of dreams coming through, making money, having a son with not full of injunction stuffs. december 13th on d, w. the this is the, the you news life from berlin. george's prime minister rejects calls for new elections as the opposition boy cox, the new parliament. thousands gather for a 4th night of protests against the government's decision to suspend talks to join the european union. also on the show, rebel groups in syria celebrates their advance into a level, but they're surprised. defensive has displaced thousands of local residents. and negotiators meet in south korea failed to reach a deal on a landmark tree to curb plastic pollution delegates from nearly $200.00 nations, want to stop millions of tons of plastic waste entering the environment each year.

the melissa chan, thanks for joining us. georgia's prime minister has rejected calls for new elections after the opposition boycotted, the new parliament. thousands of people have gathered into believe c for a 4th night of protests against the election results and the government's decision to suspend its bid to join the european union. demonstrators fear the governing georgia dream party could abandon the process completely and move toward closer ties with moscow. state of the correspond, maria kind of might say, is at tonight's protest. and a short time ago, she described what's happening outside the parliament building while the discuss. so as the parliament square has assaulted. alrighty, i think you can probably you can see on the background the police are firing what's

off as the protesters you probably can see now from the windows of the parliament and the the, you know, the area is completely flooded. the, the pro testers in response are launching the, the protests in this month alone, seeing the fireworks in other bass. the police has mobilized on the left side of the parliament and is using already. there was a kind of distressing to the crowd. no, it's it's, you know, it's not introducing but not only it's police it but across. c the country protests are ongoing, so you can hear that it's quite loud. people are taunting uh, you know, referring to the russians and due to the rise police that is trying not to discuss the problem. maria must be so pay audit. there must be hard to even hear us. i mean,

we can hear the, the sort of the crack of the tear gas and water cannon sounds from the police. it looks like from these live pictures. i'm, can you talk to us a little bit about the tension, the dramatic fall out between the prime minister and the president today? does this make the current searches situation worse for the country now is the prime minister, say to the precedents must vacate. c on a presidential office once a month, a explore as in december. however, the president had stated before that she will not step down because she is not recognizing the parliamentary elections with the georgia dream. uh government uh, according to official results. um the claims uh the victory. now she said that she

will remain as the president since there is no legitimate parliament. and she will not that how mondays will continue until there is a legitimate government with the legitimate problem is it will be a ball. would it be able to, um, to, to the successor um, no, the georgia engine government insist that the elections will uh, clean and how is the side the um, you know, uh, watch probably lots of different collaborative stokes and mounted by it's a national local, it's of us on the it's um, you know, we understand that the use of funding mission is also something it's you know. 1 the, it's the mission to investigate those. there was a lot of it is so there's definitely also concerns the fast may all the end of the people is. c it definitely has to do with a contest of deluxe and for us. and then you know that they're european top. is that so the endangers. now need at least maria kind of might say reporting from to

believe c and still able to hear the crack of also what appears to be fire crackers from the protestors. thank you very much. serious military is rushing reinforcements to the northwest and launching air strikes against insurgents who sees the city of a level in a surprise offensive. the rebels led by a hottie group are now advancing to neighboring, hama province all summer welcoming the fighters. thousands are fleeing the region and finding refuge in displaced persons camps. the after massive government ears to writes on the city of good lives in north western serious volunteers with the syrian civil defense known as the white helmets are helping the injured russian and syrian war planes. are targeting the rebel health stronghold after thousands of opposition fighters launched a surprise assault a few days ago. sweeping through several towns and villages including leveled to

the north. thousands are fleeing the sudden escalation and fighting and many for ending up in camps for the displaced like this one in northern italy province. so i'm a hot about came here with her children. she's from a town just east of ed live high up salyers. we had a hard life in the village because of the escalating attack. the real kids, the shelling and asteroids from the plains on one side. and the drones on the other side, like children were terrified have left the hospital the season before this latest round of a tax encounter. airstrikes, syria was grappling with one of the largest refugee crises in the world. according to the un, more than 7000000 people remain internally displaced because of the civil war. us much more, he does from a village outside it live, like many in the camp. he hopes the coalition of rebel groups that launch the surprise attack will succeed in toppling president bush. charlotte, sad aircraft,

were following the bustling news in gold. william, the regime will full. we're counting the days until we can return because the kids are tired and stressed. we came here with only the codes in our box. nothing else matters. the 67 kilometers to the north, the redwood van since allowed another group of exiled residents to return home. this line of vehicles is entering a level city after a decade of control by the charlotte such forces opposition fighters have captured much of serious largest city. the latter praise god. after 10 years of displacement from elect her we have returned. may god bring back every display suppressed and return our pete po's. those stood intended to that home the same. and just as we've enjoyed the live production of our city, the god's willing, they to the joyce and the liberation of the, as the syrian military says,

it's sending reinforcements to push back the fighters and present the charlotte side is going to defeat what he calls the terrorist and their supporters a marina muran is a post doctoral researcher and the worst studies department at kings college. she has more on who the rebel group. h t s short for. hi i terry. awesome is it's a good question. the group is fairly new, so it was formed or re branded in 2017 by album and how much july me. but it's an off spring of a more radical group of which existed since 2011. the beginning of the syrian civil war is your part that most right. and that group did have ties to al qaeda. it is a very interesting concoction here because um, on the one hand, this group is preaching and so our fee is warm so that that's a sunni branch will face from a radical islam of the other hand according to the gilani himself. he wants to

unite all the opposition and he doesn't want any secretary in while and in or the to challenge the assad government. that being said, the screw has been put on the foreign terrorist organizational list by the united states in 2018 because they are the things it cover. it really works with ok that even if it's over at lee denounced old kite and the rest of the some of the fighters and it was in the blue link to kind of. so let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. the european union's new foreign policy chief kaya collis has met with you. crane's president brought him your zalinski in keys, hours after taking office. call us reassured zelinski of the use continuing support for it. ukraine's defense against russia. soleski is taking security guarantees from nato and more weapons to defend ukraine and run the u. n.

agency. supporting post in your refugees is causing the delivery of aid through the main cargo crossing into gaza, due to security concerns. it's chief says the road out of the care. michelle long crossing has not been safe for months, and large convoys of agents are being stolen by armed gangs. ballot counting is underway in romania is parliamentary elections. exit polls show the governing social democrats in the lead. the vote follows the 1st round of presidential elections won by a far right candidate and the head of a presidential run off next weekend. the elections could determine whether it romania continues its pro, you pass. negotiations for an international treaty to curb plastic pollution have reached a stalemate and need more time. the chairman says the un estimates around $20000000.00 tons of plastic waste leaks into oceans and waterways every year. the

tree intends to address this issue, but the divide remains between the countries pushing for a plastic production cap and a handful of oil producing countries. want to focus on plastics. waste a c, w. 's, environmental porter, louise osborne joins us for more. so louise, it looks like the summit has failed and that's right. um, basically they were supposed to come to an agreement on a international treaty by the end of today that it hasn't happened after 2 years of negotiations. it will now be pushed likely into next year. and one of the big issues behind this was the piece with production. so they're all countries from a high ambition correlation a. so they say who we're looking for a limit on the amount of plastic that has made, which would also obviously reduce any waste, but the oil producing company countries mainly who wants who didn't want to see

that limit in place. i mean obviously oil is used to make plastic. so this one of the issues. another issue uh say list, who were on the ground there is that that was also a significant plastic lobby at the tool which they say it has undermined the process. and so just to step back a little bit highs. i know, i think we all know the answer, but why is plastic such a big problem? i mean, i think it's the kinds of a moments that are being produced square so heavily dependent on plastic, you know, for packaging, for a tech styles, for all of these different things, even toys. um, to the point where we're producing 400000000 tons every year, this is a, a huge amount. and we only actually recycle 9 percent of this. which means that most of it ends up in landfills being bonds and also in the environment. so impacting, for example, marine wildlife choking up rivers and oceans and also contaminating soil

and ground water. so this is a huge problem and as it stands, plant stick production is supposed to ramp up. so by 2060, it would trip whole making this an even bigger problem. waste isn't the only issue there is also, i mean, as i just said, fossil fuels are used to make plastic fossil fuels mean emissions, which also think contributes to the problem of climate change. it's amazing because there's been so much effort to sort of not use plastic flip the numbers keep growing. so any chance that this sort of initiative will get back on the table. i mean, i was supporting the closing primaries and a lot of the delegates who are, who with are in boost on a very determined to make this work. obviously when they meet again, they will be coming across the same kinds of problems. so we could see a treaty, that is, we could then, then some of them want to see, but that will be something that the delicate from the pacific. i'm

a nation's who was representing the group actually said the future of our communities hangs in the balance. we can't afford to fail, and i think that's what they will be going forward with in the next 2 weeks. just a very quick question before the end of the show we, we've on, does this require the initiative a major country like china or the united states? so, i mean, these 2 countries, all the biggest plastic purchases and a lot of eyes are on them. apparently they weren't present as the plenary, we're coming to a close. but i think that there are a lot of countries that will be looking at them to make a statement on how they want to go forward with produce production of plastic. yeah, it's definitely going to be a whole of a world effort and needs these major countries to be involved and to be engaged and when they are distracted, it becomes a big problem for making things happen. absolutely. thank you so much, louise osborne, for joining us. this and you're up to date of next we report on

a pakistani man who was brought to europe by a people trafficker and has not been heard from since that's after the break. i'm also chan. thanks for watching the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in that smoke, it's karen use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is this is with the weekdays on w. my name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying a loud noise would have been nosy de la,

good. everyone to king a healthy award winning called called the called back. the for the love of god, i beg you to find my son. wherever he is, the my son, his loss to the queen was find him. i can't live without him. um what that was like the end of days for us when his body arrived. how much gutted thousands of young pakistani men have already lost their lives, trying to flee to your at the dreams of a better life, often end and heartbreak for the loved ones. they leave behind the

brook suddenly a b, b and her husband. and she has all rain are trying to find out what happened to the eldest son, ali, the youngest son hamza is helping them off if you know any of the but us on we're worried about i do find out anything. may still nothing, no news so badly. i've got it, but you keep on telling us i will receive some information. can you folks to call you back on zillow? please tell us when we can expect to hear news about how much did that come but me, i you really received no information at all. not on any was really was a board in over crowded, fishing for the ship, sank off the coast of greece in 2023. over 300 pakistani refugees died in this one tragedy alone. the international rescue committee has estimated

a total of around $600.00 victims to this day, at least family has received no news of his fate. the ollie was healthy and strong as they put up, but she was as brave as a lion. she didn't want to leave for the agent, persuaded him down to the box to barely promise all of the world and told my son to keep you in italy in 12 days. that's was over a year and a half ago now. but his family refuses to give up we just want to know what happened to our son. we hope the agent will call us and at least return our money up up in the government should ensure that all the victims families are financially compensated. we lost our son, but we also lost a great deal of money. have you not to see that when you set out for your up in may

2023. his family had high hopes that he would work that and send money home. they wanted to use it to finish building that house. now, best son is missing the gun. the house or future depended on him. if we ever needed anything, any kind of help, we relied upon him. it's a difficult situation for the foaming family made even honda by the fact that enquiring with the o socrates leads to a dead end or give us a domino d v for you, but that we've done real criminals on the smugglers. joyce, the authorities that i got the f i yeah. when we file a case, the person who gets accused spends a few months in jail, but then the officials get bribed and let them go. and they try to been that many other victims make similar accusations. but the authorities refused to take

responsibility with what exactly is driving people to sleep pockets done for your at this crisis began developing and practice done decades ago. in some regions, it was triggered by economic crises on the permit to go instability such as food in security, on of all the titles safety, also driving people to fully established smuggling networks, organize the legal passages of refugees from package them through around to key and libya in recent years, both official and unofficial migration from pakistan has increased significantly since the 2022 ousting of then prime minister in ram con. the country has been ruled with instability. a severe economic crisis. high inflation rates on the rise in violence in the border regions have become a part of daily life. well,

sorry to say that by september 2024 more than 700000 parties, donny's had left the country in search of better job opportunities. but the official data shows that more than 800000 people emigrated in 2023 unknown rural areas are particularly affected. money cannot afford to go abroad legally. so they often opt unregulated roots, while pakistan was not among the top 10 countries of origin to people arriving in europe in 2022. it is now in the top 10 the goods on while a city in the northeast of punjab, provence, hey, we have an appointment in an embargo, a place of worship, so she almost limbs,

family and friends have gathered to pay their respects to siad cool, mild husein who was laid to rest the day before the his father shows us his grades. the walk there is a heavy one, say him the customary to recite a few verses from the koran. according to regional beneath, this will relieve the burden of the dead door. then above deluxe, alaska, i only found out 2 days later that he had left. it is everyone in the family knew except me. i thought you gonna love that, but she was afraid it would make me sick out of that. so he didn't tell me. he was leaving 2 days later i learned he had to part it at home on the 3rd day and we received news of his death. we had up about my son last week because he

wanted a better future. yeah, if you wanted us his parents to have a better life to and that that was his wish. automated model, the agent convinced him. yeah. agenda never gonna cause a lot we none not to same. died in both area. the family, the end of his death from this video, his friends report that he was tortured by a smuggler and died from his injuries. but this has never been confirmed. so gary and authorities sent the body back to pakistan with notes permitted to speak to other family members. they belonged to a strict she effect and refused to discuss the matter further thoughts. his father wanted to share his story, to help other fathers avoid the same tragic sight. he says. but what is the government doing to stump and legal migration?

in recent years, some of those have been passed to come back to human trafficking. but the problem persists. we meet and we're on the machine and local gen and this done, social worker who has been researching migration for years now according to him to same story is not an isolated one or from job to be exposed to the he been job that was a did a young man who traveled to europe a bit, especially from rural oakland jobs, are doing so to secure themselves a better future and escape poverty. g. p, a be these, but just by, as they saw the little the for teenagers or men in their twenties, there is no future. here we'll go. we will have the name of the know jobs and conditions at home are tough to update their content, but also google or they believe they'll have better chances abroad that i can abroad day. the shit is concerns because he's city has been heavily affected. amadi our products, we started because she had,

i've had many young men from the city. a nearby villages have died on their journey is to turkey or libya via the agenda about a game that comes up with jobs out the some have been in europe or on the road for years. yeah. a little upset and they've neither been able to help their families back home, nor have they ever returned. they've got a lot of those for does a good or novel? got a lot of the idea that they have so many aspects and effected families, accused the authorities of either not doing enough or even being part of the problem. we attempted to get the statement from the pakistani investigative oath ortiz, nobody responded despite the fatalities. the situation has not changed in the villages. local agents connect with young people who are interested in using smugglers to flee. today these 2 young men are here talking to a smuggler. he has agreed to let us record the conversation

by we'd like to travel to europe. what should we do? no problem. we'll get you there. on the 1st you need to take the bus from more time to quit, so you'll have to cross the border to iran on foot. and once you're on the other side, i contact will pick you up by car. do you need to pay $0.15 a sense of $20000.00 rupees around 70. yours in advance? for the rest of the journey, you should have about 400002500000 rubies, approximately 2000 euros. it's better to carry cash. it can save you with problems arise or both of you. boeing now. yes, but the shipwreck increases scared a lot of people or not to be the that's true. but we transport our clients in small rubber boats. ready that incident happen for other reasons. you'll travel safely. i'll be responsible for your safety. don't worry about it. i'll take responsibility

for the trip up to quite time. a little. i mean it was like the bus there. oh, good. that's not good. i mean, isn't that they do these because you're only responsible have to quite to how will we safely reach our destination? the mother you to you made and use. i'm responsible for the whole journey, both within and outside pockets done kind of the people you meet on the other side of the border are also our contacts. you don't need to worry about that. if you're determined to go, you'll make the journey. you know what the situation in our country is like the conversations and deals like these are not uncommon. the agents move around relatively freely in the villages. we return to work. so now b, b. s on the alley also fell victim to promises like these. she refuses to give up. looking at his photo, one of the phone she would call is moments with his son. as

a mother, she could never give up on her child, even while she faced the west. more than a year and a half since the ship wreck on the mediterranean, and she has still not found any peace. he hugged me and kissed me on the forehead as he left. he said good bye to his parents and just left . go to mecca and others my last words to him or make god protect you unless i get yesterday. he said that everything would be fine. i don't know what happened to him. we never heard from him again. the actually ride the guides know the way around. what

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