the, the, this is the, the, the news line from the worldly. describe it for the un general assembly in use your us president joe 5 and for fast, for his last address to the 4 events overshadowed by them was a new client on the middle east. on like find the change, friends who live coverage in the feel. go welcome to the program. in a few minutes us president joe biden is expected to address the annual meeting of the un general assembly for the final time of his presidency. obviously is

gathering well, the latest is taking place against the bleak backdrop. more and gaza is nearing its 1st on the street. during his opening address, you and the secretary general antonio terrace. a warrant 11 on must not become another gaza progress towards peace. ukraine remains elusive. with somebody who is after the processing phase and as the by the speech is expected to focus on foreign policy on his vision for global cooperation after these last office hours to us as little work as it states to you and h 2 in new york where we find that corresponding to benjamin alvarado screw, but welcome ben. just so your 1st impression. and so basically that was a clear message that un secretary general until you good terry said by saying more and more countries doing whatever they want with no accountability. and that's of course, focusing on many,

several conflicts around the world. how old to the situation change since the last you and a general assembly when say october 7th did not happen. and also what came off to would be a tax, a, nick, gaza, all cindy occupied westbank as well. now it's a 1000 part of that on a we currently have a brazilian president lula emails through in the syllabus, speaking also focusing heavily on the world the before we move on to the speech of president fine, i just want to give you a quick impression of what's happening in new york, we have of course, tied security. we have helicopters flying over at the smaller heads of states for and secretaries. a kings are coming to the u. n. moving 104 to be to that are expected to your and behind me, you can just now see the beast president biden is just now coming. move a little bit to the slides just now coming to the headquarters of the united nations to give a speech a will. of course, heavily focused on

a foreign policy will be his last a speech. you will, we will focus not on the old pressures for a new credit, but also of course. so what's happening in israel, of what's happening in gauze of what's happening in the ukraine to. but before we move on and to talk a little bit more of the speech of prism 5, and let's quickly take a listen to what you and secretary general antonio terry's had to say today. do all the new could i new spreading with no signs of letting up? the civilians are paying the price in rising their stalls and shifted lives in the communities. it is time for a just peace based on do and shot at this on international law. and don't un resolutions. meanwhile, guys is a non stop lights mess. that's, that seems to take the entire region. we look no further than level. we should all be a lot them by the escalation. lebanon is the,

bring the people of level to the people of israel, and the people of the world cannot afford lebanon to become. and not because a lot was the secretary general a speaking at today, the escalation in the middle of the sole source featured prominently on monday. but that's right, that's of course what happened during the, somebody adult for the future with a broad consensus with a document that outlined menu of the aspects that they want to have this negotiation of pack that wasn't negotiated by germany and spying a, maybe a for many months now focusing on human rights, focusing on many topics on the agenda of they will lead us. so we expect to hear from that later this week. and of course, there's also a lot of interest on what will happen on thursday, because that's the day when is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as police senior. indeed, m f moved up as well. address that you in general assembly. so that will be

a focus that but of course, over the last couple of days of this, some of the few to the ones to outline and wants to present worth template reform to the un security council. and of course, these complex has, of course, it will take center stage here too, and that's also what we've heard from the message from the un secretary general. and can also expect to hear from the president biden is motivated, still driving past it'd behind his for his speech, and we're expecting in a couple of minutes here at the united nation. ok, so mid lisa, and of course the ukraine and ukraine getting present, loving this landscape is there as well, hoping to boost supports to end adoptable a what can be expect from this gathering? so what a board room is the landscape the president of ukraine is hoping to get here. and ukraine is not just support from the current administration, but also from the next administration. he is. we have for incident selections

coming up in only a less than 50 days. so he's meeting not only president biden and vice president harris who is also of course, the candidate a from the democrats, the presidential candidate. then i mean e, but also will meet with donald trump, the republican, and know many, he visited a munition factory and pennsylvania. you will have a lot of meetings with a representative from congress from across the out there. he's meeting democrats and use also meeting republicans, but of course this meeting here is to get not only the support from the united states as the biggest, the donor, also facilitator of obviously you claim, but also from many other allies, various meeting your ultimate with it sounds like charles to already a full back to berlin who was here for the summit of the future. but of course if for a that you can get present, this is a very important gathering to get his points. and to also get renewed international, they supported the defend itself against the russian aggress. okay, let's talk about the bite and space. then we saw he's, he's come void getting stuck in traffic behind you. and what are we expecting to

hear from him? so what we've been hearing and backgrounds from the white house is that he wants to lay out his vision for a continued u. s. leadership on the global stage and is, is, is last address here at the you. and of course, it's also about his legacy and about every how everything changed since last year in the general assembly. how this crisis in the mid least, the additional crisis a to the war and the ukraine, but also the pressure and the criticism on president biden on him not enforcing the red lines of washington that the us administration is putting on his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu on his government, it to that, remember that he said that he would think about additional us weapons if for a israel, if the continued with a going into rough button, sullivan gauze is something that happened and there are some protesters here. we

saw some of them with a ukranian flaws, also others, a protesting a for is role template is seen in plaque and we can expect that some of the profile is standing and it protest as will also be here in new york. they change the name from the abandoned bite and campaigned to the abandon harris campaign. and that's of course, where the democratic nominee for a president campbell of harris is facing a lot of problems in those swing states with this uncommitted movement. for example, in michigan where it grew, where it was born, also spread it to all the states or in the us. all right. and just had, were expecting a president by them to speak. uh very sure if they were gonna cover that to live just in the next minutes. also ben, i'm a clinic november's election east going to have a big bearing on the way that the united states deals with the middle east us. absolutely, and that's also what president bide,

will underline that the us should be present on the world stage and also pushing forward with the idea that the us should be involved, that they should be peace negotiations that they should be talk secretary blinking, who has been in the region since october 7th, several times is also joining president biden here with a trying to get a ceasefire. that would, critics are saying is how can you get a sees for you if you keep sending weapons, if you don't keep and full see a red lines. and that's something that we see not only in the us, but also with the protests of, of the will lead as he is. so he will try to show his legacy on a will stage, but in times of increasing tensions. and the reason is what simple boston's non to solve in part of 11 on. not only garza not only in the occupied west, but what we've been seeing over the last couple of days. it's really hard for the diplomats who are involved in talks to try to de escalate the situation. what we've

been hearing from the is really side is the trying a strategy of an escalation by escalation. and that's something that us officials of also supported without saying how they might actually work out. but of course, it is his foreign policy that he wants to show the legacy that he wants to put forward in his last a, u. n. g, a address and well, last year was heavily focused on your grade. we expect this year to be focused not only on ukraine, on the support that the united states has pledged for ukraine as long as they need it, but also on the regional tensions in the middle east. and it's also of course and technical terrace. and also what a brazilian president received now, so knew that a salesman who was the 1st head of state to address the 79 general assembly of the united nations. and did the just before we go to uh you are that quotes us. i'm just a tell us and what is the point of these general assembly meetings to like change anything through my mind was get changed. so that's

a big question. and that's what many asks themselves. how can the u. n. how can these institution actually enforce what they say? there are a lot of documents that are outlined. there's been a lot of criticism on how the un security council works with some few countries having the so called the to arrive is also something that has been in the make, has been in the discussion for a couple of years now. how to reform the united nations security council that was also part of this pact of the future. there was a supported by many countries here, this outcome document because when there is a country, so we have the security council of 50 members with 5 who has the beetle rides with the us be doing many resolutions, for example, the one that side that police tenants should be a member of the united nations maybe to that. but of course that have the majority of support off the united nations general assembly. so this is the 1st you in ga,

well we will have a representative from the state of palestine also here in the building in new york . but how to reform it and how to enforce it. and to go back to this message of antonio terrace, that the many countries that don't face any accountabilities that don't place that comfortability. so don't follow it, what international organization said. and just to give you one example, it's for example, the discussion about the arrest for ins. against is rarely print minutes to bring them into 10. jo against is rarely a defense it minutes the lunch to because the you asked that even is there is this arrest score and that has not been issued yet. if they come to the us, they would not the team then. and that's a discussions that we've also seen with a russian president vladimir putin who wasn't born right here. that's also a member of the i see see so easily. and so it was not the change that whatever just maybe of the but when i'm moving to a president biden, who will give a speech now at the us. okay, thankfully,

let's go to be you. i met in here assembly us president is the 4th time i've had the great honor speaking to this assembly as president of the united states. to be my last i've seen a remarkable slave of history. was 1st elected office in united states, america's us, senator, in 1972, 9. 0, i looked like i'm only 40. i know i was 29 years old. fact bad. we're living through an inflection point moment of tension and i'm certain the world was divided by the coal, or the least was headed toward war america. was it ward vietnam at that point? long as war and americans history, our country are divided and i agree. and there were questions about our staying

power and our future. but even then, i had our public life not allowed to spare, but out of optimism. nice stage in the world. got through that moment was an easy or simple without significant setbacks. but we go on to reduce the threat of nuclear weapons throughout the us through arms control and then go on to bring the cold war itself to an end. here's what it is, you want to more. but then forward to the historic piece. we had at the warren vietnam last year and annoy i was met with the vision is leadership. we're elevated our partnership to the highest level. it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the capacity for reconciliation. today the united states and vietnam are partners and friends. as proof the from the horrors of war. there is a way forward,

as things can get better. we should never forget that. i've seen that throughout my career. in the 1980s i spoke out against apartheid in south africa. and then i watch the races regime fall. in the 19 ninety's, i worked home a low temperature capital for war crimes. you want to solve accountable. at home, i rode past the violence against women act and a scourge of violence against women and girls. not only in america, but across the world as many of you have as well. but we have so much more to do, especially against rape and sexual violence as weapons of war and tear. we were attacked or not 11 by all kind of, you know, some of the been lot we brought him justice. then i came to the pregnancy and another moment of crisis and uncertainty. i believed america, i do look forward,

new challenges, new threats, new opportunities are in front of us. we need to put ourselves in a position to see the threats, to deal with the challenges. and to seize the opportunity as well. yeah, there. war began on 911 vice president to president obama. he asked me to work to wind down the military operations in iraq. and we did pay for as it was, i came to off as president, afghanistan to replace vietnam as america, as long as war was determined and, and i did was a hard decision. but the right decision for american presidents that space, that decision. but ours determined not to leave it to the 5th, was the decision accompanied by tragedy. 13 brave americans lost their lives along with hundreds of afghans and

a suicide bomb. as i think those last lives that i think of every day, i think of all the 2461, u. s. military dest. over a long, 20 years of that war, 20744 american servicemen wanted an action. i think of their service for sacrifice and their heroism. i know other countries lost their own men and women fighting alongside us. we honor their sacrifices as well. face the future was also determined to rebuild my country's alliance and the partnership to a level not previously said we did. we did just that from traditional trivializes to new partnerships like the quad united states, japan, australia, in india. i know, i know many looked at the world today and see difficulties react to despair. but i do not. i won't as late as we don't have the luxury, i recognize

a challenge just to re cranes, the gods interested that beyond war, hunger, chairs, brutality, record displacement of people. applying the crisis. democracy at risk. stranger than our societies promise of artificial intelligence and a significant risk. less goes on for me because all i've said, all we have done together over the decades, i hope. i know there is a way forward. in 1990 yards for william butler yeats describe the world and i quote, for things fall apart, the center cannot hold. veronica is loose upon the world and quote, somebody say those words describe the world not just of 1919. for the 2024. as

i see, create a critical distinction in our time the center has helped leaders and people very region and across the political spectrum app store together turn the page. we turn the page in the worst pandemic in a century. we made sure cover no longer controls our lives we defended. do you have charter to be sure to survive and we crane is a free nation. our country made the largest investment climate create energy everite a world history. so always before is the poor countries, a part and the world apart. regression stream is a k. s instead is a desire to retreat from the world and going along our trash. our test is to make sure that the forest is holding us together are stronger. and those are point as a part of the 1st of all is

a partnership. and we came here each year to uphold can withstand the challenges that the center hose. once again, my, for all the leaders i truly believe are, and another inflection point where a history for the charges we make today will determine our future for decades to come. what we stand behind, the principles are united. we stand firm against the regression. well, we as the conflicts you to raise you today, we take on global challenges like climate change, hunger and disease. what we plan now for the opportunities and risk of a revolutionary new technologies. i want to talk today about each of these decisions and the actions in my view, we must take to start enjoying this body has made a commitment to the principles of new and charter stand up against regression,

russia and video craig. we could have stood by barely protested the vice president harrison. i understood that that was an assault on everything. this institution supposed to stand for. and so my direction america stepped into the bridge riding master security and economic engine manager and assistance. our nato allies and partners, and 50 plus nations shut up as well. but most importantly, you crazy people stood up. i asked the people this chamber to stand up for them. the good news is put horace fail. and his at his core a. you said that the story ukraine, would you credit is still free. you set out the weekend nato. the nato is bigger, stronger, more united than ever before. with 2 new members, finland in suite. but we cannot let up. we're all now has another choice to make.

well, we sustain our support to help you create windows for preservers, treated or walk away, let aggression be renewed and a nation be destroyed. i know my answer. we can not grow weary. we can not look away and we will not let up on our support for ukraine not to grade wedge of justin drove a free trial. the we also need to pull our principals as we sick to responsibly managed the competition with china. so it does not vary under conflicts. we stand ready to cooperate, an urgent challenge, the good of our people and the people everywhere. we originally resume cooperation

with china, stopped the fall of deadly synthetic narcotics. as i appreciate the collaboration and matters of the people my country now there are many others around the world. matters and conviction. united states is unabashed, pushing back against unfair economic competition against military corps and above the nations. and in the south china sea and maintaining patient stability across the tri, want straits, protecting our most advanced technologies. so they cannot be used against us or any of our partners. the same time, we're going to continue to strengthen our network of alliances and partnerships across the end of pacific is partnerships are not against any nation or building blocks for free, open, secure, and peaceful linda, pacific russell. we're going to bring greater measure of patience to building the middle east. world must not mention the horrors of october 7, any country,

any country, but as of right responsibility to ensure that such a tact and never happen again. thousands warm up stairs invaded a sovereign state slaughter a master carrying more than 1200 people, including 46 americans in their homes and other music festival. the special despicable acts of sexual violence. 250 edison's taken hostage. i've met with the families of those hostages. i agree with them. they're going through how innocent civilians and gosh, are also going through hell. 10001000 kills including aid workers, to many families. this located crowd in the tense, facing a dire humanitarian situation. they know that as far as war, that's a ma started. i put forward with cutter and egypt to cease fire, and hostage to sped of doors by the un security council. now is the time for the

parties of finalizes terms bring the hostages home. is your security for israel and gods are free of heart. i'm almost script is the suffering. and gotcha and, and this for october 7th, the is, i told her 7, we've also been determined to prevent a wider war that engulfed the entire region. has the law unprovoked during the october 7 attack launches rockets, it israel. almost a year later, 2 men at each side of it is rarely 11 on board or remain displaced. full scale wars, not in anyone's interest. even their situation is escalated. a diplomatic solution is still possible, in fact remains the only fat to last the security to allow the residence and both

countries to return to their homes in the board safely. and that's what we're working with. that's what we're working tirelessly to achieve. as, as we look ahead, as also address the rise of wiles, i guess is empower studies on the west bank and set the conditions for a better future, including the 2 state solution where the world, israel enjoys security and peace, full recognition, and normalize relations. all his name is power, steering level, security, dignity, and self determination in a state of their own. the progress toward peace will put us in a stronger position to do with the ongoing threat posed by ran together, invest, deny auction the territory stairs proxies which have call for more october 7th, and ensure that a ram will never ever obtain

a nuclear weapon. garza is not the only conflict it deserves outrage. sedan, bloody civil war. at least one of the world's worst you're mandatory in crisis. 8000000. 8000000 on the bank of famine. hundreds of thousands already. their trust asians are for it elsewhere. united states has let the world and provide the manager and a just to that with our partners, to let diplomatic talks to try to silence the guns and avoid a number a wider fam in the world. there is a stop army. the generals speak with one voice and tell them stop, jerry, your country part stopped blocking today to assume these people and this for now, the people they more than the absence of war cities,

a chance chance to live at dignity. they need to be protected. and the ravages of climate change, hunger and disease. our administration is right, has invested over $150000000000.00 to make progress and other sustainable development goals. it includes $20000000000.00 for, for security, over $50000000000.00 for global health. mobilized billions, more in private sector investment. you're taking the most ambitious climate accurate in history. we've moved through joy in the prior as agreement on day one. today, my country is finally on track to cut emissions in half by 2030 on track on my pleasure, quadruple climate financing, developing nations. we will $11000000000.00 thus far. this year. we've read your and the world health organization donate is 700000000 doses of colored vaccine. 270

countries. progress now move quickly to face and fox outbreak in africa were prepared to commit $500000000.00. top advert colors prevent and respond to impart. and doing a $1000000.00 doses of impacts backs a now called our partners to match our pledge make this a $1000000000.00 commitment to the people of africa beyond the core necessities of food and health. united states, the g 7 and our partners embark on a vicious initiative to mobilize and deliver significant financing and developing world. we're working delve countries build out their infrastructure, to clean energy, transition to their digital transformation, to buy a new economic foundations for a prosperous future. or this call the partnership for global infrastructure

investment. you've already started to see the fruits of this a merge in southern africa in southeast asia. and then the americans have to keep going. want to get things done together. in order to do that, we must build a stronger, more effective and more inclusive, united nations. us, these are adapt and bring new voices and new perspectives. that's why we support reforming and expanding the membership for the un security council. the are you in a bachelor just laid out our detail vision to reflect today's world. not yesterday's . it's time to move forward. the security council like view in itself these to go back to the job and making peace. a broker and deals and wars and suffering stopped us.