the united nations call to against the aggressor. american occupation troops in japan are hurrying to the defense of the korean republic. back in the united states, b-29 bombers are taken out of mothballs into which they were reportedly end of world war two and. elsewhere, the united states navy planes are taken from storage, where they also have been since the end of world war two. caught by surprise, the united states nonetheless made all possible haste to carry out the united nations, call for action against aggression. units of the famous first united states marine division. and so the united nations call to arms amphibious vehicles go aboard a seagoing drydock, which will transport them to the combat zone. other nations volunteer or their help canada and is the security council appeal with three destroyers. you british columbia to join the united nations forces across the united states. young men from every walk of life hurry to enlist in the army, the navy and the air force. an answer to the united nations appeal. as recruiting

the united nations secretary general refused to answer this question, but the office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights had announced that the israeli army's airstrikes and ground operations in jenin crime camp it is considered a war, according to the announcement of the deregulation board, the issuance of licenses from the national license portal has reached about half a million licenses, and more than 97 percent of devices with 4456 licenses are connected to this national portal based on the law on facilitating the issuance of licenses, if a device does not issue a license to the applicants the ministry of economy and the status of pending licenses should be issued automatically from the national license portal. the issuance of licenses from the national license portal has reached about half a million. it will answer in three days the judiciary of the organization of construction engineering system and the official experts of the judiciary, according to the latest report of the deregulation committee, did not facilitate the issuance of permits . ilam province, kohgi

and the technical institutions of the united nations has no borders . indicating misdiagnosis of disease causes about 30,710,412,400 permanent disabilities, brain damage, blindness, and loss of limbs. medical errors that can lead to death include the complications of wrong medication. according to previous research, medical error is the third cause of death in the united states after heart disease and cancer. the american claim about hacking into the email accounts of washington government officials found the computer of the american ambassador in tiken and the assistant secretary of state for east asian affairs . they may be informational regarding the visit of american officials to china and international talks regarding american policies, these officials accompanied the us secretary of state on his trip to china last month. a fire in a field in antalya, southern turkey, killed 14 people and injured a resident. in this incident, which occurred at midnight last night in a three-story hotel in the castle area of ​​antalya, a lebanese was killed. 12 foreign tourists and turkish citizens w

well, according to the calendar and timing of the united nations, this meeting should have been held he previous month, but well, you healed my heart . the beginning of one month of the security council the representatives of the united arab emirates, the united kingdom and the united states, as well as the country of jordan, who tried to repeat the positions of the westerners in this meeting of iran and russia in this meeting of the security council, and there were some positive and good points from our point of view, depending on the un's insistence on the resumption of negotiations also, let's talk about the guest invited to this meeting of the security council. on the other hand, like russia and china, ukraine has reacted to this invitation by the order of the rotating chairman of the security council, that is, england. the answer to your previous question, england was successful in what it did about controlling iran. as a non-affiliated country the issue of resolution 2231 and not related to the jcpoa had invited to this meeting, and this issue was strongly expressed by the react

ali rajabi of the united nations security council new york broadcasting agency. i am talking to mr. rajabi in new york about holding a meeting of the united nations security council and to get additional information from him . mr. rajabi, can you give us a general explanation about the rotating presidency of the security council, which changes on a monthly basis? in addition to these, all these are the chief it was the security council period, now it's england, until one month, the united states protested russia to england regarding the presence of non-member countries related to the issue of which country had invited the maximum number of countries and when i will participate in the speech of the maximum number of members . in the case of the guests of the security council meeting, they were all from the west and nato, or other members of the united nations were also present in this meeting. you can see that the participants in the meeting of the countries that have chosen to become members in addition to 15 were from the western front, when they are members of the nato treaty, tha

the united nations experts made a statement that all the experts of the united nations high commissionan rights emphasized that cases of military attacks were the scene of the killing of palestinian citizens, the destruction of houses and the central building. in these areas and the third, mr. kardan, the people mentioned about these specific cases and said that it is a clear violation of international laws to the provinces related to the use of harsh power against the defenseless people and considered a war crime. in another part of these experts, according to the testimony of 12 result a child was injured in the operation of the zionist military, and he announced that this was only related to the united nations. he announced that mr. rajabi had attacked in the past . many times issued are not correct for the following reasons , the traditional palestinian people of the zionist regime has prevented the adoption of a practical action specifically in the name of protecting the palestinian people, which is about the condemnation of illegal actions in iran's condemnation of settlements in

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all was this is really about the united nation speakers, which are clearly demonstrating that as off just last week or so only 3 percent of the suited commodities exported from ukraine under this initiative have gone to low income countries. so i don't know if the general disturbing idiotic just been callous and being lazy to at best to have perhaps. now. uh, how do you characterize the ukraine's farmland and how the food industry works in ukraine? because the, your recent report seems as a, just over many years, really the i m. f and world bank to in the institutions, along with profit tearing big companies, have carved the whole of your bread box basket up, especially after the cool in 2014, when a parent liza lensky was elected in a way to say, look, we're going to stop privatization the privatization is, is the process now as well. that's a very important point that he just made. most of the word does not realize that under the foreign debt, ukraine has gone to see the structural adjustment programs that have been dictated by the west and financial institutions. such as a, b, r,

david grassley is the resident humanitarian coordinator for the united nations. the global fundraising he launched generated more than $100 million needed to salvage ship off the coast and by this new vessel. >> it took a long time to convince everybody, governments, private sector, that this was actually viable. i understand why everyone would be skeptical given the multiple attempts to do it in the past that did not succeed and the fact that it was still very active as a civil war. >> but it is not just an environmental permit. since the start of the war eight years ago, it has become a divisive political issue. the internationally recognized government of yemen they are the ones who should own ships and that the revenues should be transferred to its account. the who these -- the eighth houthis controlled the north and say they are the legitimate authority in yemen. >> 85% of the population in human lives in the areas controlled by the government. we have shown they are able to stand for the rights and interests of the minis. -- of the yemenis. >> the risk of a

that the united nations does. i just know everybody hates it. but when you get a chance to serve your country, you jump. we got to work. i wanted countries to know what america was for and against. i did not care if they did not like me but they wanted -- i wanted them to respect america. we pulled ourselves out of the iran deal and moved the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. we passed the largest set of sanctions against the country of north korea. the most important thing we did was took to kick me sign off our back and we were respected again at united nations. now i am running for president, and i don't need to tell you how bad things are. you don't have to turn on the news to see it. we are $32 trillion in debt. we are having to borrow money just to make our interest payments. i would love to tell you biden did that to us but i have always spoken hard truths and i'm going to do that with you today. our republicans did that to us too. you go look at the 2.2 join dollar covid stimulus bill that they passed wi

the united nation says most schools withdrawal from an international agreement will affect millions of people already facing congress. also coming up for a lend react to the news of russians who lived dw talks to germany's foreign minister to gauge the marriage on the floor of the united nations. plus moscow condemns what it calls a terrorist attack by ukraine. on the bridge linking russia was occupied by the president vladimir pershing says there will be retaliation and southern europe is hitched by the 3rd heat wave. this summer. wild flowers increase force of storage used to move hundreds of children saying summer competency the honda home. welcome to the program. russia has pulled i to video allowing ukraine to export grain from its black see ports. moscow complained about obstacles to its own exports of grain and fresh lives or western leaders have condemned the decision and accused rushes. president vladimir pretend of using hunger as a weapon of the loaded with ukrainian grain. the ship was the last to leave the country before russia pulled the pin on a crucial war. time deal. t

the report that the united nations officially announced in 2022 said that 32 % of the cultivated area in afghanistan has been increased. 32% in the world, sorry, about 23% in the world afghanistan has increased about 32% of the cultivated area, this is the official statistics of last year of the united nations, the latest statistic that just a few days ago expressed hope that it is possible that in 2023 , the cultivated area and drug production of afghanistan will decrease by the end of 23, but in fact if you don't see it in action, you can't believe it, and on the other hand, industrial drugs have increased, and there is only one comparison in this field. the discussion is very technical . one gram of opium is one gram for an addict. one hundred percent of a gram means one gram, one dose a person is addicted to opium, but it can be used for 33 people in the bottle, these 33 thieves can be used, this pollution is 33 times that of opium, if this happens as we have seen in the last four years, especially in the late era being occupied five years ago, we are witnessing an increasing tren

the united nations also accepted and what happened in south africa. have fallen and it is unacceptable in 1962 at the united nations general assembly, the textbook was also approved, resolution 1671 in may 1671, it was stated that racism is an example of violation of human rights according to the standards of the united nations, and what happened in coastal south africa is an analysis for peace and security. in that year, most of the member states of the united nations voluntarily broke their political relations with south africa , reviewing the sanctions to form a forum against apartheid or racism, three years later , the university joined the list of sanctioners and the implementation of speeches and projects related to africa. the south is a soldier. fifa made south african athletes famous for participating in international competitions . the 1964 olympics were held in many fields without the country's sports community . will introduce the olympic games with the pressures and pressures of the second world war . fighting racism africa was on america

contrary to the claim of the united nations, 70% of the 33 million snacks mentioned were exported toh and upper-middle countries and only reached the people of poor countries such as ethiopia and somalia, so the claim of concern carlow's more commercial humanitarian aid the deputy secretary general of the united nations for political and peace affairs said about the collapse of the agreement to continue the export of food from the black sea ports that if this is the case or not, the global food price crisis will soon be added to the rest of the crises in the world . in the last four days, the infrastructure built in the black sea, which was easily transported through millions of tons of food, has been destroyed . as soon as possible in this session of the un security council, the officials of the united nations also spoke about the lack of 55 billion dollars in the humanitarian aid budget of this organization and complained that other countries do not finance the humanitarian aid of this organization like in the past. ali rajabi of the united nations security council news agency of n

but united nations data stays. but only 3 percent of the food commodities that like spoke to from your print when to food and secure countries off the countries which had any kind of food shortages. they are going predominantly to european union. and the 2nd one is china. i'm the referred, there are a few institutions like your one like oaks from actually as said similar things. what did like running and running your oakland institute given the way the world bank and i m f is able to use the funding for n g owes to presume the rubbish, everything you say? well actually what we do is be the issue there lies there. so used to kind of blowing smoke into the eyes of people. it is the work of institutions like the oakland institute to basically say that and pro has no new clothes. this is the word by which has consistent ugly line deck into some kids. and suddenly we think it is in the business of protecting the poor and improving food security. let's not forget, this is the same, is tradition which don't ask and countr

not all the united | nations. you can a problem think so. not all the united - nations. can a problem with you policeman, you can have one person perhaps. _ policeman, you can have one person perhaps, which is racist, but not all of— perhaps, which is racist, but not all of french police. this evening, president macron _ all of french police. this evening, president macron called _ all of french police. this evening, president macron called an - all of french police. this evening, | president macron called an urgent government meeting and sent tens and thousands of riot police back onto the streets. this crisis is still burning. caddy add there, bbc news, paris. you've been covering all weekend. the public opinions towards the protesters has been changing since that family asked for calm. also that family asked for calm. also that shocking attack on a mayor's house. i that shocking attack on a mayor's house. ~ , that shocking attack on a mayor's house. ~' , , house. i think things did shift after the attack _ house. i think things did shift after the attack on _ house. i

and the succession of people, but since the united nations is now like this.the direction of the missiles, then, probably, in the near future, and we will be able to get a long-awaited answer to our question. so who will fire at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. unfortunately , the un has never had a clear position on this issue, and the question was asked at for many months, as well as other issues related to, i don’t know, the undermining of the kakhovka, but the hydroelectric power station and other tourist acts committed by the kiev regime. as you probably remember, but the secretary of the united nations. unfortunately. and whose hmm official representative is a citizen of france a always left these answers say that, well, it’s like she can’t determine the direction of uh, the flight of shells, a and the direction of fire. determine without investigating some things. well, look, what certainty, when you need to, uh, give out information about a north korean missile. i really want to hope that now with the same accuracy and efficiency the un secretariat

security of the united nations in new york regarding the holding of the meeting of the united nations security council, i will talk with mr. ali rajabi in new york and get additional information from him. at the beginning, rajabi can give a general explanation about the presidency give us a term of the security council, which seems to change on a monthly basis, in the form of the presidency of the united nations security council, and non-members have a special exclusive right for ten days, in addition to the united nations, these were 15 members of the security council last month, and now it is england for a month. america protested russia to england for violating the procedure of the security council, which was also in your report , to invite non-member countries to participate . now , about the guests of the security council meeting, they are all from the west nato or other members of the united nations were also present in this meeting. you can see the participants in the meeting of the countries that have chosen to join the 15 countries in addition to the british from the western

the united nation plus law school condemns what it calls a terrorist attack by ukraine. on the bridge linking russia with occupied by the president vladimir persian says there will be retaliation on southern europe is hit by the 3rd heat wave this summer. while as far as increase or so sorry to use to move hundreds of children staying after the summer time to state the welcome to the program, russia has pulled eyes of a deal allowing ukraine tech support grain from its black seaports. law school complained about obstacles to its own exports of grain and fresh lives. are western leaders, sorry, have condemned, condemned to the decision and accused russian. president vladimir pretend of using hunger as a weapon of the loaded with ukrainian grain. the ship was the last to leave the country before russia pulled the pin on a crucial war. time deal. the year long packed had allowed the safe passage of exports through the black sea. it helped bring down global food prices and insured vital supplies of wheat, and may have made it to parts of africa with a deal off their grave co

i'm sure the membership level of the united nation. i the security council. yeah. that yeah, yeah. i'd be more assigned to certain minor of leave homes. so what does that? i've taken please resend. the lawyers are the only nation the only thing you have always dominated a present worth assistance. you do not love would come on the pressure as much as we all use our financial data for the your insurance was destroyed already quarterly fee, but obviously we're not increasing poverty stream over i see in our countries don't run all of that as well as well. awesome, yeah, circumstances that yeah, the show, i testify to the fact that the russian federation about the size might assist us or establishing a fair relations. i forget the why didn't you repeat the number of our country between what is the lowest african shot between our countries and was the african unions and the partners that we have been striving were progressing between african kind of drugs and find time again, illiteracy, forward routine, with them we but understand what we uh, that's what i'm going to add for medium. is

i mean, i can, patients here in government, united nations, having negotiations to reopen bobbo b u. s. the u. k. i'm from support of the 9 month extension of the mandate, allowing a deliveries from to kia to north, west syria through the bobo. how i border crossing with russia of age and against that i'm trying to abstain. instead most goes supported by aging, proposed a 6 month extension. i'm cold for a secretary general report on the humanitarian effect of unit actual west and the sanctions on syria. those against but now it was the us you can from is who objected to votes in favor. the 3 votes against and 10 extensions. it was a surprise, just minutes before the us had said the crossing point was essential for millions of people in need in north west syria, the us on bass de blamed rusher for the border crossings. closure. the russians have been bullies on this. the syrian people want this assistance. i think the stock retain, wants this assistance and they're going to have to stand up and call for the rest of the try me without you. but the principle of the un security council w

the tents, the actor returned the issue, israel claims that if these tents are the united nations in the western countries of the european union, some of them may be referred to in any way, what did you do , the sea stories divided a lot, three to four years, how many years of negotiations of the united nations, this he came to the sea and faced all the living creatures this happened today too. abbas in lebanon, i officially installed myself on lebanese soil to use the land of israel as our territory and violate the so-called israeli territory. my mother knows that we installed myself with my phone, continued laleh sabouri. then it was a few years ago that he committed and issued the plane and the fighter, so ismail did it, the youth were guided, they understood and i will definitely not sit quietly, i, my husband, understand that all friends should understand and the violation of the united nations has been registered. a few words for correction because they say that this issue is the issue of dividing the land border into there is no name for drawing land borders, the land between

the united nations called on the united nations to lift unilateral us sanctions against iran. the political deputy secretary general of the united nations said at the security council meeting about resolution 2231 that all parties are not going to agree on the remaining issues as soon as possible . the agreement has not been reached by the representative of china the united states wanted to lift all unilateral sanctions against iran. in this meeting, the representatives of england, germany and france claimed that iran's missile program violates resolution 2231 and that the missile sanctions should be continued, but the representative of our country emphasized that iran's missile program is out of line . mr. irvani also stated that the invitation to the representative of ukraine in last night's meeting is not related to resolution 2231, and some members of the security council decided to ignore the main reasons for the challenges related to the jcpoa. the people of indian kashmir held a march and rally in sweden in protest against the moderate use of the holy quran. the partici

afghanistan are the life office of the united nations elderly people in greece has recently published a report on the human rights situation in afghanistan in the last two months of this year, and two years after the united states left afghanistan , its failed cluster continues to pose a serious threat to the innocent people of this country. according to the report of presstv, the people of afghanistan want to answer the cause of the war crimes. the age gap r in the situation where the us sends cluster bombs to ukraine , the devastating legacy of the ammunition left during the us presence in afghanistan continues to claim victims , according to the report of the us human rights watch. in three years first, his attack on afghanistan has used more than 1,200 cluster bombs, and these actions have killed hundreds of thousands of afghan people or been injured and disabled in this attack . the taliban official in the affairs of the disabled said that the american war in afghanistan, the use of cluster bombs, left many victims. most of the disabled were disabled due to the american cluster m

we also remember the 22 countries that contributed to the united nations command, led by the united states. as we look to the next 70 years, we vow to do everything in our power to ensure the future generation can live in a more prosperous and free world. gentleman seven decades passed since the armistice. but north korea's ambition to unify north korea under communism remain unchanged and its nuclear and missile threat continue to grow, even as i speak. pyongyang is raising tensions by launching missiles and using brazen language threatening the use of nuclear weapons. his. history has taught us that we must be strong enough to deter such aggression and defend ourselves when necessary. as president yoon sumner said, peace is never as certain and reliable as when is backed by force and deterrence. reflecting this resolve. last week we held inaugural meeting of the arc, the u.s. nuclear consultative group, a tangible step in implement ing the historic washington declaration. the nct represent an upgrade in our alliance from the 1953 mutual defense treaty by significantly enhancing our combi

the united nations has also accepted and what happened in south africa is racist and unacceptable.62 , at the general assembly of the united nations, a resolution was also approved. 1671 in may 1671 racism is an example of violation of human rights according to the standards of the united nations, and what happened in coastal south africa is a threat to the peace and security of the world. for example, most of the member states of the united nations voluntarily put on their political relations with south africa. over time the initial sanctions of forming a conference against apartheid or racism were carried out three years later, academics joined the list of boycotters, and performing speeches and accepting national football projects in south africa is a soldier. fifa banned south african athletes from participating in famous international competitions. four years later , in the 1976 olympics, athletes from 50 countries announced that if south africa participates in this olympic games , it will have to face world war ii pressures so that south africa can withdraw from the games. co

north korea's ambassador to the united nations said that america the independence of a submarine with propulsion in south korea and northeast asia, a nuclear war that kim song, with a rare appearance in the security council of this organization, emphasized that the united states is the cause of the escalation of tensions in northeast asia. long-range missile and 18 per day on wednesday, he defended himself and said that pyongyang used its legitimate right to defend itself by testing a long-range missile . this is the first time in the past six years that a north korean diplomat has given a speech at the un security council, but japan's space test failed again. agence france-presse epsilon s rocket engine exploded 50 seconds after the second test . agence france-presse described the failure as another impact of the japanese space agency . which was abandoned in 2006 due to the high cost in march of last year, the launch of the h space rocket failed and we had to explode the rocket in space. in the following, we will have a look at some foreign news from different parts of the world. th

general assembly and also at the level of the human rights council of the united nations in this regard. do you know the previous insult, with the efforts of the islamic republic of iran and some islamic countries, an extraordinary meeting was held in the united nations human rights council, where a resolution was issued condemning the insulting of the sacred space of the holy quran . islamic iran continues its efforts it will give the result of the efforts that have been made so far. the agreement to hold the strategy class of the organization of islamic cooperation, which will be held online or virtually, the date and level of the meeting in diplomatic follow-up, we believe that the islamic countries must seriously take collective action in this field in a collective action from the existing capacities both in the organization of islamic cooperation and in the united nations, in the context of the united nations human rights council, in order to provide the necessary deterrence. meanwhile, i emphasize that no country can rely on domestic laws and regulations. instead of insulting the

that saw the medic editor with alexis on the story line with the united nations. the still ahead on elijah's era. millions of us military e mails of the portraits have been sent to molly by mistakes the the, they're good to see the heat alerts expend from southern in spain right through italy and the bulk ins. it's a hot one out there and that will continue on to stay. mean, let me show you. some of these numbers roam is still in the forty's, and we've still got some high thirties right across the bulk. it's now a hot wind is also blowing down through the g in the eastern mediterranean. so same goes here as well. temperatures are pretty close to about 40 degrees in places like on talia. and for the other side of the mediterranean heat alerts in play for a quarter buzz, those temperatures exceed 40 degrees, but it is a different story for the northwest. feeling more like autumn, more rounds of rain to go. and we've got wind mixed in there as well. and in bright 15. yeah. you guess it does fall below average for this year versus rain move out of bell, the roof and t

the business dw news lied from bullet russia blocks, ukraine's brain ex bolts, the united nations agreement previously allowed keith to ship brain from its black see ports. also coming off mosca condemns what it calls a terrorist attack by ukraine on the bridge linking russia with occupied crime. the kremlin also suggest western nations. a complicity of 10 is final. at wimbledon. graves call us of our collect says 1st title folding and club ending 8. so it's a full match winning suite. no big deal for that. the, i'm gonna have both as well come to the program. russia is pulling out of a deal of that allows ukraine to export grain from its black c ports. the kremlin says the deal is no longer valid. it follows compliance for most coe about obstacles to its own, the exports of grain and fertilizer. the last ship can you find in great on the deal has left the desk of crime is one of the world's largest great and exports to a cmc. united masons organized that agreement last year to enable shipments, helping to leave us a global from crisis. ukraine's president, the landscape says everything mus

the united nation stays most close withdrawal from an international agreement full effects. millions of people already facing hunger. also coming up. moscow condemns which it calls a terrorist attack by ukraine on the bridge linking russian with pop to fight crime . the president vladimir putin says there will be retaliation plus southern europe is hatched by the 13th wave. this summer. wildfires increase for so far to use to move hundreds of children staying on to summer accounts to safety. the him of welcome to the program. russia has pulled eyes of a deal allowing ukraine to exploit grain from its black seaports. moscow complained about obstacles to its own exports of grain. unfair july, sir. western leaders have condemned the decision and accuse rushes. president vladimir putin of using hunger as a weapon of the loaded with ukrainian grain. the ship was the last to leave the country before russia pull the pin on a crucial war. time deal. the year long packed had allowed the safe passage of exports through the black sea. it helped bring down global food prices and insured vital su

this is not really about the, the as the united nations as the policy pink time. we look at the facts and instead of pulling lead to c panel, while it does appallingly deceitful because if you have united nation seeing that this initiative is important to proven famines and allow export of food commodities to countries which are food insecure, which are in need but you have to look at the fact that despite what the united nation say's its own data, not all data but united nations data says, but only 3 percent of the food commodities that like spoke to from ukraine, went to food in secure countries, off the countries which had any kind of food shortages, they are going to dominantly to european union. and the 2nd one is china and the referred. there are a few institutions like your one like oaks from actually as said similar things. what did like running and running your oakland institute given the way the world bank and i m f is able to use the funding for n g owes to presumably rubbish everything you say. well actually what we do is be the issue there lies there.

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the secretary general of the united nations is visiting tehran. iran still wants to identify the aggressor. between its quantity in this antonio context, saddam is in a weak position in the war. this fact causes concern. to the extent that american president reagan asked iran to accept resolution 598 behind the podium of the united nations, and 92 elites of islam , seyyed ali khomeini, the president of iran, in the united nations general assembly, the failure of the security council in the iran- iraq war make the authorities of the world remind you with perfection it is regrettable that some effective members of the security council want to know the truth. the united states , the soviet union and some countries in the region increase arms aid in the process of strengthening saddam. the security council sanctions iran again. the united states also sends its ships to the persian gulf. it is not acceptable to the superpowers, what do i want in this region? the resources of the superpowers are for themselves in their own countries. this region belongs

the secretary general of the united nations, in a meeting of the security council held to examine the opportunities and risks caused by the emerging technology of artificial intelligence , warned about its use by malicious people and said that artificial firewood is a great danger. military and civilian technologies related to artificial intelligence will have many consequences for global peace and security. unlike chemical and biological nuclear weapons, tools based on artificial intelligence can cause harm in all regions of the world without leaving any traces. the use of artificial intelligence for criminal or state terrorist purposes can lead to terrible levels of death and destruction and deep and extensive mental damage. the latest in this field was called for by an international body at the united nations to support collective efforts to manage the extraordinary technology of artificial intelligence , inspired by the example of artificial ear experts at the chinese academy of sciences, in a video connection with this meeting about the many harms of artificial intelligence. to h

the united nations has announced the beginning of the process of unloading the worn-out oil tanker on coast of yemen's hodeidah port. it was seized under the pretext of the war with yemen and he said that if the environmental disaster is not evacuated and electricity strikes, the process of unloading oil from the dilapidated safar oil tanker on the coast of yemen in the red sea has started to prevent an environmental disaster and this complex operation is going to take approx. one million barrels of oil from this tanker to the replacement ship it should be conveyed that the united nations has started the blood-making operation, probably the world's largest time bomb. this biological organization has undertaken to carry out this very precise operation, a decisive step to prevent the occurrence of an environmental and human disaster on a very large scale, the aggressor coalition under the pretext of embargoing yemen seized the saf and does not allow it to discharge oil. the finale of the saf was in an uncertain state. the aggressors did not even allow it to be repaired. if this ship had

it's only fair that they get equal representation at the united nations and they're all calls for for the un to be reformed. um, what do you think is it that the african nations and particularly south africa can bring to the table at the un, for example, when it comes to balancing this multi polar world? and i'm giving africa it's, it's fast place on the stage. what can your confident do you think bring to the un and perhaps suggest for some sort of renovation that in new york, as you would know, south africa went through a very terrible and towards the time of a pop date. we were oppressed by a minority or pressing a majority. we waged that he really struggle against might. and so we have experience of dealing with unfitness and much of the world actually support to the apartment state for a very long time. and it was very few friends who stood with us as we ways this targeted battle. so i think our experience of oppression makes us a very good candidate for understanding the meaning of freedom for promoting democracy in its full meaning and for supporting representative as see a par

both the cultivated area of ​​babylon and the laboratories are declared by the united nations. years ago, i actually quickly asked that iran told about 1,200 tons of drug discovery, how iran, the ninth producer, intends to produce only one thousand and 200 tons of drugs from chak kiani , who actually make several layers of drugs . they can run away or not be seen when armed conflict and battle is seen i can save their children from drugs. iran is doing 1206. how can you be the country of origin? we are the least human beings on earth, especially when it was actually under occupation and it is clear that it is not voluntary . ok, 1208 to this country of origin, which everyone can see, all the satellites and all the fans can do , it is much easier to be 206 in terms of the laboratory for the production of traditional drugs, and i think this is an industrial woman, you can do it easily, she needs advanced technology, which afghanistan itself has. it is not and it requires the necessary knowledge at least this collection, in fact, this production workshop should have post-graduate

dave, as a board is from the united nations food and agricultural organization. the talk is president branch of tony a bad one said shop while ago that putting agrees with him on extending the grain deal. uh but of course there are conditions attached out there. yeah, i mean, right now the green view, i'm curious, you said it was meaning to know your printing grains and all the seats, original locket. so it's more than a subject term. you know the tons of products that are left to create the thing to the dealer, but it's called the risk as can be changed to get to something else to feed. and to make sure that on the side of the sent him, that doesn't start to deposit. see right now, but i'm kind of leaving the easiness to pay for his project. if i'm into the same time, will be removed. and that's very each other discussion we had one year ago and guaranteed the same things. you know, the reason i want to get something out there these 2. yeah. same situation as a year ago. um. and it was crucial times how dia will the situation be this time if russia ditches the d

james bayes out of the united nations, kate phillips. but also as the vice president of global policy and advocacy messing cope's level humanitarian organization, she says poor nations will be impacted the most. this will be a huge shock to the global system and hit those least able to cope and living on the edge of hunger hardest. as we all remember, are the prices spiked last year after the complex started a basics, doing things like wheat and corn and cause a lot of volatility in the market and round that inflation. and we fear that those types of events will. busy occur again in the absence of this deal, which has allowed ukraine to safely export 32000000 metric tons of food or enough food to feed a 150000000 people around the world over this last year. so just to obtain a picture for you of how deep global food and security is, there are 345000000 people currently facing high levels of food in security who need urgent assistance and 24000000 of them are already on the brink of sound and so you can imagine an additional shocked in tha

to this démarche by putin, or rather, the secretary general of the united nations nations , we will talkt this and everything else for the next hour with our guest , the immortal novel. traditionally, i will start with information about the losses of the occupiers in ukraine in ukraine with the beginning and they have already died 238,300 russians in just the last day, the armed forces of ukraine have destroyed 620 people since the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost in ukraine 4,115 tanks, 8,034 armored combat vehicles , 4,504 artillery systems, 685 rocket systems, a hall of fire, 428 air defense systems, 315 airplanes, 310 helicopters, 7,019 units of automotive equipment 18 ships, boats, 1,273 cruise missiles, 3,828 drones, 677 units of special equipment, friends for those who are currently watching us live on youtube, polls, today we ask you about this, do you communicate with your relatives from russia is possible this is a rather banal question and obviously most of you will say that you do not communicate and yet we measure our audience do you communicate wit