i will sing my song as well as i most like this injustice will not go on. punishing . maybe my voice will be heard next spring to i'm seeking justice for the victims of fame aside. starts november 21st on d w. the this is dw news from violin. donald trump completes a clean sweep of power in the us elections. things we've probably composite secure, has enough states to retain control the house of representatives, the waiting gifts from the so called try effects, where the president profit also controls both houses. of course, also coming up in unions. top diplomats suggest it's time for the block to spend dialogue with israel government over the war and gaza, joseph burrell sides possible human rights violations bias. and sri lankan said to

the po for a snap election, the vote will determine if the country is new left as president, get small power to help support in the wake of a financial mail. the guy that says, welcome to the program. republicans have won the enough seats to control the united states house of representatives. the results gives the republicans and president elect donald trump, a governing tri effect with control of the senate, the house, and the white house. but even with that majority, trump may still not get everything he wants, including his top picks for cabinet jobs. donald trump returned to washington this week, try on, sent, relishing his election when and what he called a powerful mandate. well thank you very much, is

a very nice gathering is still in nice to in so it's nice to a lot of good friends. it is those good friends and now being nominated for top government positions among them. attorney general take met gates, a loyal trump follow a who has often acted as his attack dog on capitol hill. gates has been the subject of a federal 6 transfer king investigation with the one that ended without criminal charges . summers and fox news channel. hosp hicks is a military veteran whom trump once as defend secret tree. the civilian nomination has reportedly shocked many at the pentagon with concerns he could politicize the defense department, touching the top generals. but from may face challenges securing them in their roles. the picks must be consumed by the senate, while republicans have

a 53 seat majority. the nominations approving controversial, even within their own ranks. republicans presenting a largely united front with the senate house and white house now under the control . yeah, trump met with president joe biden on wednesday, the polite, but we could exchange signaling a vastly different era for us leadership with democrats now facing an uphill battle to combat trumps agenda. with me on his duty is now a little phone. it is familiars election, a team problem we just sold by and then a trump, the meeting for mr. trump. this transition will be easy or will it not with control of the senate and the house of reps. so it's good news for the republicans because it allows the republicans to push through at sweeping changes to the economy,

a bar mental protections. and of course, that much talked about migration policy. and we're looking at a republican party that is very different to the one that we saw back in 2016. the 1st time trump came into office, we're seeing it more unity there. and be issues may lie in the center because of just have the structure works in order to get through santa bills. you need a 350 majority. so the, basically you need that to avoid this thing called the filibuster, which basically is a way of stalling legislation. by keeping at the debate, going endlessly. so what will happen is that republicans in the senate will now have to go across the aisle and get some support from democrats if they want to avoid this issue. that means that legislation may need to be watered down in order to get it through and meaning that there's going to have to be conversations with democrats. and also the senate tends to work

a little bit more independently in to maybe the president and whoever is in office . so he can do. he just said that he does not have cop launch. right? no, no, he doesn't sign. of course, you know, there's another element which is the us traditional system. of course. once again, did us additional system isn't a very different place to the where it was in 2016 because back in 2016, it wasn't, as we'll say, conservative frenzy as it is. now if we go from the very top where you have the supreme court at the supreme court is definitely more conservative leaning, but it's not just in the top top courts. it's also lower diamond as well. we're seeing that it's definitely more conservative for envy. so in the event that, for example, donald trump decides to push through executive orders. the difference now is that the chances are that that will remain at if there are any legal challenges at. the courts tend to be a bit more conservative leaning,

meaning that there will be fewer legal challenges, or at least it'll be easier for donald trump to maintain those executive orders. now the last few days, a trumpet team has been taking shape. let's start with one of them and there's many gets he's going to be the next attorney general, the country's top law enforcement official. that's right. there's been plenty of conversation and we're going to be having a lot of the conversations over the next weeks and months, particularly. my case is a potentially going to be the attorney general. he is a fears, trump, loyalist, and he's be known as a bit of a people at in washington has always been on donald trump side, or at least in the past few years. he's now a former congressman from florida. he's a very divisive figure. even among republicans mans, and he has limited experience even working as a lawyer, much less than previous attorneys general in the united states. so that's also one thing that may not go in his favor. he's also spent most of his,

of the past few years working as a politician, as i mentioned and, and he would interestingly and shockingly, for many be potentially meeting the branch of government that had actually been investigating him at for allegations of sex profiting minors. now he's always denied the was allegations, and those charges in that investigation weren't charges, but those investigations were dropped back in 2023. but it's also important to mention as well. but the house ethics committee had been investigating allegations that gates was part of a sex trafficking scheme as well. that's now and that of course, because he stepped down as a member of the house of representatives and uh, any other nominations that have to come to the one that you on site as well as tools he gathered. she has been nominated as the director of national intelligence . she is a former democrat, very fiercely loyal as well to donald trump. once again, likes experience and intelligence matters. she's known because she is opposed to us

interventions in both ukraine and syria. and since even suggested that the us provoked russia into aggressive policies ever been plenty of people who said that she's very too friendly at to russia. and so that's also caused a lot of concern. i'm right now what's, what's the comments read then in these nominations? here's loyalty to donald, that's it is, and that's essentially what we've been seeing. fierce loyalty to donald trump. it's not a surprise. and donald trump in many ways is shocking and many aspects, but we're already prepared. we know he's unpredictable. davosto is predictable. india unpredictable. d as in d 5 a. thank you very much, scott. now let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. iran says it will continue to work with these un nuclear agency, but not on the fresh air. even offs come as the i a, a chief profile grossey visits to run european pause a pushing for

a new resolution against iran over what they've us for a full for ation process pushing for more assistance with monitoring it's nuclear side. human rights watch says that israel's repeated evacuation orders and gaza amounts of the war, crime of full civil transfer, who made the claim and a new report that suggest israel's actions could be viewed as ethnic cleansing. it says it's findings based on interviews, but this place doesn't satellite imagery. and public reports. diplomatic sources have confirmed to dw that the european union's outgoing foreign policy, which the fios of bureau has proposed the block to suspend political dialogue with israel in a letter to you for our ministers. the site's serious concerns about possible breaches of international humanitarian law and gaza. europe's top diplomat argues israel has not sufficiently address these concern. a suspension would need approval

from all you member states for ministers are expected to discuss the proposal at that meeting on monday. the last one burrell says before ending is 5, you time we all saw brussels corresponded rosie bird should well, this could be well, listen, i think what use that brows trying to do here is to force your member states to have a discussion onto the state on the record, basically, among themselves for their positions are on relations with israel in the broader context. here is it is your team in union. and israel have a broad agreement. it's called an association agreement and covers things like trade. but it has lots of other parts which outlined hi with the 2 sides. engage with each other. and in the past 2, you members state an ireland have called for a review of the trade part of that agreement. given that they believe they would like to see a review of whether israel is fulfilling its human rights obligations,

which are laid out in that agreement. no, of course. israel says it absolutely is. spain in ireland were suspicious of that and they have called, you member states to look at this, that proposal from spain and i, we basically went nowhere on burrell. it seems to me it's trying to follow up on not with a different approach this time discussing political dialogue. now your ministers will discuss based on monday, i'm told by some diplomats here in brussels, that it was a bit of a surprise proposal. they weren't expecting this from burrell, but as you know from the past, you remember, states have tended to be very divided on the issue of how to respond to israel, of how to move forward with the relations. that was the w process corresponded rosie patch it separately. as strikes have had bait routes, southern suburbs off the israel ordered residents to evacuate. an area controlled by his beloved is was intensified its campaign against the minutes improved in september, over the strikes and onto the re. shelly also hit the south of the country by local

media, say 5 people have been killed. the boy has claimed thousands of civilians on its stomach that has no ball on the impact on children. just 6 weeks ago, mohammed was playing football every day. training to become the next ronaldo. now he's in the hospital but doing mobility exercises with his aunt. the 11 year old survived a news for any air strike on his hometown side. as on says the families home for lots of the building in the neighborhood. was it a to view when we arrived, none of the buildings were left standing. all the houses were destroyed. it took about an hour for the rescue teams diploma. her mother and his mother out probably know how much was severely injured. he says that the degree burns to almost half of his body, 6 weeks of to the attack, the swelling of his face as much better. and he was transferred to the new se time

we hospital and a route. the only facility in the country that is specialized on treating patients with burns, a typical who injury, who used to move in the 1st few weeks, he couldn't sleep. every time he closed his eyes, he'd wake up and stop crying for his mom and dad. all the awesome, well, how about this one of thousands of children who have suffered in this conflict? israel claims that is targeting his spelling of military assets and never on with anybody's house ministry says more than 100 children have been killed and many more injured. that is, in the 60 days since israel estimated the concept, it is the mental status as children, not just the physical that is at risk. many children has been dirt the strikes less time and the members or experience displacement. the trauma could cause long term consequences. named with is another way to lead

an art therapy session for displace children in a shelter and favorites. for the next hour, the children have the space to express their emotions in a group painting. there's a lot of things i'd see on stress and detachment issues which is very normal and it shows with the kids who just run and hug me even though the it's for them the 1st time they they see me quasi you doing painting why it's beautiful being able to face to face flowers, to feign, to send to paint this guy to just play with the medium itself is very important for them. just be free and forgets, and name who is planning to expend, to assistance. she wants to reach more children in different shelters, and just collecting donations for her person, the initiative, and the hope that she can help more children have

a small break from the war. an independent group of scientists, monitoring climate change says that there's been no progress on lowering the full costs for global warming. first started here in a row when it comes as countries gathering. and by qu as a by john for the annual un climb into the focus. this is called 29, is on setting new financial goals to help developing countries cope with the effects of climate shift from the da's new lead on. well, i'm with units slammed rich countries for responsible for decades of carbon emissions for not being willing to pay what he calls the fashion authorities. in brazil say a man who fails in an attempt to break into the supreme court killed himself in explosions on side the building to a strong block. only seconds a pod will had the evening off to the sessions that ended the building. most of actually it's presentable hosts the 20 leaders next week. a protest has to be an

intensifying interview was well leaders arrive that for the apex summit that demonstrates is that use forward pos that'd be us in china, of looting, peruse, national, resulting us president joe biden. is due to a whole told chinese president she didn't think of the sidelines office summit on such a thousands of people feet of actuated in the north eastern philippines, super tactfully, saki mates land full. that's the 5th to hit the country in a month. the boot, the wife, whether bizarre, says, has already killed more than 150 people. countries whether agency has world life threatening water searches in coastal areas. heavy rain has also flooded spain, southern province of malika. thousands of people have seen it actually took in schools and stores of close friends between mulligan into capital madrid have been cancelled. 6 of the spanish provinces on the lot of all of them is valencia where

we some floods already killed, more than 200 feet lumpkins have caused the votes and snap falling entry elections with major economic and constitutional reforms on the ballots for lockers new left. as president on new uh tomorrow at this an eoc, it is hoping to secure most seats in parliament of the winning of the presidential vote in september. there's an eoc is victory ended decades of ruled by political dynasties, which allows me blame for the country's economic pricing. is for this of the national people's part only has 3 seats in the outgoing parliament. i have promised to 5 poverty if they secure a majority, results are expected on friday ad for more, let's bring it in the roshi a 100, natalie. she's an investigative journalist and the lawyer from columbus and sherlock. now, what's at stake in this election for the country and beyond?

i think it's really important to understand until she longer looks to complete the political transition at this moment. and there is an expectation that under commodities on august, national people's thought would consolidate. it's by the, by getting more than 50 percent of the seats or let's see confident you get the majority in the house. a bunch of problems remain the same. we are in deep debt at the government, especially after beginning a bottom injection because it's understood that they would definitely pump the next government. we have so many tardies and the key things would be to stabilize the economics of freights to give it to, to give it to ready to. so the government does actually try to not upset the state as cool and has worked with the i m s. and not made many changes, but i think for a long cause of poverty and the fact that the cost of living is unbearable for the

majority of the people who become really very important issues. so enough to the desktop settling. now the president told me the most pressing issues, the president hopes to be able to advance his anti corruption agenda if he's elected after these elections, will that help the country out of that economic struggle? i think it wouldn't be more about. is marla tardy also? and as we all understand, it's one thing to talk about bringing stolen assets back. it really require working with the client very complex because systems not and not entry long come, but creating new laws entry longer and working with other countries. so it is understood that the boxes are called kept, and uh, this president won his mandate based on his anti corruption, dr. lodge the uh for the systemic change that he promised,

but i really to over the weekend see results in the immediate future. having said that, the president has reduced 3 member cabinet, taken measures to please look into some implemented cases and also to advance justice. we did a guide to some of those of unresolved issues. connect to doing, doing it, you know, explain to us how the plight of the tunnel people affects this election. the vin, the president, the president, dr. is an act of was elected. i think it was a little similar to the bunch of mandate, not a little but quite a be because the majority seeing that he is going to do you mean to office? so this leaves, she long does minority of thomas and muslims, and reads as minorities collectively, that's 20 percent of the $200.00 population. so he is not necessarily address. once you've talked this country's population when he was actually getting into the

office. um, how did not the people would vote and would have voided today? would be very interesting because they will also have to work with the thing, the majority government. and still it will be very important to all the time. and mine are good to have more states and document and strengthen their voice so that they, they, these bargaining full. what about gaining over the raising issues of significance and locked so under the dishes to remain. i think they would look for increasing the seats in solomons and 2nd thing. they would also want legislators who can actually re present those issues that are under solid. so the longest possible time there will she 100 that see that gentle as a lawyer from colombia and sherlock holmes. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. and we take a closer look at one of the issues on the ballot and sri lanka,

the treatment of the minority tunnel population, many see land graphs as a continued push towards xin. how ization that's a strategy to establish the joe a terry. and as in hollow boot is dominance in the optim off of decades of civil war. the w's accenture's success before it's from bunch of color in, is to say, look and she loves us particular province, that many daddy farmers have been to testing for very over a year for the tone of their pastor lands. the lines was seized by seeing the settlers, allegedly, with the support of the buffalo, but these low g, i'm the previous government in this area says see that come the new model in the set low scale daniels, his goes into into me detail on the 911 now and i forced this on this class

and we populate today that vicinity is families who awesome as the farm hand model . the government wants to make this as soon at least majority area and you know, on that. and then of the, what do i get? nearly 900, some informing families depend on over a 1000 heck days of this land forgot to grazing the local economy is dependent on me production and has been severely affected by the land grabs. last year, at a cord root, so many farmers who would be thrown to their lines. but seeing how these settlers have still not moved out, this is not the only flash point of the tensions over the years. there has been a similar pattern of reported non grab by the dominates in a nice community in the countries, nothing an eastern regions put on the a hotly contested aka logical site is yet another example of a legit government supported land grabs for centuries. court on the was a shed place of worship for both men hindus and with the senate leave. but in 2018,

the state back department of ok. you already declared much of the area of is of why that the same time allowing new with his samples to be built on the line as a senior, as somebody lawmaker claims that such actions are being used to it is some in headed age. so i take over the district alone in one a one division alone. they have no built that the 8 new campus in an area that is not the 11 percent will just. so that's a freak this a to then beginning bodies to live there and call lies in the area and to knew that they won't repeat something, moves half still into the courts for justice. but proving that cases will be struggling many last 8 documents in the 2004. so not me, or during the 25 years civil war. at the same time, sri lanka isn't politically flux with newly elected president and will come out of

this and i keep having just bacon office for now, the line grabbing showed remains unresolved. what seen it come be mullins and hundreds of daddy followers on holding onto the whole above reclaiming deadlines. if you're watching the w news, here's a reminder of on the top story, republicans have won the enough seats to control the us house of representatives. cementing the hold on both the capital and the y a just be glad when and arizona alongside a victory in slow counting california. donald trump's pond to you and you can show it to you. 218 seats. and that's it from be a senior upstate. just stay with us coming up next is focused on the euro. the police are taking a closer look at mold over which is still debating whether it's and choose europe

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