joining us in the studio, niall macdowell, thank you for being with us. you were listening to that. china, is it a developing or developed country, and we're also hearing big support of the deal as it stood, but tell us little bit about china. why is it right now. >> china is very big. china has something like 1.34 billion people living within its borders. the east coast of china, shanghai-beijing, very developed and absolutely a 21st century economy, but the west of china, much less so. to say that china is a developing or developed country it's a misnomer. that's equivalent to trying to equate the very eastern part of europe to the western part. >> when it comes to co2 emissions, where do they stand

nia ll macdowell. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> let's take a look at the day's other news. burundi's army said 87 people have been killed during violence in the capital. eyewitnesses say that some of the victims appear to have been shot at close range. their bodies were found after unidentified gunmen attacked military installations. it's the worst outbreak of violence since a failed coup back in may. joining us now on the phone from uganda is our reporter malcolm webb. he has covered burundi extensively, malcolm, what did these eyewitnesses tell you? >> apologizes. we seem to be having trouble with that line with malcolm webb. he was going to tell us about those 87 people being killed in violence. we'll try to get the line up to malcolm webb as soon as we can. in the meantime let's take a look at some of the day's other news. going to switzerland where the police say they've arrested two people of syrian origin on suspicion of making and transporting explosives. the two individuals hav

and nia ll macdowell from the empire college london. >>> why there is unrest in east yep ethiopia. >> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. let's update you on the top stories now. 195 countries have said yes to a landmark deal on climate change. the cop 21 agreement asked all nations to limit their greenhouse gas emissions. last minute sticking point threatened to derail talks. but since the agreement, countries have taken to the floor to praise it. >>> thetwoin switzerland two suspects were arrested, the arrest took place in geneva, which has been on a heightened alert level. the city's attorney general said that one of the suspects had a huge number of weapons. >> we received intelligence than a radicalized individual had a large number of weapons in her arm apartment. >> burundi's army said that 87 have been killed in its capital. 150 armed men were attempting to steal weapons. some of the victims appear to have been shot at close range. >> what we understand, members of an unknown group attacked military, to step weapons. the army spokesman said that they successfully fought

. >> niall macdowell, you'll be staying with us. i just want to remind the viewers of what we're seeing. the climate change has been meeting for the past two weeks, and now most of the delegates have taken the seat. we'll remind you of what the key points are of that draft meeting. and then a plan to review each nation's pledges to take action on greenhouse gas emissions every five years. while we're waiting for that session to start there in paris we can speak to our environment editor nick clark, who has been following the debate. i guess this is a fancy way of saying, poll licing tha policing that the nations will do what they've signed up to doing. >> yes, it is about insuring all these voluntary carbon reductions that the individual countries have come up with are implemented, and the targets they have set are not legally the process has to be transparent. the word transparency causes problems as time went on. looking at what is going on at the moment. everything seems to about to happen. 45 minutes ago. but things have slowed