i will sing my song, save walls, i will take this injustice will not the one punish. maybe my voice will be heard back. bring to our love seeking justice for the victims of sam assigned this week on d. w. the . this is dw news line from berlin, anger and disappointment at the top 29 summit. as delegates slammed the outcome document is nothing more than an optical illusion. nations vulnerable to global warming say the hard for climate finance deal is inadequate and an insult. also coming up tens of thousands, joined marchers across france to protest violence against women. it comes amid the final stages of the trial of more than 50 man accused of taking part in the mastery of a woman in southern france, the

. and welcome to you, viewers around the world. michael ocho nations at the cop 29 summit have managed to reach a deal on climate financing after 2 weeks of front negotiations. but many delegates have denounced the outcome, seeing it falls far short of what's needed. the final agreement worth $300000000000.00 a year will help developing countries deal with climate change. wealthy countries who have historically been the largest submit is will lead the payments a d, it's fine. you struck. invite many individual if lot this moment, nations bidding that direct to find me change are far from happy. this document is nothing more than an optical illusion. this, in our opinion,

been not address the momma of the chat in to be on space. we walk back home, we 300. we see that the developed countries i took into deep. this is an insult. $300000000000.00 to $20.00. 35. is a joke. and it's not something we should take likely. the developing nations and time expected was at the conference. the minimum amount of $1.00 trillion dollars per you must be invested in the energy transitions to keep the planets if each temperatures rise until $1.00 degrees celsius. scientists believe beyond that casual low performing the become more dangerous and harder to reverse. 7 according to the way to meet the, the ticket organization. 2024 is on track to pick the hottest jo.

are down to more than 2 weeks of the patients and rejection of the jobs western industrialized nation. see the d. s a major step. go 29. will be remembered as the start of a new era for climate finance and the european union. and the european union is member states will continue to play a leading role. but despite this optimism, because from one developing countries often another from believe the alternate julia to fiji to book this on india describe the d. s. unfair dw correspondent layer on the vaughn homer stein has been following the comp summit in boxes. she had more on why developing countries are so critical of this deal. well, we have to talk about the scale of the problem that these 300000000000 are going to try to face. and souls and, and developing countries are saying,

it's just not enough to really shift their energy systems from fossil fuels, to renewable, energy, east. and mean, let's think about the scale of that. even just in the us, you know, the, the, it's an installation reduction act. so are much bigger investment into the green economy, into boosting the green sector, and transitioning to renewable energy use, then these 3 in the billions and they are meant for all developing countries. and developing countries are also saying that the money is there. if you look at fossil fuels subsidies for example, and you know, according to the i, m, f in 2022, the amount of $27.00 trillion dollars. and so, compared to sort of these huge events figures and these 300000000000 are just not that much. some delegates upset and the other delegates gave the deal a standing ovation. you've had conversations in the hallways there, do. richard countries believe developing countries ask for too much and that the deal they're taking home is a good one of the. well,

as these things go, you know, that's remember where it's at a big curriculum and diplomacy event. and $200.00 nations have to re on something so rarely do countries walk out of there and everybody is happy and achieved. all they want is it's always a matter of finding compromise. and ridgewood richard nations are saying, is that, you know, their own economies are being stretched by the pen dot make by and rising installation by wars and increase defense spending. and that they don't want to promise anything that is realistic that they want to, you know, remain reliable partners and for developed countries. it was very important to sort of expand that contribute to base, at least on a voluntary basis, like it is now in, in the final agreement to include private sector sources but also other countries that have made a lot of money with them. and, and, you know, are big, big emitters, but don't count under the developed country label under these un classifications

because they're saying it's simply not realistic. now in other event, that was kind of overshadowing these 2 weeks here in back, who was the election of donald trump and in the us who whiskey announced that he's going to exit as a paras agreement. so what a lot of richard nation delegates told us was that, well, we can count on the u. s. in the next 4 years. so how are you going to promise even more time of finance? if we have to sort of bear the brunt of maybe donald trump not wanting to provide as much money as, but developing countries again as these ads sort of as a, as an excuse. they were upset of, that's the numbers, the concrete numbers, what we put on the table so late in, in the process in these 2 weeks. so they basically, you know, there's only a day and a little bit left to, to really talk about concrete numbers that so dw corresponded leona von homicide. many thankfully on a the effects of climate change actually make it a global health issue. climbing temperatures and increasing rainfall promote the

spread of dangerous diseases. and as you'll see, you know, next report, i think a fever, for example, is now becoming more common in a place like bank with a doctor's. we're expecting patients, but this year's thing, they outbreak, conductor, bangladesh has overwhelmed to the water in the post cases of dang, they only rose during the season, but now there are done good patient, full year round. how is that the season is more intense? we're under lots of pressure here. thinking is a virus. the spreads from mosquitoes to people. symptoms and usually mild button, severe cases it can be fatal. when musky turn numbers once dwindled include a months, heavier, rain, and warm a temperature is due in part to global warming. caused by burning fossil fuels, providing the conditions for them to survive. and it's not just an asia spring insecticides in europe to kill us, be invasive asian tiger mosquito,

which transmits 10 k and other viruses like chicken good, new and seeka has become more necessary as they move north fountain 8 to european union countries in 2013, just over a decade later, the species is fully established in 13, including france, germany, austria, and hungry, and has been introduced in the for the 6 in 2023. that would delegate outbreaks in spain, france, and actually changing rain patterns and what conditions in the united states are also leading to follow the spread of disease from some species of take some of the key terms people would be more exposed health systems. we have to cope with an increased burden of disease associated with these passages spreading. i mean, particularly, or we're going to seeing, you know, cations starting to suffer from the impacts of infectious disease transmission locations that were previously considered relatively se, as extreme weather events. lessons by raising temperatures are also taking

a toll on human health. severe drought in some regions has decimated, corrupt, pompous leading to under nutrition. floating can lead to contamination of water sources causing outbreaks of illnesses like diarrhea. the world health organization estimates that will be another $250000.00 deaths per year between 20302050 from health conditions linked to climate change. so what we need to do is quickly adapt to the high temperature is that we're already seeing. and we know that now we've continued to rise in every company, but also to reduce greenhouse gas emissions without action, se x, but seems like this and unlikely to become more common across the globe. let's take a look at some other storage making headlines around the world. the european union's top diplomatic reset, but we're out of that has met with lebanon's caretaker prime minister measured mccarty in baby boot. he will also need officials trying to negotiate

a ceasefire between israel and his ball. the militants, burrell has been critical of is really a tax on paramedics and un peacekeepers in the lab. and on israel says it is targeting has by dozens of people have been killed in 3 days of secretary and gun fights in north western pakistan. a local official quoted by the f b news agency puts the number of debt at 80 to the chrome district near the border with afghanistan. as a large shia muslim population, it has seen clashes with sunni muslim communities. for decades. a massive fire has to go into a residential area near the port of manila in the philippines. the fire department says around 2000 families, lived in the house, is destroyed by the blades, local media, se 7 people were injured. of the stone bird has caused the travel chaos in the u. k . ireland and western france with snow,

rain and strong winds. a man died in southern england when a tree fell on a motor way. in ireland, the winter storm flooded roads and knocked out power for tens of thousands of customers. more snow and rain has been forecasts. in france, thousands of demonstrators have marched in several cities to denounce violence against women. campaigners are pushing for the country to learn from the trial over the mass, rape of a woman that has shocked the nation. protesters running force throughout france ahead of the international date for the elimination of violence against women, and demanding a fundamental change in french society. each year, over half a 1000000 women here report being the victim of physical, sexual or psychological violence that comes with us. there are many things to change. for example, the education of young boys throughout life. we have to change things. it will be

hard, but it's possible the state should really increase its efforts on saturdays march, as have been given more weight by this woman a political for over a decade. she was repeatedly drunk by her husband, invited strangers to rape her dozens of men or on trial. in a case that has shocked the nation and shown a new light on sexual violence in all levels of society. the system. i think things are moving and she said pretty cool, said loud and clear that shame should switch sides and it is changing sides. so we thank her for making this trial visible to the public, and for showing that aggressors are not monsters and the streets there. mr. everybody, and we have to seriously question every, one of us individually for things to change. the issues that they were

for demonstrators that change can come soon enough. we some figures indicate that a woman is killed every 3 days and friends by their partner. look now at some other international news. in his final cabinet nomination, us president elect donald trump, has selected former white house a brook law rollins to be his agriculture secretary, freestar rollins recently ran the america 1st policy institute for a think tank that was founded to promote trumps policy agenda. the remaining is, are voting in the 1st round of presidential elections and mid high inflation and concerns over the war, neighboring ukraine. the current prime minister and social democrat, marcelo, to lock who is expected to go through to a 2nd round against a nationalist far right. candidate, georgia, you see me on who opposes sending more 8 to key 40 to kind of part. the e. u is recalling it's ambassador to new share after it's military rulers accuse

the block of mishandling 1300000 euros in humanity, or in a funder russell's disputes. the allegation that he had handed a to end jose without consulting the government. and vera has been under military rule since a 2023 and finally, the portuguese capital. lisbon has kicked off the christmas season with its traditional tree lighting ceremony. thousands of locals and taurus attended the event in the cities down town commerce plaza. the seasonal display involves thousands of lights in the morning, but it's a festive display with an environmental contracts. there's been city council has opted to use low consumption lady technology, providing energy savings of up to 80 percent compared to traditional lighting and buyer degradable plastics. with these decorations, the

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