ah ah ah, this is dw news life from berlin, a mob storms, brazil, seats of power. supporters of former president julia boston are ruined. bade congress, the supreme court, and presidential palace. they refused to accept his defeated last october election

. ukraine faces relentless russian attacks against key strong holds on its eastern front. president lensky says the troops are holding on despite everything. the un seeks massive international support to help rebuild pakistan. last year's plans left a quarter of the country underwater and displaced millions of people. plus, competing in professional sports, while 5 months pregnant, we meet a german runner who's pushing boundaries that it from an expert on the issue. ah, i've been fizzle and welcome world leaders condemned the storming of brazil's democratic institutions on sunday. supporters of former brazilian president julia both are now to ransacked the national congress supreme court and presidential palace in the cap, priscilla gillian. so president louisa now so little silva,

blamed, also narrow for the violets. austin, r o is in self imposed exile in the us state. of florida, he condemned the violence on twitter saying the forced entry into and looting of public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. he also rejected the obligations that 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,

lowe's, 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 their path. 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 open after hours, if 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 guard. i asked

a head of the w's brazilian surface, frances france, so about the similarities between the storming of the national congress in brazil and the us capital riots. 2 years ago, we have the same motive, or the president, that doesn't accept his defeat. it was clear means pardon the capital invasion on january 2021. both alluded to death many times even before the 1st round of fuel. actually the over he was already suggesting that he would recognize the result of the election. only he did. he thought it was a clean election, so they were already preparing for that and to have on one side it was bigger than it was all because you had the tree houses, the 3rd pillars of president democracy attack and invaded. but on the other hand, the breakfast was in the sunday, the financial supporters always make protest on sundays because they say that they are working class and they want to press on the weekdays. so it was on the sunday.

so you didn't have any meetings taking place there, you know, have this dramatic scenes of homeless people of authority is hiding and running from rioters. it didn't have the same degree of violence as well. also, because he didn't have the same degree of resistance on this great versus so you didn't have any death or, or people injured. you have like some injuries to some injured people. mostly journalists that he had like, minor injuries. you didn't have blood like we saw in the capital, but you had like a more of the bigger part of brazilian, our friends, as if all the signs were there. why didn't local officials prevent this from happening? well, some of the things that the police work completed with what happened. we have the birth in the district, the federal district, it has a state of state and it has the fact that the state and it has its own governor, governor, is the quote, allied from book on his chief of security was book just

a minute as well he was also a very close ally from local nato, and he is the person that come on the police. so the police was very passive. they even like its core to some of the protesters from their camp. the front of the army had to the government palaces and they were feeling taking celsius them laughing on the camera. so they were like very serious accusations of the police being on this and even completed what was going on. now there will be a great investigation on, we just, military forces were complicated to what happened. and they both, all of them to be taken into it, to hold accountability. they knew what was happening, like there was information that hundreds of buses were coming to deal with over

4000 protesters. and even though the governor and the chief of security didn't increase the security and the government building, the consequence of that that, that, that it had. the security was hired yesterday in the evening. and the governor with like moved from office for 90 days from supreme court to investigate which part of the day to on that very killing insides there from our very own francis fans. thank you very much. ukrainian president, florida. mister lensky says his troops on the eastern frontier holding on despite everything. the soldiers faced continuous assaults by russian troops and mercenaries around the towns of soda and buck mote is part of the dumbass front, as seen, some of the most prolonged fighting of the bull. russian military blogs recently reported breakthroughs in those areas, but neither most good nor keep support the claims. melina milan from the will

studies department of kings college london, gave us this assessment of the difficulties faced by ukrainian forces. while the situation remains very hands after the declaration of unilateral cease fire by russia, russia has resumed its operations around buck moved and sold a dark solid hours being located to the north of north. so ukraine has announced yesterdays that the ukrainian forces are still holding full adar, but what russians are trying to do, and especially as a wagner group, is to basically take full adar in the semi encirclement by cutting off the supply the solid dar. and because according to precaution was, wagner is chief. so darn, but are connected by an underground system and taking solar dar would mean that the russians would have better chances to advance with what they're doing is they're trying to stay around for the dar, from, from the west,

coming from the south western part and from worse and got moved is being surrounded from the south. 7 and east, so basically that's the position right now, but the reinforces are still holding on. they have turned the city into kind of fortress and are holding their positions despite the meat grinder that they are right now. can you explain to us why this russian mercenary group, wagner is there and how it's changing the dynamic? basically the idea to take full adar and buck mode is not new. it was a strategic location when the russians were still holding on to assume. and the idea was to go on to take chrome, a tourist can flow, bask, repeating the scenario of several of the nascar. the chomsky and after russia has lost the zoom. wagner still remained in boston because that is both politically and militarily. still an important aim for the russians to take,

given its location. it would facilitate the logistics of the russian forces there. if they were to take buck mode and obviously for partner, it's important to show some sort of progress after the russians have lost so many key strategic cities during the last phase of their so called special military operation. and marina, do you expect anything different in the fighting now that the orthodox christmas season is over? well, there are the possibilities of the fighting will intensify. however, russians claiming that they have time and i don't think that they will seek to increase or operational tempo. they will of try to road morale using drones and missile strikes on key ukrainian infrastructure while trying to kind of push to both key strategic locations and where out the ukranian forces. because they are not only to take for teaching locations,

but also to destroy as many of the brilliant as possible arena marathon king's college funded. thank you. thank you. the united nations is holding a key conference in geneva to raise funds for reconstruction in pakistan after devastating floods last year. un secretary general antonio quoterush supported the gold for $16000000000.00 in 8 saying pakistan had been the victim of climate chaos . he also blamed the global financial system for blocking debt relief for pack is that it was in a video message, french president, manuel mac or sledge technical support, and $10000000.00 in further aid to pakistan. you do. the floods cause the death of 1700 people land displaced. millions flooding wrought unprecedented havoc in pakistan last year. and its effects are still keenly 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 and the floods washed away his house and his livestock too . so much would he added, but what 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 so say, but i, 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 up nice. all say it was hardly after months of waiting, abass and his family finally received help from the pakistan. red crescent, said ominously. 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 anything at all, ma'am. will you sit is god, will you help me? we're the u. n. cold for $816000000.00 in emergency aid last october, but says it has received only a 3rd of that. the red crescent says limited resources in aid organizations can only do so much. you get a lot more that a large number of people are affected. whereas our assistance is limited community, 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 it said 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. and what is expected to become a major test case,

and determining who pays for disasters caused by climate change. i'm joined by dw report, a business job. it is how far has pakistan come in recovering from this disaster? our been, the situation remains critically dyer for millions of bucket line is this flooding had affected 33000000 people in pakistan, or one and 7 pakistan. yes. and ask myself, spoken to some 8 workers and they tell me that even after a month, almost actually more than 5000000 people are still living. i displaced are homeless and living in makeshift camps made by the government of pakistan. and they tell me that these people are not ready to go back because their homes have been damaged. their drop plans are still under water and they've got a guilt for their livelihood. have been completely lost and it will take them years to get back on their feet and people who have a return to their homes or who didn't leave that areas. they are now forced to live

around, stagnated, polluted flood water, which means their children are getting sick with water. won't the visit infections, sneak bites. you an estimate that even now, more than 20000000 people in pakistan, nature mandated assistance. so the situation remains extremely painful. and difficult for millions of pakistani, but a previous un appeal only resulted in a tiny fraction of what pakistan needs were to go to get out of this conference bucket on a thing that it needs. $16000000000.00 us dollars for reconstruction and rehabilitation of these people and this community, it's asking half of that amount from the international community arm bucket on faith that the devastation caused by the flood is a huge climate injustice to it. but is an only amidst less than one percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. but it says that it's bearing the brunt of what

rich countries of the world are emitting. so it's asking the international community, it's asking, won't need us to do not turn a blind eye to what is happening in pakistan is asking for the international community to help build pakistan climate, resilient infrastructure. because august and believes that we continue to face climate change induced disasters. hundreds of um, breaches were collapsed because of the flooding. thousands of schools and clinics have been baggage to park as on needs to reconstruct and rebuild. and now it wants the intellectual community to help are get done, built climate resilient and frustrated. is it doing enough? i mean, it's asking for a lot. i think back if any government has it has whatever it capacity it has, it has tried to deliver, but no amount nor, nor even like a the most rich country in the world wouldn't be able to deal with the disaster

that pakistan is facing. still lots words of land are under water. it needs not only money, but cooperation and capacity building to help deal with this disaster. and that's why it's asking the international community to do it. un is on its sides. it, it said getting pakistani gifts and i think at we can hear what the un chief, that at this conference we must match the right response of the people of pakistan with our own efforts and massive investments, to stress american communities for the future. it rebuilding pakistan in a resilient way will run in excess of $16000000000.00 us dollars and far more will be needed in the longer term and finish. of course we're just talking about these floods, give her the bigger picture. how is climate change affecting? so pakistan is among the top 10 countries that are most affected by climate change because that is facing an increase in the frequency and severity of tropical storms and coastal rains. by august,

any pleasures are melting its home just more than 7000 glaciers. and that's the highest number of glaciers anywhere in the world outside the booth. but this glaciers and melting at identifying rate, causing flooding in the most remote parts of pakistan. which means that the communities, these communities are displacing which have never seen anything like this before. a park is an alter experience heat we have last year. temperature touched 51 degrees celsius in 2010 boxes and was hit by floods. effect that affected 20000000 people in 2015 a heat. we haven't got our g. i killed more than 1000 people, so back to sunny's are directly being affected. and our 1st hand seeing the impact of climate change challenges out huge beans. thank you very much for coming in. and to explain all that. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. he pub. francis has condemned iran for using the death penalty against demonstrators demanding greater

respect for women. the post remarks made in his yearly speech to diplomats of the vatican were his strongest. since the start of nationwide protests in iran, they followed the death last september of 22 year old messiah meaning in police custody. u. s. president obama has arrived in mexico city to attend to begin with president on faith. manuel will pencil for door and canadian prime minister, just intruder, and legal migration and drug smuggling from mexico into the us are expected to dominate discussions. it's biden's 1st visit to mexico was us president chinese tourists arriving at bank hawk airport. welcomed by thailand's deputy prime minister on monday. it was the 1st tourist flight from china to arrive. thereafter, beijing authorities lifted pandemic travel restrictions. china had isolated itself from the world for almost 3 years. german lawmakers arrived in taiwan or the on monday for a 4 day visit amid rising tensions in the region. one is foreign ministry. welcome to the group which includes 10 ball makers from the business from the free

democrats. 3 german parliamentary delegations had visited ty, once in october, to show solidarity. china's foreign ministry condemned the visit over to our political correspondent, julia. so deli, julio. over the last few months, we've seen quite a few german parliamentary delegations visiting taiwan. now this one, why is this significant we have to look at a bit of the broader context here, especially looking at germany's close economic ties with china. the china is germany's biggest trading partner. but especially since a russia's invasion of ukraine. a lot of politicians, even within germany's government coalition, are realizing that germany may be too economically dependent on china. and that, that may also posed a security risk as it has with russia, looking at how germany was so dependent on russia for its energy sources and how

that has all fall apart, fallen apart since russia invaded ukraine. we also have to look at how china may have seen the fact that russia invaded ukraine as maybe a sign that it also may have an opportunity at some point. these are all speculation, but there is the assumption that maybe china might consider at some point taking over invading taiwan. and we've seen increase tensions and increased military exercises by china in the vicinity of taiwan. so it's important for the german delegations and the german government. they want to show support for taiwan. they want to show that they are close to taiwan and also to show that they are ready to deflect any attempts by china to take over taiwan. but briefly, i mention china's condemned to visit by these challenge. yes, in general, china's policy is to condemn any kind of official relation and any official visit

by a foreign governments in taiwan. they have condemned this visit, specifically german or china's ambassador at to germany has said that germany has to be careful not to get mixed up in the taiwan issue. and to stay away and not cross china's red lines, which includes a recognizing or even considering taiwan as an independent country. julia sally, thank you very much for the analysis. ah, a german long distance olympian has been breaking barriers in her sport by competing while several months pregnant. d. w caught up with gazer calls her who's also set on continuing her running career after having her baby. she's targeting the 2024 parents' olympics. gears are counsellors determined to stay on track. she said to time european steeplechase champion, and she is 5 months pregnant,

which ran out on his conk aunt i'm pregnant, not saying clapham. i have a passion for running. i'm soft and i believe there's a way to combine the 2 biggest im on good with non aconia and con. but the physical changes during her pregnancy force is a cause to reduce her training schedule, she went down from running a 140 kilometers to 60 kilometers per week. hazardous disrupt her as a, i was super tired at time grove. i felt notice and i didn't know how to deal with it. only insight on this gap. there were days when i got up and i just couldn't exercise somewhat. can spot mahan cons looking was wanted to combine motherhood and her career as an athlete and she wants to be a low model for other women. infants, irish harder. it's a shame that many women stop playing thought, even though they still have a few good years left. an em come company, or that it's always such a big topic,

t my s on i wouldn't be me if i didn't run mockingbird under spring. that's why i want to keep going. i didn't encourage others to be the same in mercy. she ran her last competitive race on new year's eve and completed the 5 kilometer course and 17 minutes and 31 seconds, finishing 20th in the lobby. hon permanent. i never thought that i'd be able to run so fast at 22 weeks pregnant. i'm really happy about this special path i'm taking and i'm excited about my baby and what the future holds. diversity to come from is but i take no clue that future includes olympic ambitions and possibly a podium finish at paris 2024. with her baby watching from the stands, the norwegian school of sports sciences professor cathy bo joins us. she wrote her report on pregnancy and sports for the international olympic committee. how often do elite athletes compete while pregnant?

well, we don't have a sack data on that, unfortunately because they don't get pregnant at the same time is very difficult to make. you know, you have studies on that, so all we have is actually case reports, but they show that they comp time can continue and to just moderate their exercises as well. so he said it's very important that they know that more unworldly mentally continued to keep in mind the opinions because when they are pregnant, now that's the p. m. o dear career as at least and 47 percent of the athletes. absolutely. and now are female. so this will be the more and more and as i said, the recommendations is to continue to do exercise when you are pregnant, that to reduce it to moderate intensity. ok, what, what about the issue of safety and professional sport? because i guess that's a hard one to reduce the activity of sports too. just

a moderate level. and what about responsibility? full one's own health and for one's baby leave. last carry there for a 2nd. i'm sorry. it would have been very interesting to get her views on that topic, a topic that's being discussed and debated here in germany at the moment. and that is just one example that we had for you. hopefully we will get her at a later time today. let's have a look at the top stories for you that were following for you this hour here on dw police have re taking control of brazil's government buildings from supporters of former president, shy of both to now to thousands of protests stole the countries congress presidential palace and supreme court in brazil, yes, sunday, they refused to accept the folks in our rooms. election defeat in october ukrainian, president bloated mister lensky,

says his country's troops are holding on despite everything in a section of the eastern front. ukrainian troops of facing continuous assaults by russian government forces and most of the areas around the towns of on a dock and back boat. next our future of magazine global free thousands with the report on the blue because come back from a parent extinction in brazil is a little more on our website, the w dot com. otherwise i will be back with more news at the top of the galaxy that ah with

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