but that's the main to see what happens with a global base, the united nation world food program, though they have come out to say that this crisis is actually about affordability, meaning that there is foot available, but that these prices are just really hot. so do you agree or is it just putting a nicer spin on things? no, i think the 6 of the society, the mostly that impacted by the base increase and affordability can come into the play that. but they have a lot of social safety net or you talk about india, that is where the places are subsidized or the or the income group. and so they have, they have not been impacted by the affordable by so much. but it actually got a big, big play because a lot of them there that impacted by the global sizes so. so i think that that plays into legend part of the world. definitely, definitely. thank you so much, sam miranda mohan paper being here with us today. now who are the winners and losers of the actual food prices? food prices have hit their highest rate of growth in some 43 years. and unfortunately, it is hitting the low income people, the

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and donors from around the world pledge $8000000000.00 to help pakistan recover from last year's devastating floods. united nations says the world's top polluting countries should take responsibility for climate disaster. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. world leaders have condemned the storming of brazil's democratic institutions. supporters of former president john boston aro, ransacked the national congress. the supreme court and presidential palace in the capital on sunday. security forces have surrounded remaining protesters, make makesha tempe in brazilian, and have begun dismantling the tents. officers have been ordered to remove all protesters from the area they had occupied since the election in october comes as newly installed president lewis ignacio lulu de silva blamed his predecessor for the violence and promised a tough response. also, nora has condemned the violence on twitter saying the forced entry into the looting and into and looting all public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. ah ah g movie mountains. what beast this? yes, i use that. is it. so that was th

the united states and most of the powers of the world in the aftermath of world war i with her just go try to set up a legal structure. it collapsed in 1933-34, the league of nationsnited states brought it backns with united nations. after world war ii, it served as well, and now putin has not only challenge it, but moved against it. as the administration's, u.s. administration said, this is about the structure ofuc the international community, this war is. c and so we have to see it through to its conclusion. can ukraine regain control of crimea? the answer is absolutely, yes. does it have what it needs to do that? not yet.o so i think the administration has crossed a major threshold with the announcement of sending a bradley fighting vehicles, and the discussion of em-1 tanks. there's more to be done but essentially ukraine needs the ability not only to defend itself, which we are providing with nasams and patriots in which ukraine itself has artfully done with its own air defense, yes, that needs to be strengthened. but ukraine needs offensive capabilities. this starts with winning the counter fire battle the more artillery, longer-range weapons and greater dem

the united states and most powers of the world and the aftermath of world war i tried to set up a legal structure. a collapsed in 1933, 34. the league of nations, the united states brought it back with the united nations. after world war ii it served us well, and putin has not only challenged it, but moved against it. as the administration, u.s. administration says this is about the instruction of the international community. we have to see it through to its conclusion. can you regain control of crimea ? the answer is yes. does it have what it needs to do that? not yet. i think the administration has crossed a major threshold with sending the bradley five -- fighting vehicles and discussion of m1 tanks. there's more to be done, but ukraine needs the ability, not only to defend itself, which we are providing with nasams and patriots and ukraine has artfully done with its own air defense. that needs to be strengthened, but ukraine needs offense of capabilities. this starts with winning the counter fire battle. more artillery, longer-range weapons and greater command-and-control and intelligence support. it also requires the longer-range drones l

that does not quite tally with the figures we are seeing either in the united nations or world bank figuresl see what today's figures in uk. in some ways uk has good strategies but from the outside i sometimes though strategies do not look like they fit together. if you look at the trade between uk and europe, lots of investors come to uk to access that market in the eu 500 million consumers so that means a border across the uk, france and the continent is really important in terms of the relationship between uk and europe is really important. it looks more positive now than it certainly has been so that is the light at the end of the tunnel, we hope, but if you look at the growth strategy and the recent budget announcement, there is no mention of trade. on the one hand have good strategies in terms of visualisation, some groundbreaking legislation to remove all paper from the uk border system but on the other hand, no mention of trade in the uk growth plan when actually 60% of the uk economy relates to trade and that is important from an investment interview. investors are looking for long

general issues, we are now all united, and i will remind you that bonn is the abbreviation of the charitable association of the nation, we ukrainians unite our nation around the worldressor i remember the survey but this is a good answer because we understand that you know by 2014 i remember what were the surveys among the ukrainian youth that showed the obvious reality that the ukrainian youth was less than any other youth, for example . my life is stupid in order to do some good deeds. i really compared this to what you saw in poland, when very often young people found time to do something with animals, i don't know, or there i don't know how to protect nature there or do something for the local society of some kind of culture . that is, it is the norm

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united nations was formed. originally the united nations is a product of international agreements that formed following the results of the second world war and actually at the conference in yalta and in 1945 and the heads of the three states. and the soviet union of the united states of america and great britain signed an agreement on the creation of the united nations, and at that time the relations between the allies were very good, agreed that the united nations could be overcome, and the problems that its predecessor had at the league of nations since there was no mechanism in the league of nations that would allow reconciling the interests of the great powers winning countries. the very procedure of signing, the charter of the organization of meme nations took place in san francisco on the twenty-sixth of june 1945 at the founding conference of the united nations, where a 50 + one state agreed to conclude a treaty, which is still the real heart of international law after the first world war the americans failed to throw off the world olympus to great britain, therefore the idea of ​​​​the united nations organization is an americ

about other modalities with regards to africa's place in international fora, such as the united nations and the world trade organization. but of course, the vivid is really more than just a symbolic visit if you will. there's an opportunity for china to engage with the said countries, namely if your piano has played a very important role there, with regards to bringing about peace, a use of their soft power if you will. and g o p are following the, the outbreak of conflict in war in that, in that country will be looking for chinese investment for, solidify and rebuild. the country and africa wide really has been, has been experiencing a credit crunch. following the coven 19 pandemic. and mr. king has been really the ear know at length to say that china will and remains a very important partner is very much trying to counter the american narrative that says that china is using what they call a palace. diplomacy where using investments and debt to accept african countries. and it's very, it's very cynical because we know that african countries owe more debt to, to private fund managers, to private inst

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about other modalities with regards to africa's place in international fora, such as the united nations and the world trade organization. and erica is particularly looking to strengthen its it's position with regards to the un security council. and it's been bidding for the african union to be represented. they are considering that most of the decisions that are taken by the 5 permanent member cancel really affect africa and africans at the most. but of course, the vivid is really more than just a symbolic visit if you will. there's an opportunity for china to engage with the said countries. namely, if the o p r, which a quarter of its debt is in chinese hands and china has played a very important role there with regards to bringing about peace, a use of their soft power if you will. and if your p are following the, the outbreak of conflict and why in that, in that country will be looking for chinese investment to farrah, solidify and rebuild the country. now another country that is of interest, of course, is govern, which will be looking for chinese investments, particularly with regards to climate

united states against all enemies. we celebrate that he helped our nation navigate through world war two. we we're thankful for the truman doctrine the berlin airlift, the creation of the united nations and the end of racial segregation in the united states armed forces that occurred during his presidency. lord, you brought him from humble beginnings and used even his setbacks to provide him stepping stones to greater use in inspired by his note of all life, give us the wisdom to permit our reach to exceed our grasp for courage, creativity and commitment we pray in your sovereign. amen. ladies and, gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. now, this is what you all came for. now it is special honor to invite word president truman's clifton truman daniel and his wife, polly and thomas. daniel alex burden and dr. kurt graham of the truman library institute, members of the missouri delegation, both and senate. and i might as current and past and leaders and mcconnell. and together we will unveil this s

nations, it is we ukrainians who unite our nation around the world and protect the civilized world from the aggressor, i remember a poll in them i will only be a relative, but this is a good answer because we understand that, you know, until 2014, i remember that there were polls that among the ukrainian youth, who clearly showed the reality, the ukrainian youth was less than any other youth in many respects, they were very similar to the youth of, for example, the european union, but in what they were very different, they did not participate in volunteer projects, almost no one devoted his life foolishly in order to do some good deeds. this was very dissonant, even with all that you saw in poland, when very often young people found time to either do something with animals, i don't know, or there , i don't know to protect nature or to do something for the local society of some kind of culture . that is, this is the norm, the norm, the norm for western society, to be somehow included , that is, my home does not end at the threshold, i left the door, closed the door, i don’t care that's a

barack obama insisted against the burning of the koran, the secretary general of the united nations of the islamic worldsecretary of state hillary clinton, and even the us attorney general did not build a mosque in the vatican, but pasteur still the koran was later in one of the churches in philadelphia back in 2017, the founder and leader of the danish transmus paluden desecrated the holy scriptures of muslims at his rallies in denmark more than once, and a few days ago he publicly burned the koran in front of the turkish embassy in stockholm, after that, the danish politician promised to continue such actions because of threats from muslims , muslims responded to this with terrorist attacks in 2013 , the french satirical magazine charlie ebdo offered its readers a comic book about the life of the prophet, 2 years later. the islamist brothers said and sheriff ashi fired machine guns at the editorial office of the magazine. the attack killed 12 people, including editor-in-chief stéphane charbonnier and two police officers, both islamic militants. revenge for caricatures of the prophet muhammad who publi

not recognized as a nation or as a territory even by international bodies such as the united nations and the world health organization. despite being diplomatically isolated, taiwan has found ways to exist independently. since the appointment of president sy, in when in 2016, the government has developed a digital democracy with help from its young internet savvy workers and it citizens i'm o g. taunton is dish and minister. i where can not afford to government bo, with the government. and i work not for the people the whisked people during the corona virus crisis, many governments ramped up their use of digital resources. the taiwanese population generally trusts the government and complied with the new health regulations. and the virus situation there has been relatively stable thing oh, the taiwanese archipelago has an important geographical location spanning both the south china sea and the pacific ocean. yet on the world map, it is little more than a speck. the straight that separates it from the people's republic of china serves as a supply route for goods from east asia. it's an area of fra

so maybe it will use this leverage also for having a bigger say in the, in though the united nations or in the world as good as the horn. his, there are no fear as africa develops faster and faster that perhaps the west will try and put a pause to that or to stop that, as we've seen, happen in history, in the past with other countries. it's natural because and the early growth in africa, his, it bliss depends is on those countries. so do they would like to have bigger influence as they feel so that africa depend on them. every car should remain a market for live us, what they were the they would like to see what things don't go that way. they have the it's natural gas of the car will develop. so having to prevent that from happening again. how can you prevent that? so that africa continues its growth and stays there without outside interference manipulation. i think my strength then in the african union, it's very difficult so, so because they will do their best also to have a bigger, to, to influence africa. africa will also try to not to be in, so dependent on them instead of for example, it's say