environmentalists danger starts october 29th on d, w. ah ah, this is dw news live from building a warning that the world is lagging far behind on climate change. action un says rich countries off filing to cut down on greenhouse gases. and far from slowing global warming is exhilarating. also coming up ukrainian troops hold off attacks by russian forces in the eastern don bass region. president loaded mister lensky condemns moscow's tactics. is crazy. and new

u. s. that new us sanctions against the rod as anti regime protest is not the end of 40 days of morning for a young woman who died in police custody. ah, jared reed, thanks so much for your company today. the united nations is sounding another warning on climate change saying the window of opportunity to keep global warming at a minimum is closing fast. the wind new emissions gap report says richard countries a not doing enough for even promising to do enough to cut carbon emissions. it says the world is on track to be almost 3 degrees warmer by the end of the century. that's far off the goal of limiting warming to $1.00 degrees celsius. above pre industrial levels was un secretary general antonio good terrace says an

unprecedented economic transformation is needed to limit the impact of climate change the window to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing fast. greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45 percent these records. but as to those emissions gap report confirms they remain and at dangers and record eyes and still rising commitments to let 0 or was 0 without the plans, policies and actions the back it up out old cannot afford any more green washing, fake movers or late movers, antonio good terrorist there will. nathan huffman is the director of the center for global sustainability at the university of maryland. earlier he told us that the goal to limit global warming to $1.00 degrees celsius is still achievable. the report shows that we really are in an emergency situation. it really is sounding

the alarm at the same time. i think it's quite important to know that 1.5 in fact is not out of reach. i think that it actually, the report shows that where we are with current policies, is tracking toward a much warmer world than what we are aiming for in the international and global community. but that it remains within reach in all of our countries to build the actions that are needed over the course of the decade to deliver the reductions on the order of magnitude needed to keep that 1.5 target wise. so it's absolutely true that were already committed to some degree of of warming. and i think that it's urgently important that we continue to implement new policies across all sectors and all gases to reduce those emissions to levels that would be safer than the 3 degree projection in this report. at the same time. it's also very important, equally important to be preparing for the impacts of climate change. we know we are

already committed to nice in hoffman will. madagascar off the eastern coast of africa is on the front lines of climate change. there's been no significant rainfall on the island nation for several years, and more than a 1000000 people are at risk of malnutrition, global warming, deforestation policy, and a lack of government action are all to blame. t w is undergone cleese, visited. i'm amber von bay in madagascar south where the situation is especially alarming massey. what? sorry, i used to be a farmer. now all she is able to harvest cactus leaves a renter's drought has left large parts of southern madagascar dry and unproductive, and it has left people like mercy in the precarious situation. she now relies on turning cactus leaves into kettle feet to survive. since the rain stopped alive has been turned on, it said the high yonder toys and we left the village because of the drought. it's

very difficult to find water there. there was no harvest. so we had to sell all our belongings. a huge many others are suffering the same fate as massey. she lives alongside them in this informal camp and the town of trader domini sally opened the camp when he saw how many people have nowhere to go to being forced to leave you let them alone, not in this old man lying here. you stop a 120 head of cattle. yeah, i know he was a rich man. these really big issue that over the years he had to sell everything. he owned he and the reason they call it kit is the hanger. people got used to not having enough foods, going to bed hungry. it is incredible how they manage to adapt to this hostile environments. but of course it comes at a price low magnitude. so our village is in charge of the mon attrition unit for children at the hospital. the number one bit, she says,

many children here are chronically ill. last month, 2 children came to late and died in this little girl is one of the 5 she is currently treating me that she thought this baby is 17 months old. and her arm circumference is very low, if it over and it's in the red part. net 98 millimeters. normally it should be 130 for her age. she don't be full of willingness. she still can't stand even with ari normally at this age, children already run and she can't even stand out a cousin b. oh, we don't have good food at home. sometimes we mix the nutrition aid that n g o is give us with cassava. and we cook the cassava with a lot of water. back in the camp dami harry saladas says he tries to help here and

there by buying medicine and collecting donations. he believes mainly climate change is to blame for the situation. but he also says corruption by n g o staff and government incompetence, i'm making matters worse. for decades, the government fails to invest in the region. the cycle of poverty gets was, as rainfall gets less, as she prepares the 1st and only meal of the day for her family must see what saga asks herself. why this is hector? i think, you know, i don't know why the rain doesn't fall in, but it may be because of us humans. we don't love each other. maybe that's why the rain has stopped falling. or because strangers did something to prevent the rain, i don't know. i got some greens and 2 cups of rise. that's all the family of 14 can afford for the day, yet they still offer their neighbors to join,

trying to help let's get around up of some other world news headlines now. the european union has struck a deal to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 20. 35. negotiate does agree that by then comic as mascot c o 2 emissions by 100 percent. if this becomes more, it will become impossible to sell new fossil fuel powered vehicles. in the 27 country block, germany's chancellor olaf sholtes has held talks in athens. greece is prime minister curiosity, me talkin, schoultz says he believes you states can find a solution to vase our gas prices. around 15 a you countries wanted you wide price cap to bring down inflation. poland has dismantled for more communist era monuments to red army soldiers who fail while fighting nazi german troops. it's part of if it's to remove symbols of moscow's

post world war 2 domination, the destruction was also a gesture to condemn the war in ukraine. well, ukraine's president's lot him is zalinski says his forces are holding out against russian attacks in the east and don bass region. he says airstrikes have destroyed nearly a 3rd of ukraine's energy infrastructure. and his condemned the kremlin tactics as crazy. smoke rising over buck mote. across much of the country, successful ukrainian counter attacks have put russia on the defensive. but in the eastern cities of us div co and bach mood, russian forces continue to grind forward. located in the don yet, gretchen, bachman has been under heavy bombardment for months. now ukrainian officials say it is the sight of some of the heaviest fighting in the country. as russia continues to advance,

was it who control over territory keeps changing hands to day. it's as to morrow, there's the day after to morrow. as again, the fighting is intense to day. our guys took a prisoner a prisoner from russia. russia's offensive here is being supported by the wagner mercenary group, a paramilitary force, with links to the kremlin. ukrainian and west and officials accused the group of recruiting prisoners from russian jails to fight in ukraine. now ukrainian soldiers on the front lines said these prisoners are being used as bait. a tactic presidency . lensky has described as crazy. but the majority of manners has called one time use. the main task of these one you soldiers is to come towards us and find out our position if they are lucky they will stay alive if not, they die. despite the intense fighting ukrainian troops are said to be holding on, but months of constant bombardment are taking the toll and the russian offensive

shows no sign of slowing down. the us has imposed new sanctions against iranian officials involved in the crackdown on anti government. protests writes groups, a hundreds of people have been killed very recent weeks. rallies have marked the end of their traditional 40 day morning period for gina massa. i mean their day while being held by iran, so called morality police set off the protests. mon is chanted slogans, demanding rights for women. you wins a special repertoire for iran denounced the brutality of tight t ron's regime and called for an international investigation. because the absence of any domestic journals of accountability, the international committee should set up an international investigative mechanism of what is happening in iran to see and to investigate these very serious

criminal offenses. hor patrick, just to account the must be a thorough investigation. there must be accountability, and the international community must act. come, ron martine is a senior lecturer on international politics at the university of sussex. he's been following the protests in iran closely, and we asked him if he was surprised that they're still going strong. 6 weeks after the death of my many, i must admit personally, i was surprised by the show of force by people yesterday on the 14th day of, of the, our, my fine me nice killing the crowd which came to the street south, her home town of suckers in court, the sun was in the region of 100000. tens of thousands of people from different times came to the cemetery where she was buried. even though their forces had blocked the roads, they bypassed them and, and actually got there. and not only does i mean across iran,

they will protest universities in various cities. and there were also casualties in the city of my how about another culture city. one person was killed and during his kind of burial today, massive protest broke out and report. so just 3 further, people have been killed in that city, can run my teen day. israel and lebanon have ended a long standing dispute over there. she had maritime border. the 2 countries are few, let war. so leaders signed an agreement separately. both nations have to benefit from offshore gas extraction within the formally disputed area. us president joe biden has called the deal historic w. tonya kramer explains what the argument was about. the mediterranean sea, off the coast between israel and lebanon. these were contested waters. both countries have long been locked in dispute over where the maritime border lies.

behind the scenes, negotiations have gone on for several years. now, israel and lebanon have agreed on a maritime booted you mediated by the united states. this skimmed shoemakers agreement strengthens israel security and our freedom of action against has bla and the threats to our north. there's rare consensus in the security establishment regarding the necessity of this agreement. the dispute is about a relatively small triangle shaped area with each side claiming their part as exclusive economic zone. the areas expected to be rich in offshore guess. israel and lebanon has a long history of conflict. the 2 countries for to war in 2006. and there has been many security incidence between israel and the lebanese she eyed militant group has been lost since parts of the countries land border. the blue line, a demo cation line by the u. n. is also disputed whether the maritime borders d,

a could be a step towards a wide, a peace agreement as unclear. but the deal paved the way to more gus exploration a potentially economic benefit for both countries. you're watching dw states shoot next to full business with daniel into, i'm char drained in berlin. thanks so much. 3 people in trucks injured, one, trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away and the water families played on the tags in syria to these credit owners. we learned in the straight of people leaving screen around getting to.