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high that on jack eric, welcome to the show. we begin in georgia level where the political crisis has deepened with the appointment of a new fall, right. president with close ties to russia. opponents of once again, my start aside parliaments to protest against the form of football that mikaya mikhail come covey last really and stopped the lights on the christmas tree from being switched on the to them all has been rumbling on since the jew rolling georgia dream policies suspended tools on joining the european union. the previous president says she was that time until new elections are held a very few signs of the holiday season. in tbilisi popular anger has replaced seasonal cheer on the streets around george's parliament . demonstrators continued the things off with police after recent election. so the moscow friendly georgia dream party claimed the vote was president on

saturday, the georgia dream control problem and elected this man. miss you have a, she'd be a former football player turned right wing politicians. the opposition few years will steer georgia away from joining the european union outside the parliament building. protesters cast out on how they treat these qualifications. our north, our government, uh great uh to our election and our president candidates. you say it was rather drunk for us for georgiana pub, josie, i'll be able to present the channel. he doesn't have an invitation to the president, so we're progressing this way. we are showing our diplomas. we are more capable of being present moment use no to legitimate problem and they cannot say, look, the president, this is not because they are breaking the law despite how they see these election

today, outgoing president. so let me sort of which cd said she won't recognize the vote and called for fresh elections in order to have peace and justice in the country. new elections and need to go down to that is why we are here. the demonstrators have once again gathered for their nightly visual outside of parliament, a clear sign. they went back down as a tug of war between the government and the people continues still positions as the appointment of the new georgian president is unlawful, his dw caught correspondence. gregory seminar? well basically the opposition has been boy tilting depaula and ever since the general election. back in october, the officially the selection was won by the ruling georgia dream party. they have the parliament majority now, but the opposition, as well as the incumbent president,

tell them is what obviously they've claimed that the selection was stolen and rigorous and due to the alleged irregularities like voters intimidation or cases of double voltage. so they are calling for new general election, and this is also why the opposition didn't show up to the parliament today for the election of the new president. because cover law security was chosen by the routing majority. um, but the opposition is calling came legitimate. okay, let's move on. i did from us from the us on the european union, and the arab countries have a meeting in georgia and that's the instructional community tries to help stabilize syria, us secretary of state, anthony lincoln has been touring them at least hoping to establish a joint approach. while syria is new leaders put an administrative framework in place. yes, mr. green h t s the top of the regime of black, shaw the sides and said it will, it's government will be no based on the inclusive,

but many western powers still classify it as a terrorist organization. let's bring in daniel. so a senior fellow with the foreign policy institute, the john hopkins school of advanced international studies. he's joining us from washington dc. great to see you. what do you make of the promises we're hearing from the rebels? about protecting the rights of all syrians? because single right think so we have to see whether they'll do the right. thanks a, this is what would the right things on the wrong things be well protecting the rights of all that citizens has the right thing, including them in the, in governance is the right thing. not to under taking revenge against a groups of people who supported the assigned regime. is that right thing?

whole ring individuals accountable for what the sudden rashid, this is the right thing. so you know, this is amazing consensus. thankfully, this meeting with the air of the countries and with turkey shows that the europeans and americans are on the same page, read to the, with people in the region, but being of the same page diplomatically is not the same as employment thing. the things on the grounds and h t s. it faces the norm is difficult to use the current rulers of syria. and you mentioned, you mentioned about me thing that was being taken place in jordan. it's a big foreign, but they're all new syrians at the table. so how much come about city was? how much of a voice to the syrians gets when the international community is making such sort of

big, big meetings together? but i think the syrians, in fact, control the situation that none of the international forces still on the ground to inside seem very a really control of the situation. the turks are the strongest of the forces that they are doing damage to the curves, but they're not. the not dictating what the higher up terrier, sean, the leader of the rebellion the is doing. nor are the americans. it seems to me is it is quite right that the international skin on the same page on the syrians are making the real decisions. and this every indication that so far, most decisions are headed in the right direction. the one concern is the current in the interim government is this not appears inclusive?

is most people would like. thank you so much, daniel. so from the john hopkins school of advanced international studies, grateful tech. good. great. that you've been on the shared with us. thank you. okay, let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world. i talk. he has reopened his embassy in damascus. 12 years after it closed and career suspended operations because of security phase in the early stages of the civil war in syria, a new talk is different about the stuff i've already begun to work at the embassy us. and the gunman has killed 2 migraines and 2 security guards near the know the northern french city of dunkirk. a 22 year old man turned himself into the forest, around 10 kilometers inland from the coast next to the english channel. the also admitted kidding. another passing in a nearby time,

i was in the west side clothing and nearly a century has devastated the french overseas territory of mailed in the indian ocean. at least 2 people were killed as high winds. and heavy rain pounded the form of french colony, which is very remote cycling chide to flats, and most of the islands shampoo time has at least 5 migraines, dry. and when that boat capsized off, the greek island of gab, dulce witnesses reported many others were still missing as rescue a search for survivors. cargo ships pulled thousands of people from the war to most of them, from pakistan. the diplomats of reporting progress in negotiations on reaching a ceasefire between israel and thomas in gaza. the us extra estate on sunday blinking says, how much is re engaging in tools as the by the ministration pushes for a deal before donald trump or for returns to office next month. but there's no

laptop in hostilities. the latest is really ashtrays, have killed at least 22 people across casa families, leading the fundraising, head sort shelter for city school, but they would not safe here either. and it's raining strike reduced form. a class rooms to rumble. survive is picks through the debris, pulling bodies from the wreckage, the motor, cuz the targeting of a shelter in severity. and she came here after being displaced. i'm not home. it took refuge in with center that they were targeted and there are many dead and injured must have the children and women, but i didn't, and i just thought, well, the moment i looked followed one this up as well as military student, was looking into the a tank, it's often claims how modifying says hide in school was like these come us, which is considered a terrorist organization by many countries. denies. so it's allegations many jobs

and say there is no way as it is safe from israel stria by just the i'm fine with the children and women in it and sudden with 2 planes from the place without warning. we want people who feel for us. i mean i say, you know, been that though we want to see start, we want to true so we can breeze up. and these renewed hope a ceasefire could be on the horizon. us officials have met with egypt and president of dell fucked. a l. c. c. to facilitate reaching a deal from us. as i said before, the calorie is not coming to the rescue. they are not going to get the wider work that they've long sought, whether it's with his beloved attacking israel. whether it's a ron, whether it's the many iranian aligned proxy groups that's, that's not going to happen. and i suspect that one of the reasons they've re engage in a much more positive way in the last couple of weeks reflects that forgot zan's and

into the will can not come soon. enough. is riley strikes, continue to kill palestinians on a me a daily basis. local, helpful, far as he's put the car and dave toll at almost 45000 people, most of them civilians. side korea's parliament has voted to impinge president human psych you he attempted to impose marshall earlier this month, plunging the country into chaos. you and has been stripped of his powers, but officially still remains in office celebrations on the streets of so the south korean lawmakers vote to impeach that president. human so killed $204.00 and peas voted in favor of the impeachment process with $8.00 to $5.00 bucking the now suspended. president. shock

repulsed through the national assembly. as a speaker made the declaration an estimated 200000 people gathered on the streets outside parliament, demanding the removal of the increase in the unpopular president, whose approval ratings have plummeted to just 11 percent. i'm so moved in, i think the people, one legal aid was less than 2 weeks ago. the used to keel announced a martial law. plunging the country into a states of anger and his korea into a political crisis. it was retracted just 6 hours later after law made cuz unanimously voted it down. speaking, following the impeachment vote you said he would fight for the couldn't trade to

the very end. why don't you go to thomas? you? well, i may pause for a moment now, but the journey toward the future, which i have worked with the people over the past 2 and a half years must never come to a hold. one child, i will never give up. its now up to the country is constitutional called to decide on human future 8 to 6 months to consider whether to remove him from office or reject the impeachment restore his powers. oh, okay, let's get you a reminder of our top story, not georgia's political crisis, has deepened with the appointments of a new fall rights president with close ties to russia. opponents of once again must die side parliament of protest against the full month full of mikhail capital. spending the last president says she was that side until new elections.

ok, that's also not coming up. after the break. we joined the french foreign legion on patrols in the jungles object part time from 4 of us there on the news team temp invalid. thank you for watching us by the people in trucks in judge was trying to feed the city center and the straight pieces the around the world more than 130000000 people of.