he does well. un secretary general. antonia gutierrez said that elizabeth would be remembered for her unwavering life. long dedication schools of other leaders have rushed to pay their respects to the woman who was the face of a nation, the so many years to catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the 1st humanitarian shipping of grain from ukraine has started to arrive in ethiopia through your booty. un says the grain will support some one point. 5000000 people displaced by drought and conflict. the shipment is part of a deal brokerage between russia, ukraine, and the u. n. to meet global food demand in southwest china, disaster relief teams are beginning to reach remote parts of such one province. following mondays, powerful earthquake which has claimed more than 80 lives. chinese officials say around $20000.00. people have been displaced by the quake and are staying in temporary shelters. un secretary general, antonia gutierrez, has arrived in pakistan and called for help to support the countries response to the catastrophic flooding. rescue an

i and the commonwealth in our thoughts and prayers are with you as far. un secretary general antonia gutierrez said the elizabeth would be remembered for unwavering life. long dedication. schools of other leaders have rushed to pay their respects to the woman who was the face of a nation for so many years. you get more on this now with my colleague on your sha north here in the studio. so we just heard from some of the more traditional british allies around the world, what are other leaders around the world saying? well, it's important to remember that the queen wasn't just the head of state, britain, of course, but in 40, in other countries around the world. and they, of course, of all have been paying their respect. and jamaica's prime minister, for example, said that jamaica joined its brothers and sisters in the commonwealth. and morning the queen's passing and and tribute have also been pouring in from other former british colonies and commonwealth countries across africa and asia. as the indian prime minister and ramadi caught her stall ward of our times and said, she personified dignity

he does vol un secretary general. antonia gutierrez said that elizabeth would be remembered for her unwavering life. long dedication, scores of other leaders have rushed to pay their respects to the woman who was the face of a nation for so many years. joined out by our political correspond, nina hossa, nina, we heard the german president there saying queen elizabeth was admired and venerated. here in germany, tell us about some of the other reactions in germany to the queen's passing. well, terry, if you needed any proof of just how much germans loved the queen, the newspapers front pages are full today. and here is just one example built newspaper. germany's biggest daily, they've got 12 special pages on her life today. and people also started flocking to the british embassy here in berlin. as soon as the news broke, even many people who are not fans of the monarchy here in germany as such, have been saying that they'll miss her as a person. and as a role model who dedicated her life role that germany, of course, doesn't have a monarchy and she was somehow considered our own adopted queen by

in decades, antonia gutierrez described the devastation as climate carnage, and said the rest of the world should step up to help. nearly 1400 people have died and around 2000000 homes and businesses have been destroyed. those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with more news right after inside story to say with us. ah, which is 0. which is a huge raining in soaring energy prices. european countries are facing an unprecedented gas shortage . leaders have contingency plans, but all they enough to get through the winter and will the e put in place a long term energy strategy? this isn't festival ah hello. walk into the program. i remember on con, european energy ministers have failed to agree on a plan to cap a russian gas prices at an emergency meeting in brussels. the session aim to consider how to shield households and businesses from soaring energy bills. but the stalemate has cast doubt on whether the proposal will go ahead. e u energy commissioner called re simpson says countries heavily reliant on russian supplies fear. they will be cut off altogether. president vladi

and the commonwealth in our thoughts and prayers are with you as vol. un secretary general, antonia gutierrez said that elizabeth would be remembered for her unwavering life. long dedication, scores of other leaders have rushed to pay their respects to the woman who was the face of a nation for so many years. you know, 70 people here in germany are also remembering queen elizabeth the 2nd i spoke earlier to dw political correspondent nina has of for more well terry, if you needed any proof of just how much germans loved the queen, the newspapers, front pages are full today and here's just one example built newspaper, germany's biggest daily. they've got wealth special pages on her life today. and people also started flocking to the british embassy here in berlin. as soon as the news broke, even many people who are not fans of the monarchy here in germany as such, have been saying that they'll miss her as a person. and as a role model who dedicated her life role that germany, of course, doesn't have a monarchy and she was somehow considered our own adopted queen by many. but politicians here.

he does vol un secretary general. antonia gutierrez said that elizabeth would be remembered for her unwavering life. long dedication, scores of other leaders have rushed to pay their respects to the woman who was the face of a nation for so many years. in just a short while ago, the german chancellor will have shalt gave a statement on the passing of queen elizabeth the 2nd sh. calling her a role model and inspiration for millions. here's what he had to say. a fellow on britain has lost its queen, and the world has lost like a figure of a century to hear her over 70 years. she reigned. it seems like half an eternity, but the queen bodied the best use of our common european legacy democracy and the rule of law. elizabeth elizabeth by 2 guns dimmed insult him lunch, elizabeth the 2nd devoted her life to the service of her elegant countrymen. and when moslems like to follow dunc barcode off, and we look with gratitude at the life of the queen who stood among other things for you to also overcoming immunity. after the 2nd world war, her many visits to germany because of her strong presence and int

the un chief antonia gutierrez, said moscow's annexation plans go against the international order. and joe biden has worn hurricane ian could be the deadliest in florida history and has declared a major disaster. the hurricane knocked out electricity to more than $2500000.00 homes and businesses. thousands of russians have fled the country since the president vladimir putin issued a mobilization order last week. many are going to georgia, where at the moment russians can stay for up to a year or correspondence. enron, con young russians as the cross the border. it took alexander and his friends 24 hours to get into georgia. most of it was spent waiting in a car. eventually they rented some bicycles, a piece of luck, he says, otherwise they might still be on the other side. his clay wise left his homeland. everybody knows that the push goes, the ballistics is wrong on my opinion, and you don't a fight in the war. and you know, of course, i don't want to kill nice people. most of the people, how did they respond to feel the same way about russia's war and ukraine? and while they are

the un secretary general antonia gutierrez said that russia's plans the annex occupied parts of ukraine can not be accepted or diplomatic editor james bayes has more from un headquarters in new york . these are the strongest comments from the un secretary general since the start of the war in ukraine. he talks about so called referenda, which don't reflect the genuine will of the people living in those areas. and on the plans for annexation. he says they go against international law and against the un charter, the founding document of the united nations. it since against every thing the international community is meant to stand for it flogged the purposes and principles of united nations. it is a dangerous escalation. it has no place in the modern world. it must not be accepted. the un security council meet on friday, the u. s. and albania had been working on a draft resolution condemning russia. there is, of course, little doubt that russia will veto such a resolution, but already the u. s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield, has said that she will then take the i

completed a 2 day visit to pakistan to survey the damage caused by the worst floods in decades. antonia gutierrez, describe the situation as climate carnage, and said the rest of the world should step up to help. as wealthy nations, not pakistan, cause global warming. nearly 1400 people have died in around 2000000 homes and businesses destroyed. and about 200 people have fled their homes after magnitude 6 point one earthquake struck islands in western indonesia. it happened on the men to why islands and was followed by magnitude 5.3 tremor in the same area. already said there is no threat of a tsunami. all right, to showing you once again a live pictures of the cortez or for queen elizabeth's casket, which has begun its final journey through scotland on its way to their scottish capital, edinburgh. it will pass through a number of towns and villages so people can pay their respects, continuing coverage on al jazeera with my colleague adrian finnegan, up next to stay with us. for september on al jazeera world leaders from a 193 members, states gather the united nations general assembly with the wa

and at the moment, we have un secretary general antonia gutierrez speaking, and we will cross back to that meeting and you throughout the program ramp. and you went back to war. crimes tribunal has rejected an appeal by the last dividing later of the committee rouge armed group. the court in cambodia has upheld the genocide conviction and life sentence handed to 91 year old q sam pon he was head of state during the role of the can me worse when it 2000000 people were killed? lawrence louis reports. he was the head of state of the committee rouge and its most public figure 91 year old q. some pon will spend the rest of his life behind bars after un backed tribunal up held his conviction for crimes against humanity and genocide against the vietnamese minority. he's already serving and not the life sentence also for crimes against humanity. in relation to the forced evacuation, often on pen horn, between 19751979. as many as 2000000 people died, many of them tortured or starved to death. the brutality of the committee rouge's 4 year reign has not been forgotten. even though the regime wa

ah, me ah, to other news now in the un secretary general, antonia gutierrez has arrived in pakistan to see flood damage he. his visit comes as he calls on the world to contribute more than $160000000.00 to help. well then, 1300 people have been killed and more than half a 1000000 a harmless. the gabby's government is investigating whether the deaths of dozens of children from kidney failure in recent months are linked to a paras cedar mall syrup. nicholas hark, explains pictures of 2 and a half year old mohammed before his parents took him to the hospital, he had killed sweat and a temperature that wouldn't draw. the doctors administered a paracetamol syrup and discharged. the young boy for the future wouldn't go away. it got worse, so again, they gave him the syrup 6 days later young mohammed died from kidney failure. it was then we had to accept when we don't have any choice, you did your best and go to the hospital at the end of the dallas. no treatment that we can see was us. there we are teaching him on malia before knowing that it was good and i tell you so it was very disturbing

secretary-general, antonia gutierrez, is in pakistan, urging the community to come to the aid of theountry. massive flooding has killed nearly 1400 people, and left a third of the country underwater. gutierrez says, we have waged a war on nature. nature is striking back, in a devastating way. gutierrez and prime minister addressed the crisis during a news conference in islamabad. >> food and shelter are being offered, but the challenges are beyond human capacity. >> record monsoon rains combined with water from melting glaciers triggered floods that swept away villages, roads, bridges, and livestock. it has impacted over 43 million people. flood warnings are in effect for parts of southern california, including riverside and san diego counties. authorities say life- threatening flash flooding's of creeks, streams, and urban areas, is possible due to what used to be tropical storm kay. now weekend and is starting to pull away from the northern baja peninsula. close to five inches of rain have been reported. moore, on the way. with when we come back, what is ahead for the uk's new mona

the un secretary general antonia gutierrez, shes cooling the mess of support from the international community to help flood ravaged pakistan. he says the country needs up to $30000000000.00 in financial aid . well, those are the headlines. the news continues on al jazeera after marco polo a very modern journey m. venice. once a powerful trading post of the western world professes shout is on the trail of marco polo. the venetian merchant who travelled east and recorded his journeys for posterity. but marco polo was not just a merchant. he has a mission from the pope to deliver a letter to the mongol infra asking for a political alliance. ah po polo has travelled for 3 years without ever leaving mongol territory. now he approaches the heart of it. the cause of coupla khan, the grandson of the old, conquering jenkins. god the most powerful man in marco po's time day. leopard, allah gun shenika. logan on this new order. the seniority it every hour and you been did, he doth ality total. because she had the stereo, the to saudi. he'll get uncanny. you present ticket, my which is tito. they them be

rain and the commonwealth in our thoughts and prayers are with you as far. un secretary general antonia gutierrez said that elizabeth would be remembered for her unwavering life. long dedication, scores of other leaders have rushed to pay their respects for the woman who was the face of a nation for so many years. and to talk about their reaction here in germany, i'm joined now by our political correspondent, nina houser. she's standing in front of the chancery in berlin. nina, we saw the german president there saying queen elizabeth was admired and venerated in germany at will shortly be hearing from chancellor all of sholtes. tell us about some of the other reactions in germany to the cleans passing. so if you needed any prove, just how popular the queen was here in germany, i mean, just look at today's edition of built newspaper. this is germany's biggest daily. they have a 12 page, special edition just dedicated to live and this is just not them are people started flocking to the british embassy a late last night when the new news broke. and it's interesting to hear from any germans who say,

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that it was you in secretary general antonia gutierrez, who in his remarks are ward of an upcoming winter of discontent. and also said that the world is gridlocked and colossal global dysfunction. but there is hope. well, al, diplomatic, it is a james barry's as life for us at the united nations. james, plenty there for the general assembly to try and tackle yes, i'll be listening to the 2nd general speeches every year. and i'm afraid they get bleak oblique. he has been raising many of these issues repeatedly, but he's not getting the action he wants. you didn't have the very beginning of the speech. we came to the few moments late. so let me just read the words which i think really sums up the tone. our world is in big trouble, divides the growing deeper inequality is a growing, wider challenges are spreading far so really very, very bleak picture. and on top of what we've heard in recent years, from sector general, you've got one new factor, a massive new factor, which is the war in ukraine. a war on european soil, a war involving a permanent member of the un security council and a war