dw is lucio schultz and is in paris covering this story. lucy, another night of violence across france, despite the deployment of $40000.00 police officers. is there a sense that these riots are getting out of control? so you, you could actually say that sir, this night has been even worse than good. we have seen the nights before, and there has been a tax on also on stores. and observers say that this might be because the schools and police stations have been better protected. but then they, the people took the anger against the stores. uh oh sir. i saw images of the bus depot bed 12 boxes has been burned down. so the images that come from the phone over front, not only the parent suburbs anymore, of a very impressive dish or a big, big skate of destruction. and also this night the destruction also took it into paris and that has been stores um, destroyed here. um, so it is a certainly an unseen violence right now. aside from strengthening police presence on the streets, what is president in mind while account doing to handle this crisis? as you might have exxon is going to preside ov

those are correspondent, lucio schultz. and in paris there's a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. health officials in mexico say more than a 100 people have died there in the past month due to a series of heat waves. the heat has caused more than a 1000 emergencies across the country. scientist, a global warming is exacerbating the extreme weather. it says the country prices for another heat place in july protestors of storms. the swedish embassy in baghdad, after a copy of the crown was burned at a most in stockholm. dozens of people entered the con pound, some set fire to a rainbow flag representing the l g b t t plus community. several muslim majority countries have condemned sweden for allowing the qur'an burning protest on wednesday. climate active scripted to in burke has met with you for a new president, automated zalinski in keith. they talked about the environmental impact of the war . turn bag, criticize the global response to the ecological effects of the destruction of the car, c

those are correspond at lucio schultz and in paris sketchup on a few other stories making headlines today. health officials in mexico say more than a 100 people have died there in the past month due to a series of heat waves. heat has caused more than a 1000 emergencies across the country. scientist say, global warming is exacerbating the extreme weather as the country races for more heat waves. in july. international monetary funds has agreed to get pakistan a $3000000000.00 bail out, its economy has suffered from rising prices and crippling debt on political struggles have deterred investors. the deal could mean tighter government spending and a free floating exchange rate. the ukraine says its forces have pushed back russian troops by more than a kilometer in several areas in the eastern don't bass region. in the past few days, key of has stepped up its operations around the city of buff mood, which bought the forces seized after months. of intense funding and then handed over to russian soldiers. there are no official data on exactly how many ukrainian soldiers have been killed on the

those are corresponded. lucio schultz and in paris to take a look. a few other stories making headlines around the world today. health officials and mexico say more than a 100 people have died there in the past months due to a series of heat waves. heat has caused more than a 1000 emergencies across the country side to side global warming as exacerbating the extreme weather. as the country prices for more heat, waves in july was unbelievers. so taking part in the final day, the hodge pilgrimage and saudi arabia huge crowds have been circling the sacred cup of building and throwing stones at columbus, representing the devil. estimated 1800000 people have joined this year's hodge during temperatures balls 50 degrees celsius. climate activist griffith to embark has met with ukraine's president automated zalinski and u. n. t if they talked about the environmental impact of war 2. and that criticized the global response to the ecological effects of the destruction of the car kafka hydro electric down. and therefore also destroying ukraine says its forces

and so far as he's brace for more fury and dw reporter lucio schultz and joins us now from paris. with the latest of the police officer who has admitted to shooting, the teenager has now been provisionally charged. what more can you tell us about that? here you mentioned that he has been provision be charged. that means he is the investigation right now. the voluntary homicide, there's means they're still looking into the case trying to establish it. his lawyer has been saying, according to local media, that he has been acting in a legal ray and that this was justified by law virus, the prosecutor from the great that he does not think that the conditions for um, for illegal ray has been fulfilled there. so this, is there any, the beginning of legal proceedings, and this will be later decided in court that these protests are about nile, but they're also about allegations of systemic racism inside french law enforcement . tell us more about what protesters have been demanding of the so um a lot of protesters and refer to it uh, already in the, in the report um, audi monitoring for j

the reporter lucio schultz and his in paris following events. and she has more on the case against the officer involved. i hear you mentioned that he has been prefers the charge. that means he is the investigation. right? not a voluntary homicide. there's means they're still looking into the case, trying to establish it. his lawyer has been saying, according to local media, that he has been acting in the legal ray and that this was justified by law various the prosecutor from the red said that he does not think that the conditions for um, for illegal ray has been fulfilled. there, so this is there any, the beginning of legal proceedings, and this will be later decided in court that his protests are about nile, but they're also about allegations of systemic racism inside french law enforcement . tell us more about what protesters have been demanding. so a lot of protesters and refer to it uh, already in the, in the report id minding for, just as for now in the 1st place. but then they were all, it's a lot of people saying, well, the police cubes.