and this is devastating this quest, neighboring countries, the u. n. n. a use types of tend to be done a conference, you know russell's of the sod regime was not representative. it's subject to international sanctions. and official inquiry has found the former british prime minister burst johnson deliberately misled parliament about potties in these offices. during the pandemic locked down, committee has been investigating the so called potty gate affair. the ivory gift jumped in his cold, the pro, but a political assassination. i select loan depot. joy is pummeling indeed, as coastal towns with torrential rain full and fast moving winds. it reached land earlier than expected flooding roads in the west and towns of month, fee and bush. emergency crews have been dispatched and thousands of people have been evacuated, the deputy correspondent and the the so this send us this update from debbie. so as of today, the sites on but for joy, mainland, for at about 6 30 pm local time. and so natural and cost reasons of the state of goods not which is located in th

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having anti israel bias in our confirmation hearing on tuesday, at least a phonic from nominated b u. n. n. bassett, or made it clear holding back funding to the un was an option. what are your most important levers to wield authority to bring about reform? i think our, our vote on the security council and the fact that we are the biggest funder and always say, well, trump might be the same person. he was 4 years ago. the world isn't. do you think that the u. n is better prepared for trump? this time around the yes, no, yes, because they know what to expect just in terms of his personality. however, the, your political circumstances of the times today are profoundly different than they were when trump 1st came to be on in 2017. the world is much more fresh was place the un system is in a much more precarious place. today. it's clear, trump will return to the same playbook used against the un in his 1st term in office. what's different this time around? is it appears he's prepared to act faster and even more aggressively. gabriel's on the i would just need to united nations in new york. do

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because the memorandum school jewel, it's still that there was no commitment to make sure that the u. n. n a is off. would you most because they still lift any possible obstacles or detection or russian grade. you start with 60 general on the list of those or the under secretary of 400 issues, trying to convince those countries that flowed illegitimate sanctions against russia. but it was brought about, the result was much, says jason, the extra these efforts have a child are sent home bank, which she's bought deal has been switched off. swift swift messaging scheme bond solutions. they say that they're going to use some temporary measures and they need to get the un american bags to replace sweeps with some of the system and help them process these payments. several months has passed and one of the bank but it's agreed to finance one operator, one transaction note them. then they sell us yesterday. ok, let's work. what is the solution problem we saw really cereals. if you put in all to address him, received poverty 100 crisis globally, then we need to stop the sanctions on to see. but it

the presence of u. n. n d r c. it has become increasingly unpopular in recent years. critics say that's due to a failure of you in peacekeepers to protect civilians from violence. now, earlier this month, protests are demanded. the peacekeepers go, they've accused that you end up doing little to protect in the congo. these army cleared demonstrations. dozens of people were killed. what is the current level of anger about the presence of you and peacekeepers, and d r c. and how exactly did we get to this point? well, i think it does take the levels to bind girl pretty high and you know, which is that she led to this cool for rapids withdrawal. i think when you have to look at where we got to and, and how this came about. and i mean, if we look at the origins of the mission to come go, it was at a very particular time when the country was actually imploding. and there was a significant risk that it would split apart. but definitely over the years that the u. n. has been the it's in its ability to actually deal and to

so absent, a major global confrontation such as originated the u. n. n or the current form in world war 2. i don't think that there is any such agreement possible because of the current geopolitical allow it such as russia, but also countries like china, india, and brazil, the cooling for talks to end. the ukraine conflict, the us and its allies. however, say they won't care to be russia on the battlefield, but how likely is that to ever happen? and how is this will even supposed to end without some form of paste talks? i think we have heard enough through the anonymous officials representing the buyer and administration speaking through their cit. og refers that the new york times and the washington pro make clear that they don't believe that the care regime can, can win this conflict despite. busy all of the military and economic power of nato, backing them right down onto the battle field and direction on the battlefield. training our intelligence. what they hope to do is, is to make russia a bleed through this process to weaken russia. both it's mili

character, the stick approach will most cool when the 1st off for the sake of factual accuracy, the u. n. n. a fondest on, especially the world food program, the procure locally to local vendors. so that helps the economy have some sort of circulation, but uh yes, i mean, this part i've only gone to see to hear about values and norms that supposedly haven't been figured out in the past 2 years. we kind of seem to be here. i mention off laws what laws we don't have a constitution in place. and upon this fun, we see little inclination towards even drafting a constitution. there is complete centralization of power. and the problem is everyone looks at the bond like they are up under a box that we or a black box that we don't understand. even though they have a political manifesto. their chief justice has written a political manifesto, endorsed by the amused himself in which they see that women will stay at home in which they say that women do not require world to be education. and all of these are fundamental beliefs within the movement. so whatever. so him show him or others are seen even tho

this whole the lights, the u. n. n b, sorry, between people while they're making these people where they are making fire and so they are trying to make some bread for themselves and that is what you need. airplane, target them. and there's thousands. it says use these are thousands of engine highways there. i'm a witness that there's more than you think casualties of thousands of injuries, but it was over there are i see a lot less to brag. blauman risk right now, because i've been changing industry any time. that is where the airplane was targeted me because i'm standing in a very in golfing area, people as you're trying to help each other people here. the tries to survive by the action needs facing a very difficult situation because of how the one count those the typical things that i just advise like want to see how about the electricity, smart phone here. this is a human kind of disaster, such as the same as in the center of the search is very dangerous situations, loc children in the golf and goes through a lot of

and sort of the u. n. n. a, according to a lot of studies, almost half of it is either stolen or missed directed by the city and redeem and send through a show company is controlled by as a wife, his brother, other military and governmental outfits. and this is u. n. a. there's going through damascus, and there's a lot of efforts, at least here in the united states to ensure that us money that's going to the land is, is better, safe, guarded, and it's, it reaches its intended recipient. since the us is the largest contributor to you in the aid, the funding y o, l's layout seo of engage foundation look, well, thank you very much for your explanations. that can be difficult to to understand everything that's at stake here. so thanks for that. thank you. it got them all is constitutional court has put on hold the suspension of a presidential candidates party. earlier on wednesday, the attorney general head suspended bernardo arabella sent me a party after allegations of fraud. it came in 2nd place after the 1st

n g o. we are not weapons of war. she joins us from paris. welcome to dw. so we've, we've had the criticisms of many is riley's of the u. n. n rights group. so apparently planning down the sexual violence committed on the 7th of october. i do think that criticism is justified as well. i think it's illegal to be complicated, but what is a reality? because, you know, i wasn't nice round the i came back yesterday and you can feel that they are very angry. the very shocked about that because they feel that they were not heard. and the reality tv is that it took a long time. and i think the reason why the reason for that is, you know, the so costly that arise and then, and the debate and everything. and it's not doing well because if you take all the cases like to crane or all their enough for job, i mean reaction more quicker. so yes, there is a legit stupid question to ask why they were no reaction, no more stronger reaction back under this like this might not be because but well 1st of all of course the, the, the attack took everyone a by surprise. and then of course there was that the shut down, i'll be area. i know a journalist have been

here's the u. n. n a. and as we all understand, by the way that we need plastic, we needed in light of vehicles of foster trains lighter and windmills in shipping. so this is not a sort of antique plastic treaty, but it is very much an end to plastic in the environment treaty. and we need to understand the most of that which ends up in the environment to single use and shortly. so now there's a big push out the towards to radically and definitively count back on the amount of plastic reduced in the 1st place, the funds on single use plastics and so many different kinds of things. the plastics would be one of the key things that the treaty can do from writing a transition to reuse for pat and refill. essentially trying to transition us to a kind of safer more secular economy would be an ultimate goal of the tracy. and that's really at the core of how the treaty is being designed at the moment. but not everybody agrees. plastics and made from petra chemicals and oil and gas explorers attending the tools. say

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head not like you know, in the sky to today and people if there was a confusion as in kite, as don z u. n. n voice plans as well as bodies in action, as of what he calls them out. ray, just the massacre of gauze and that's off to at least a $112.00 were supposedly killed by the id. yes. well they were rushing for humanitarian aid. a slap in the face, that's the reaction for the u. k. also the german chon sliver, mixed the person in front of directly involved in the ukraine, conflicts by helping kids find a long range. missiles rushed it also the south almost say that the wants of.

dismisses the latest accusations making good escape goes in the ravishing global food prices of law says u n. n voice phase developing countries as holding prey to weston, deos, portal donald trump will sound supporting washington, also pleading not guilty to charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election. the a very welcome assistant. 2 pm here in moscow, and this is on the international with the very latest world news updates. the top you with this i was talking with neesha, where the crew governments have a non so that was scrapping military pipes with science on thursday following last week's co without as low pools of cold on the economic community or west african states to lift the sanctions on the country, the demand, the immediate departure for new to forces in occupations, including french forces. it is high time for these forces that have been driven out of molly and broken across. so to leave me here, we demand from equity and conditional listing of all unjust decisions against our country. finally, we call them the people of a course concert, to go out on march in

u. n. says that more than $50000.00 children and goals are required. urgent medical treatment for acute malnutrition, c u. n. n. international rights groups accuses rental blocking fuel and medical supplies of to move a 1000000 months. so what the palestinian health ministry says, or robust search gates 1000 palestinians killed. international prussia is building on israel and have us to agree to us see spawn proposal backed by the un negotiations through country and egyptian mediators that was stored for weeks have restarted it to her most israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's main goal is non negotiable. and that is to destroy on us. oh, my says it has no shortage. main willing to fight. well, i mean, i don't know what the mind power of the cosign per gauge is in very good shape. during the war, we're able to create thousands of new fights into the support, right. and there are thousands more who are willing, ready, and extremely motivated to join when necessary. 2 2 israel is booming, pointing the destruction of guns that goes on it's deceased and believe population still trends with know,

george floyd for bills use of racism, finance and discrimination by the minneapolis police the the u. n. n, a agencies the cooling, urgent action to prevent more dates off to the sinking of the migrant bodies of grace on wednesday. 78 people unknown to have died, but hundreds more are still missing, including many women and children. the greek government is under increasing pressure to explain. it's rolling the sinking hugs on for bias reports and emotional reunion at the greek port of call him out of 18 year old mohammed was pulled from the mediterranean on wednesday. now he's been found by his brother who travelled here from the netherlands. mohammed has been in libya for almost 2 years before he made the dangerous journey. telegraphy, i know is a theme of 18. the 18 i have the, in the, uh, honestly uh, muhammad was among, up to 750 people believe, to be packed onto this fishing boat. when it capsized, only 104 people were rescued. most were from syria, egypt and pockets done. it's an agonizing wait for their families back home, the russian, the smartphone. well, we want us to hear his v

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the country has fought for the urgent appointments on the special u. n. n. boy, followed by the issue. i see you in general assembly people, there's a rapture of both in alicia and militia. here, a hard life, not only just keep out for their own countries, i'm is, i'm also going to do it up for others. we are in the, your, our off meet, yours to be going to be performed with reporting from jim car down for hard to me. alright, another story, the shape, the week here and how to international the, you rejected what it calls. threats by moscow comes off the flight of important announcement over the whole of russia's nuclear doctrine. and the draw suggests that moscow has re define the moments when a foreign attack will force it to engage should strategic austin, a lady that see the, in the updated version of the document aggression against russia by any non nuclear states. but with the support of a nuclear states which is proposed can be considered as their joint attack on russia. russia will also consider the possibility of using nuclear weapons when receiving

the regional west african organization has already condemned mondays, military take over the u. n. n. us are demanding the immediate release of deposed president rock cavalry. nicholas hock is falling developments from one category. it's in this upscale neighborhood in wonder do that president hawk monica boyes being held under house arrest his nearby the presidential palace just behind me. it's now in the hands of special forces. we can go any further. they've set up checkpoints. it's no longer the center of decision making in this country. that's now in a military count in downtown walker do go where earlier the head of the military june, lieutenant colonel. oh, he met with the former government of hawking category, essentially trying to create some sort of government of national unity to gain some sort of legitimacy. the fear is sanctioned from the west african body echo off the heads of states. a west africa are going to meet in ivory coast on friday, but also sanctions perhaps from the un or the something that this country cannot afford. there are still attacks happening in the

and ukraine executed each other of carrying out that attack and the criminal has also invited the u. n. n red cross to investigation. on. meanwhile, 17 ships loaded with ukrainian grain are ready to depart from odessa. for the 1st time since russia invaded in february, more recent corn are being harvested as the war continues. last of ukrainian exports has raised global freed prices, threatened political instability, and helped to push more people into poverty and hunger and vulnerable countries. john henry had worn out from odessa, ukraine and the world are waiting for 17 ships filled with grain to distribute food across the globe and help avert a global hunger crisis. prisoner reloaded the landscape on friday, said those ships would leave soon, but they haven't left yet. there are a number of logistical problems involved with that. some of those could be insurance. the fact that the waters are mine, and most importantly, security because those ships will be traveling through and active wars out. we've also been told that the secretary general through a spokesman has offered to send a te

the country has called for the urgent appointment of a special u. n. n boy. just following back the issue, i see you in general assembly pictures are wrapped up both indonesia and militia, through a hard life. not only to speak out for their own countries, but also to do it up for others who are in our office needs to be going to be performing the reporting from drug cart out for hard to meet as well as the global south is hard at the un india's foreign minister to this day used to say that world peace and prosperity is, conversely, in danger. so put our mind just on carpet service to the original purpose of the un has eroded and reform sunday did. the 1st steps towards the formation of the un, what they can now help at dunbar attendance. they find that often, and they all the content. the finally approved in san francisco. the debates of dot data centered around how to ensure world peace, a prerequisite for global prospect to day refine both peace and prosperity equally indigent. and that madam president is because trust has a told it and process is broken d

shipping is russia's u. n. n voice says that the west is great to choose for. instead of seeking a political solution in indonesia and lots of solidarity with palestine, mox, 100 days of the war in dallas. uh, speaking of protests around the globe to demand israel, full sense and to the carnage. and as a hague israel presents its defense to south africa of accusations that a genocide is being committed in gallons of the state department. confronts the depth of julian, american journalists in dallas, 0 and ukraine, as, as of august, as he was full just in death in prison, over his criticism of july, the mirrors, the landscape, the on the hour, every hour. this is our t international live for months ago. and they show a josh on top stores this our 1st before we start with the top story is here, some breaking news coming out from yemen. wherever reports saving u. s. military has conducted another strike on the many capital off. so now it's also reports as the u. k is launching fresh strikes on the cd, but there are no details on the targets of the collision forces

but for the united states then to come in externally as well as the e u. n. n interfere and the internal deliberations of another country, i think is an outrage whether or not you agree with the law. we would not like it. if someone came in and try to dictate to us about how to kind of pass our legislation, we tell them to take a hike. this is direct interference in the um, in, in, in the consent of governments. internal affairs, you know, very, very serious way. we, you start threatening the lawmakers with sanctions because of a law like united states doesn't like that. this outrages and bach, kevin russia, had american experts on cyber and information will affect kevin. and they said me so easy used to work for the us government now who lives in russia. this is a story the, my russian passport is to me. i love it here, and i have no desire to move back to the united states. the i work for the united states department of defense, their cyber command unit. and i developed a systems for doing propaganda computerized systems and did a lot of training for them for

next year, i need a a construction site to figure 1st nuclear power plant u. n. n. a multi $1000000000.00 joint with nuclear power plant will officially get new plate that with the russian and turkish president. thanks to attend the ceremony via video link. the case top short of making a fruit both to the needs and refugees, arguing that they can't allow everyone in the country. the contrast to the country got to talk ukrainian refugees last yeah. i'm can you know, thought this, find the make it bodies the do with a co follow with leader allegedly encourage them to starve to death, to go to have and we discussed the problem all cold with a which i believe that with why people have been with thank you for joining us. thursday afternoon, my name is pete. this got to bring you all the latest news on off the, from my headquarters in moscow. that's the key. it's making, it's 1st step towards a nuclear future. the config 1st ever nuclear power station, a cou, you, where it's steve, it's the spots of atomic fuel on thursday. now it's up for the artists, the 1st of which wi

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u. n, a, c, r u n in general, direct costs. all these agencies, aside from the international, you know, government stepping up and trying to use their leverage to stop this crisis. and do these agencies are also just not showing up, you know, and all these evacuation planes, the ships that are coming at ports to dine, the plans that are coming, whether they're not bringing in supplies. that's one of the easiest and simplest thing that folks can do. is bring in the supplies, bring in the medications, bring in the food, whatever is necessary for these people to survive. the, the health system into that if have completely collapsed. and we're finding people fleeing to the border to get insulin to get dialysis lifesaving treatment. and we don't have access to that, you just simple things that folks can do and if such a stark dixon roughly when we compare it to how the world mobilized for ukraine. you know, a little over a year ago. it's really, it's a harsh, different and we can't help that. but, but notice that there's a wearing, y

u. n. u n. are the partners are now in instead, front of care, and they're gonna come up with the new chief for they will realize and they will recognize, acknowledged the fact that they're gonna cut them off. people forcibly displays and increasing cap wasting the new and rapid going to say whether they come to that conclusion or not. but they saw yellow, they slowly desired. if we may, will on media exit the must go back to collective security treaty organization. so big question now is net right now we don't have such a dc, find the professional name please. so you do believe as a by john has territorial ambitions for territory. i mean, the entire touch with, you know, mean do you believe that that's the next step and it's like stuff like i believe right now on the 50 to them it there. so for me to, so we're into a choice browser by john and other, but johnny forces must be drawn from these territories. and it's, it's all patient to be chapel to right off to the for $44.00 dave or a trinity t

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