hi, europe revealed starts november 3rd on d, w. it's with this is dw news life from berlin, uncontested and unopposed. cheese. james ping is reconfirmed for a 3rd term as the head of china's communist party. surrounded by his most loyal allies, he will remain the general secretary of china's only political party cementing his place as the most powerful leader in decades. in iran, the nation wide demonstrations and to read things while elsewhere people rally in

solidarity. on saturday, tens of thousands marched in berlin, showing their support for iranian women. get out immediately. that's the message from russia to civilians in the occupied her sewing region as ukraine's counter offensive gathers moment. ah, a mike, look, it's good to have you with us. china as president, she ging ping has been handed a 3rd term as leader of the chinese communist party. it's a historic moment that confirms him as the nation's most powerful ruler, since mel say tom cheese appointment came at the end of the week long communist party congress where the party's constitution was amended to enshrine. she's position. he has also made sweeping reforms to the party's leadership and promoted

several close allies. she is now expected to be handed a 3rd term as president in march. i ask, were spun in fabian, crash marsh in beijing, whether she now has complete control over china's communist party, i guess you could call has power absolute by now. i mean, just look at the 7 member am standing committee that was announced today. the list is full of allies of him, and basically he appointed the people of his political network that he, you know, are gotten ordering his, her last a case as a party secretary and several provinces. and they were not rewarded or you know, because of their qualifications, but rather because of their low yellow t at or seating ping, it's the list full of yes men and m he also, i mean, teaching ping broke was a several norms. decade old norms are the most obvious is of course it, and now he's serving a 3rd term in office. but also there was a golden rule,

basically saying that am, you know, the 1st rank of party congress. they should retire once they hit 69. but of course, a seating ping did not care too much about that any more. he also appointed an people who are already older than that. and that gives you an idea that you know, he feels so an hour, his grip on power. so firm that he doesn't really need to care about those old rules so far. be in the question. all political observers we're asking today is, what is this mean for china as future? what am, let me point out a 2 aspects, for example, the economy and the most likely a future prime minister will be leach young. that's are the 2nd most powerful man in china right now. and what did he do? he served as the mayor in shanghai when the city impostor biggest cobra, locked on in history of the spring. and yet he did so by being very loyal. he followed orders of aging, but he did a lot of damage. am to the most wealthy and most economic am powerful city of the

country. so for example, if you're an, an international company here in china or i don't think that's very reassuring message that you know, a very dogmatic leader who are dealt such a blow to shanghai now becomes a most like then the next prime minister. in other aspect is our gender equality. i mean it's not a surprise at the am a standing committee that there's no a fema party carter, but not even in the whole. pollitt. bureau in the 25 member poly bro, there's not even one single fema politician. of course, the says long term effects on gender equality. there's not really a role model for young chinese women to look up to am. so just to give you a tour or like 2 ideas, how are the am that yeah. how this announcement off the st. any committee will transform the country that is a correspondent forbidden freshman in beijing. many thanks

to around now, where security forces have made dozens more rash as anti government demonstrations . enter a 6 week rights. campaigners say the protesters are putting their lives at risk. the death of a young woman held by the so called morality police shut off the 1st unrest growing into a nationwide protest movement. a brutal crack down by the iranian authorities has not stopped hundreds of thousands of people from taking to the street. ah, once again, iran's young women took the lead, removing their head scarves, chanting anti government slogans, and facing off against the security forces. a seeks the wake of nationwide protest, sparked by the death in custody of gena masa. meaning, the protests began with demonstrations against the mandatory he job, but they've grown into the greatest challenge to the islamic republic since the 2009 grain movement over disputed elections. shopkeepers, students, and factory workers,

a showing their support for the nation wide protests. security forces have responded with violence, firing live rounds, and dispersing gatherings with t gas rights campaign is say more than 200 people have been killed. public anger about a means death has gone global from tokyo to berlin. in the german capital, 80000 people joined to rally and solidarity marches, led by a women's group made their way through the city in the autumn sun. so i'm hoping the leaders of the free board to hear the voice of unity and people they ask for their ambassadors to leave that government not to negotiate with government. and to have in people, to be able to be able to choose the kind of leaders and governments. i like, they've gone to me, i'm amazed. it's the 1st time that our nation's at so many people in our nation's

ah, united, regardless of their political beliefs before evolution and answer, are really proud to be here. waving flags and holding signs, criticizing iran's clerical rulers. they chanted women life freedom. i asked activist nick, keen sharika e, whether demonstrations outside of ron have had any influence inside the country in my view, definitely. and i think in your report you kind of assigned to those things to you . radians talked about it at wonder bill they were in, in la mac republic. government tried for 40 day, 40 years to say that there is no unity outside iran. there is no real opposition. there is no alternative for us. so if we go, it would be, it would become like iraq or on a stable like syria. so you have to deal with us,

you have to try and reform redeem and say with us. this demonstration shows that there is that unity outside iran, maybe for the 1st time in years. but it's, it's a massive unity that people would drive and take trains for hours to get to berlin from across europe to show their solidarity with a radiance inside and asked the government of europe for to, for, for a thing that is another level, something that dangling in demonstration, demonstrators inside iran are asking for it that then legitimacy of this government is not accepted by the people inside iran. and it shouldn't be accepted by foreign governments. we know, like in, in years before, i'll be quick about this that, that the governments have been dealing with iranian government in a way that saying like, we got to give you some money. and we know those money went to wine crackdown, and so we're civilians, equipment and asked why they shouldn't do any deals with iran, women's rights activists, nicky, sure. in london. let's take

a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at this. our former finance minister richly sooner is the front runner to be the next british prime minister to knock lost out just weeks ago to list trust, who since quit other contenders include penny morton and board johnson. another ousted, former leader in room or a drug has formerly handed overpowered to georgia, maloney in a traditional bell ceremony. maloney is italy's 1st women prime minister and its 1st far right leader. since world war 2, a russian fighter jet has crashed into a house in the siberian city of air. the 2 pilots on board were both killed if the 2nd military planes crashing your homes in russia in less than a week. again, officials say it happened during a training exercise. once again,

russia is sounding the alarm to civilians living in the occupied region of here. soon. ukrainian forces are advancing on the southern front to retake the territory . the kremlin has been pushing civilians to leave the parts of her son. it controls evacuating them to russia or other occupied areas, but removing civilians from their homes to enemy held land is a war. crime. de sacramento is a senior lecturer at the department of war studies at kings college, london. i asked her why she believes residence in the occupied city of her son being told to leave by the pro russian authorities. i think that it looks very much like a retreat. ah, they are trying to save the forces that are based in head san which was stuck between the advancing ukraine and army on the rivers. they couldn't gross it that near the river. so they are probably thinking that he makes more sense to save some

of the valuable troops them or profession unfolds his. that was acknowledging that area further to the south on the southeast to protect these full says, but there is, of course, a big question mark as to whether russia i intended to sort of make some explosions in the dom in the a nova gulf gra, on, in some way sort of flood the region on exam was the intention no so made sense to ask for civilians to leave on for the military to leave. so i think that we cannot exclude that these 2 elements come hand in hand. that there was a plan which was in a way, uncovered by a western intelligence. i'm the ukraine and intelligence ah, off sort of, you know, in some way i am making an explosion exploding more attacking more in some way. going up, the don when that would have not created and make your protest of he and that's why maybe that was the reason why they were asking most of people civilians. to me, tell us,

what do you believe is to real intention of rushes targeting of civilian infrastructure and can that plan of action succeed when russia has a city, i mean, city and my view 3 objectives in mind when he's trying to he data these. so sort of infrastructure, which is very important for they say strengths of the ukraine and economy on, on lives of individuals. so it is trying to really denigrate the ability of ukraine to function as an effective staging it to donating that sort of completely dysfunction on economy what people cannot go about their daily lives. i think tension in that respect is n so that they get the people on the government, please on the pressure wind into some kind of negotiations with russia. and of course also today billy take the military ability of ukrainians to advance. because if you break up a many of the infrastructure sort of or nodes, it's makes it harder for the ukrainians to carry out their operation to have the

right logistic support to move the forces. so i think it has as a series of objectives to really stop that ukraine and advanced militarily, but also to sort of denigrate ability of ukraine to function as an effective state . again telling tila sa, grandma, so senior lecturer at the department of war studies at kings college london. let's go to some formula. one news at saturdays qualifying for the united states. grand prix. the ration community was mourning the loss of red bull racing owner, detroit motto, shits, who had died at the age of 78 on the track collars signs to hold position in windy conditions. ahead of ferrari, teammate shouldered cloud, followed by red bull. do max for stop in serial parents, but both the claire and perez were handed rid penalty, so lose hamilton will start in 3rd place in sunday's race in austin. in motor g p, francisco bun yaya,

one the malaysian graham pre to edge closer to claiming his 1st ever championship crashes in qualifying saw him and main title. rival fabio clutter arrow start further down the grid, but both were soon competing for podium positions. dechaudis bunyan came out on top by finishing 3rd reigning champion. rarer still has an outside chance of title defense. the season finale and championship decided will be held in valencia in 2 weeks time. thousands of people have march through mexico city to celebrate the so called zombie walk. many were doused in faked blood in wearing grizzly outfits. it was the zombie walks 15th anniversary. the traditional mexican birthday celebration was the theme for this years event. in the 1st, since the had a reminder of the top story at the shower,

china as president, she ging pain has been handed. a historic 3rd term is leader of the communist party . she has surrounded himself with loyalists in his cabinet. and for the 1st time in a generation, there are no women in the party leadership ah, will have to and is their sports life is next with a teenage girl who it's challenging and gender expectations in german professional football a michael locus. it's been a pleasure. we'll see you soon at the beginning of the next. ah. i was interested in the global economy. our portfolio

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i want to get to a level where people really think, wow, she's got talent. they had to just go, ah, joy. molly, it's emma lattice, his last training session with f c hen. if she's the only goal in the clubs under 15 side and south america calling you back initially, i didn't think about that at all. i just played football and i'm, we're good. the see older you get, the more you think about it, the swing. and so and sometimes i would play with the boys and they'd say, oh, with the girls spirit of women. last i'd be those with us or canano, antoine i. so it's made, it was hard to find my place in the team because i was always very girl who was playing financials, clermont hope,

and my classmates and walk or doesn't excuse me of her. but emma didn't let that stop her. think i want to sit, i wish i think it's important not to lose faith just because it's a difficult situation. it sooner i wanted to keep going whatever it took until i got into my head. and so it became a kind of challenge need. maybe even my biggest challenge, shorter can also and grocer. the of them are in the more time i spent in the group in the team, the more they accepted me and stopped seeing me as the girl. and instead, just a member of the team wins on either. i met and then it became easier for me to play

football. and do what i loved doing was was assume the smugglers had to take n wafa. griffin. emma is saying her good byes to day. oh, after 2 years in the age groups highest tier, she's making the next step in her career. so i thought i should, it was really nice and i have to admit, i cried to let to let the end of. but it was lovely when touch, especially towards the end, and i at home and bon emma relaxes with her family. my food football has dominated her life since she was 4 years old. to this problem i'm from on the scene. but of course you could see from the start that emma had talent, sir beings quite his. she was always

a girl who enjoyed moving around for him. but a career or the idea of going pro or semi pro was never the focus on him for cosca visa. oh, interesting. something's wrong. she had fun playing football and my wife and i supported her in that initiatives. if she goes a week without kicking a ball, it doesn't do any good. she needs it to be in a good see progress. but it's not always fun. as a girl playing football m a regularly had to fight against prejudice. well, her family helped her through those times super goofy mccarthy was and she's had some negative experiences of being rejected by coaches for example, or fighting away into a boy's teams and then not being accepted by the players advised them from image ma am expected to rem um,

there was some hard moment so how to would she also use to her advantage? other things out now for me because she powered through this, nancy and she said, i want to make it as i want to prove to them that i've got what it takes. bus is destroyed and swore packing up for the next stage in her football journey. emma is due to start at a sports boarding school in cologne. that's because the 15 year old has signed her 1st professional contract with f. c. cologne for a family year. oh, my family was totally open and didn't want to stop me from doing anything. so. ah is come you as her as a shopper over? i think they're a little sad that i am going away. i'm sure the i plus him. oh, listen, charlotte. but above all, i think they're happy for me and that i am taking the next step on the above one.

darcy even didn't shit yet. smart turbo. emma takes a few personal items with her to cologne. in particular, she wants to bring a photo of her family. miss bell was bessie. say young ben, i really am very young madame, and i am very grateful because cologne really didn't have to take me onto their system water and really looking forward to it. it flows hotter, lulu. some 50000 fans are in attendance for cologne's season opener. a totally new experience for emma journaling. soon. i'm a little bit about leon. she's the youngest player in the senior squad. made there what was wrong for you. oh, with an indescribable one guess. unbelievable. that this is happening,

repertoire, but rather i'm so grateful to be here. and it's incredible how many people were there was levels law. i have never seen such a huge crier. i as i am a little bit overwhelmed by my emotions. oh, yeah. wooden furniture like thing is, is emares new life. the cologne squad is getting ready for the new season. the club was keen to bring her in and made contact with her family early on to secure her signature. in the future, she said to play an important role in sasha glasses. teen valence as one for we met emma 2 years ago. she was just 13. then we were so convinced of her talent. we decided that it wasn't too soon for her, but she was in good hands with the boys team on domains rollover. and this is the

right time for her to switch from boys football to the women's team as we know it still only she's 15 and will builder up gradually. we've brought her into the 1st division squad because she's proved herself in her training sessions with us sitting for now. and now we'll bring her through with caution. remember with them we wanted to put her in the 1st team squad, because we believe she has the talent. and we think the training will help her on that planning level going. there's lots to get used to with new exercises and more intensive sessions. but with good communication, the forward feels good in her new team. been large isn't much because you're not having fun. it's harder to motivate yourself english to train hard and do extra training. an excellent, so to me, and if you are having fun, it makes it so much easier to make it bake eventually. that's also what will make it easier for me. and for hans being sophia, for me. sometimes i feel that i am putting myself under a bit more pressure, but that feeling helps me to keep my feet on the ground. and that would be the one

that had that account. for now, emma only does one session per day because that 15 year old is also still at school . learning alongside a pro football career isn't always easy, but it's an important part of her new life. tyrese's thinking it, sometimes it is really stressful because i have to go straight from skill to training to measure him a shorter term. i don't always really get that much time for myself. i to set is much more relatively side for all. ah, but i know that school will also be an important part of my future. sure. and not necessarily what i'm doing right now, but my qualifications for it's called us was a muffled woman. ridgemont up from my aim is to do the final exams and then study at university international finance wickland. i'm sure i will need that in the course of my life. and so it's totally worth doing because there are no guarantees about what i'm doing right now. and the opportunity is that i currently have this

lesson meant as was near men's gimlet on will through a so to learn more men caught deruka cut novel time off with her friend and teammate live. it is important, far away from family shall paranoid as if it's me. it's totally new not to have them there. 247 will model. so of course i get a bit homesick sometimes. so does this count my home be harbor with me? so does not that i feel it all day long and i had but before i go to sleep at night, when i'm tired or just generally really shattered, credit going on down. it can be like that with us. when you're exhausted, thoughts come into your head that i'm different aren't always great. so yeah, i wish i do feel it's all home sick, but it's not like it affects me all day, but i still love my family very much. and from italy, shortly before the start of the season cologne have a friendly match against i acts in shadow. emma is in the squad,

although she doesn't know if she'll make her debut for the team. she starts the match on the bench. who is it? it's an exciting game with chances for both sides. but as the 2nd half kicks off in, i still waiting for her opportunity in the 83rd minutes. her moment finally arrives . i had to look across and saw the assistant coach marolla looking through her nose . and you, i was the only one who could still come on. so i thought it might be happening. absolutely no kind come closer saying i was from the scene. and when she finally called me, i was so happy that she gave me all of these instructions and i tried to follow the might on the page. yeah, maybe that's and, and rosena from lots of times with

ever get stuck in. she plays with carriage and shows her talent with it's not enough to help cologne to victory though the match finishes as a nil nil drawer. to serve as bask much. they was one. it was something you to with the speed and physicality a lot. just thank her, but i think i just have to learn to assert myself and deal with it all and im done only and so can on staff and i'm excited about that for sure lesson. i hope i get another chance to play for the 1st team soon. as a young girl, emma are played boys and battled against prejudice. now at just 15,

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