i've only got no residence, a hoping the united nations can help. they say that what's unfolding, he threatened, not only them, but the entirety of europe. now let's get you some other news happening right now. firefighters have battle a large blaze and eastern spain, using aircraft to control it. people were evacuated from the nearby towns of bass and taurus. more than 900000 hector's, have burned in recent days. parts of the peninsula are suffering extremely dry conditions. tribute to climate change increasing the risk of fires, least 14 people as killed and dozens wore wounded in iraq of attack on a crowded market in the town of bob in northern syria. circus backed opposition fighters control the area syrian observatory to human rights that the syrian government forces were behind the attack. in somalia, at least 12 people are dead after islamic militants launched an attack on a hotel in the capital. no good dish group osh bob which is leaf l. k to has claimed responsibility for the attack on the yacht hotel. it's a popular meeting venue for poli

the united nations are comprised of 193 nations, the united states pays 4.2% of the regular budget, 26.94 percent and the peacekeeping budget. what does the united states receive in return for this investment of the tax dollars? as a member of this body, we must ensure that the funds that the u.s. grants to the u.n. are used in a way that benefits the american taxpayer. this was not the case when the world health organization echoed the statement given to them by the chinese communist party at the start of the pandemic. it was noted that from the beginning stages of the covid-19 outbreak the who repeated the upheld ccp statements as truth. an examination of public statements including praise of the handling of the pandemic reveals a willingness to ignore signs and other credible sources. we do not know everything that happened when the threat of covid-19 first appeared, the director general acted in an effort to defend the ccp's leadership from criticism. this bowing negatively impacted the world, disturb the world's understanding and hamper the global response -- hampered the global resp

united nations antonio otelish, according to him, humanity risks forgetting the lessons of hiroshima nagasaki, the un secretary general emphasized that after the end of the cold war, there was hope for peace in the world, whole regions were getting rid of their nuclear potential, but what about the quote from the un secretary general, geopolitical tension is reaching a new maximum and competition is beginning to win out over cooperation , we need to strengthen the agreement on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, because future generations depend on the fact that we do not take a step into the abyss, i really want the heads of the governments of countries the world had the sense not to take this step and that this sense was at least a crumb in the head of one country which is still, unfortunately, our north-eastern neighbor, the issue of the sovereignty of belarus is not even discussed, but we can talk about some kind of closer alliance with russia, he said today president oleksandr lukashenko, during his appointment, sent to russia the former successful head of a collective far

and the united nations also have an interest. they said they would try to step up at the grain exports as we're headed to would so winter. alrighty, w correspondent jojo han, therefore us is timble. thanks very much. russian president vladimir putin says he will allow inspectors to visit the occupied upper asia nuclear power plant and a call with francis president manuel mark on the russian leader said officials from the international atomic energy agency can go to see the situation on the ground. russian troops are stationed at the plant, which is 40 kilometers from the city as upper asia in ukraine's east. both moscow and keith have accused each other of firing near the facility, which is the largest of its kind in europe. and nearby residents are increasingly concerned about the potential for nuclear disaster and are preparing for the worst . the demand is skyrocketing every day, pharmacies ins, parisha, so iodine pills to residence. they're anxious about the russian occupied nuclear power plant. and we 40 kilometers away. mer

there are addressing the united nations security council. ah, which is discussion discussing the situation in ukraine 6 months after the ah, russian invasion of ukraine began, sparking this war. ah, he said, that's as the death told in ukraine rises, the amount of humanitarian assistance required in ukraine has skyrocketed that to this is a senseless war. and one which has revealed vulnerabilities across the world, especially in the 3rd world. and he has renewed his coal for support, a 3rd world countries to deal with the impacts of this conflict. i believe now and we are going to cross over to kristen salumi our kristin so tussle that more about water the you and 6 general had say well the secretary general paid tribute to the thousands of civilians who've been killed as a result of this conflict. now and it's 6 months, but i think what stands out from his remarks as you touched on is the impact that this conflict as having world wide in terms of a, it's polarizing impact on the countries of the united nations. as we see in the security cou

residents are hoping the united nations can help. they say that what's unfolding, he threatened not only them, but the entirety of europe. tibia corresponding young philip shots is in odessa. we asked them about the possibility of international inspections of the nuclear plant . well, at least it's sun, good news after weeks of horrible news. so surrounding the nuclear power plants and support asia. we don't know yet if it so will really take place. there have been many announcements from the russian side in the past that were misleading, but it's remarkable because poochie actually seems to agree to the conditions on the ukrainian side and let the international inspectors travel through ukrainian controls a territory. but the situation around the nuclear power plant is still very dangerous . of course we're getting reports about new shelling, but it's not only the shelling of the sites, but it's also growing concerns regarding possible power outages and outages of the cooling systems. there that could lead to a potential disaster to

today under a united nations back deal. more than half a 1000000 tons of grain have left ukraine in less than a month. you had secretary general attorney gutierrez, has watched those shipments, leave 1st hand at the joint coordination center, where ukrainian russian, turkish, and un officials are monitoring the deal. gutierrez said many more shipments of ukrainian grain are needed to help boost global supply. he also said russia has to step up its own exports of fertilizer and food products to bring down prices. russia, blockaded ukrainian ports during the 1st months presentation. at a news conference in istanbul, the un chief paid attention to the other part of the un broker deal that concerns russian food products. the other part of this package deal is the any b that excess of to the global markets of russian food and fertilizer, which i have not subject to sanctions. it is important that all governments in the private sector corporates bringing them to market with outs. fertilizer in 2022. that may not be enough foods i

the united nations including play which of course is an independent country and. ready this all frontiers got to be respected as a surprise that countries have to say something on the united nations, but behind it all. the situations all come back because the, the west is trumpeting this whole in terms of a question by russia without paying attention to russia's security interest. for example, china is put into a position because china and all, and all the supporting and respecting each countries as often status on the united nation. but i'll get a hand trying to see the problems, all the, the pressure on russia to defend itself because of the ongoing expansion of nato. so i think that the situation is much more complex and also the war is. busy a lot of consequences around the world, and there is kind of an actual damage in 2 countries, even in africa, which are suffering from increase prices, increase energy prices. so there's the one that most countries the want of this war . and of course, that they just, they have to say this under the lot of patients there.

the united nations, in principle, should in some way put the russian federation in place.is obvious because the security system that was built in of the world at the end of the second world war had its own goal of creating such a system that would intervene in difficult stories , such as wars, the encroachment of one country on the territory of another country. for the past six months, er, this whole history of the un is simply leveling this institution because he cannot do anything about the russian federation and nobody can do anything er, you know, i will say this. as a person who er i already work in diplomacy, that’s actually my whole adult life. well , i devoted more than half of this time to the water . there was a routine and i was engaged in it from all sides . or there until march or february of the 14th year. that is, well, because i just i know from the inside how it all works and it never bought, unfortunately, the other thing is that i ca n't disagree with those who say well, i think so too, you think that when we say the un, we can't uh imagine some over the

where jesse mikhail gorbachev, united nations secretary general and 20, the terrorist says the world, los, the towering global leader, russian president vladimir putin has expressed his deepest condolences hope itself with his famous crimson birthmark, with one of the most recognizable figures of 20th century politics. and one of its most influential let's say let's look at me how garbage has like and see now he drove through reforms aimed at reviving the soviet union's economy. 19 eighties was a time of survey, economic hardship for countries in the communist blog. her story camera, russian word that means restructuring was the name given to a series of reforms. the gradually decentralized many businesses, producers could now set their own prices. and while glass norse, meaning openness, same to instill a spirit of transparency, the reforms bank fired has food prices spiked for millions, eastern receiving government subsidies, growing instability, instability led to the collapse of the ussr in 1991 out there as rob reynolds has interviewed mikhail gorbachev and has more on his legacy

the united nations was very important in the korean war, because in theory, it was the united nations that waged war to fight communism and support democracy, not the united states. and by the people and for the people, a familiar phrase, and the idea of enslavement and a system that makes people tools of the state. this is obviously important, because here you are trading as a free person, setting the markets, deciding whether to have a card or three is worth 48, and you are free to make your deck, and i pray that they may be delivered from oppression. in other words, it's not the people of the soviet union who are bad or evil, it's the leaders. again, this is the entire theme of containment. if you understand the russian people and you understand the culture, you'll understand that this is a bad system. the people will rebel if you just contain them. so, you haven't even opened the box at this point. the topics that i go through that i noticed on the cards, obviously, korea. other themes that i identified and i literally, you could jiggle and juggle themes of these 48 cards however

the conditions for this un mission to come, in fact, this is not happening at all, we at the united nations have a lot of questions that is, in my opinion, an organization that was created as a result of the second world war so that the third world war would never take place and that no country could start its aggressive policy there, or if it starts there was a very harsh and quick reaction, in fact, what we see is that it does not cope with any challenges , what kind of reaction was there in 2014, well, in fact, there was no inherent one, and this, in my opinion, led to the fact that on february 20 and 24 in the 22nd year, the russian federation began a new stage this war, a large-scale offensive, again, what was the reaction from the united nations, apart from deep concern, probably nothing inherent, so that you understand and understand our viewers, at the moment, according to the structure of the un, it is constantly operating in our country of the un monitoring mission in ukraine, this structure has been working in our country for a long time, a separate mission was created based on t

it was brokerage by the united nations. yeah, sure. okay, but just talk to us about the challenges that you've seen when it comes to the implementation challenge. my challenge is floating minds. are we show in the sea and is this why she bonus mostly trying to sit and wait? how resource special we left? how faced each passage? and then they will make a decision to direct their sheets to your grade on ports. as on today's, the 16 vessels over the last people in your ports, one of them is you commune russell. and the you 2 more vessel which came 2 days ago . now loading the grades. one of them are for united nation program and we expect the exact current 2 weeks to arrive and not the 15 vessel give us a sense of how much we currently a rough estimate of how much weight is currently still in storage in ukraine, waiting to be exported from the previous season, we have are all 5000000 on so for export office and we over this target to harvest new growth. we expect to have $2021000000.00 metric tolls 6 from each will be consumed domestically

what is the united nations doing?od it managed to condemn the aggression, but how can you further support the institution of the security council, which is completely paralyzed due to the fact that russia has the right of veto? so this right of veto is at least the organization of the unification of nations must come to the conclusion that this veto right must be overcome by a majority in the organization of the unification of the nation by a majority in the general person, because as it is in the world, there is a right of veto of the president on any decision parliament is like that in normal democratic ones, but parliaments can absolutely veto it with a majority of votes. this is how the organization of the united nations should act, but again, they only throw up their hands. well, what are we going to do against the nuclear power of russia, this is helplessness, this is actually this impartiality, we actually come to the fact that there are human rights organizations, there are international security organizations

the united nation says that's why it's so important to get the inspectors inside of there. but i think this points to an increasingly polarized international community . we've heard the un warning about global divisions in the, in the united nations deepening. we heard african members of the security council warning about a return to the cold war era. i and i, this, the un acknowledging that at this stage, there's no end in sight to this conflict. and again, hence that is their focus on the humanitarian aspect and trying to help lower the temperatures, whether it's at zapper, asia or a surrounding food distribution occurs. and it was a pretty bleak assessment from the u. m. like the general antonio terrors wasn't it? did he show any, any sign of hope or did anyone else so any indication of a way out of his comfort? yeah, i again it, it, it really comes down to this deepening divide in the secretary general warning, but that actually it could get worse. he said the only way to lower the temperatures are intent to fix the situation globally. is to come to a peace agreement. b

the united nations is was very important in the korean war because in in theory, it was the united nations that waged war to fight to fight communism and and supports and support democracy. not the united states and by the people and for the people a familiar phrase and the idea of enslavement and and a system that makes people tools of the state. well, this is obviously important because here you are trading as a free person. setting the markets deciding whether two of card one is worth three is worth one of card 48 and you are free to to make your deck and i pray that they may be delivered from oppression. in other words. it's not the lead. it's not the people of the soviet union who are bad or evil it's the leaders. and again, this is the entire theme of containment if you understand the russian people and you understand the culture, you'll understand that this is a bad system. the people will will rebel if you just contain them. so this is all just in this one. you haven't even opened the box at this point the topics that i go through that i noticed on on the cards obviously korea othe

yelchenko, this is a diplomat permanent representative of ukraine in the organization of the united nations 2015- in 2019, volodymyr, when we talk about the un, we cannot help but remember that in september there will be another session of the un general assembly and the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation, sergey lavrov, is going there. we know that you are personally against lavrov. introduced by the united states of america, but before going to this general assembly , russia decided to pump once again, well, pump the united nations organization in quotation marks, because it wants to hold a meeting of the un security council on august 11, moscow cites as the reason ukrainian attacks on the zaporizhzhya npp is a quote, this information was confirmed to the russian mass media by the source of the permanent mission of the russian federation to the un and the first deputy ambassador to russia prion dmytro polyansky. said polyansky, confirms that they have invited a meeting regarding the ukrainian shelling of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, this topic deserves a passio

this is nancy reagan in her own words at the united nations. >> it gives me pleasure, on behalf of the third committee to welcome among us today the representative of the united states of america, mrs. nancy reagan, first lady of the united states. and i invite her to make her statements. >> thank you, mister chairman. i am delighted to be here as a member of the u.s. delegation to speak before the third committee of the united nations general assembly on a matter of urgent importance to all of us. the third committee is now considering agenda items on youth, families, and crime prevention. i want to talk to you about the illegal use of drugs and the direct impacts it's having on families and children. i come before the united nations today as a wife and a mother, and one who has had a unique opportunity to see the impact of the drug problem, not only in the united states, but in many areas of the world. i worked on this problem with many distinguished people represented on this committee. i've had the opportunity to travel to many parts of the world, and have seen the problem firsthan

demonstrations. >> united nations peacekeepers are morning soldiers. some were killed during last week's protests in the eastern democratic republic of congo. the demonstrations against the q1 nation started in, the provisional capital and spread rapidly. some congolese are calling for a force of 16,000 troops to leave. each time we gather under circumstances such as these, we recognize the human sacrifice that all have made. >> 15 protesters were also killed during the riots. police and the army had to be called in to contain the situation. families of the protesters are morning their loved ones. they showed pictures of three young men who caught up in the violence. >> we are sad but we will not stop protesting. we want the peacekeepers to leave. we have lost our family members so we have to continue the fight and keep their memories life. more than 100 armed groups operate in the region. they have killed civilians and forced more than 300,000 people to leave their homes. many congolese say they want to feel safe and the peacekeepers are unable to prot

you mentioned the organization of the united nations, mr. not oleksandr, why do i actually want to return to the un because, er, we remember how in 1991, when the soviet union collapsed, russia declared itself the legal successor of the soviet union, and in this way it was er- boris yeltsin's letter to the united nations in order for the un to recognize russia as the legal successor of the soviet union with the corresponding positions, i.e. in the security council and in general in the un, the founders of the un were the ukrainian ssr separately and, accordingly, ukraine received the local un and the belarusian ssr also received the place of the un, the procedure is necessarily the procedure for the accession of the new independent state of the russian federation, which it became in 1991, moscow did not pass, and in principle, in principle, due to the fact that russia has a place in the red security, it does not have the right to veto all decisions of the security council, that is, the highest bodies of the united nations. can we, against the background of what is happening in ukraine aga

by an overwhelming majority of united nations member.. we implore russia to immediately cease use of force against ukraine and call on the russian federation to comply with its obligation under international law including the u.n. charter, international humanitarian law, and human rights law. the perpetration of war crimes and responsible government officials will be held accountable. you actively support -- we actively support all measures to ensure accountability for human rights violations committed during russian aggression in ukraine. presidents, the first months -- the last months we have seen an emerging risk of nuclear calamity in europe. it is deplorable we even need to say a nuclear power plant should never need to be used as a military base. the deployment of russian military personnel and weaponry at the nuclear facility is unacceptable and disregards the safety and security that all ie ea members have committed to respect. we urge the russian federation to immediately withdraw military forces and all unauthorized personnel f

, we know that in 94 ce in 1945, when it was just organized , among the founders of the united nationsation were the ukrainian ssr, the byelorussian ssr and the ussr as a structure of the unification of the republics in the 91st year accordingly, ukraine, as the legal successor of the ukrainian ssr, received a seat in the un, or rather left this seat, belarus also remained in the un, and russia declared that it is the legal successor of this ussr and the seat in the un belongs to it, although according to the procedure of the un charter, it should have applied for this application consider and in this way confirm russia's membership in the un and in the un security council, how do you now look at these inconsistencies and are there any motives or grounds to question the russian federation's vote in the un due to the fact that russia did not necessarily pass accession to the un well, she simply declared herself as the rightful successor of this ussr in this organization, actually , it seems to me that all the accents were placed absolutely correctly. this is a really interesting story,

at the united nations in new york city. the secretary and other world leaders are at the u.n. to attend the review conference on the treaty. >> including the united states pursue disarmament, making sure that countries who do not have a nuclear weapons do not acquire them by upholding and strengthening up the fresh and and making sure the countries can engage in the peaceful use of nuclear energy, something that is more vital as we deal with the challenges posed by climate change. this is a critical moment for us. it is a challenging one too. different parts of the regime are under challenge. we see that, particularly in the area of nonproliferation. we have changes -- challenges being posed by iran, korea and by russia. so, the next 30 days, the work that is being done here, by countries around the world to reaffirm the nonproliferation treaty, to strengthen each one of its pillars, peaceful use is more vital than it has ever been. the united states will be here over the next month. we have 60 people on our team. we will be here every single day working with any and every coun

as the ukrainian authorities, and i, as an ombudsman, we appealed to the organization of the united nations as a result of which was the launch of the third mission to investigate the events of volynivka, when we showed to the whole world that, look, the russian federation is not stopping, it is moving on and has now reached the point of nuclear blackmail, and the fourth un monitoring mission was created regarding the zaporizhia nuclear power plant power plant , i have a rhetorical question for mr. otelish, who came to ukraine yesterday, how many more missions should be launched in order for you to really well, 100-200,000 began to act at the moment when you and i are recording this interview, mr. gotyarish is in odessa, and i wanted to clarify whether he might have expressed a desire to go to the occupied territory to the same deer park and directly, in this way, find out what is there as far as i know , he himself was on such a proposal. he didn’t get up. the only information is that, allegedly, during the communication with our president volodymyr savych zelensky and with the president o

s. supreme court ended the national right to the procedure. in june. the united states and the taliban have accused each other of violating agreed. turns after a c i a drone strike killed the al qaeda leader. i'm in elza warry. he was targeted as he stood on his balcony in a cobble neighbourhood. us officials say all the wiring being there, broke the doha agreement on the american withdrawal from afghanistan. the killing has raised scrutiny of the taliban as it seeks international recognition. and 8, what isabel is sondra peterson has been to the area in kabul, where all the worry was killed. it is evening here in cobble and solid facts are hard to come by. when the news of us are here is death broke in the early morning hours, luca time journalists were able to go out to share poor neighborhood. that is where the u. s. says the al qaeda leader had been living and that is where they say he was killed. sherpa is a kind of push fancy neighbourhood of cobbled with many big villas. these villas used to house some embassies, but mainly they used to house and politicia

understanding when miscalculation away from nuclear, at an e lation, a stock warning from the head of the united nations that talks on preventing the spread of nuclear weapons. ah m. anthony howard walk into the program. the united states says that is killed the leader of al qaeda. i'm an old so why kitty, in a drone struck in afghanistan, he was one of the founders of the terrorist. and had been in hiding for more than a decade as to why he allegedly carried out a key role in the planning on the $911.00 attacks alongside the summer been law is dead, comes a year after the u. s. forces pulled out of afghanistan, u. s. as the taliban has been sheltering also, why heated inner m and president joe biden announced al z a y hit his death saying he was killed in a drone strike on a house in the afghan capital cobble on saturday. or jose community located is our hearing. earlier this year had moved to downtown couple to reunite with members of his immediate family. after carefully considering a clear and convincing evidence of his location, i authorized the precision strike that would remove him from the battl

united nations has issued an emergency appeal for funding to help pakistan recover. a 3rd of the country is underwater, as map shows the vast areas hit by the flooding, stretching the entire length of the country. and many of pakistan's breadbasket provinces in the south have been submerged. according to the world food program, some 33000000 people have been affected. around 3000 kilometers of road have been damaged and the country's national disaster management authority. as around 2000000 acres of land have been affected, raising concerns about food security, a village underwater, in pakistan, sind province, one of several key agricultural regions that now resemble small oceans. many people here were poor before the floods came. now they've lost almost everything in those areas that are dry, makeshift camps. how's those displaced by the water and farmers salvage what they can from their fields? pakistan's climate minister says the flooding is apocalyptic, and that her country is bearing the brunt of climate change caused by more developed nations. boxes than is les

most of the people living here have refugee cards given to them by the you and hcr, the united nations high commissioner for refugees. but those cards have barely had them. it also does not head that india does not have a national law policy to deal with refugees. it is also not a signatory to international laws that outlined refugee rights. lawyer colon gonzales, who has represented ro hang young muslims in the past, says it is not entirely correct that the country does not have a legal framework for refugees. we have a perfectly legal framework in terms of the orders of the supreme court of india. under our constitution, a judgment of the supreme court operates like a statute that has the same status as a law made by parliament. you have a lovely judgment of us, so we have a perfect system. india doesn't want to formalize that system. that is what upsets muhammad hadron. he has been living in the scan for 12 years, as you keep close to tears when he shows us his refugee god. and the long dome visa, william of elizabeth, the indian government, gave him the reason i'm truth, that he ha

malika either la betty, along with other political leaders as will as the representative of the united nations in iraq jeanine clos, hot, so the speakers has just stated that that meeting was fruitless, and it's only meant to serve the stake holders political interests. meanwhile, the chord nation framework, the pro raynan political a block urging their supporters to continue their counter sit in an outside defenses of the greens on they say that they will continue their sit in to protest against what they consider the occupation of the parliament by so the supporters and against their aggression against the state sovereignty saw that once the parliament be dissolved nearly elections be held. on the other hand, the prearranged and coordination of framework once before elections being held, a transitional government, the formats, but sort of rejects that option. saying that if a transitional government be formed, it will be including only those accused of corruption and mismanagement for ease. the situation remains very tense with both rival factions holding onto their situations. so with that

well, this means the organization of the united nations regarding the threat and nuclear blackmail of the russian federation , because it's obvious, as i i have already said that ukraine is an independent state, there are, uh, russian occupation troops . they are on our territory. however, russia has the audacity to initiate an urgent meeting and talk about the threat from the ukrainian state. why is the un not resisting the obvious manipulations of the russian federation? well, first of all, i will repeat the words of our permanent representative to the un, ambassador serhiy kislysyu, that russia is illegally occupying the seat of a permanent member of the un security council, since the un charter and any other documents do not provide for the transfer of this seat from the soviet union who was the founder. and by the way, ukraine is the world to mention that ukraine and belarus, together with the soviet union, were the founders of e-e in fact , and russia will illegally receive this position and use therefore, it is impossible to pass anything through the security council, taking in

while the united nations is warning that the world is now closer to nuclear annihilation than at any time since the cold war. secretary general antonio potash was speaking at a conference on reducing nuclear weapons. the stakes are high as the month long conference gets underway at the united nations headquarters in new york . russia put its nuclear forces on alert after it invaded ukraine. the u ends chief set, the threat posed by nuclear weapons today hasn't been seen since the cold war, and he issued this warning. we have been extraordinary. lucky so far. but luck is not the strategy, not easy. the shields from geopolitical tensions marlene over into nuclear, conflicts to with a humanity is just one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away from nuclear, at any lation. we need the treaty of non proliferation of nuclear weapons as much as ever. germany's foreign minister accused russia of reckless rhetoric and reminded signatories of their obligations to the non proliferation treaty or n p t. we are here to defend the rules based international order. the entity is not just the piec

and he sought a bag as a former us ambassador to the united nations. and she says gorbachev leaves behind a mixed legacy. it will be a manual ended the cold war, who opened up the soviet union to possibilities for peace with the west. integration with the west, he understood the need to have russia embedded and integrated with the west, even if it may contain keep a slightly different system in russia. i expect there will be stern noting of the passing of a former leader, but vitriol on there on the right and the social media even already see it on twitter and instagram of the calls that he's a traitor. and so i think the kremlin will be dignified about his passing, but mom on too much of the legacy on a personal level, he was very engaging, warm, a quick, quick till after i had the opportunity to meet him in the ninety's with senator ted kennedy for who was working and the big issues there were to try to get some refuse next out of the soviet union. he understood how to make that deal. and we got some out. big crisis at the time was the i n f treaty a

the muslim groups in the east took st on the ball very much to the united nations. cool going forward. rashonna pass executive director of the company for week is thanks for speaking to us. thank you. now pakistan's army is on high alert from all floods in the south of the country. the in this river has been swelling for weeks, threatening another wave of flooding rescue as have spread out to some of the worst effect and places where millions are waiting for help. all the 1100 people have died in the flooding, which has left a 3rd of the country under water from the village of parents, a bad and sin province. zane bus ravi reports. oh, this is the face of hunger in sin. to describe what is happening here as desperation, trivializes the extent of the suffering we spoke to for santa she was headed into the fray. she says she had no choice. i read it again. would you go nickel? now houses have fallen down. you don't have tickets. we can't shade our children from the sun. no houses have been submerged. i swear to god, there is nothing left on our belongings have been wa

well, d, w is mikella cook, now joyous me from outside the united nations in new york. so mikaela, you've been listening to a range of high level speeches there from these leaders today. what were the main takeaways for most who i was actually following the german foreign minister. and she also sat down with a group of leaders. the whole group had this effort to really get at the film. going to really need non proliferation. when the world talks about it, and she pretty much concluded with the sentence, say, well, we're not here because it's easy. we're here because it's needed. and that was only emphasized through the speech. we heard from antonio with terrorists, that this is not just about intent is not just about and letting me of who 10, who in the early days of the aggression against ukraine also threatened the west of and bit of nuclear weapons a potential to be. but that the biggest risk was making mistakes that mistakes could lead the lead and inhalation essentially of mankind. the of these are very big words is a very big threat. and here, there are some concr

the head of the united nations antonio, who to fish as warned that any attack on a nuclear power plant is quote, suicidal he wants access to the site for international inspectors. i hope that those affects well ukraine's president of volunteers, zalinski has accused russia of nuclear blackmail in his latest video address, he calls on the world to impose sanctions against russia's nuclear industry. acting like from we are actively informing the world about russia, nuclear blackmail about the shelling and mining of this upper region nuclear power plants. there are already appropriate reactions from the international community, but we need to speed up actions and response or russia will not respect words or worries. new sanctions are needed against the terrors state and the entire russian nuclear industry for creating the threat of a nuclear disaster. rosie yet look at the so what russia denies that it's targeting civil infrastructure in its war against ukraine, but the destruction on the ground suggests otherwise. according to the ukrainian government, hundreds of health facilities have

president, united nations remains concerned about the dangerous situations in around the zaporizhzhia power found in southern ukraine. the plan continues to be operated by ukrainian technical personnel, but has been under control of the military forces of the russian federation since arch. -- march. in august reports of a escalation of shelling around the plant begin to emerge. with secretary -- secretary general has appeal to all concerns to exercise, since and reason anti-refrain from taking any action that might danger safety and security of the nuclear plant, europe's largest. secretary general discussed the issue of the planned safety during the call with russians mr. of defense. on august 18, he discussed the situation with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. the secretary-general has continued to call for all military activity and in the immediate vicinity of the plan to cease immediately, and for all sides to refrain from targeting its facilities or surroundings. all military personnel and equipment must be withdrawn from the plant, there should be no further deployment o

, we know that in 94 in 1945, when the united nations was just being organized, among the founders ofted nations was the ukrainian ssr, the belarusian ssr and the ussr as a structure of the unification of the republics in 9 the first year, ukraine, accordingly, as the legal successor of the ukrainian ssr, received a seat in the un, or rather, belarus left this seat also remained in the un, and russia declared that it is the successor of this ussr and the place in the un belongs to it, although according to the procedure of the un charter, it should have submitted an application, this application should have been considered and in this way confirmed membership russia in the un and in the un security council, how do you now look at these inconsistencies and are there any motives or reasons to question the vote of the russian federation or because russia did not necessarily go through the process of joining the un? to this organization. it seems to me that all the accents were placed absolutely correctly - this is really an interesting story, and by the way, i think that, again, it was s

the united nations went in as a peacekeeping mission. the u.n.makes peace, it tries to keep peace, but the idea of making peace has to do with the actors and diplomats and many other channels. yes, there is a lot to say about what the leader has done, but the expectation that he will go there in a country of 100 million people, two plus million square kilometers and make peace was naive, i would say. that being said, there has been damage in terms of unesco getting involved with local actors in taking that road toward peace. imran: we make an interesting point. the peacekeeping forces are about peacekeeping, not peacemaking. but it seems to me, if you lost the support of the population, you are encouraging violence, which is what has been happening in the eastern democratic republic of the congo. is the peacekeeping mission a failure in your eyes? >> i concur with most of what the other discussion has said. i think it is a mixed result when you see what the situation was 22 years ago, when the u.sn. interceded between the belligerents to try to m

so many countries in the united nations have condemned this designation.know what is happening with this money? >> addameer, specifically, we are not getting direct funds but i would believe the commission with the local office of the eu will be responsible for maintaining and continuing the project that some of the six organizations were involved on because it is really -- there is no basis against the organizations that can justify the freezing the projects that were implemented. it was much politicized from the side of the eu to suspend the projects of these organizations. amy: your organization is currently working to stop administrative detention, which enables the israeli government to detain anyone based on secret information. how many people are held in this condition and would affect the israeli military raided your offices we have your legal cases, does that compromise the work you can do? >> definitely it will compromise the kind of legal services that we can offer we are representing an front of the military courts. currently, there are around

the united nations is issuing an emergency appeal for funding to help pakistan recover from devastating monsoon floods. the rains have stopped for now, but more than one 3rd of the country has been left under water. at least a 1000 people are dead. millions have been displaced or had their livelihoods destroyed. the climate change minister has compared to the catastrophe to a dystopian disaster movie, saying that she has never seen anything like it. a village underwater in pakistan, sind province, one of several key agricultural regions that now resemble small oceans. many people here were poor before the floods came. now they've lost almost everything in those areas that are dry, make shift camps. how's those displaced by the water? and farmers salvage what they can from their fields. pakistan's climate minister says the flooding is apocalyptic, and that her country is bearing the brunt of climate change caused by more develop nations. because then is less than one percent in the global emissions of by if you like a we hardly contribute any of emissions to the. busy border emission bla

another 2 commercial ships have departed ukraine's black sea port sandra, united nations, back deal of a half a 1000000 tons of grain have left in less than a month. un secretary general antonio guiterres, watch those shipments, leave 1st hand at the coordination center where ukrainian russian, turkish and you, when officials are monitoring. gutierrez said many more shipments and he had to help boost global food supply. russia had been blockading ukraine's ports until the deal was struck. the w corresponded julia han is in its dabble. she described the un secretary general's visit to the city. the un secretary general came to turkey from odessa that crucial ukrainian port where he saw ships being loaded with grain . and today, in an east amble port, he was shown how the vessels are being inspected under this agreement by join teams, representatives from both ukraine and russia, but also from the united nations and turkey. now, turkey is not only involved in the implementation, it also helped the un broker this deal, and it is the only significant agreement signed by keith and moscow si

unite. today we must work to raise the national economy and develop the social sphere.he liberal democratic party has always been focused on its activities, and our founders vladimirovich zhirinovsky taught this for every person for every family, therefore, in essence. today we have proposed to the president and the government a kind of social package for the liberal democratic party , from which it has already been supported by the state duma. today we must be together in order to defeat nazism on it is very important for certain ukraine that a statement is being made from the front line today with a request for young people of our fighters to join the ranks of the liberal democratic party. but today is the day of the state flag, today is the most important holiday that is becoming more and more significant for us every year. i congratulate all members of the liberal democratic party i congratulate all citizens of russia, i congratulate the entire russian world and russian civilization on this holiday happy russian flag day and wish everyone who hears me health today.