n. were accusing the taliban and being responsible for afghanistan form a reputation of being one of the world's biggest drug slingers. afghanistan's drug trade is booming on the taliban rule. the record so far strongly suggests that the taliban is no enforced, is now called expand drug production and traffic and have remained at high levels or increased since the change of regime in afghanistan. the taliban has counted on the ask in opium trade as one of their main sources of income. more production brings drugs with a cheaper and more attractive price and therefore the wider accessibility. now that the taliban is wait it out, the country is drug problem. the west is claiming that this is somehow a bad thing of the taliban. successful opium band is bad for afghans in the world. the band is not a counter narcotics victory, and we'll have negative economic and humanitarian consequences potentially leading to a refugee crisis. it begs the question of combating the opium trade was really on

n. were accusing the taliban and being responsible for afghanistan's form, a reputation of being one of the world's biggest drug slingers. afghanistan's drug trade is booming under the taliban rule. the record so far strongly suggests that the taliban is not enforced is narcotics bad. drug production and trafficking have remained high levels or increased since the change of regime in afghanistan. the taliban have counted on the ask in opium trade as one of their main sources of income. more production brings drugs with a cheaper and more attractive price, and therefore the wider accessibility. now that the taliban, as we did out the country is drug problem. the west is claiming that this is somehow a bad thing of the taliban. successful opium band is bad for afghans in the world. the band is not a counter narcotics victory, and we'll have negative economic and humanitarian consequences potentially leading to a refugee crisis. it begs the question of combating the opium trade was really o

n. were accusing the taliban of being responsible for afghanistan's form, a reputation of being one of the world's biggest drug slingers. afghanistan's drug trade is booming on the taliban rule. the record so far strongly suggests that the taliban has no enforced is narcotics bad. drug production and traffic and have remained at high levels to increase since the change of regime in afghanistan. the taliban have counted on the f ken opium trade as one of their main sources of income. more production brings drugs with a cheaper and more attractive price, and therefore the wider accessibility. now, the fatality bands wait it out, the country is drug problem. the west is claiming that this is somehow a bad thing. the taliban successful opium band is bad for f gains in the world. the band is not a counter narcotics victory, and will have negative economic and humanitarian consequences potentially leading to a refugee crisis. it begs the question of combating the opium trade was really one of

n. were accusing the taliban and being responsible for afghanistan's form, a reputation of being one of the world's biggest drug slingers. afghanistan's drug trade is booming under taliban rule. the record so far strongly suggests that the taliban is no enforced is narcotics bad. drug production and trafficking have remained high levels or increased since the change of regime in afghanistan. the taliban have counted on the f ken opium trade as one of their main sources of income. more production brings drugs with a cheaper and more attractive price, and therefore the wider accessibility. now the fatality bands wait it out, the country is drug problem. the west is claiming that this is somehow a bad thing of the taliban. successful opium band is bad for afghans in the world. the band is not a counter narcotics victory, and we'll have negative economic and humanitarian consequences potentially leading to a refugee crisis. it begs the question of combating the opium trade was really one of

n. a new problem arises of more potential drug related deaths, as users turn to synthetic narcotics. the result of a prolong shortage of african opiates could have multiple consequences enough to understand and in countries of transit and destination for african opiates. the purity of heroine on the market is expected to decline. such a switch may pose significant risks to health and lead to an increase in overdose is, especially if the alternative opioids include highly potent substances such as some fentanyl analogs or neat designs that have already emerged in some european countries. in recent years. since 2020 to the taliban has been enforcing in all loud ban on opium cultivation on orders from their supreme leader with production in the countries former poppy capital following from over 50 percent the farm output to near 0. that's the same health man's province by the way, that was the center of operations for nato occupation forces in the country between 20062014 funny how not so l

n. were accusing the taliban and being responsible for afghanistan's form, a reputation of being one of the world's biggest drug slingers. afghanistan's drug trade is booming under taliban rule. the record so far strongly suggests that the taliban is not enforced is narcotics bad. drug production and trafficking have remained high levels or increased since the change of regime in afghanistan. the taliban have counted on the f ken opium trade is one of their main sources of income. more production brings drugs with a cheaper and more attractive price, and therefore the wider accessibility. now the fatality bands wait it out, the country is drug problem. the west is claiming that this is somehow a bad thing of the taliban. successful opium band is bad for afghans in the world. the band is not a counter narcotics victory, and we'll have negative economic and humanitarian consequences potentially leading to a refugee crisis. it begs the question of combating the opium trade was really one of

n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on this shelter and gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. jonathan falla is a specs person to unenroll the you an agency that supports palestinian refugees. we asked him if there's anything the agency can do to make sure how miles fights is. don't use that premises un soft promises, dental prices have to be protected at all times that that, that, that's the end of the story. i mean, if there are any issues with a used by anybody mail that you're used by anybody um, in the, in this war then we, we, we rise along the cost of the primary thing is everybody told me about the shelter, which was sheltering 6000 displays people when it was hit and i really think that that's what we need to focus on right now. um the issue portion i would say in this most communitarian lawyers is, is also in streams significant. some civilians over and over payin

n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on that shelter and gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. a. jonathan sala is the specs peasants and rather un agency that supports palestinian refugees. we often, if there's anything the agency can do to make sure have most clients is done to use that premises us off premises was an operations have to be protected at all times that that, that, that's the end of the story. i mean, if there are any issues with a used by anybody military use, but anybody um, in the, in this war then we, we, we rushed along. of course. the primary thing is we haven't, we told them about the shelves of which was sheltering. 6000 displaced people when it was heads and i really think that that's what we need to focus on right now. um the issue proportionality is much communitarian. laura's is also stream your significance civilians over and over paying the pric

n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on this shelter and garza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. johnson file a suspect's person for under the u. an agency that supports palestinian refugees. we asked him if there's anything the organization can do to make sure have master scientist don't use the premises. basically, you know, un stop promise. it was an operations have to be protected adult times that, that task the end of the story. i mean, if there are any issues with a used by anybody mean that you're used by anybody um in this world and we, we, we rise along the course of the primary thing is we haven't, we told them about the shelter, which was sheltering. 6000 displaced people when it was head and i really think that that's what we need to focus on right now. um the issue proportionality is most communitarian. laura's is also extremely significant. some civilians over a

n. school they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned the attack on this shelter in gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. i spoke with jonathan fowler, he's a spokesperson for the human agency that supports palestinian refugees. and i asked him if there's anything is agents he can do to make sure that how much fighters do not use their premises. basically, you know, un stop promise. it was an operations have to be protected, adult times that that, that, that's the end of the story. i mean, if there are any issues with a used by anybody military use by anybody um in the, in this war then we, we, we rise along the course of the primary thing is we haven't, we told him about the shelter which was sheltering. 6000 displaced people when it was head and i really think that that's what we need to focus on right now. um the issue proportionality is most communitarian. laura's. this is also extremely significant

n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on this shelter and gaza and acute israel, of breaking international humanitarian law to the dump, no correspondence back of it as in jerusalem last, what israel's reaction has been to the un criticism. whereas this is the latest in a growing number of attacks carried out by israel in ga, so that has been condemned by the international community. now as you heard in that report is around, maintains that it carried out this attack. we've with intelligence evidence to suggest that somewhere between 20 and 30, how much the operatives were using the school as a command center where they were planning further, attacks on idea of targets and that they and attack was imminent. the idea of said, daniel, who gary, the spokesman for the id said last night that they were working to verify. so the information before they made it public, but their so thought know also going to um,

n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on this shelter and gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. so, for the next 3 days around 370000000 people across 27, you states will elect some members of the european parliament. the netherlands kicked off the 1st day of the hosting and this friday, the check for public an islands are costing balance migration and the asylum system as some of the most important issues. for the 1st time in the island where many candidates are running on an anti immigration platform, preliminary polling suggests that right leading policies could win more seats e wide. in this round of elections and an exit poll from the netherlands, put the far right freedom policy in 2nd place, just behind the social democratic green alliance. and staying with europe, we're going to take a look now at a piece of music is played an important role across the continents base

n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned the attack on this shelter and gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. i don't know correspondence, rebecca of a 1000 in jerusalem. i asked her what israel, the reaction has been to the un criticism, whereas this is the latest in a growing number of attacks carried out by israel in ga, so that has been condemned by the international community. now as you heard in that report is around, maintains that it carried out this attack. we've with intelligence evidence to suggest that somewhere between 20 and 30 him as operatives. we using the school as a command center where they were planning further attacks on idea of targets and that they and attack was imminent. the idea of said, daniel, who gary, the spokesman for the id said last night that they were working to uh, verify. so the information before they made it public, but there so no office going to um,

n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a forward operating base, the united nations has condemned the attack on this shelter and gaza and acute israel of breaking international humanitarian, little dw correspondent, rebecca, to these in jerusalem i as to what age barrels the reaction has been to the un criticism. well there are, this is the latest in a growing number of attacks carried out by israel in ga, so that has been condemned by the international community. now as you heard in that report is around, maintains that it carried out this attack. we've with intelligence evidence to suggest that somewhere between 20 and 30 him as operatives, we using the school as a command center where they were planning further attacks on idea of targets and that they and attack was imminent. the idea of said, daniel, who gary, the spokesman for the id said last night that they were working to uh, verify. so the information before they made it public, but there is no offered no into um, no

n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on this shelter and gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law are now over the next 3 days, around 370000000 people across the you are being called upon to elect a new european parliament. the netherlands kicked off the 1st day of those thing. now the checks on the irish shuttle, so costing balance, migration and asylum are important issues in island where many candidates are running on an empty immigration platform. whole suggests that right, leading policies could win more states across the u. this time around. an exit polls in the netherlands even put the far right freedom policy in 2nd place just behind the social democratic green alliance. so what's behind the phone, right? such in the popularity is dw strapped part with more that's the big question. it doesn't matter what happens in each country, really, obviously it matters where the vo

n. report says they were not able to confirm any of those allegations. so certainly a lot in this report, it will be presented publicly to the un human rights council in geneva next week. so videos have a large from gaza appearing to show summary executions of palestinians by is randy soldiers. these were taken near l received street and that's the coastal road connecting north and south cause on israel had designated it as a safe certain for palestinians wanting to move between the 2 areas. the footage of watching is from june fast to chose a pass and that walking along the beach is rarely sold as a pet to have stopped in my place at the pass and shopped on this next video appears to show a group of palestinians walking north on may 17th this time, one of them the steps out of the grief and raises their hands in yeah, apparently showing their on, on their shop within minutes. and the video shows soldiers coming in to take that passes body away. and this footage you're watching now another pass and the standing in that same area with the hands in the thi

the u. n. report says they were not able to confirm any of those allegations. so certainly a lot in this report, it will be presented publicly to the un human rights council in geneva next week. i mean, while video is have an image from gaza appearing to show a summary executions of palestinians bias ready soldiers. these were taken near received street, that's the coastal road connecting north and south casa israel had designated it as a safe zone for palestinians wanting to move between the 2 areas. so did you want things from june fast? it shows a pass and walking along the beach is rarely sold as a paid to have stopped the moments lisa, the passengers shots and this next video appears to show a group of palestinians walking offices may the 17th. one of them stepped out of the group and raises their hands in the apparently showing their on armed shot within minutes. then the video shows soldiers coming in to take the passengers by the way. and this voltage that you are watching another pass and it's done in that same area that hands in the a. this is shortly

the u. n. report says they were not able to confirm any of those allegations. so certainly a lot in this report, it will be presented publicly to the un human rights council in geneva. next week, the videos have emerged from garza appearing to show summary executions of palestinians buying is ready for soldiers. they were taken near oliver. she had strange. that's the coast road connecting north and south casa israel had designated it as a safe zone for palestinians wanting to move between areas. this footage is from june. first, it shows a person walking along the beach is really soldiers appear to have stopped them. and moments later, the person is shows this next video appears to show a group of palestinians. ok, no on may 17th. one of them stepped out of the group and raises the hands, apparently showing they are on and, and they show us within minutes. then the video shows soldiers coming in to take the person's body away. and then this footage, another person is standing in the same area with the hands in the air. this is shortly before they're apparently

killed, the u. n says if called for an investigation and we don't know the exact circumstances of what happened. but there were, there were videos that came out of that of that attack that clearly showed many, 00. can you do the probably this is the just man and i told him that we don't exactly don't know exactly what happened once. we know that there is 100 of these people that needs to get here to my daughter. so if the 5 of their monitor be very small distribution for that, there is no way to access that part of the 100 pounds. uh the yeah, the the, the you ingles, these are really about law. yeah. because usually it's not. if it's the case it is there is mobilizing the seeds drive is probably leaving of unity chosen the beautiful this at the heart price. all the things these prices. yeah. no, look, the un wasn't saying, we're not sure if the, our staff is behind is that you and just wanted more information that did say that the videos emerging out of that event were absolutely heartbreaking. i h

n. survey. there were also calls for 20 of the world's biggest admits, as of greenhouse gases, to do more thing to, to china, the us, russia and india. it also found 72 percent once a quick transition away from fossil fuels. some of the responses came from the world's biggest oil and gas producing, such as saudi arabia and nigeria to 86 percent, according on their governments to work together to tackle the crisis despite the geo political differences. well, joining me now for x a and the u. k is emma disarmed, she is a kind of just as active as m as in un, has been pointing out. the survey shows that the scale of consensus is huge. what is actually preventing it from being translated into policy? well, i think this is the critics, the environment and public consciousness. i gladly showing that people won't claim auction. i think the barriers to put it very simply is the fact that the governments incorporation is around the world all fixed into their system. all those but, and described on a plan

south korea's ambassador to the u. n. one that human rights abuses were increasing. as prone young are focused on strengthening its ministry. the tbr case diverging its scarce resources to this development of a nuclear weapons. and boasting disorders in violation of the un security council resolutions at the expense of the word being put into to be our k. alongside political in trinity forces, human rights violations, and abuse is at home. so you wouldn't be a little loose on today's the international community once again is bearing witness to a shameful situation where a narrow group of states is attempting to exploit the security council of the united nations as a tool to advance their own geo political agenda. india is in the group of its longest as a heat wave. they've been sustained the temperatures of many 50 degrees celsius in many parts of the country. echo apple reports. it's a mad dash 14 you didn't acute for 2 shortages and record breaking temperatures. mean people are scrambling for how ever much they can get in this neighborhood in south daily water is a

so they were banned 30 years ago by the u. n. clinton. but just a few months ago in the indian ocean, we were able to document kilometer long that's being deployed and focusing on these are known as well. guns, very thin, barely perceptible filaments, often made of night along visual asthma, garnish bonding behind for kilometers. i'm deep in the ocean hanging me to bite long one's teeth their left a long time and taken everything that drifts along in the water of us. and they don't only know their targets and pcs such as to know or sort fish out. fish this into the star turtles. cellphones with wells sharks, raised and many, many other animals that are not on their list at all and ultimately only go overboard as unwanted by catch it. and fishing was one of interest by fung. watkin, this is the next. as in the campaign was evaluated at green peace headquarters, the activists of 9 for a long time, the life on the high seas is like nice in the wild west. yeah. or illegal fishing and the fishing and destructive fishing practices continue to s

the u. n. report says they were not able to confirm any of those allegations. so certainly a lot in this report, it will be presented publicly to the un human rights council in geneva next week, as well as dozens of palestinians right now a fling on the wasi area and rough off to 5th renewed is really violence. the 8 organization say that these really ami has one to them to court, take precautions. at least one residential building we understand has been hit during is really selling. thousands of people are already flooded the area following and is ready assaults on rough as it began last month about israel had designated to this area i'm a while see as a safe sun? well, let's get the latest from central goals that we can speak to. talk about soon. he joins us from outside the box, the hospital, and they're all by the time because we've been saying just in the last couple of hours we've been getting use of an uptick of a tax. and now milwaukee, it is supposed to be a say, so in tens of thousands of people for that, what's happening on the ground right now? well

they were banned 30 years ago by the u. n. clinton, but just a few months ago in the indian ocean, we were able to document kilometer long that's being deployed and focused on these are known as well. guns, very thin, barely perceptible filaments, often made of night long visual asthma, garnish bonding behind for kilometers. i'm deep in the ocean hanging, kill me to bite long teeth there left a long time and taken everything that drifts along in the water of us. and they don't only know their targets and pcs such as to know or sort fish out. fish, the simply star turtles. cellphones with wells sharks, raised and many, many other animals that are not on their list at all. and ultimately only go overboard as unwanted bycatch. and vision was one of inch by fung blocking the this is the next as in the campaign was evaluated at green peace headquarters. the activists of 9 for a long time, the life on the high seas is like nice in the wild west. and yeah. or illegal fishing and the fishing and destructive fishing practices contin

they were banned 30 years ago by the u. n. clinton, but just a few months ago in the indian ocean, we were able to document kilometer long that's being deployed and focused on these are known as well. guns, very thin, barely perceptible filaments, often made of night long visual asthma, garnish bonding behind for kilometers. i'm deep in the ocean hanging, kill me to bite long one's teeth their left a long time and taken everything that drifts along in the water of us. and they don't only know their target, some bases such as to know or sort fish ships, fish this and they start turtles. cellphones with wells sharks, raised and many, many other animals that are not on their list at all. and ultimately only go overboard as unwanted by catch it. and vision was one of inch by fung blocking the this is the next. as in the campaign was evaluated at green peace headquarters, the activists of 9 for a long time, the life on the high seas is like nice in the wild west and yeah, or illegal fishing and the fishing and destructive fishin

they were banned 30 years ago by the u. n. clinton, but just a few months ago in the indian ocean, we were able to document kilometer long that's being deployed and focused on these are known as well. guns, very thin, barely perceptible filaments, often made of night long visual asthma, garnish bonding behind for kilometers. i'm deep in the ocean hanging me to bite long one's teeth their left a long time and taken everything that drifts along in the water of us. and they don't only know their targets and pcs such as to know or sort fish ships, fish. the simply star turtles, cellphones with wells sharks, raised and many, many other animals that are not on their list at all. and ultimately only go overboard as unwanted bycatch. and vision was one of inch by fung blocking the this is the next. as in the campaign was evaluated at green peace headquarters, the activists of 9 for a long time, the life on the high seas is like nice in the wild west and yeah, or illegal fishing and the fishing and destructive fishing practices cont

the u. n. report says they were not able to confirm any of those allegations. so certainly a lot in this report, it will be presented publicly to the un human rights council in geneva next week, gave. so this, by my understanding isn't to report that necessarily has legal standing on its own, but it can be used in legal proceedings. so just how much of a difference does it make as well, i think in the wider context of what's going on a could make a lot of difference. it adds really to the body of evidence if you will, that we've seen built up over the last weeks and months, particularly from the i c. j. of course, it is now says provisional measures calling for among other things, a scale of, of aid in the guise of which we have not seen by the way. also in the wider context of the international criminal court as well. of course, as a chief prosecutor, they're suggesting that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and the defense minister, as well as some from us officials could be arrested if they travel. so with you, add it all up. that is release of si

if i were complaining to the u. n. h c r, who is responsible for us by asking them why they're not serious about our plight, what kind of permanent solutions for us? the extension of a few months doesn't mean anything for us. even if we would turn toward tour enough, get us then. where will we go and what will you do really for generations, like i've been born here on pakistani soil. what to do would feel like strangers enough kind of state and none of us are ready to return. we're not upset at the pakistani authorities who have allowed us to live freely for the last 4 decades. not and we're grateful for them. now the dirty politics between us, the dentist and pakistan has made our lives miserable. and now we are, they, we request all the concern of the car. do you have to make our lives easier and look for a lasting solution that will allow us to have a place we can call our home in the future when our children to can have good schools and hospitals with a better life? yeah. you can find more information on our websit

n. s, these 60000 pilots in use were displaced from much i. yet in the center of the sense at the is there any force has started the ground invasion in the past couple of days. but let me tell you a couple of air strikes that targeted at the palestinians in the center of gauze. and there was an, an artillery setting on a group of polishing user were striving to fill up their lots or guidelines in a distribution point where the is where the forces targeted them that these 4 pilot, sinews from one side many asthma and how many were killed we saw footage emerging on line of what size in the arms of the father laying on the ground covered with blood killed. and this is one of the hard fighting seems to be with this today. there was also an apartment target this by the is where the forces for on the police department and also for palestinians ring the policy news in a public park. we're also starting in 5 days, really, drones and 5. how does the news? because we have been receiving appeals an

n says at least for 1000 pound, bombs were dropped by israel. 10 structures were flattened and the un verified at least $56.00 people were killed, including 12 women and $23.00 children. it was one of 6 is real attacks last october, november examined by the un human rights office in a new report on indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks. the report concluded, is real systematically failed to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law of distinction, probation of indiscriminate attacks, and proportionality. the report concludes that these is riley strikes, indicates that the id, if may have repeatedly violated fundamental fundamental principles of the laws of war. in this connection, it notes that unlawful targeting when committed as part of a wide sprayed or systematic attack against the civilian population. in line with the site or organizational policy might also input kite. the commission of crimes against humanity is real often justifies a tax on civilian populations, saying armed fighters were targeted and killed often without proof. the un says, ev

n says at least for 1000 pound, bombs were dropped by israel. 10 structures were flattened and the un verified at least $56.00 people were killed, including 12 women and $23.00 children. it was one of 6 is real attacks last october, november examined by the un human rights office in a new report on indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks. the report concluded, is real systematically failed to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law of distinction, probation of indiscriminate attacks, and proportionality. the report concludes that these is riley strikes, indicates that the id, if may have repeatedly violated fundamental fundamental principles of the laws of war. in this connection, it notes that unlawful targeting when committed as part of a wide sprayed or systematic attack against the civilian population. in line with the site organizational policy might also input kite. the commission of crimes against humanity is real often justifies attacks on civilian populations, saying armed fighters were targeted and killed often without proof. the un says, eve

n. says at least for 1000 pound, bombs were dropped by, e's real. 10 structures were flattened and the un verified at least $56.00 people were killed, including 12 women and $23.00 children. it was one of 6 is real attacks last october, november examined by the un human rights office in a new report on indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks. the report concluded, is real systematically failed to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law of distinction, prohibition of indiscriminate attacks and proportionality. the report concludes that these is riley strikes, indicates that the id, if may have repeatedly violated fundamental fundamental principles of the laws of war. in this connection, it notes that unlawful targeting when committed as part of a wide sprayed or systematic attack against the civilian population. in line with the site or organizational policy might also input kite. the commission of crimes against humanity is real often justifies a tax on c

n says at least for 1000 pound, bombs were dropped by, e's real. 10 structures were flattened and the un verified at least $56.00 people were killed, including 12 women and $23.00 children. it was one of 6 is real attacks last october, november examined by the un human rights office in a new report on indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks. the report concluded, is real systematically failed to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law of distinction, prohibition of indiscriminate attacks and proportionality. the report concludes that these is riley strikes, indicates that the id, if may have repeatedly violated fundamental fundamental principles of the laws of war. in this connection, it notes that unlawful targeting when committed as part of a wide sprayed or systematic attack against the civilian population. in line with the site organizational policy might also input kite. the commission of crimes against humanity is real often justifies a tax on civilian populations, saying armed fighters were targeted and killed often without proof. the un says, e

and living in the u. n. is quoting on speaker book, conditions off to the homes, are you and shelters were destroyed. is ready strikes across guns, a continue, at least 6 people were killed when it's very forces from a residential blow out the ridge, refugee camp and central guns. is there any minute she has killed more than $36000.00 people since the vote on johnson gun where the government spokesman has said that they found out not us present, joe biden last week to end? the one cause is quotes partial, but the us says it's completely confident as well, but i agree. the proposal south korea has to spend to the ministry agreements with north korea. it comes days off, if you on youngest and hundreds of balloons filled with rubbish across its border with the south. the military deal was signed back in 2018 to ease tensions between the neighboring countries. about mcbride is life for us now in sol. so rob of what was in this agreement and what's been dispensed with. so that's why this is quite a significant de

n. r saying that there were summary executions, summary executions. and i've heard same, i heard similar reports from patients in the hospital who would describe a or, or even children that i saw myself that were shot in the head or shot in the tours . so you don't, you don't do that by accidents. and um, you know, in addition to, to the children that are killed means very buried on life, burned to live. and now we're, we're talking about in this particular report from the you and tortured and then found in mass graves. and in addition, all of these awful things, you have all of the children that are on a company 10. and i saw several is not in the hospital children who were either injured or internally displaced without the rest of their family and being cared for by complete strangers. and i was told by about that who, who takes care of these children who have no family anymore, in many cases, for health and, and what, what impact is on having on other communities in casa or so. so i, i'm, i'm familiar with guys in culture because i've been going th

the polling shows that they were elected the cause of their e, you critical anti e u n n t, migration stones. and the hoping that that will work for them. and there are indications that these it will, when those 3 eastern states go to the polls in most of the east of germany, the f b was already the strongest policy you election. and it's very key not to, to anything that could endanger, that tends relative comedy here, in essence. thank you. michelle. i that's chief political as i, michelle, a customer as well as alex guest, both in s as a radians will return to the polls for a run of presidential vote next week, after none of the candidate secured the majority in the 1st round, the election is to replace president abraham gracie who was killed in a helicopter crash last month. you know, the reformist masood has this can hold a slim lead over conservative side really. but turn out send to a record low of only for 2 percent. so friendly to answer them in a of a so the selection of all 4 candidates, yada xbox, the head of the w's persian service told me why it turn off has been so low.

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elected the cause of their e, you critical anti e u n, n t, migration stones, and the hoping that that will work for them. and there are indications that the d that will, when those 3 eastern states go to the polls in most of the east of germany, the f b was already the strongest policy election. and it's very key not to, to anything that could endanger, that tends relative comedy here, in essence. thank you. michelle. i, that's chief, but let's go ahead. as i mentioned, a customer as well as alex guest, both in essence iranians will return to the polls for a run of presidential vote next week after none of the candidate score and a majority in the 1st round of the snap election on the boat took place to replace president a brain, right, see who died in a helicopter crash last month. and the reformist masoud possess can hold the slim lead over conservative site, and the lead with more than $24000000.00 votes counted, but voters had outreach a record low for the country at only 40 percent pilot in iran. ultimately resides with the supreme leader as well, that kind of a who oversaw the s

of israel as proposed in the u. n. partition plan. in 1947, all eric member states of the u. n. and a few others mocked. read here voted against the plan. after the holocaust, many more jewish people came to settle in palestine, the formation of israel was supposed to serve as a safe haven for jews. when bengal re on declared is really independence. in 1948, 5 arab countries invaded it with the support of 2 more israel and one the war. the result was the next, the arabic for catastrophe in which some 700000 palestinians were expelled or forced to flee. many went to arab states, such as jordan, lebanon, and syria. until today, the palestinian supply, it is the stumbling block for peace in the region. for people, it's the type to x that is a comma term economy. it's a joining us that the w. she is covering middle east politics, the memory of the i people. it's like still stuck the pictures of others to use their like the evacuated from their country and from their homes or like they are the cds everywhere in the count

but the u. n's food agency says that it's been able to deliver more than 600 tons of rice beans and vegetable oil to more than 90000 in the past month. but down might not be enough. means what this app i think good. it was in the p. a charles is 70 years old and says, vegetable stall was destroyed, doing the biling. well, they didn't want copies. sometimes i'm very hungry. and so us people for but the who me the me, i've never had to beg. i always manage to run my business. it really hurts. i had my work before, but the gangs forced me out. he has been great by violence since february. when i'm getting launched a campaign to remove den, prime minister i have yet. and the about 5000000 haitians or nearly half of the population face acute hunger, a 1000000 and a half, or on the verge of starvation. here's some people. right now, they're hungry, they're desperate. they're going to take the food a, they're going to take a, you know, whatever security can be provided, but it doesn't solve the underlying problem of the hunger desperation and lack of services that the people suffer under getting new

n refugee agency about the human rights situation in young laws were kind state the you and says about 45000 ro hanging. i have been forced to feed at home since november, but we're showing active is put that number, much higher. tony chain has more from bank here outside the united nations asian headquarters in bank. all right, hang are association of china has come out to draw the united nation, the attention to what they say, a serious human rights abuses can place the refined states in them. and they're drawing attention not just to the actions of the military, but also the erica, on the resistance forces being fighting against it of the last couple of years. in particular. they say that in mid may be our account up to 800 homes in the city or 30 done who's the mazda of 100. so typically they say this is just positive, a path of abuses from both sides and is fighting intensifies. and we're kind states that we're hanging coats in the middle of the once again. tony chung out, is there a wild rising violence inside the kind status space? many communities life in the ro hang accounts i

of hunger, but the u. n's food agency says that it's been able to deliver more than 600 tons of rice beans and vegetable oil to more than 90000 in the past month. but down may not be enough. means what this app i think good. it was in the ph. charles is 70 years old and says, vegetable stall was destroyed, doing the violence. well, he didn't want to copy. sometimes i'm very hungry. and so us people for but the who me the me, i've never had to beg. i always manage to run my business. it really hurts. i had my work before, but the gangs forced me out. he has been great by violence since february. when i'm getting launched a campaign to remove den, prime minister i have yet. and the about 5000000 haitians or nearly half of the population face acute hunger, a 1000000 and a half, or on the verge of starvation. here's some people. uh right now they're hungry, they're desperate. they're going to take the food a. they're going to take. uh, you know, whatever security can be provided, but it doesn't solve the underlying problem of the hunger desperation and lack of services that the people su

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in the south 25, others were killed in a strike on what was declared safe zone. the u. n. chief has voice to them at the escalating violence along the israel 11 on buddha. antonio good that is wanting that one ration move on. miscalculation could trigger a wider war and catastrophe. beyond imagination. escalation in continues exchanges of fires and escalation in bel. it goes with saudi from both sides as if an all out war was imminent. risk for the conflict seems to me the least. why then is real. must be avoid is when rational, when miscalculation. good, good, good. best of the fee that goes far beyond the board of this. and frankly, beyond imagination, let's be clear, is the people of the region and the people of the world cannot afford 11 on to become another god. so milwaukee us state department, deputy assistant secretary for israeli, palestinian a says, has resigned. andrew miller says he made the decision for family reasons, but he's disagreed in the past with presidential bite intentionally of the full on concept possible for the extreme. he's continues to scold

n says at least for 1000 pound, bombs were dropped by israel. 10 structures were flattened and the un verified at least $56.00 people were killed, including 12 women and $23.00 children. it was one of 6 is real attacks last october, november examined by the un human rights office in a new report on indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks. the report concluded, is real systematically failed to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law of distinction, probation of indiscriminate attacks, and proportionality. the report concludes that these is riley strikes, indicates that the id, if may have repeatedly violated fundamental fundamental principles of the laws of war. in this connection, it notes that unlawful targeting when committed as part of a wide sprayed or systematic attack against the civilian population. in line with the site or organizational policy might also input kite. the commission of crimes against humanity is real often justifies a tax on civilian populations, saying armed fighters were targeted and killed often without proof. the un says, ev

n. is quoted on speaker book conditions. often the homes you and shelters were destroyed is very strikes across the guns. a continue, at least 6 people were killed when is there any forces pump residential blow out the range refugee camp is the central concept. is there any minute she has killed more than 36000 people since the 1000 and he's ready? government spokesman has said that the sign out sign on us present to find in those weeks to end the war and cause is quote partial. but the us says it's completely confident as well. we'll agree to the proposal. delta as that goes as nasa hospital site, as well as voice leading to an alarming increase in miscarriages to let's say up to 10 patients. so using the unborn children each day, compared to one o 2, the affordable, an estimated $60000.00 women and goals are pregnant and the horizontal. now nutrition and the lack of health care listening the situation, honey might lead reports now from the hungry displays distress and pregnant. the doc

all those were killed in the strikes on what was declared thanks. so the u. n. chief has voice along with the escalating violence along the israel. nothing on board to antonio. good. that is warning that one rush of these calculations could trigger a wider, more catastrophes beyond imagination. and the us state department's deputy assistant secretary for is really palestinian defense has resigned. andrew miller says he makes that decision for family reasons. and he's disagreed in the cost with president joe biden times. links of the whole sweltering summer sheet has arrived to many countries in the northern hemisphere. and record temperatures are already suspected to have caused hundreds or possibly thousands of deaths in asia and europe. india's capital has closed 38 consecutive days with temperatures as or above 40 degrees. it's been more than $40000.00 cases of heat stroke. parts of europe have seen record breaking the heat easily has issued warnings in several regions, as temperatures near 40 degrees. in the last week, greece has shut down the acropolis t

so the u. n. chief has voice alarm at the escalating violence along the israel 11 own folder, antonio. good. that is warning that one brush move on. this calculation could trigger a wind, a war as catastrophe beyond imagination. and the us state departments deputy assistant secretary for is rarely palestinian as fast as resigns. andrew miller says he made that decision for family reasons, but he's disagreed in the past with presidential biden's handling as the ongoing donations all taking inspiration from a campaign about the role and goals that went viral. the all eyes on popular movement was influenced by all eyes on dropped the. it raises awareness about the threats of to forest in the west. poplar region indigenous tribes, one to prevent palm. we will companies from offer aging in the area on a be low, has moved from chicago. so the members of indonesia is l. u. in more communities from west popple province travelled 3000 kilometers to appeal to the supreme court . to save their forest. we

at killed over the last number of days, including on the u. n. school, which also saw of course of billions killed and is not supported by the majority of people in these real. i'll the fact that and i suppose what they see is terrace are getting killed. those involved in october 7th, directly. it's been a ledge, are being eliminated and people are coming home. so with that in mind, is there not more support for what maybe netanyahu is doing so far say that there's why support for the killing of gods ends in general? that is the question of whether someone was involved in october 7th attack or not is not very much on the minds of israelis for that because that's the responsible there at all. human, completely respectable, despicable as a group. and they are legitimate targets for revenge, including mass scaling, with some believing that they should all be terminated. and so i'm just saying, it doesn't matter how many cousins are killed if there is any sort of a political, no word. monetary and objectives for is realty, which and, but i'm sure

now the hate to you were hundreds of canyon police officers arrived this week of the start of the u. n. back security emission. the kenyans touch down in port a press just as their own country faced. it's forced on rest and decades, their mission and hate the aims to curb gang violence that has overrun the country canyon troops on the haitian soil, the prime minister of haiti's, giving them a warm welcome. the countries consume to the gang violence and the government says it can bring the situation under control without for an intervention backed by the united nations. if you don't, my might be on the way to. i want to know one to doubt the purpose of the mission. we will not go by you. the state will regain power and reaffirm itself sovereignty . so all haitians, because you're not in this country, we're going to be the peacekeeping mission has been a long time coming. the government requested help 2 years ago since then, the haitian population has been plunged into the stream poverty region. gang fights have destroyed homes, women and the girls had been kidnapped, and right. that's