georgia, i'm a change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing and download it now for free. ah ah, this is d w. it is live cumberland, a mob storms, brazil, democratic institutions. have supporters of former president child boston auto invade the congress, building supreme court and presidential palace. they refused to accept molson

otto's defeat. in last october, its election. also coming up ukraine faces relentless russian attacks against the key stronghold in its eastern front line. president lensky says the troops are quote, holding on despite everything, and helping pakistan rebuild the country. 6, billions and international funding for its recovery from record flooding last year . and to help it better resist climate change. ah, i'm sorry, kelly, welcome to the program. nations around the world, including the u. s. at china, the u. k. and germany have condemned the storming of brazil seats of power on sunday. supporters of former brazilian president gyal sonata ransacked the national congress supreme court and presidential palace in the capital,

brazilian. before police restored order, brazil's newly installed president luis ignacio and with the silver blamed bar spool sonata for the violence. boston otto left brazil in late december for the u. s. state of florida. he condemned the violence on twitter saying they forced entry into and looting of public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. he also rejected the allegations he encouraged the crowd. ah, after months protesting both scenarios, defeat outside the heart of brazil's government. on sunday, his supporters smashed their way in forcing past barricades and overwhelming police defending the area. oh, making their way into the home of brazil's congress, protested many draped in brazilian. flags took out their anger on anything they

could find near by others vented their fury at the supreme court. an institution loathed by both scenario and his supporters, brazil's president, who was out of the capital at the time, condemned the chaos which he blamed on his predecessor. oh, he's a real vandals destroying everything in the past. we believe that there is a lack of security, and i want to tell you that all those who said this will be proud and punish. she said hopefully after hours of havoc, police were able to regain control using tear gas and rubber bullets to force protest is from the government complex. hundreds of both scenarios. supporters have been arrested at the scene with the former president condemning their actions from abroad while security forces backing control. many are now questioning

just how they were caught so severely off. god. and let's get more now from d. w corresponding johan ramirez, who is joining us here in the studio. how could this happen? this can only happen with the complicity of the local authorities. let's remember that brazil is a federal state like the u. s. for example, it means that every state can take its own decisions and otherwise, how can we explain that? i mean, local authorities have the order to clean their we yes, we're also in our supporters have been gathering for weeks and why didn't they do it? how can these hundreds of people go across brasilia, the capital of the country to, to get to the headquarters of the congress, the supreme court, and do what we have seen on the proof that there are suspicions that there is in there are internal complicity from the local authority,

this is that the justice system has already suspended the governor of brazilian from his past of his job because they suspect that he did nothing to prevent the invasion. 11 is looking at these images, you know, these shots that we have just been seeing, they're quite dramatic. they're reminiscent, actually what we saw in the united states on january 6 with the storming of the u. s. capital. what does this now say in brazil about the state of democracy there? it says that even brazilian democracy is weak when i say even berkeley and democracy i want to on the 9 that brazil is the largest democracy in the continent. brazil is the biggest economy of the region in terms of democracy. brazil has been an example many times for for latin america. so seen these happen in brazil shows that even brazil is weak and or so it's institution cannot be taken

for granted. leuva has accused former president bull scenario of encouraging the uprising that he, i mean, he already denied being implied with any fin in this invasion. 7 hours after these attacks began to take place, both retreated, that he has nothing to do with that. but the truth is that for months he was implying that the, the system, the electro system in brazil wasn't transfer. i mean, it, we can make a comp reason with what happened in united states when that on travelocity of actions. i mean, as donald trump was narrow, it was criticized and attacking the institutions for months. he did it once he lost, i mean, he said he couldn't lot last only if there were irregularities. electra process and why he lost donald trump. he didn't concede, so for many months people were wearing the something like this could have been now

it has happened. and the only difference with what happened in that is faith is that bosner is not in office anymore. tron was enough. is when did the capitol the fact on the under capital happened, but both are very similar situations actually, what happens next. now let the syllabus is going to have a tough time. i mean, when he got to, to, to power with noon, she was going to have a tough time enough is because he won the election for a very narrow v for is only 2000000 votes in a country where more than 120000000 voted. i mean, it means that there is a very divided country, but this division on this polarization is now visible for violence and violence is not good for any government in the world. he w. corresponding, you'll have ramirez. thank if un teeth, entire good head ash has called for massive support from donors to help pakistan rebuild after devastating floods. last year, the ted edge was opening

a you and conference in geneva to raise money for pakistan. experts say that climate change played a role in the disaster which killed were then 1700 people and displaced millions, dw met, one family that last all they had and depend completely on 8 flooding . rot, unprecedented havoc and pakistan last year and its effects are still kimberly felt one of those who lost everything when the rains came as a bus, a father of 4 from the southeastern province of sin, the land on which he used to grow crops was submerged. the floods washed away his house and his life stoke to so much would he added, but we had about all the houses in our village animal. none of them are completely destroyed or even a vist that are no bed employee, but no kitchen utensils or anything. nothing is left behind her up but saturday, but i yeah, we have such at least 10 so that our children can live. we are helpless if and i'm

mom, i don't have any resources to reconstruct her home. yeah. or to rent a place and up a darker can i where we can live peacefully? nothing that of, of, of initial on say it was hardly after months of waiting abass and his family finally received help from the pakistan. red crescent, said, honestly, i have come here because i am unable to manage our living. i don't have russians. i have nothing to eat or drink for 5 months. we haven't received any assistance at all. why no one has given us any thing at all, man helper is it is god for your help. noah. the u. n. cold for $860000000.00 in emergency aid last october, but says it has received only a 3rd of that. the red crescent says limited resources in 8 organizations can only do so much. you can log book that a large number of people are affected,

whereas our assistance is limited. community said i request the international community to step forward and assist pakistan in its humanitarian crisis. and help us as escalades me, how much mother with the united nations at, at site in geneva, pakistan is echoing that call. it is seeking billions of dollars in aid from the international community to help fund its huge rebuilding job in what is expected to become a major test case. and determining who pays for disasters caused by climate change . and has a look at some other stories making headlines, indonesian president joker, we, dodo says that his country would cooperate with neighboring malaysia to fight what he called the discrimination of palm. while he was speaking after meeting malaysian prime minister, unless abraham environmentalists blame palm while plantations in both countries for the destruction of rain forest and where animal species chinese tourists arriving

in bangkok, airport and thailand were welcomed by the country's deputy prime minister on monday . it was the 1st tourist flight from china to arrive. thereafter, pandemic travel restrictions were lifted by beijing authorities. china had isolated itself from the world for almost 3 years. he was president joe biden has arrived in mexico city to attend a meeting with the president of mexico lopez over door and the prime minister of pena. justin trudeau, a legal migration and drug smuggling from mexico into the u. s. are expected to dominate discussions. it is byte and 1st trip to mexico. as us president ukrainian president below demeanors lensky says that his country's troops are quote, holding on. despite everything in a section of the eastern front. ukrainian troops are facing continuous assaults by russian government troops and mercenaries around the towns of sola. dar and bach

moved the sector of the dom boss, france has seen some of the most vicious and prolonged fighting of the war. russian military blogs recently reported breakthroughs in those areas. neither moscow nor key of support those claims. constantine edgar, deed of use. russia analyst has more. well, there are several reports recently that's a top ukrainian ground forces commands. a general alexander sib sky visited the region of bar mood, decorated the soldiers that are fighting therein a claim that bahamas will not fall to the russian forces. man, there is not much to full, frankly speaking because according to the ukrainian officials, there is not much left of the city itself are bought up. the struggle continues and british unless from the institute for the study of war, who frequently writes about developments on the front in recent months. a claim that in spite of massive attacks, russian forces will not be able to take but moved quite soon. um and it is

interesting that this city is important as a quite, if you are russian media. lots outlets. claybrooke, ukrainian media outlets claim for the unofficial ahead of the russian mercer's of the circles. wagner, guinea, but he gordon, he's a 1000000000 their business men, and they, these media claim that he wants to capture, but most because nearby, there are important sold mines and they are of business interest to him, which is quite an interesting and probably tragic a trait to this whole or to this whole battle in other news, the winter sports season in europe is off to a disaster, a star record high temperatures mean some ski resorts have not been able to open at all. others are relying on artificial snow, some in the business and the alpine sports enthusiasts that they cater to our nervous this is what winter looks like in the swiss alps this year.

remnants of artificial snow and temperatures well above freezing are not the usual scenes here in january and for visitors. skiing is out of the question. yeah, shawn is quite special. she and direct line on skis will be much nicer in january. this hotel would normally have around $500.00 guests. everything was prepared for the season. but now the place is near empty. thanks to the luck of snow. this length us hurts when it makes your heart cry. when you see this is alisha, you actually work for half a year for the winter season. i making preparations and the employees are all highly motivated and want to work and be there for, i guess frozen. and in the end of nature goes against you. it is frustrating versus food. the in research is said that in future skiing will only be possible at high

altitudes. if i get intel to hit in the ha heights in the last 100 years, let's say the snow line has moved up about 400 meters. so that means you can just imagine the entire sky area been lifted before. and even in the best case with climate protections, it will rise another 400 meters since ticket lot. while we're casea still hoping for a ski season to return many fear, but it could be gone for good. that's all for now. are dark film series is next to with the great toilet battle. say, with us departure into the unknown to day this meet flying to a foreign planet in the 16th century. it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route.