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outrage from human rights organizations such as amnesty international washington, canada and united nations security council all calling for the deployment of foreign troops to haiti now comes despite haitians continued to protest against such intervention, fallen the assassination of the country president in june 2021 protest that's have not been well received by western leaders. them i think no faster now, lottie jones, we understand that the haitian people do not want for an intervention. that is the reality. but at the same time, we look at the crisis, the rapes, the violence, the poverty, the cholera, the sanitary crisis, we must intervene. one way or another is elisha over in the rest coals for intervention all be met with criticism campaigners sciences washington's complicated past with the country. earlier we spoke to canadian ortho plate, so i'd suggest even le, who says that also under the u. s. should not be deciding heights, his faith having historically worked against the caribbean nation sovereignty. what i wonder is, what would a canadian solution be because when it became government running

outrage from human rights organizations such as amnesty international washington, canada, honestly, united nations security council. the calling for foreign troops to return to haiti at this point. patients continuing to protest against such interventions after the deployment of peking peacekeepers more than a decade ago spoke a cholera epidemic that killed many, 10000 people. the lakers protests had not been well received by western leaders. tomatti go faster now. levy jones. we understand that the haitian people do not want for an intervention that is the reality. but at the same time we look at the crisis, the rapes, the violence of the poverty, the cholera, the sanitary crisis, and we must intervene. one way or another challenge is elisha, over in the u. s. cause for intervention are being met with criticism campaign is that exciting? washington's complicated past with the country. we spoke to canadian over on political activists east the angler. he says also on the us should not be deciding haiti's faith, have a historic a word against the caribbean nation sovereignty. what i wonder is, what would a canadian

canada. and then they can go and do that wiretap. this definition within a declaration of public order emergency under the emergencies act is about the governor and councilinding reasonable grounds that there are threats to the security of canada sufficient to invoke the emergency measures act. the context and the purpose is very different. the people doing the deciding in the case of the si actses they decide themselves. for the purpose of declaration of a public order emergency, it's the governor and council, cabinet and prime minister making that determination. the context within which we look at this definition is very different from the deliberately narrow frame that sises can look at and what proves it needs to establish and are well prescribed so sises is responsible and what it does where as the declaration of public order emergency is open to inputs from sises and from transport and immigration and the whole of government. within threats of the security of canada, we had to determine does the situation going on across the country constitute a threat to the security of canada? yes or no? we looked at c. are there activities within canada directed

canada. they can go to that wiretap. in this definition within the declaration of public order, emergency under the emergencies act is about of governor and council finding reasonable grounds that there are threats to the security of canada sufficient to invoke the emergency measures act. priminister trudeau: but the context and purpose is very different. the people doing the deciding in the case in this act as a definition. that is they themselves who decide if this is matt and their are checks and balances. for the declaration for a public order emergency, the governor and council. it is the cabinet and premised to making that determination. the context -- prime minister is making fat determination. it is that airframes there allowed to look at and what inputs it can take in and proves are very well prescribed so they can -- so they are responsible and what they do. the declaration of public order emergency is open to inputs from css and rcmp and transport, from immigration, from that government, national security intelligence advisor. within threats of security of canada, what we had to determine was does the situation going on across the coun

s. canada and france overthrew elected president and thousands of elected officials in 2004 area. and we was part of this council of the wise that the, they, us, and canada created to appoint a prime minister back at that time. so this is somebody who's been, you know, closely time with us and canadian policy in the country. and that policy in the country is abundantly clear now for decade. it is about undermining haitian sovereignty. locking politicians that have popular support that try to redistribute wealth from that handful of families, mostly light skin families that run the economy. and that try to have some space from us in canadian domination. so that's canadian u. s. policy. it's abundantly clear for 2 decades the, there they support the most regressive elements of haitian, a political life. people who have all kinds of connection to gangs, to drug running to murders, except cetera. and it's not a surprise that the situation has deteriorated in the country where you keep propping up the most regressive forces within the country. it's not a surprise that the social and security situation has deteriorate

outrage from human rights organizations such as amnesty international washington, canada, and the united nations security council. calling for foreign troops to return to haiti as despite haitians continuing to protest against such interventions. on the deployment of peacekeepers more than a decade ago, spoke to cholera epidemic, they killed nearly 10000 people. now the latest protests had not been well received by western leaders. them article faster. now ladies young, if we understand that the haitian people do not want for an intervention, that is the reality. but at the same time, we look at the crisis, the rapes, the violence, the poverty, the cholera, the sanitary crisis, we must intervene. one way or another is only a close in the us cause for intervention. a being met with criticism with campaign is citing motions. complicated past with haiti, canadian, ortho and political activists, east angler say though to what on the u. s. should not be deciding haiti's faith. having historically worked against the caribbean nation sovereignty. what i wonder is, what would a canadian solution beef? because when it be

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at that challah fax security council in canada one of zele zelenskyy's top aides said he would like toy binding guarantees of ukraine's security and a big chunk would be assuring that it has the air defense systems that it needs. >> scott mclean, thank you your continued coverage. >>> the top u.s. general recently suggested this could be a good time for ukraine to try to go to the negotiating table. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley said kyiv can now negotiate from the position of strength. earlier i asked cnn's political and national security analyst david sanger if diplomacy would have any chance right now. >> general milley's comments reflect the fact that all wars have to end sometime and they almost always end with a negotiated settlement, sometimes after there's been a significant victory or an imminent victory. in the case of ukraine, though, both sides still seem to think that they're winning. the ukrainians obviously are gaining ground, the russians are not conceding the degree to which they have lost territory other than places like kherson, but more i

outrage from human rights organizations such as amnesty international washington, canada and the united nations security council are calling for the deployment of foreign troops to haiti. and that is, despite haitians themselves, continuing to protest against such foreign intervention, following the assassination of the countries president, back in june 2021. now protests that have not been well received by western leaders . marvin go faster now ladies yoni, we understand that the haitian people do not want for an intervention that is the reality. but at the same time, we look at the crisis, the rapes, the violence of the poverty, the color of the sanitary crisis, and we must intervene in one way or another. also only over the u. s. coals for intervention i'll be met with criticism campaign is citing washington's complicated past with the country. earlier we spoke to canadian author uncritical activists. even glad, who says that all to were in the u. s. should not be deciding heights his faith by the historically word against the caribbean nation sovereignty. one i wonder is what would a canadian solution beef

accountable for aggression, this is stated in the joint statement of canada, the european commission of france the european council of germany, italy, the netherlands , spain, the united states of great britain and japan, we condemn the barbaric missile attacks that russia carried out on tuesday against ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure, the statement said. for its insolent shelling of ukrainian settlements, ukraine requests to immediately allow representatives of the ministry of defense and the state border guard to the site of the explosion in poland the secretary of the national security and defense council, oleksiy danilov, said that ukraine is in favor of a joint study of the incident with the fall of the missile in poland and is ready to hand over the available evidence of the russian trail, and kyiv expects information from its partners on the basis of which the conclusion about what is being said about a ukrainian air defense missile - danilov said that the fall of the missile on the territory of poland is not ukraine's fault, the responsibility lies with russia, which is illegally continuing th

the zaporizhia nuclear power plant the document was drawn up by canada and finland it was approved by 24 of the 35 countries of the councilf the igu of russia china voted against the permanent representation of our country in vienna called this decision another step towards the politicization of the work of the international the atomic energy agency and noted that the adopted resolution was drawn up unprofessionally with factual errors and went beyond the authority of the mgt. nearly 6 1/2 hours in outer space, the same amount of time russian cosmonauts sergey prokopiev and dmitry petelin spent aboard the iss the day before. the crew prepared the radiator for transfer from the zrazvet module to the science module. why is this important after its installation, we can assume that the deployment of the module is completed. the cosmonauts have now returned to the international space station. in the 8 years of its existence, the industrial development fund has financed over a thousand projects in most regions of russia. vladimir putin was informed about this by the head of the organization, roman petrutsa. according to him, th

of the representatives, the representative of canada, specifically said that we actually comply with this resolution for the inability of the security council to resolve such issues. do you agree with bob ray, yes, in general, this mechanism of special sessions was developed precisely in the case when the un security council, due to the veto power of one of the permanent members of the security council of the united nations, is unable to make a decision on issues that poses a threat to peace in the whole world, this mechanism was developed in 1950. and in 72 years, we have only the 11th case when the united nations organization turns to this mechanism, which is called united for peace, therefore, in any case, this resolution of the general assembly. so it will not have legal force, unlike the resolution of the un security council, but the resolution of the un security council due to the presence of the russian federation and china in the security council, which, unfortunately, voted against and at the un general assembly well, we wouldn’t have received it there, but we have it here, and the importance of this resolution is quite difficult t

council. many believe that another underground nuclear test could be coming at any moment. the leaders of canadaia, japan, and south korea all issued a statement strongly condemning this launch. but silent on the issue, russia and china. u.n. security council permanent members with veto power that have prevented the council from giving kim jong un any severe consequences for this missile testing blitz this year that is likely to continue unabated because he has no desire at this stage to talk to the united states. >> potentially a very dangerous moment indeed. >>> other news we're following this hour, ukrainian experts have now joined the investigation into a deadly missile incident in neighboring poland. two people were killed when a projectile struck just miles from the ukrainian border. and joining us now, the ukrainian ambassador to the united states. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us. i know how busy you are. as you know, ukrainian experts are now working at the site of that missile strike in poland, not far from the ukrainian border. does the evidence so far suggest this was a u

council to support ukrainian energy workers. the meeting was attended by representatives of 15 countries, including canada, the united states, germanyted kingdom, the european commissioner for energy, cadre simpson - it was stated that ukraine can count on electricity supplies from europe, now announce specific details because there are enemies who read the news they may have a certain understanding of what their next targets may be. so let's work more pragmatically, let's rebuild what we can . last week, ukraine imported electricity from slovakia in a test mode, according to energy expert yuriy korolchuk, this will partially help, but he says the power generation capacities in ukraine there is enough , there is not enough for issuing, that is, the substation, i would estimate that somewhere around 10% of the heat generation, the heat of the central plant is what is really out of order and what it will be restored well, i even think that it is more than a year, everything else is subject to immediate repair, destroy the ukrainian infrastructure, russia helps and wounds already in november, the aggressor can get rid of ballistic miss

japan, south korea, canada, and new zealand on the sidelines for the summit there to condemn this latest launch . they basically said that it was a brazen violation of un security council resolutions and bout that was unacceptable and needed to stop at the same time. as i mentioned, there's few concrete makers that any of these leaders there seem to be able to take dismissal, launches the latest be in global security challenge for the overshadowing there, which would typically be focused on on economic issues. thank you very much for timing, and reuters correspond josh info watching d. w. use a reminder of our top story. the european union has offered a proposal at the called $27.00 climate summit loss or damages font full climate oval countries. issues the most contentious item on the agenda, the u delegation says is hopes the proposal will help bring the conference was successful close it was all and play richardson will have it. thanks down a.

the clearly anti-russian resolution council, managers of the mgt, in which russia was urged to leave the zaporozhye npp. the instigator of this resolution was canadais well known for its anti-russian russophobic statements and positions in general, they invited finland, apparently, and to their bad company for quantity. and that's why, and as if this document was already originally, it could not be different than the one that turned out. naturally, they staged a performance out of this. experimentation. you see, unfortunately, ah, the rich are not the only international institute that imitates the turbulent activity for all that is good against all that is bad. this is pure imitation, because this kind of facts, they are being investigated, and uh, bogatyr is not about that. they are not an investigation, therefore, to declare so unequivocally that there are signs, and not declared, of nuclear activity, which means that it has not been detected, well, it is incompetent to be smaller in the world. here and uh, this indicates that the documents had primarily a political purpose. when a doctor's help may be needed, a person most often does not know w

anti-russian revolution of the council, the managers of the mgt, who urged russia to leave the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. the skirmisher made this resolution from canadaich is well known for its anti-russian russophobic statements and positions in general, they invited finland, apparently, and to their bad company for quantity. and that's why, and as if this document was already originally, it could not be different than the one that it received. naturally, they staged a performance out of this. it's an imitation, you know, unfortunately a-and the magats are not the only international institute that mimics a frantic activity for all that is good against all that is bad. this is pure imitation, because these kinds of facts are being investigated, and uh, the hero is not about that. they are not a follow-up, therefore, to declare like this unambiguously that there are signs, and not declared nuclear activity, which means that it has not been found, well, smaller and the world is incompetent. here and uh, this indicates that the documents had primarily a political purpose. still under orenburg one missile regiment began to be moved to the vanguard, as th

canada, and new zealand on the sidelines. there to condemn this latest launch. they basically said that it was a brazen violation of un security council resolutions and bout that was unacceptable and needed to stop at the same time. as i mentioned, there's few concrete makers that any of these leaders there seem to be able to take dismissal on the latest beacon in global security challenge that overshadowing their which would typically be focused on on economic issues. thank you very much for coming in. reuters correspond, josh, it's all or the woke up kicks off in cut out on sunday. more than a decade, millions of migrant workers have toiled to build 8 stadiums renovated airport and a completely new public transportation system. but human rights groups say cut has migrant workers are often forced to labor under extremely poor conditions, demanding compensation. there's never been a world cup like this one. the 1st in the arab world, boasting aid state of the art stadiums. by far the most expensive tournament in fi, fi history, and the most controversial one. for years human rights organizations have criticized the working conditions

canada and china. finally up years as you pointed out. but it doesn't seem like that it is going in that direction. and finally, especially un security council meeting on the future of afghanistan took place on thursday. member states gathered to discuss the economic and humanitarian situation in afghanistan. country has of course been in the midst of a deep crisis since the usaa draw and subsequent taliban takeover last year. and a statement that rushes represent due to the un express concern. the lack of progress in returning afghanistan's frozen asset, the tar, both things, the issues should not be fully sized by other states to further their own agenda. well, that's a rub for now. i'm peter scott. ought to be back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news and views of rights here on oxy out to see you then i i ah oh no, no one else showed the wrong one old joe don't hold any world to save out disdain becomes the advocate, an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, with my down 2014, neo nazis royce to power. the extermination of ukraine's russian speakin

council. it is important to emphasize that further, where the threat of losing the national territory of both norway and canadaonduct this policy contrary to their national interests. listen, since the twenties, the issue of the legal status of the status of svalbard, the presence of russian miners and bear islands there, has been resolved. he is the island of yangmine in the twenty- second year. i don’t know for the first time in what time the norwegians suddenly went into conflict with nothing justified. preservation of such a normal condominium almost yes, it is not 100%, well, almost in relation to this territory, it suited the norwegians quite well and corresponded to their interests. they went into conflict with russia in this case, this is an escalation of nothing good, not quite fish resources, not the use, uh, of natural resources, about which you spoke here, does not lie in the interests of these states. this is where uh, this policy of the united states in the arctic leads to. well, in fact, con. since 1982, she has, in fact, only has complicated the establishment of boundaries and there are many co

arctic council, which is headed by russia this year, fears that russia will use military force to ensure its dominance. from the north, and the cold war technologies that protect the borders of canada, for example, can no longer cope with the latest russian aircraft. and more from hypersonic missiles. experts conclude. we must stop considering russia a competitor and start treating russia as the worst enemy we see. our main story while the world is focused on the war in ukraine there is another theater of war that is slowly heating up we are talking about the arctic treasures throughout the natural resources. and if sit, what if canada does not declare its presence and ownership to this region, then another country will do it. yakutia are part of a fleet of nuclear-powered icebreakers that are designed to ensure moscow's dominance of the real arctic. in recent years, russia has steadily increased its military presence in the arctic by reopening and modernizing several bases and airfields abandoned since the end of the soviet era, and this is footage from recent military exercises. on the kola peninsula. this region is home to the headquarters of the russian northern fleet and is ho