others the promise of a net 0 world a reality now on the past to cop 26 i urge everyone to show in bishan stop the assault on our planet and do what we need to get into the future of our children and grandchildren. he is the chief executive of 3rd generation environmental as i'm an independent european think tank he says clean energy technology has become cheaper and developing countries need support to adopt it. the cost of clean energy a full parasol faster than we ever thought 30 years faster offshore wind solar electric vehicle the u.k. just published really detailed analysis of how it was going to get to carbon neutrality by 2050 and it was cheaper than its previous target machine can get that and cheaper than all targets we had 10 years ago even though i'm much more ambitious so the key driver now is it's cheaper to go clean the question of how to do it as a former economist was when i say people overplay the importance of global carbon taxes and trading is the key issue is investment and so just because it's cheap doesn't mean it's easy to marry especially from the developing count

go close those ideas and beliefs and bishan the passages about the world but also to try and get other people to engage in those issues as well. again to sing twins work is about to ality building a fair a future by examining. the past. well theaters of museums and concert venues in the united states are now looking to the future with a little more confidence the u.s. is finally releasing its 1st big aid package for the arts $15000000000.00 broadway leaders and museum directors are thanking congress for the funds which much of the culture sector sees as a last chance for survival amid the coronavirus pandemic the boost comes as part of congress's $900000000000.00 stimulus plan. and sticking with the u.s. now the washington national cathedral is all aflutter with a flock of 2000 origami doves now doves are a common motif around christmas time but this installation is more than just holiday decoration. white dogs a symbol of peace and freedom the dog is also the messenger the dean of washington national cathedral hopes the message here can be one of transformation. it's a thing of beauty

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summit on climate and bishan report on what they've done since the paris climate accord was agreed exactly 5 years ago progress toward achieving the deals goals is not so encourage that goal the problem was 5 years ago the historic paris agreement was adopted at the climate conference called 21 the goal is to keep the global temperature rise well below 2 degrees celsius compared to pre-industrial levels. since then 100 in 1009 nations have ratified the agreement but 5 years on progress has been slow. the biggest emitters have yet to submit goals that will put them in line with the accord. some countries have committed to becoming company neutral by 2050 you'll have. that includes the world's 2nd biggest emitter the united states which had withdrawn from the accord but to set to rejoin under president elect joe biden. the world's biggest polluter to china promises to follow suit by 2060 but no nation has yet outlined details for how they will meet these climate goals. carbon dioxide emissions declined by around 7 percent this year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic but nation's plans f

it one thing, but the vaccination just speaks to the ambition that don't what we can achieve with bishan and what we can achieve if we really seek to achieve our goals. and that's why we're calling for global solidarity at this point and to see vaccinations as a, as a global public goods that should be available for everybody. and not just for the wealthy and something that needs to be for all countries and pro people that the federal aids vaccine we have, we have trials ongoing. the fundamental issue is the complexity of the virus and also the longevity of the illness. so it's actually much more difficult to see results from trials in real time. so we hope to get to culture new to progress, the corn, growing investment in inbox and nations, a new treatment programs because they are, they all bring results and do make a difference to people's lives to my to new u.n. aid. thank you very much. thank you. very much and us and dr from madera is asking for a margin c approval of its covert 1000 vaccine in both europe and the united states . that means it could be in use in the united states w

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accusations and a pending investigation on human rights violations torture and arbitrary earth as an bishan that mother who is responsible for there's also rampant corruption that makes it difficult for aid to reach the people that really need it. reporting from kind of 7 is about to thank you very much. you're watching d.w. nero's stick with us up next the latest a coronavirus news in our covert 19th special. bombs or thank you so much for spending part of your day i'll be back at the top of the hour with the world headlines. the fight against the coronavirus 10 democrats. as the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update. on t.w. . what's the secret to this classic. music the sound. or the story behind the music. before the insurance reduced. up. beethoven's 9th symphony for the world starts to simmer down on g.w. . using a u.v. lamp to kill the corona virus that's just one light bulb moment in a multitude of responses to the 19th cologne was repurposed and hand sanitizer at the beginning of the pandemic the speed of i

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you find that countries who are proposing to do shop more than they need to do a desk should not bishan the culture that nima contributed to the climate problem should much more be shown to do than the rich countries the industrialized countries. are not serious about short term measures but there are other pushing everything to be looked at rates so that dickon of foyt do it and it immediately but will well if needed melanie's it needed action. is abandoning fossil fuels at a realistic target. it is realistic the problem is the kind of narratives will build a body as human beings our history our lives by economists our politics that we're driven by stories that we tell ourselves about so many years people are always said we can do without for seems to as some people said was or will be the major and i just saw us into the foreseeable future but now scientists is saying that we just have a few more years coupled to the atmosphere that we have to ship from me so if we want humans and other living beings on the planet so by it we have no option but the ship to fall short of the question o

corona and that they hit by fiscal constraints by and that this and still they're putting out high and bishan the important thing is that developed countries are bringing in the resources to support those countries developed countries have pledged to provide $100000000000.00 u.s. dollars by 2020 and we do not know yet whether they actually will have matched that numbers and they will need to increase further that support because there are those resources are necessary that developing countries can actually met them vision and depth to the effects of climate change david right experts in international climate policy from german watch thank you for joining us thank you very much. germany has set a new record for corona virus infections with nearly 30000 cases in the past 24 hours 598 people have died the highest daily total yet weeks of a partial lockdown have been slow the spread of infection and nuff and much tougher restrictions seem almost inevitable now with political momentum building for a stricter along down over the holidays several german states are now already taking matters in their

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insurance firms providing services the companies supplying key equipment and or stream to becomes bishan to the already existing north stream pipeline which also runs through the baltic sea it will be able to pump 55000000000 cubic meters of natural gas from russia to germany every year and then on to the rest of europe journalist thomas fassbender shared his thoughts on the project's future. as we see today both sides the germans the russians and also the european union they are basically committed to finish this project now it's 94 percent complete it would be simply so silly to. dump almost 10000000000 euros in the in the baltic sea for nothing but of course the u.s. also already has u.s. administration. continues to or pressure approach to pressure the discipline's version of the governments but mr biden it's a very difficult choice the new american president will have to follow it really follow the old policy of of his previous estimate on the truck going against the project i think very much the opposition to or north stream to is not a pet project of donald trump but it is deeply

and they should work who's the local physician in order to make sure they can there at sea and one bishan the one good morocco has become the 4th arab nation to agree to normalize ties with israel the u.s. brokered the deal promising in exchange to recognize morocco's claim of the disputed west and sauerbraten president donald trump and else the deal on twitter. here is the area but shop until now the u.s. a great balls to speak of its area and great western sahara has been fought over for years by morocco and they saw how we ethnic group israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it helps the path to peace for the why the middle east. this is the foundation on which we can now build this peace will resume liaison offices quickly between israel and morocco and work as rapidly as possible to establish full diplomatic relations we also institute direct flights between morocco in israel and israel in morocco giving this bridge of peace and even more solid foundation this will be a very warm peace peace as never the light of peace on this hanukah day has never shown brighter than today in

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every when it is the same story in almost every home affected here in cancun and as a way also sliwa bishan is to become a surgeon but after the d.c. spent in captivity he's having a rethink about future studies because. frankly every student is scared of going back. threatened to kill us next time they sees us many of his fellow students will regain their freedom are equally scared about continuing their education after threats made by the kidnappers but slowly they can get a community is getting back on its feet. the mood in going to has dramatically changed since algeria's last visit here are a few days ago 1344 students are still missing now the local market is fully open but the main talking point for the people is security they want to see evidence of more protection by the security forces and get a seat at the age of a force that stretches into them for where many of the bandits gangs of gunmen hide out before launching attacks on local communities that. is the most vulnerable council area in katsina state yes we have one armored personnel carrier a few soldiers and police but that's

they should work has a lot of physician in order to make sure they can take their out see and one bishan go and get it ok thank you so much for your time dr alan mocked out there chief strategy officer of population health at the university of washington thank you. we're alcoa has become the fall of the arab nation to agree to normalize ties with israel u.s. brokered the deal promising in exchange to recognize morocco's claim of the disputed west in soho every to president donald trump announce the deal on process . second look at the area with shelf until the us agreed was disputed the area in great western sahara has been fought over 3 years by morocco and the ethnic group israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it helps the path to peace for the wider middle east this is the foundation on which we can now build this piece will resume liaison offices quickly between israel and morocco and work as rapidly as possible to establish full diplomatic relations we also institute direct flights between morocco in israel and israel in morocco giving this bridge of peace and even more sol

and where there is growing incitement against people of a certain background and so the end here bishan threshold is lowered and that could increase the danger of not just hate speech being disseminated on the net but also of crimes being committed in the end. as seen in the german city of hama on october 9th 2019 stefan bellyache tried to force his way into this synagogue intent on carrying out a massacre on the jewish holiday of yom kippur only the locked synagogue door prevented even worse horrors frustrated he instead murdered 40 year old lana lang outside the synagogue and 20 year old kevin in a kebab shop as barely a fled he wounded a further 2 people with his selfmade he also streamed his attack live online through his online community who could react in real time and share it with others but he himself is believed to have uploaded the material to just 2 forums. after seeing its potential. link to the biggest image board online for chan where it soon accumulated thousands of page views it then entered the public domain and found itself on smart phones around the world even victim

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apparent talent and drive his 1st taste of football abroad came early on and helped confirm his own bishan he went to denmark to a spirit when the of us 15 or 16 my my brought there lived so it was easy to go to a spirit and then they find out it was as good like their danish voice and. i think they want to be a professional and he decided that i should malta with him and it all out of place so we moved to s.b.s. . and got an apartment that. but he got injured so we go home again then they come to play with that they want and i guess he was all the 18 and then he scored against russia and the coach from newcastle contacted him after the game and it ended with that he got the new cast. but soon after a coaching change at newcastle united saw him quickly fall out of favor of the english premier league side he once again returned home when you're here in farrell we grew up you were the best player. when you come to england. come player from europe and. play with the national. competition it is not like. i think the set but when he came back to thailand and he has become stronger and because w

support because there are those resources are necessary that developing countries can actually met them bishan and debt to the effects of climate change david right experts in international climate policy from german watch thank you for joining us thank you very much. germany has set a new record for corona virus infections with nearly 30000 cases in the past 24 hours 598 people have died the highest daily total yet weeks of a partial lockdown have been slow the spread of infection and nuff and much tougher restrictions seem almost inevitable now with political momentum building for a stricter along down over the holidays several german states are now already taking matters in their into their own hands here the record infections are not just a number german hospitals like this one in mannheim are struggling to treat the rising number of patients with covert 19. get out on the streets you might not know the country is in crisis the so-called lockdown light restrictions mean shops and schools are still open the german state of baton written back is not waiting for the federal government to take

insistence on war and the delusion that they will achieve their dreams of expansion and influence and then bishan is to control the oil fields and export ports to cure with our wealth its collapsing economy and then the incursion into the depths of africa. there's lots more still to come in this hour work clothing will visit the tiny american sting that's taken the national spotlight to produce producing the country's next president the literary renee sound sane iraq from a new generation trying to write their place in the history book. and the indian fans find their voice again the latest cricket coming up and sport. we've got some snowy weather in the forecast for a couple of parts of here in particular particularly down towards the balkans big massive cloud a little area of low pressure brings a very stormy weather across the southern parts of italy the other side of the age where we will see significant snow fall coming into the balkans over the next couple days 20 to 30 centimeters certainly possible over the next 24 to 48 hours we will eventually see some snow to coming in across the britis

dangerous there will be so given that the goal of going to net 0 is really critical in terms of climate bishan we need to start right now and the latest science actually indicates that at the moment we're likely to get to 1.5 degree early in the 2030 years so that's not very far away and and so we do need to accelerate their mission reductions the sorts of emission reductions that the u.k. is announce that the u.s. announced of 55 or 60 percent reductions is the sort of ambition or this but 2030 is the sort of ambition that we need globally and we need to deliver on where the great state of emergency india have not had and that the director of the climate change institute and here in canberra thanks so much for being with us again mark great to have you on out of there thanks for starting and moving on and the u.k. is brecht's at negotiator david frost has arrived in brussels as a deadline looms to agree on a trading deal but britain and the e.u. have warned and no deal outcome is actually most likely one of the main sticking points is whether european fishermen will still have access to water

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a month long exit bishan has opened in japan celebrating the facemask yes it's a nation that embrace the protective covering long before the pandemic and has been thanked for helping it avoid the worst bribed reports it's billed as a theme park for masks the mask is fashion statement a thing of beauty but also life preserving functionality requiring maintenance and accessories and available those festive offerings just in time for the holidays yes and i think everyone wears masks as a daily necessities but i don't think they have the chance to find and try something new we hope to provide that kind of opportunity there's mask chic in abundance but on this opening day not that many visitors perhaps on surprising with japan tackling it's the wave of the coronavirus it's fitting the mask should be celebrated here with few countries embracing the face covering as widely as japan the practice was already well established long before people knew of kovi dainty. i've always worn masks especially around spring and autumn because i'm allergic to pollen and i change my masks depending on what