vibrant and welcoming countries with free of charge access to expert advice and excellent job opportunities. starts in new jersey now on korea's for germany. dotcom of the business feed, the news live from ballot. georgia suspends it's bit to join the european union. thousands protest in the capital to dc and other cities. today's use volta cannon and gas to disperse demonstrate, also coming off the bridge fall them, and debates a new law that would allow assistance dying. giving the terminally ill, the rights this side, when to end the law, the side, the phone as well, and it could for the vulnerable address. donald trump is promised to end the war and ukraine on the day one of his return to the white house. his choice of special

envoy is to cattle it full with national security adviser. the gulf is welcome to the program. more than a 100 southern judge and diplomat. so i've signed an open letter criticizing the governments suspension of talks on a membership. they say it violates the constitution. violence broke out in the capital to place the overnight. so as protesters and police clashed off to the pro, rush of prime minister announced the decision. but then the stand off into bbc between dried police and the pro european protested. dozens of demonstrated what are tested and many others in to as they assembled outside judge us, parliament building. and the governing bodies headquarters was in good and good.

they're going again, they're going to talk to you and say one to read that back to you as a society. but that could be a very do an announcement by judge you as prime minister to suspend the bid to join you until 2028. he accused the dressers of disrespecting georgian values. move amelia. it is categorically unacceptable for us to view you integration as an active charity that the european union must ground to us for. they are asking from georgia not reforms. so this is not the steps that would mean rejection of our dignity. what is most business? georgia has seen several and the government purchase this year, but it grew following the contested election in october. the opposition cleans the family into fed, into campaign in favor of the governing judge and clean body, the se, the ruling party has been moving georgia and authoritarian and pro must go direction

4 months. and that came to a head on thursday. is that it goes to, to, to the georgia dream committed constitution. today they have to fill the task given by law to be put down. well, if i'm able to give them even will freeze for that bar today, georgia dream has brought the development and your logic perspective for georgia. i'm not to go to you. hopefully, in the info as indicates, the vast majority of georgians student wants to join you. and georgia dream sees it intends to do that one day. but for the moment, the divide between the government and georgians fest and the 3 sions looked set to grew by the w phone. the most gotta be which is your share to has been working from re go since russia closed down most kind of office. i'll say, what influence russia has been suspended?

georgia's bid to join the a while god, this is exactly the question we will asking ourselves to you in this department for elections. approximately a month ago. the question already was to what extent the rush i had had and it, and the answer was not easy to find because it wasn't no direct to know all this into a few in such as into the ukrainian might under the illusion in 2014. but there were plenty of tools that were used under the surface, such as this information campaigns or just cutting off a position candidates on the internet. and the pro ration georgian uses, perhaps even directly around controls may have flights. they are part bots. the biggest russian influence, it's certainly the ruling judge and pa to georgia, dream policy itself. it's found an experiment is the evaluation. really the richest man in georgia. he made his money in russia into 9 to ninety's and his belief to have links to the kremlin. now, so what interest uh, does the kremlin happen?

georgia? well, put in some made a geopolitical goal is likely to be, is the restore ration. let's put it that way. over the soviet empire. he describes the collapse of this opportunity and as the greatest catastrophe over the 20th century and georgia was part of the last. so if you to noon until 1991, we shouldn't forget that the russia already went to war against georgia in 28 and has controlled 2 separate 2 regions of georgia ever sent. since. of course, no one in law school says that he's clearly and i don't think anyone's really believe the trash will next. george, when they bought what the place very much into put into the hands is if georgia now gives up owns the idea of the human machine. firstly, it's a huge blow to the image of those for belief in the use and put things goal is to we can yoke the weekends. we got the new union. i secondly, a judge, i could do business with russia and to establish much close that context on

handouts by the you put in what expand she's the owner of influence, given that process all as a previous l i n may. both judge armenia is moving to the opposite direction away from russia as to what's europe. now, what do we georgians say about russia and how do they deal with it? well, i think it's interesting that the people of georgia are likely to be put into the biggest obstacle, according to all surveys during the last years. 80 percent of the population say, a very clear yes to the you. an interesting detail mountain more. uh, is it rolling parts? it has also come page with a use is current to move quote into fia i via for reach of be seen as a be trail, which is why large scale protest i seem to be expected to use. you may say to them in 14, from riga, thank you. you're russia has launch more than a 100 drones against ukraine, wounding, at least 8 people. russian president vladimir putin is also threatened to target

the government buildings with a new hypoth sonic ms. solve it 5 for the 1st time. last week. ukraine's president logan mozilla, and he has a choose preteen of sabre rattling, sabre rattling, to prolong the war. we just know what are the important is once again for motor christmas site is lot because of it. it is to kill and destroy the thousands of on the size that have already struck you. clean wouldn't clearly wants to add a 1000 for these each a young he's has no interest in ending disloyalty. model or sputtered wants to prevent others from ending this far. she instances has got an separate rattling bit or stick or does this am totally disrupting the efforts of president trump, that those that are short to follow his integration, president of the drama, you can push the dc and overrides you as president elect donald trump has named keith kellogg, as his envoy to ukraine tossed with ending the war with russia. kellogg is a retired lieutenant general, who was a national security advisor during the 1st trump administration. and the graduation

. donald trump has criticized jo biden's handling of the war and ukraine, saying it would never have started had he been in office the president elect, as also said, keep it in the conflict in one day without providing details. on the campaign trail, he alarmed officials in cuba with comments like this. ukraine is gone . it's not ukraine anymore. any deal? even the worst deal would have been better than what we have right now. if they made a bad deal, it would have been much better. they would have given up a little bit and everybody would be living and every building would be built and every tower would be aging. for another 2000 years, cave worries trump will push it to give up land seized by russia in return for peace, almost 3 years into the war. moscow controls about one 5th of ukraine's territory

and peace of courage. this man will play a key role in all future us negotiations. he's kellogg, as of yet no more veteran who served as national security advisor to vice president mike pence in the 1st trump administration. in april, he published a strategy paper, suggesting battle lines should be frozen and both sides should be forced to enter peace talks under his plan. any future u. s. military aid would be contingent on ukraine joining the talks. and if moscow refused, the us would increase its support of ukraine as added incentive for russia, ukraine's desire to join nato would be put off for an extended period. ukraine has always seen nato membership is crucial to its long term security. it wants guarantees, not strategies for taking peace, and with so much already lost. it's unlikely to be pleased with any deal or moscow

retains control of its land, even temporarily. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. in syria rebels have advanced to the outskirts of a level of safety control strategic task. arise groups is nearly 200 people have been filled and fighting with government forces. state media report for students till 5 level level ms. self philippines. president's phenom demarco's junior says he will not waste time trying to impeach his deputy vice president. sorry, to touch is facing legal proceedings. officer, the public key threatening to have marco's pills. some lawmakers are pushing forward to, to, to, to be in pitch. building is underway and islands general election to send to the fontes that have dominated irish politics for years. phase a challenge from the nationalist deposition should say, housing immigration,

the cost of living have top semester for the concerns. during the time in britain, lawmakers are debating draft legislation that would make assisted dying legal in the u. k. today's session is expected to end the votes on whether to pass the bill onto the next stage of the little making process. or debate is an emotive one with the m p. 's expressing strong opinions on both sides of the argument that ends with ends in a free voltage. that means lawmakers can decide, according to that personal belief course, i don't know for us to vote along that parties. official line, the contentious topic, a specific case of size. it's a you essentially, the dc polls suggest the majority of persons now back. so you propose those notes to the bill would allow out. so excuse me, terminate terminally ill to get assistance and ending their own life advocates

office as the dying of long fault for such an old w as bigot months met with some of them a painless death for those who wanted. that's what these campaign is involved in the south of england, the fighting for the supposing the proposed floor that enables herman to new people to be assisted to end their own lives, to close close to sophie pend. it's hard when my mother wanted on this to death, even though we knew it was against the little, you know, all morales to was to support high and then able to, to have a stuff free of suffering. sophie's mother and had been diagnosed with a rab brain disorder, but would eventually have made her completely dependent on others. she tried to take her own life, then decided to travel to switzerland, where it says the dine is legal. her 3 children went with a knowing this would be the final days and hours as a family. sophie says the mother died before her time because she needed to be fit

enough to make the journey to foreign country. if assess the dying of being leaking in this country, she would have known that she could die at home in this country. she could die with our friends and family amount. i should she wish. and it also would have meant that she most likely would have died later on in her own us. but some people are against changing the little disability rights can pay. no food, friend is afraid that disabled people could be call us into unassisted death. society sees disable people as people who are dependent as people who all vulnerable and basically what that means is that they take a view that my life isn't as well as leaving us. there's is so if i get really ill, it would be a collin this with a minute to let me go. then you know, propose

a safeguards against such collection to doctors and the judge would need to approve the death. but this does not convince phillips. he has lived with disability and the discrimination that he says has come with it. since he contracted polio at the age of 3, he feels he needed to constantly fight was rights and does not completely trust the medical establishment. so how it to doctors who don't know me supposed to assess whether i'm being co stone, with a paper or leaning on need to to type the medication. so i won't, and doctors aren't trained to look at color ocean. that's a very skilled job to says the proposed little pits his autonomy and desire to live against someone else's autonomy and wish to have a pain freed that he would rather have resources diverted into a better palliative cap. sophie, pend, it is convinced that it is cruel to deny people to day without suffering a moral dilemma that you can little make us. we'll have to examine very carefully

on this style. lemme, let's cross over to london, where the w spigot mazda standing by. she's following today's debate from outside the house of commons, big assistant, dying as before. it's usually controversial. tell us more about the debates in parliament today. well know many go ahead as you know, this place behind me, the house of commons, lots of political point, scoring is taking place but not today. so from what i had from the debated was mostly incredibly respectful, also across party lines. so each m p doesn't have to vote with the party, but just according to their own conscience. and many of these have spoken out very emotionally about stories that they have had either from the constituents. oh, also their own stories m p. 's was speaking about the parents who had time into the lens one and he was talking about the cam so that her mom has suffered. so they

have seen people dying. a little different piece of days used to go in favor of changing the little. there are all those days that are raising all the points. for example, this is a societal issue that it's not just looking at the individual, but how as a society, how is this see? and then is it override for the state to become involved in that? so really fundamental, so there's also a question. so being debated here in the house of commons today. now they're offsets, we've heard there are safeguards in place in this, in this law. so to prevent it from being abused by the container in our report doesn't trusted. what's the view that has the bottom the safeguards this issue was raised by many of those m. p. 's, who oppose a change of the law was skeptical of where the assist, the dying should be allowed. and they like to come pay know that i had met and

interviewed for this story. they do exactly trust that this will be will be perfect . so how are the doctors really knowing that the corrosion isn't taking sizes, could be quite subtle, lead to deals so that people themselves are putting themselves under pressure, not wanting to be a good and for the assembly. if i mention the button that they don't want to see the fact that they don't want the family to see them suffer through the course and kept it can be quite possible. and this was raised by quite a few of the m p. 's speaking in the debate today. now if this bill is past today, what will be the next step? so it to become budget. so we're expecting a very, very soon, and we know that it's really a nail biting moment because a lot of m. p 's, before the debate had been on. so some of which way they would fade. so really tens movements see in the house of commons. if it goes through, then it will post to commit to stage. and it will again be here in the parliament

for a vote for n t. so it's not the end of the line, but if it does go through today, it's a very major step towards the allowing the states and doctors to assist tubman or the old people to die. the w correspondent, pickets, mazda in london. thank you. big. it literally is now in the fridge. all sees 5 between israel and has belong in lebanon, is really military has, won't people not to move into villages and it prohibited zone south of really tani river. thousands are still returning to their homes in southern lebanon. as the truce enters, it's the de new images show. the destruction caused by his rarely bombardments. israel says any violation of the seas 5 will be met with false. people have also been morning at mos grave. near the city of tyre, with thousands of s drive victims were buried. did have you correspond instead of

mana in beverly told us more about the is very limited to or is warning. just shortly after the ceasefire agreement came into effect is where any army has published a map where it indicates it's an area that is close to the buddha. and along the border line, uh and the is really army announced this to be a restricted area for this area specifically. they also issued previously, yesterday and the day before, uh, curfews and didn't allow people to go out after 5 pm. now they have just said that for the entire region, that destroying on the map, people are not allowed to go back, are not allowed to enter this area. and people here are really reacting in this agreement because they are saying why should the is really government tell us where to go in our own country. because here it is working on

a tracy to reduce plastic pollution. i'm moving closer to an agreement, still a good set stokes in south korea say the most contentious issue is whether there will be limits on the amount of plastics that companies are allowed to produce. will have an update on those talks and moments. but 1st we look at the efforts of just one family in the indian city of china. i to remove plastics from deals of the cost of $10.00, i in the school, but they were part of it. and his 9 year old daughter are getting ready for a different kinds of, di, your mission isn't just to observe marine life, but the call like plastic is there a peaceful fish down there? and basically the same amount of plastic plastic that made me realize that i need to, to help bring in so fast to get it to the door. says they who collect the peasants of kilograms of plastic over the years in the voluntary and along the chart. but

it's not enough to reduce to massive amounts of trash, the loan of the money. and despite our f, as the yellow bags be brief from home, always end up full of plastic. the only way to end this pollution is to stop it from being created to stop and i want to know about them. we have to go about that as being discussed by negotiators from more than a 175 countries in boost on south korea. are they a goal to agree on a legally binding global treaty to ent, plastic pollution? often to use of conferences, delegates to tent agree on whether the treat that should include directives. the tech of the problem at source problem is that we're producing, i'm using too much, plastics. and that is completely overwhelming. all of our efforts around waste management and clean ups globally. and if we don't have a kind of common understanding, understanding that as the problem we're trying to. so it's very difficult to find

common solutions and other sticking point is lots sort of blanket goals can be agreed upon. international concerning the rate for that side design and what type of plastics can be used in at the moment that i know direct is the think global level. it's more of a patch, very confirmation of legislation. because plastics is a completely international thing. we see plastics being traded globally, but also polluting globally. one of the questions is, should we agree at the global level about assessing products that should be completely remote, you're finding the way to overcome these? heard those is wipe because once plastic find its way into regular systems, it can stay there for hundreds of years. slow the breaking down into smaller fragments. we're now finding micro plastics in our bodies. we're finding them on mount everest. micro plastics are literally everywhere. and our ability to solve some of these problems is really fundamental for what the future looks like for the next generation negotiators. they've onto the sunday to come to an agreement only

then we'll discharge in china. i have a chance to become plastic free again. graham forbes is the global plastics project, lead to green piece usa. and he is in south korea for the plastics talks. i awesome . what he expects from the negotiations as well. you know, we're here at the 5th and final round at the global plastics treaty negotiations. and this is really a once in a generation opportunity to address the plastic pollution crisis of the scale that's required. we've really, unfortunately spent about 4 and a half round of negotiations over the last 2 years running in circles. and so we're at a critical moment here in tucson, where the chair has put forward his 1st draft in. and fortunately our concern is that we're rushing to complete an agreement in the next 2 days. that was sacrifice

and fishing and fail to achieve the measures that we need to address here. fundamentally, that means cutting the amount of plastic that we produce at now, one of these measures is a global cap on plastic production on companies. why, of some countries against putting these cups on plastic production? but i think over the last few days, what we've seen is the vast majority of countries support a global target to reduce plastic production. there's a handful of countries that are oil dependence that are determined to sort of put short term economic interest ahead of the health of our climate and the future generations. and that's just completely unacceptable. and so, for example, a country like germany has a tremendous opportunity to show leadership on a global scale. and at the end of the day, that leadership could largely determine if we have a treaty that has the impact is required. or are we getting this sort of double down on, on waste management, which is ultimately going to be an effective snap,

even if this global set of rules it can be agreed upon. finally, how would these rules be enforced as well? i think decades of climate negotiations that showed us that voluntary commitments don't were sort of achieved the level of change it's required. that's why we're pushing for a global target with mandatory global contributions at the national level to achieve that target. and once we do that with the waste management process as transitioning to new economic models are possible. but as long as we allow the fossil fuel industry to flood the world with cheap version plastics, we're going to be cleaning up their toxic mass for generations. gronvold staff from green please. thank you very much. and finally, nothing is um cathedral in paris has shown itself to the world again following a devastating 55 years ago rebuilt to exacting detail. the cathedral will officially reopen next. we televised to the bench president,

the amount of them i call office for the to a 1st do inside the restoration did cost nearly 700000000 years. it was funded by the nations from around the world's see, the fido have destroyed this by a box of the ceiling and the interior closed is still being investigated. the $52.00 is all those on level 2. you're watching dw, and it says i remind them of on top story at the saw police in georgia, have used was of cannon and to a gas to dispose protested and radiant. the government's decision to suspend tolts on joining the you tasks of interest. a group of georgians diplomats of also signed and opened and that's a criticized decision saying. it did not reflect the will also people

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