activists credit has arrived in the portuguese capital lisbon headed for the un climate summit in the dritte she had been attending climate protests in the united states and made the entire transatlantic crossing by boat had refused to fly back to europe because of the carbon emissions involved. the final moments of the nearly 3 week journey across the atlantic ocean from the united states to lisbon portugal grettir turn bugg look tired and happy to be back on dry land the 16 year old swede said she took the transatlantic voyage by boat to prove a point. i'm not travelling like this because i want everyone to do so i'm doing this to sort out some of the messages because it is. easy. thank god it is impossible to live sustainable today and they're saying these become much easier to invoke arrives in europe as the un's cup 25 climate summit is in full swing representatives and delegates from some 200 countries have gathered in madrid spain to try and find a way to reduce the world's emissions of greenhouse gases her rival also coincided with the release of a bleak report from the world meteoro

climate summit in the spanish capital dritte. well at that climate conference weather experts are warning that the past decade is almost certain to have been the hottest on record the annual assessment of the earth's climate by the world meteorological organization paints a bleak image of vanishing vanishing ice devastating heat waves and encroaching seas now one main goal of the climate summit is ensuring that the world's biggest economies like germany's become a carbon neutral in 30 years by 2050. the focus right now is on who will launch real action against climate change last year a new record was set with humans pumping more gigatons of greenhouse gases into the environment than ever before now at the u.n. climate conference in madrid spain delegates from around the world are expected to get clear on exactly how they'll take action moving forward. u.n. secretary general antonio could terrorise said the war against nature must stop do we really want could be remembered as the generation that burden to bear being the sands. wh

we're going to run to the top stories here on the cup $25.00 climate summit in the dritte has ended with some agreement on pushing for greater ambition for greenhouse gas cuts but there is no decision on a key target about carbon limits trading. thousands of anti-government protesters a black rallying outside lebanon's parliament a day off to police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at them they're calling for a new independent head of government. and turkey's president says he will give whatever support necessary to libya's internationally recognized government comes after his foreign minister said he could be willing to send troops to counter war only for hafter. police in the eastern democratic republic of congo say members of the allied democratic forces rebel group have killed at least $22.00 people in an overnight raid and it happened in beni region a series of deadly attacks over the past months at least $179.00 civilians have been killed since the government launched an offensive against rebels in october. and staying in the city at least $32.00 people have been confirmed dead af

next year european countries said no deal on the subject was better than a weak 1 o'clock is in the dritte he says leaders decided to take whatever they could get. given the baltics indecision and national differences that will release these talks with very much of the threat of collapse that many people will take what we have right now remember this is all about building a vision for 2020 with the paris agreement mechanism takes full flight and in syria it enables nations around the world 'd to work together to fight climate change security forces in lebanon have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at anti-government protesters have gathered outside parliament for a 2nd night demonstrations in beirut calling for a new independent head of government also chanting against saturday's crackdown on the most violent since protests began 2 months ago aid agencies to make a 130 people were injured. turkish president to one says he will give whatever support is necessary including troops to libya's internationally recognized government that potentially puts the turks on a collision course with the u

of the champions league which takes place in february 1 of these former clubs gone when the roma dritte time winners around madrid are up against manchester city while the holders liverpool take on athletico madrid other standout matches see italian champions event his place leo and paris a should rent play brought the endorsement josie maria has taught him take on german leaders are be like. european champions liverpool are currently in doha for the club world cup of the 1st major test event for the main world cup in 2022 and most countries haven't even started qualifying but the host nation already has plans in place for what happens after the tournament finishes and he richardson reports. the 2022 world cup is reshaping cattles landscape in 3 years' time this country will host football's biggest tournament but already plans are being made for what happens when it's all over. the man known in cattle restocked a cool used to design air conditioning for cause for the last decade he's been developing cooling technology for football stadiums science with long term value for qatar and othe

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one of the top stories here now to 0 the cop $25.00 climate summit in the dritte has ended with a compromise deal that's disappointed many it pushes for greater ambition the greenhouse gas cuts but there were no decision on rules for international carbon markets. for a 2nd night lebanese security forces have driven away sawzall of anti-government protesters who are rallying outside parliament in beirut with president to name a new independent head of government. and turkey's president says he will give whatever support necessary to libya's internationally recognized government comes after his foreign minister said he'd be willing to send troops to count toward khalifa haftar. thousands of people have fled their homes in west new share or to fight is linked to eisele attacked an army camp on tuesday killing 71 soldiers the violence has raised new humanitarian concerns in the region close to nature as border with mali i'm going to just report from monday's capital bamako. understand what saddam did by friends and family mohammad a target that describes his near death experience when i was stil

climate conference has come to a close in the dritte with a partial agreement but the world's biggest polluters couldn't agree on some of the most contentious issues out the talks dragged on 2 days past the deadline countries at the cop $25.00 summit will improve their current pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with the paris agreement but those new commitments will be presented at next year's summit but the whole issue of global and global carbon markets has been put off until next year but concepts allows those who exceed the pollution levels to buy credits from those who don't the u.s. brazil astray india and china have all been blamed for stalling talks on that issue for the past 2 weeks that in protest. across the world many led by students unhappy at the lack of action on climate change on saturday members of the group extinction rebellion dumped horsman outside the conference to air their frustration nick clock reports now from madrid. it was a relentless log of endless negotiations whole blocks of nations working at old with a seemingly impossible goal of an ag

climate conference taking place in the dritte this week has emerged as a leading advocate for action to address the global climate crisis in the middle of the road this is the news from berlin for more follow us on twitter at d w news or check out our website that's. a year ago this seemingly typical teenager began skipping school every friday to call attention to climate change and it quickly became clear that she was no rebel without a call today 16 year old grad a tune bag became the youngest person to become time magazine's person of the year in just 12 months this student from stockholm has issued a wake up call about global warming and her generation is listening and what about her parents' generation are they listening to i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. you don't think really elections are by telling the truth about us. and i'm still klux. klan and. that's because of my business and i'm a little bit late. to. the beginning.

climate summit in the dritte meeting was supposed to end on friday but disagreements mean that the negotiations are dragging on representatives of more than 200 nations are trying to strike a deal on emissions targets and. police have clashed with anti-government protesters in the lebanese capital beirut firing tear gas to present them getting through the barricades the parliament demonstrations calling for political reform has been taking place across the country since october. tens of thousands of so-called saw diem protesters have rallied in rome against right we need a mattress a lean h. and m. to immigrants legal costs of the movement poses intolerance nationalism and xenophobia the trademark is to keep up the public's quest as tightly as thousands of. rescue teams in new zealand have returned to white island but have not found the bodies of 2 people still missing after last week's volcano eruption and the death toll has risen to 50. is the news from violence will follow us on twitter news all visit our website dot com. everything comes to an end even in football this week on kickoff we ha