leÓn: el secretario general de la onu, antÓnio guterres, inaugurÓ el debate de la asamblea general 77 las drogas. gustavo: detrÁs de la adicciÓn al petrÓleo y el carbÓn estÁ la verdadera adicciÓn de esta fase de la historia humana, la adicciÓn al poder irracional, a la ganancia y el dinero. he aquÍ la enorme maquinaria mortal que puede extinguir la humanidad. leÓn: el presidente de chile se refiriÓ al plebiscito que por amplia mayorÍa rechazÓ cambiar la constituciÓn de su paÍs, pero asegurÓ seguir esperanzado que al final chile tendrÁ una nueva constituciÓn. presidente boric: el resultado del plebiscito nos ha servido para ser mÁs humildes. que la construcciÓn del chile que soÑamos no estÁ en las recetas de ningÚn sector en particular sino en las sÍntesis que podamos hacer combinando lo mejor que cada uno pueda aportar. leÓn: en generar las intervenciones criticaron la guerra en ucrania, la crisis climÁtica y la inseguridad alimentaria. la nasa muestra las primeras imÁgenes de marte con sus crÁteres y rocas volcÁnicas tomadas por ¡no te creo! sí, perú ahora está incluido en mi plan il

. ♪ announcer: tonight on c-span, a speech from the united nations secretary general, antonio guterresd the white house national security advisor jake sullivan give an update on the war in ukraine and the u.s. response. at 9:30 eastern, the senate banking committee examines the impact of sanctions against russia. and later, former secretary of state mike pompeo speaks at a politics and eggs breakfast in manchester, new hampshire. announcer: united nations secretary-general antonio guterres warned that the world is in peril, as he spoke about global challenges on the first day of the u.n. national assembly in new york city. he addressed topics including food insecurity, climate change, and the dangers of geopolitical division. this runs about 25 minutes. >> mr. president of the general assembly, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, our world is in big trouble. divides are growing deeper. inequalities are growing wider. and challenges are spreading farther. but as we come together in a world teeming with turmoil, an image of promise and hope comes to my mind. this ship is the brave comman

but he along with the un secretary general, antonio guterres, called for the establishment of a nuclearone around the plant, one that would be demilitarised with russian troops out and a commitment from ukraine not to bring troops in. he said the iaea was ready to consult with the parties immediately to agree on that. he listed his many concerns. he said that the physical integrity of the plant continues to be violated and that the operators, the ukrainian operators at the plant, were working under extremely challenging circumstances alongside the presence of russian military personnel, equipment and vehicles. he did say, though, that the fact that two inspectors have remained at the site was of enormous value and that could provide direct, immediate evaluation of any situation on the ground as it happens. we also heard from members of the security council, moscow's ambassador to the un said he welcomed the iaea's permanent presence. he again accused ukrainian forces of shelling the plant. western nations are saying this is a situation entirely of russia's making saying they are playing

we share the call of the us president that the grain initiative created with the support of antonio guterres should work belarus shares the opinion that fertilizers are important. to avoid hunger, we call for the lifting of sanctions on belarusian fertilizers, traditionally for the general assembly international partners on the eve of vladimir makei met with the ministers of foreign affairs in syria and kazakhstan on the agenda of the conversation with damascus participation in our country in projects to restore the infrastructure and economy of syria, the continuation of the rehabilitation of syrian children in belarus with astana, special attention was paid to strengthening trade and economic cooperation. sanctions boomerang in figures of 500 billion euros the european union lost this amount due to its own sanctions , the rejection of russian energy sources provoked a crisis in the eu, prices rose literally for everything in belgium, for example, average electricity bills exceed more than half a thousand euros per month. for the same reason , small business becomes unprofitable in south af

antÓnio guterres pidiÓ a ambas naciones queden un alto al fuego duradero y ofreciÓ la mediaciÓn de nacionesl. ademÁs, hoy le presentamos a un verdadero ejemplo. se trata de un joven chiapaneco que a los 11 aÑos perdiÓ sus brazos en un accidente y eso no lo detuvo. al contrario, aprendiÓ a tocar la marimba con la boca y escribir con los pies. fue vÍctima de acoso escolar encima de todo. vamos a ver a este admirable luchador. reportera: cÉsar tenÍa 11 aÑos cuando un accidente le cambiÓ la vida. >> me subÍ a la azotea de la casa de mi madrina, pierde el equilibrio y me voy al vacÍo. sujetÉ los cables de alta tensiÓn y me electrocutÉ. reportera: perder sus dos brazos se convirtiÓ una prueba de superaciÓn. comenzÓ a desarrollar otras habilidades, como escribir con la boca y tocar un instrumento musical con los pies. alexis dÍaz diseÑa para Él este instrumento musical. >> es la primera marimba de este tipo. tiene una pequeÑa inclinaciÓn para ser tocada con los pies. reportera: ademÁs, terminÓ sus estudios en derecho. >> me ponÍan apodos. me decÍan mocho, tunco. yo me ponÍa a llorar, pero hoy en d

antonio guterres for his personal involvement, algeria, ethiopia, egypt, kenya, sudan, tunisia, bangladesh, israel, india, iran, yemen, cyprus, china, korea, lebanon, turkey, belgium, bulgaria, greece, ireland, spain, italy, netherlands, germany, romania and france have already received ukrainian agricultural products. and we have to increase the supply by feeding both other markets and within the u.n. food program for which ukraine is always a reliable partner. despite all the difficulties caused by war, we have to provide humanitarian aid to ethiopia and somalia. so, we will send them an additional amount of our wheat. that is more difficult with our security elements on the eve of the general assembly meeting, russia has decided to assault ukraine's nuclear power plant. the explosive heat, walls were damaged, the rockets exploded only 300 meters from the walls of the reactors. this is after the iaea's warning to russia to stop any hostile activity against any nuclear facilities of ukraine. and in particular, the zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, the largest one in europe. and that mak

on one of our outside sources antonio guterres is l outside sources antonio guterres is speaking, andiple priorities but this year more than any other it feels like it is an impossible task to choose what he would want the un general assembly to focus on, such as the magnitude of everything at the moment. . , , moment. that is right. it is overwhelming. _ moment. that is right. it is overwhelming. the - moment. that is right. it is overwhelming. the un - overwhelming. the un secretary—general has begun his speech by focusing on a bit of hope and he has talked about the ships which have left the blockaded ukrainian ports carrying grain to the rest of the world, that was a un brokered deal with turkey and russia, so that russia would stop shelling so ukrainian ships could leave those ports in the south of the country carrying grain, so he is focusing on that to begin with. but he is due to saying his remarks that the world is in peril and it is paralysed its response. he will say that the geostrategic divides in the world are at their worst since the cold war so it is a very difficult s

secretary general antonio guterres. >> our world is imperiled and paralyzed. undermining the work of the secret counsel, undermining international law, undermining people's faith and democratic institutions, undermining all forms of international cooperation stop we could not go on like this. amy: u.n. secretary general antonio guterres also warned about the climate emergency and blasted fossil fuel companies. >> the fossil fuel industry is billions of dollars in subsidies and profits while household budgets shrink and our planet burns. let's tell it like it is. our world is addicted to fossil fuels. it is time for an intervention. we need to hold fossil fuel companies to account. amy: other speakers at the united nations on tuesday included colombia's newly elected president gustavo petro. he called for an to end the war on drugs. >> from my wounded latin america, i demand you to end the irrational war on drugs. it needs us all to build a better society. amy: chilean president gabriel boric also spoke at the u.n. he called on the world to defend tuesday. the

ahead of the gathering, secretary-general antÓnio guterres called out nations for failing to protectture generations, decrying the "sheer inadequacy of the global response to the climate crisis." today is also the start of climate week here in new york, with dozens of protests and climate-related activities scheduled around the city. bells tolled in london today 96 times as a state funeral for queen elizabeth was held at westminster abbey. more than 500 foreign dignitaries attended the funeral, including president biden, leaders from commonwealth nations, many members of other royal families, including the emperor and empress of japan. the funeral was conducted by the dean of westminster the very reverend dr david hoyle. >> we come to this house of god to a place of prayer, to a church where remembrance and hope our sacred duties. here where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation, from the commonwealth, and from the nations of the world to mourn bank our loss, to remember her long life of selfless service. amy: the queen's funeral was the largest po

secretary-general antÓnio guterres appealed to nations to meet the u.n.' blueprint for peace and prosperity, known as the sustainable development goals. >> young people and future generations are demanding action . we cannot let them down. these are definitive moments. those here today and those tuning in from around the world, give me immense hope that we can put our hands on the wheel of progress and steer a new course. amy: ukrainian officials said monday the bodies of two children were found among the remains of 440 people buried in mass graves outside the city of kharkiv, which was re-captured from russian forces during a ukrainian counter-offensive earlier this month. ukraine's internal affairs minister said dozens of victim'' bodies were mutilated and showed signs of torture. kharkiv's police chief said investigators are carefully exhuming the bodies to identify the remains and to determine a cause of death. >> it is very hard to establish whether there are gunshot wounds in the bodies were not. this will be done during the examination of the bodies

antonio guterres, the u.n.ecretary-general, said the world has lost a towering global leader, committed multilateralist, and tireless advocate for peace. the e.u. commission president, ursula von de leyen, said gorbachev played a crucial role to end the cold war and bring down the iron curtain. it opened the way for a free europe. gorbachev had a huge impact on the course of world history. he deeply understood reforms were necessary and strove to offer solutions. many russians see him as the man who stood by as the soviet union disintegrated. >> his legacy is that he allowed for the peaceful collapse of the soviet union. he did not use massive force to keep eastern europe in the empire, and for that, he deserves credit. but it is not that this was someone who came in trying to undermine the system. he tried to reform it. reporter: gorbachev used perestroika, or restructuring, to reform a stagnant economy that had seen people short of food and consumer goods and he used glasnost, openness and freedom of speech,

announcer: united nations secretary-general antonio guterres warned that the world is in peril, as he spoke about global challenges on the first day of the u.n. national -- general assembly in new york city. he addressed topics including food insecurity, climate change, and the dangers of geopolitical division. this runs about 25 minutes. this runs about 25 minutes. >> mr. president of the general assembly, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, our world is in big trouble. divides are growing deeper. inequalities are growing wider. and challenges are spreading farther. but as we come together in a world teeming with turmoil, an image of promise and hope comes to my mind. this ship is the brave commander. it sailed the black sea, with the u.n. flag flying high and proud. on the one hand, what you see is a vessel like any other plying the seas. but look closer. at its essence, this ship is a symbol of what we can accomplish, when we act together. it is loaded with ukrainian grain, destined for the people of the horn of africa, millions of whom are on the edge of famine. it navigated throu

just two examples in the past few months, on russia-ukraine, it was antonio guterres who played a centralole in getting a deal between russia and ukraine for the export of grain from ukraine imports and russian ports in the black sea, helping the entire world with respect to lowering food prices and expanding access to foodstuffs at a critical moment. second, it was a u.n. mediator working with our u.s. envoy, the saudis, is a rowdy -- helping to produce a cease fire in the war in yemen, which had been a huge human catastrophe. it has been going on for the longest time in that piece, and the u.n. played a role in that. it is not without difficulties, complications. the u.n. is still there on key issues delivering global health, global food security, and all that will be on display in new york in two weeks. >> the threat to american democracy is real. i want to cite it as clearly as i can. we are not powerless in the face of these threats. david: the president talked about the values of democracy, which is up a part of our foreign policy. art events in the u.s. making more difficult to say

plans to consider the issue of their inclusion in russia on october 4, un secretary general antonio guterressia's actions of annexing part of the territory of ukraine after holding pseudo-referendums there are a violation of the organization's charter and international law, the actions of russia were also commented by the president of the united states, joe biden. never ever recognize russia's claims to sovereign ukrainian territory the so-called referendums were fake completely fake their the results are fabricated in moscow and the true will of the ukrainian people becomes evident every day when people sacrifice their lives to save their people and preserve the independence of their country and protect freedom russia will not get new territory of ukraine this was stated by president volodymyr zelensky in his evening address in russian, the president addressed the citizens he explained to russia what awaits them if their leader putin is not stopped , in particular, he emphasized that the annexation of new territories will not bring the expected result for the kremlin and only the russians t

today vladimir putin discussed the situation around ukraine by phone with un secretary general antonio guterresbout a possible extension of the deal for the export of ukrainian grain through the black sea. in addition, putin and guterres. they discussed the export of russian food and fertilizer, the parties also spoke about the state of affairs at the zaporizhzhya npp, as reported in the kremlin, vladimir putin gave a positive assessment of russia's cooperation with the iaea and spoke about the measures that are being taken to protect the station . another topic was the work of the mission. un facts shelling by ukrainian troops of the pre-trial detention center in elenovka today in the european parliament staged a detailed debriefing on the topic of who is to blame for the energy crisis, zah? for europe, the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, in her report argued that all the troubles because of russia insisted that the sanctions against our country were justified, but the russian economy is now torn to shreds. however, these loud theses. the european deputies immediately ch

the un secretary general antonio guterres said russian forces should withdraw beyond a demilitarisederimeter and ukrainian forces must commit not to move into it. rescue teams in southwestern china are searching for survivors in the rubble of collapsed buildings following the 6.8 magnitude earthquake on monday. 66 people are now known to have died and more than a dozen are still missing. others have been left stranded after landslides closed off roads. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in three weeks�* time, italians vote in a general election. now, if the opinion polls are to be believed, the country is about to embrace a political movement with its roots in post—war fascism. what would that mean for italy and for europe? well, my guest today, here at the ambrosetti forum — a sort of italy—style davos gathering — is enrico letta, a former italian prime minister and leader of the centre—left democratic party. is his effort to keep the far right out of power doomed to fail? enrico letta, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for the invitation.

. ♪ announcer: tonight on c-span, a speech from the united nations secretary general, antonio guterresthe white house national security advisor jake sullivan give an update on the war in ukraine and the u.s. response. at 9:30 eastern, the senate banking committee examines the impact of sanctions against russia. and later, former secretary of state mike

that he had already sent this proposal to the un security council, in turn un secretary general antonio guterres during meeting of the council of security supported this decision and called for the creation of a demilitarized perimeter around the nuclear plant and, most importantly , to stop any military actions in the direction of the plant or from it. meanwhile, putin acknowledged the presence of russian military personnel and equipment at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. he stated this during his speech at the eastern economic forum, according to him, the russian military guards the perimeter of the station, namely the guards and tiger armored vehicles; moreover, the dictator complained about the alleged shelling by the ukrainian military, they say , the russian army finds wreckage of vikhamesi on the territory of the zahesi military base, an additional 5 billion euros of macro-financial assistance to ukraine has been proposed to be allocated at the european commission, president ursula von der leyen informed about this, according to the official, this loan complements the 10 billion eur

he was in new york talking about threats to nuclear security secretary general organization antonio guterres called for getting rid of deadly weapons that there can be no winners in a nuclear war , and in russia aleksey veselovsky reports from the states. the real countries are in no hurry to part for their strategic weapons, however. now, more than ever, according to the secretary general of the organization, this day is symbolic and important for ire, vlyukvel the era of nuclear blackmail must end with the idea that a certain side can fight a nuclear war insanely any use of nuclear weapons will provoke humanitarian armageddon according to the recent nuclear rhetoric heard in connection with the conflict in ukraine is unacceptable, however, steps back , until you can see, the us secretary of state is not blinkin, in an interview with a tv channel, he said that the united states had entered into direct contact with russia about the sounding threats to use nuclear weapons, the diplomat did not go into details became, but noted that the consequences of a possible application would be catastrop

do not want to deal with the challenges that threaten the future of humanity and the planet, antonio guterres said this during the opening of the un general assembly, our world is in danger and the paralyzed told guti the solution, we believe that the general assembly is currently in progress yes yes yes yes yes well, let's listen, let's listen to the synchronicity of french president manuel macron. so we understand what the current situation is. russia announces partial or simply hidden mobilization, macron's speech on february 24 this year, russia, a permanent member of the un security council , violated our collective security by committing an act of aggression. it deliberately violated the un charter and the principle of sovereign equality of states. on march 26, the international court of justice ruled that russian aggression is illegal and demanded the withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine. thus, russia decided to open the way to new wars and annexation today in europe, and maybe in africa, asia or latin america, let's get back to the point, let's not be satisfied with the fragmenta

zaporizhzhia region if it is other than ukrainian territory and the secretary general of the year, antonio guterressays that any annexation of the country's territory based on the use of force violates the un charter, the international community, this is a dangerous escalation that has no place in the modern world, and nato members will never recognize russia's territorial encroachments, so nato secretary general and jens stoltenberg said, and that's what he said regarding ukraine's accession to the alliance, every democracy in europe has the right to join nato and nato respects this right and we declare again and again that nato's doors remain open and we have demonstrated this in recent years, nato allies, when they met at the summit in madrid, also stated very clearly that we support the right of ukraine to choose its own path and to decide exactly which security measures they want to be a part of. the decision on membership must of course be made by all 30 members and we will make this is a consensus decision now to provide ukraine with support to help it fight against the harsh russian invasio

un antonio guterres called what is happening in europe not very good ideas, as well as attempts in washingtonlet russian diplomats in the general assembly, we are changing president maia sandu for firewood. with such a slogan in chisinau, an anti-government protest. it has become the most massive since sandu came to power, according to the police. more than 6,000 people gathered in the city center dissatisfied with the high inflation of valuable food and energy. the opposition set up more than 100 tents and announced an indefinite protest. legendary athletes invincible wrestler alexander karelin today celebrates his fiftieth anniversary, it is not for nothing that he is called the strongest man in the world three olympic gold medals 12 victories at european championships and nine at world championships the master himself says that his secret is simple for every fight. he comes out as the last word of anastasia litvinova without a jacket without a tie on the carpet, but not on the shoulder blades, even the future senator alexander karelin tries not to miss training, his first only mentor vikto

proposal to the un security council, in turn , the secretary general of the united nations, antonio guterressupported such a decision during the security council meeting, he called for the creation of a demilitarized perimeter around the npp and, most importantly, to stop any military actions in the direction of the plant or from it, meanwhile, putin acknowledged the presence of russian military and equipment at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, allegedly guarding the perimeter. he said this during speaking at the eastern economic forum, we are talking about the representatives of the russian guard and the presence of tiger armored vehicles there, moreover, the director of the dictator complained about the alleged shelling from ukraine, saying that the russian army is finding fragments of heimers on the territory of the nuclear power plant, and it is important that ukraine is already considering the option of a complete shutdown of the zaporizhzhia npp about this the acting head of the state inspection of nuclear regulation, the chief state inspector of nuclear and radiation safety oleg

he had already sent this proposal to the un security council, in turn, un secretary general antonio guterresported such a decision during a meeting of the security council and called for the creation of a demilitarized perimeter around the nuclear plant, and the most important thing is to stop any what military actions in the direction of the station or from it ukraine can support the proposal of the head of the international atomic energy agency, rafael grosius, to create the protection zone around the zaporizhzhia npp, however, only if it is about demilitarization. this was stated by president volodymyr zelensky regarding the general director's proposal to flash money to create a protection zone at the station, here one must look at the specific content of such an instrument, what exactly can be protection if the content of this proposal is the demilitarization of the territory npp and this is logical. because it was the russian military presence that put the zaporizhzhia station on the brink of a radiation disaster, we can support such a demilitarized protection zone. thank you for suppor

the un secretary general antonio guterres said russian forces should withdraw beyond a demilitarised southwestern china are searching for survivors in the rubble of collapsed buildings following the 6.8 magnitude earthquake on monday. 66 people are now known to have died and more than a dozen are still missing. now on bbc news, panorama. our new prime minister is facing a national crisis. it's going to be an absolutely catastrophic winter unless the government steps in. what will liz truss do about soaring energy bills? how can you justify such a massive hike? how can you justify £8,000? it's ridiculous. tonight we investigate companies cashing in. the biggest winners in these crises are the oil and gas producers. no question about that. and the extraordinary profits being made. this is a moment of real crisis, i think, where we can no longerjustify letting them get away with that.

the first lady of france, brigitte macron together with prime minister denys shmyhal, met with antonio guterresecretary general of mons, in total held almost 20 meetings at the invitation of charles michel, helen took part as a woman in the conflicts that took place on the platform of the geno assembly presented a special charitable fund, the olena zelenska charitable foundation, in order to accumulate even more support for ukrainians specifically for the humanitarian direction, primarily medical education restoration of what was destroyed by russian strikes , we are creating all the necessary institutional basis so that everyone in the world can help as efficiently as possible, quickly and reliably, the prime minister of ukraine held dozens of high-level meetings, the emphasis is clear, the situation at the zaporizhia npp, the expansion of defense financial sanction support , support in the preparation of our country by winter , support for reconstruction during each meeting was emphasized that russian terror must receive a clear global response, military, economic and legal, in particular, th

world celebrates the international day for the abolition of nuclear weapons, secretary general antonio guterres called on everyone to refrain from nuclear blackmail because he emphasized on the fact that a nuclear war cannot be started because it cannot be won blackmail must ends the era of nuclear blackmail must end the idea that any country can wage and win a nuclear war is crazy any use of nuclear weapons will lead to a humanitarian armageddon. we need to take a step back. ira, it is really possible. we will monitor this topic. and one more thing, how do the usa react to the organization of the so -called referendums that russia is holding in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine? well, you are important to remember . that the united states was the first to warn about russia's plans to hold so -called referendums or votes in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, and the day before, us secretary of state anthony blinking once again emphasized that any so-called referendums are fake votes. this is completely fake. what russia is doing is invading the territory of its neigh

in an interview with the turkish anadolu agency, un secretary general anna antonio guterres said thathe un, the european union and the united states have repeated again and again that western sanctions do not apply to food and fertilizers so, how much truth is there in these words, how much fertilizer does the world need, or will there really be a food crisis in the world if we don't open the tolyatti odesa pipeline? in agricultural production, they are used to grow crops to increase their productivity and, accordingly, to assess whether there will really be a famine or not because of the fact that there is a shortage or more i would say not even a shortage and also the situation with e-e food to prices have slightly increased for fertilizers on the world market, respectively, for the poorest countries, fertilizers become almost there well, it is impossible to buy these fertilizers there, for example, on the latin american market or on the african markets accordingly, we need to look at why the first reason has increased - it's because of food restrictions, disruption of logistics, th

antonio guterres said it would be a dangerous escalation that contravened everything the international

antonio guterres issue with the opening of the general assemblies and the ability of world leaders on of issues through climate change to inequality in the war in ukraine. the road is in peril and it is paralyzed. course the ideals that it represents are in jeopardy. we are gridlocked in colossal global dysfunction. >> a massive correction to china's curse -- commercial real estate market here. this correction has been faster and more decisive than expected. this will take for the charges here. china probably developed the worst earnings in over a decade. now, look at the first word headlines. broadly speaking, credit markets nowhere here. how is that diversified portfolio going? >> the stocks are 21%, government bonds down. anything but the dollar in the currencies base going on here. >> we are looking at the uncorrelated assets. these are the foremost as a in 10 years. they been challenges as well. here is andrea over back. she is in singapore. andrea, thank you for joining us. the mood there, tell us a little bit more about what people are saying. the returns in the public market h

odesa was stopped after the russian invasion on february 24, 2022, un secretary general anna antonio guterresan interview he told the turkish anadolu agency that the un, the european union and the united states repeat again and again that western sanctions do not apply to food and fertilizers. food crisis if we don't open that pipeline tolyatti odesa thank you eh well actually fertilizers are really an important component in agricultural production they are used to grow crops to increase their productivity and accordingly eh in order to assess whether there will really be a famine or not of hunger because of the fact that there is a shortage or more i would say not even a shortage, but such a situation with food and the prices of fertilizers on the world market have risen somewhat, respectively, for the poorest countries, fertilizers become almost there well, it is impossible to buy these fertilizers are on there, for example, on the latin american market or on the african markets, here we have to look accordingly. well, why did they increase? the first reason is because of the food restricti

speaking at a meeting of the security council at the un, secretary general of the organization antonio guterres expressed hope that this will open the door to further exchanges. the united states welcomes the agreed exchange of prisoners between ukraine and russia, which includes two us citizens who were captured while serving in the ukrainian army. the united states is grateful to ukraine for including all prisoners of war in the negotiation process . regardless of their nationality and we look forward to these american citizens reuniting with their families americans arriving in ukraine to participate in the military actions are exposed to significant risks and the united states cannot guarantee their safety, we encourage american citizens to direct their energies to the many other available opportunities to help ukraine and its people 250 military prisoners is a good development, i highly appreciate the efforts of both sides and hope that this will become a starting point for further exchanges aimed at achieving a formula for everyone, thank you in the grandfathers of turkey and saudi arabia

treaty between ukraine and russia are minimal , said the secretary general of the united nations antonio guterres during a press conference, he also said this literally an hour ago after the end of the press conference, according to him, he was not lying if he said that it would happen quickly. unfortunately, mr. goteresh called on the parties to exchange prisoners of war and told about his conversation with putin, according to him, with the owner of the kremlin. talked about the possibility of sending a mission to investigate the death of ukrainian prisoners of war in a prison in a deer park in the donetsk region - this is a temporarily occupied territory. well, he also talked about the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in one word during that press conference, which ended in making peace with moscow because it is an aggressor country the president of the european commission, ursula von derlianska, said this during an address to the members of the european parliament in strasbourg, france . according to her, brussels has introduced the most powerful sanctions and now the russian

i would like to invite secretary general antonio guterres, and give him the floor. >> mr. president, your excellency, thank you for having organized this meeting on the situation inside and around the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in the south of ukraine. i applaud the international atomic energy agency and the mission for their courage. let me also thank the parties for their cooperation. i would leave it up to the director general to present what in and his team were able to observe during their stay. the secretary-general of the united nations as proudly supported the iaea and its essential mission in ensuring the safety of the nuclear power plant. i would like to thank all the colic so assisted them, in particular the 13 experts in charge of support and security and safety, who played a key role in order to allow the iaea to deploy successfully. >> i remain greatly concerned about the situation in and around the zaporizhzhia, including continued shelling. let's tell it like it is. any damage, whether intentional or not, to europe's largest nuclear power plant at zap

the continuation of the topic of the message with the news agency tape so un secretary general antonio guterresi. what considers a visa restriction for russians in europe i quote not very good ideas end of quote and other topics already economically, caused by anti-russian sanctions, energy release in europe is becoming again one of the most relevant topics, residents of the eu countries are preparing for the next increase in prices for electricity, and the industry is tipped off. almost a complete stop, maria grigoryeva found out how justified such fears are. she joins me. masha good morning. and what is happening with the european energy market now? sash good morning, the replenishment of reserves for the winter is slowing down, and energy prices are rising , now i'll tell you everything. europe will not be able to pass, the coming winter without gas supplies from russia, in this case, in the strange old world , industry will have to be sacrificed, this conclusion was reached experts from the consulting company yakov and partners are previously known. as mackindja was revered there in the upc

antonio guterres has given a singing assessment of affairs at the opening of the general assembly p oriticized the inability of world leaders to take urgent action on a range of issues from climate change, inequality, to the war in ukraine. he says the world is in peril and paralyzed. >> the ideals it represents are in jeopardy. yet we are locked in colossal global dysfunction. su: jp morgan's jamie dimon is taking aim at higher capital requirements ahead of congressional hearings this week, calling it bad for america. he is set to appear in washington alongside teeth from bank of america, wells fargo, and citigroup. in his prepared remarks, he touts the role jp morgan plays in the global economy, warning of harm from arbitrary increases in capital requirements. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. shery: malaysia's largest public services pension fund says it is embracing market volatility as an opportunity to buy. a ceo told us exclusively about

antonio guterres said it would be a dangerous escalation that contravened everything the international community was meant to stand for. british prime minister, liz truss, has defended her government's chaos, and a sharp drop in the value of the pound. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejessica elgot, deputy political editor at the guardian and emma wolf an author and journalist. we usually start with newspaper front pages, but the economist magazine's cover is so eye catching, we thought we'd kick off with it: under a banner of �*how not to run a country�* it shows liz truss and kwasi kwarteng in a sinking rowing boat named �*great britain'. the i newspaper continues the theme with the banner: tories fear wipe—out after three weeks of truss as pm, also highlighting the yougov poll which they suggest shows more than half of voters would back the opposition in a general election. the times picks up with new bad news. the daily mail echoes the sentiment trust i am not for turning. the guardian looks ahead to tomorrow's meet

secretary-general antonio guterres is in pakistan touring areas hit by devastating floods that have killed people. guterres says the international community must provide massive aid for pakistan to overcome a disaster brought on by climate change. pakistan's prime minister also spoke about the crisis at a news conference in islamabad on thursday. >> food and shelter are being offered. but the challenge is absolutely beyond human capacity. >> more than 33 million people have been impacted by the disaster. >>> tributes to the late queen elizabeth continue to pour in. how people are honoring the queen at embassies around the world. when "cnn newsroom" returns with becky anderson in just a few moments. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan