has been one of the main negotiators really pushing for a deal but has it really it's reputation as a leader in the global fight against climate change. well germany has always had that reputation of being very forward about climate protection and its nuclear power as a main power source and is very high on renewables and recycling we have that image in around the world that we are kind of a climate change pioneer and germany in this negotiation is very active very engaged bringing things forward we spoke in several times to the negotiators here for example the german federal environment minister she's very optimistic that this

will happen today but at the same time of course germany has also issues germany has still not ended its call industries which are contributing largely to carbon emissions and the fact that germany's for example now trying to step in where the u.s. are stepping out in terms of client fund isn't really helping because that's not the action that's needed right now maximilian akasha reporting for us from poland thanks so much. all right let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world australia has formally recognized west jerusalem as the capital of israel's prime minister scott morrison said its embassy would move from tel aviv to jerusalem but not until a peace settlement is reached between israel and the palestinians. there are reports of renewed fighting in the yemeni city of data just a day off the warring parties agreed a ceasefire at un broke a tool that of course is

a lifeline for millions tasing starvation and yemen's civil war the day to deal is the first breakthrough in peace efforts in years. italian authorities will today begin the process of demolishing the most away bridge which collapsed in genoa organist killing forty three people removal of the remaining sections of the structure is expected to take five months the city's mayor has pledged to build a new replacement bridge. a massive security operation in paris is aiming to prevent more violent demonstrations by the yellow vest protests french authorities fifth consecutive weekend of rising despite the government's announcement of a minimum wage increase and scrapping plans to increase fuel taxes. and staying in france president emmanuel mccall has visited strasbourg to pay his respects to the victims of the deadly terror attack in the city this week visited

a makeshift shrine near the christmas market where a gunman killed four people. in a single rose followed by silence then some prison mccrone had come to strasburg to commemorate those who died in tuesday's attack on the city's christmas market another victim succumb to his wounds only i was earlier bringing the number of fatalities to fool. the market reopened on friday shaking off the terror of that group the city. it was guarded by over five hundred policemen and soldiers as france interior minister delivered a message of defiance. some peace to this christmas market is a history it's a common good that belongs to all the french people this morning with their four just wants to stroll a bit and show that we will always keep our head up the previous night police had killed the man believed to have carried out the attack. residents watched as twenty

nine year old sherry shakeout a convicted criminal whose experience believes were well known to the authorities died in the fire fight. he said was met with relief and strasburg but questions remain how is check out able to pass through security checkpoints even after police have discovered weapons at his house locals also asking how to check out was able to evade police for days after the deadly attack did you have hope. seven people have now been arrested including checkouts parents and two of his brothers. a stress book tries to return to normal it's inhabitants hope that security forces have done enough to protect them from further home. the nobel peace prize winner not g.m. laura has returned home to an emotional welcome in iraq meeting president saleh in the capital baghdad morag cold on the government to rebuild her hometown let the so-called islamic state massacred and enslaved thousands of people in this the

minority more of a self state after a lot a long and terrifying ordeal she's now pledging to help the community rebuild their lives. with the money i got from the nobel peace prize the hospital and cynthia to treat two people mainly widows and women who were exposed to sexual abuses by islamic states militants i mean that none of them are counted this weekend in mrs vision god. kosovo's palm and has voted to create a standing army for the first time twenty years off the cost of a split from neighboring serbia and fought a bloody war against it soviet has described the decision to create an army as the most direct threat to peace and stability in the region so be it does not recognize kosovo and says it could even intervene militarily a threat which failed to deter a course of and will make has. a reason to celebrate many course of events. see the

creation of a proper standing army as a necessary step towards full nationhood. sure this is a historic agreement for us and a deserved one. has its own army and a state that is being further consolidated and strengthened every day. for the lawmakers present in the kosovo parliament who are in favor of converting the four thousand strong security force into a fully fledged army the government wasted no time in staging a ceremony to mark the historic decision. kosovo was born out of conflict twenty years ago the nato alliance intervened to protect the ethnic albanians of kosovo during their bid for independence from serbia nato has been there ever since keeping the peace between the still bitterly opposed sides in two thousand and eight kosovo formally declared independence from serbia a move belgrade and its russia still refuse to recognize many course of and see the

new army as a necessary step because it's a big step because of all will secure our own state and this new version of us this is enormously emotional we're happy that we're finally becoming a nation you know it's especially emotional for people who lost family members during the war but for the rest of us to you but ethnic serbs concentrated mainly in the north of kosovo see nothing to celebrate. there's not. you see today cost of jeopardize security and peace in these parts of the country by forming a so-called kosovo army of peace and security in these areas have been disregarded in the crudest manner. while the majority of course of the united states for its support for the move to create an army nato and the european union expressed regret and appeal to both sides to remain calm kosovo may be a step closer to full nationhood but the ethnic divide between albanians and serbs

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considering the frenchman's performances this season. as a great player he's managed to add something to that seems that we've not seen for a very long time a striker who can score goals and he's always dangerous be fairly hughes. is the second best in the league it's not only player that can score has found the back of the net eight times even their opponents this weekend hoffenheim are impressed. very well honoring great form they're always one of my favorite seems to watch in the. last year they want a successful but they've really improved it. this season is the best in the bundesliga the same can be said on the road king is hoping they avoid dropping valuable points against hoffenheim. have a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. have not yet reached

a deal a day off to the summit scheduled to one group of nations one ambitious outcomes. that have been blocked by a small group of countries which includes the u.s. and russia. today thanks so much for watching like. everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression. the right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference. and to keep receipts and implied information and ideas to anybody. else twenty years.