we clearly explain the reasons, and we do not hesitate to repeat all case the general assembly. however, the veto isn't even right. an integral part of the mechanisms and shined in the un charter. they can visual nevada and the reason that validation of each other and use but noncompliance with the resolutions adopted by the security council is already validation of the charts. i think it was article 25 maybe just on for those who blatantly seek to abolish them, to report back to the general assembly and such resolutions sabotaged by the west all the decisions on palestine western sahara golden height. if somebody calls you back in the rainy nuclear program, but you out of cause the message agreement is all new cranes that we just spoke about it yesterday. you are thank you. i sent your a p and says, grossly exploiting the crane an issue trying to win, developing countries on their side with that bile and threats thus diverging their attention from the issues of the middle east and other regions of the global south . well, they say if we beat russia, everything will work out by

there is no news that today at 16:00 the meeting of persepolis club general assembly is scheduled to be held in the same room. i will talk with my colleague who is present in the ministry of sports and youth. hello, tell me about the work of this meeting. hossein, the people are at your service and all the viewers are good . i am polite and respectful. as you said , this meeting of the general assembly of persepolis club also started at the ministry of sports on the 16th. and board members the persepolis club said that the representative of the ministry of economy, the representative of the ministry of justice, the deputies of the ministry of sports, the deputy champion and other deputies are present , and the representatives of the audit organization, who was a senior member , were present . they are both esteghlal and persepolis clubs . the approval of the provincial trip to khuzestan, which is not present in the meeting, and it was decided that they should arrive by the end of the meeting. took and almost with the members of this club, i have good liquidity in their accounts, from

i want to thank the general assembly for your continuous support. for efforts to keep our families safe. your support for law enforcement. you've helped hundreds of agencies purchase body cameras. recent events have once again shown us how important body camera footage can be. and shown us as well the critical need for ongoing training for our law enforcement officers. and so, in addition to more resources for body cameras, my budget includes $40 million per year for continuous training for viola enforcement officers on topics ranging from de-escalation to use of force to crisis intervention for someone with a mental health illness. this is consistent with one of the recommendations of your legislators law enforcement training funding study commission. training matters. training matters. and training makes a difference. we must invest in it. [applause] through your support, of our violent crime reduction grant program, we are helping communities better fight and prevent crime. for example, the police department came to us because of a significant sp

[applause] [applause] i also want to thank the members of the general assembly. for your contributions to this effort. i cannot overstate how critical your support is, when it comes to winning in these competitive environments. while also providing a good return on investment. we will literally see that for decades, in the state., thanks to the collective work of those in this chamber, those who came before us, in the local leadership across georgia, we have been named the number one state in the country for business for nine years in a row. [applause] good stuff, thank you. all [applause] but despite all we have achieved, there is a growing risk that number one status. the need for more workers. and quality homes, where they can raise a family in the same community where they work. this year, the budgets are represented, to make significant steps in addressing both these issues. we are putting precious state dollars, where our priorities are. including every level of education, to grow a generation of highly skilled workers. in fact, between both budgets, we wil

thank you general assembly. [applause] smartstart pre-k will provide new center based in school-based classrooms, improve quality across-the-board, attract new professionals to the field and ensure that we reach our most vulnerable. in the first year alone 5000 more seats will be available for children across the state. before sending preschool seats only works if you have the staff to support them. that's where the early childhood scholarship comes in. last year with a legislative leader ship of senator kristine -- we begin investing in community colleges and universities that build a pipeline of early childhood education. already nearly 1500 people are in a path get upscale than i propose to continue providing this opportunity for the next four years. [applause] next, childcare. working parents need more quality childcare options. the broader shortage of labor that we are seeing all across the state right now can't can be addressed without growing the availability of childcare for working families. illinois cu

governor jones, speaker burns, president pro tem kennedy, speaker pro tem jones, members of the general assembly, my fellow constitutional officers, mayor dickens, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps and my fellow georgians. when delivered my first state of the state address, little did we know the unprecedented challenges before us. now on the other side of my first term we have overcome each of those chamgs. and we did it together. and we have risen to the occasion each time that change has come. speaking of change, each chamber has new leadership than when i first began my term and i want to congratulate lieutenant governor jones and speaker john burns on their elections. [applause] gov. kemp: i also want to congratulate the newly elected leaders and appointed committee chairs in both the senate and house. also want to congratulate again my fellow constitutional officers on their recent victories. over the last four years, our greatest achievements were accomplished when both chambers worked hand in hand with my office to put the people of our state first, ahead of the sta

chose avon lake for the assembly of its all-new commercial electric vehicle. general motors selected toledo for a plant in the united states and honda partnership stretches back 40 years. we're on the road. [applause] my friends, ohio is truly on the move. 48 companies left the east coast or west coast for ohio that is creating more than 14 thousand net jobs, $1.1 billion in payroll and almost $25 billion in new capital investments. we have had so many successes and everyone is excited about and tell and everything else. i have heard from so many people outside of central ohio who say how about us? one of the reasons intel is locating -- located in think it is because the site was one of the few in the state that could handle a development project of that magnitude. we simply do not have enough shovel ready development ready sites for the kinds of calls we are getting from companies all around the world. if a manufacturer calls and said we need 400 acres with water, gas, and electricity, we need to have sites immediately available. our goal is this, debate in ohio's e

integrity or the right of a nation to self-determination, and we recalled that in 1970, the general assembly, after many years of negotiations, approved by consensus a declaration on the principles of friendly relations between states, in which, among other the most important conclusions contain the statement that each side is obliged to respect the principle of the territorial integrity of states, whose governments represent the interests of the whole people? living in this area. well, and, of course, in this situation, we also discussed what is happening in ukraine. how can one hope? e that the kiev regime represents the interests of the crimeans and residents of the south-east of ukraine namely, the return of these territories by force is demanded from kiev by its western masters and we recall the recent statements of representatives the zelensky regime, which, uh, demanded to return the crimea and threatened. rather, they promised with joy they promised that as soon as this happens. they will destroy the russian language , russian culture in crimea and make ukrainian and global culture d

he would be in under that four weeks scenarios, so we have critical votes at the general assembly is taking that pertain to davidson county, many of which are harmful to nashville and davidson county. we need representative jones back in his seat, at least to be able to cast votes on those critical measures that are before the general assembly this evening and tomorrow, so i implore my colleagues not to play political games to listen to the will of all of the voters and the place justin jones back in his rightful place in the general assembly this evening, and just to remind our viewers last week there were three state representatives up for expulsion . state representative justin jones and state representative justin pearson. were expelled. state representative gloria johnson was not now when she was asked why she thought she was spared expulsion, she said, quote it might have to do with the color of my skin. do you agree? do you think that played a role? i think that we have seen so much racism, frankly, from our general assembly that that that definitely plays a role, i will say a

i think they are on the upswing here despite the general assembly kicking them out.co and take a look at the chicago's mayor race. a lot of people were surprised the more liberal candidate one, who has in the past look to defend the police that kind of thing in the city that's beset by crime. >> i think were going to have to take a closer look at the story as it unfolds. right now it seems it's more of an episode of machine politics is not something's going to tell us about the electorate at la large. the endorsements of progressive stars like senator elizabeth warren helps brandon johnson but do not take any credit away from the sky. he hustled, he organized the competition. certainly the teachers union there and blue chicago is very helpful. i think what this episode can perhaps show us as we are going to find a from a if the democrats see a progressive mayor as a liability. mood good sense of their thinking as state decide where to have the 2024 democratic national convention. they perhaps afraid of having it in chicago the backdrop of. jon: and that we have these

and youth hosted the general assembly of the persepolis cultural sports company.rin has finally started, it takes my breath away, it also needs a resilience, it also needs updating and standardization to pay the major part of the tax debts of the past years from the challenging cases of the assembly in the presence of the shareholders of the minister of sports and youth and the representatives of the privatization organization and the judiciary has reached 79 billion tomans, we have reached 20 billion tomans, a receipt of 9 billion tomans has been confiscated, now in 251 repeated investigations of the league organization and other natural and legal entities in the amount of 169 billion , it was one of the other accumulated debts of the persepolis club, which from the past years instead of all that was left was to close the account and open the account, and this court did not give it to him. from this court, as a court , we have to go. it does not give me time to think, and i have central installations of several types of birth certificates. give them, but the unfi

open to peck at what decisions are made in the security council, what decisions are made in the general assembly, what decisions are made by the international court of justice, that is why the reform of the security council should take place yesterday, in the vast majority of speeches during the russian federation itself convened a debate in the security council, but let's not indulge in illusions that there is any way to write this or that solution in such a way that it convinces putin, therefore, a victory over putin is a military victory, but not only a military victory this is another political victory, the goal of which should be the change of the regime that exists in the russian federation, and here the unity of all our partners, the unity of the world is of primary importance. you said a-a reform, and here is the reform of the council of security, how far is it now or what are you ready to talk about it now? well, because everyone is talking about the fact that the security architecture of the world needs to change, look at the reform of the council of security, the governments of the un

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maybe it's time for everyone who frankly buries the resolution to report to the general assembly. among such resolutions, which are sabotaged by the west, the decision on palestine on the dutch heights western sahara, the kosovo settlement of the iranian nuclear program and, of course, according to the minsk agreements regarding ukraine, which we spoke about in detail yesterday by the americans, to drag developing countries to their side, thereby diverting their attention from problems of the middle east and other regions of the global south , they say. now, now we will defeat russia and everything will settle down by itself, thereby crises, the settlement of which has long been interested, the developing country becomes a victim of double standards and colonial instincts in the west, which are obsessed with selfish interests to dictate their demands to the whole world. in general, mocking international law. i am with your permission. i would like to quote. uh, a snippet of the interview that the secretary then they blinkin gave. uh wolf blitzer from cnn feb 8 a 20 u the second ye

you said that the general assembly of esteghlal club will be held at the ministry of sports and youth8:00 am today. what friends and people are inside this meeting? the members of the assembly, consisting of the minister of sports and youth, the deputy minister of championship sports, vaziri poladgar, all the members of the esteghlal club board of directors , the representative of the ministry of justice, the representative of the privatization organization, and some of the representatives of the esteghlal club shareholders , are supposed to discuss the financial statements of esteghlal and the events that have happened in recent times. it should be discussed and reviewed. the important article is that it actually has its first outlet after this kind of discussion, which according to the head of the privatization organization, gurbanzadeh, met with the members of the esteghlal club board of directors because of the recent events during mustafa's management. zare, the previous ceo of esteghlal club and after him ali fethullahzadeh, the ceo, coach of esteghlal club and currently a membe

not russia in the general assembly.: i wouldn't say that western-isolated west is a very important part of the world in itself. many other countries outside of the west have trade relations and political relations and diplomatic relations and migration relations with the west. so i wouldn't say that the west is isolated, but russia is not isolated, as well. russia is not a pariah state. just recently, the chinese leader visited moscow with a three-day visit. how can you call a country a pariah state when it was visited by the leader of the second superpower of the world? so let's say that russia and western countries both have their own narrative, they are not isolated in the world, but they are to a large extent isolated from each other. so it's true to say that russia is to a large extent is isolated from the west, but not on the global scale. let's admit it. nick: i just want to back up a little bit better to understand the role of the security council. the permanent members of the council of the u.k., us, france, ch

asks what to do here, the political will of the members of the general assembly of the united nationssimply needed in order to remove the country from the presidency by a simple majority vote, from this loan from the alternate presidency, and one example is this not the south african republic, which had these questions behind the proteid and then she ceased to function within the framework of the security council and was exclusively even with the general assembly of the united nations. why can't the united nations repeat what it has already done? well as far as i understand their rules, yes, that is, the soviet union is old, with china, with other countries. these were permanent members of the security council, and it turns out that it is a closed circle, because they themselves somehow regulate their behavior with this security council. and, for example, what if china will say, for example, that we don't want to include russia, it's not clear , can we do anything then? himself dele they are not tested because how much will be understood in your example, it was not a permanent member

exactly, because the un and the general assembly is engaging $181.00 items in just in this year a. so are we talking about sustainable development to my rights, international policy security? well, if we can talk about a moment, the, the one issue that is, i guess, front and center at the moment and that is the born you crime. and there's been some criticism that are the you, when i, even before the war started, hadn't done enough to try and prevented. and in, in the, in the one years since that it hasn't pushed hard enough, a back against russia. so i guess what i'm asking is, what are your thoughts on, on most critics or the war has put the un into test? or you may know that the, the neil, the body in the united nations as that is supposed to look off to peace and security and be a guardian of the international peace. is the security cause. now we have a case where a permanent member of the security council has attacked its neighbor. and at the same time, it's paralyzed by its veto power. the whole secure to cause a the war has been going on for more than a year. and the secret c

then there's a question of what is the, the role of the general assembly and, and should that be also increased a little bit. so i think it's a little bit more complicated question, but i mean it's, yeah, it's fair to say that this current set up is, is not really reflecting the reality of the situation at the moment. but i also think that what that, what stephen was saying that normally in this kind of situations, one would expect that the country that is involved in the conflict, in fact, is the aggressor to recuse itself or from those considerations around that conflict . but of course, that that hasn't happened yet and resumes this, this concept of vito part was just an error of judgement at the establishment of the insecurity counseling. is that something that, you know, looking back at the founders, if they were able to, might wish that they've done differently? well, i mean, yes, in a way, yes. and that's why the whole debate around the reform has, has been going around for, for so many decades. but of course, it was reflecting the reality of the moments and yeah, let's just sa

and no decisions needed, neither by the security council nor by the general assembly.be on paper, but that arrest warrant was issued by the iccjust a couple of weeks or so ago for president putin, for maria lvova—belova. and yesterday, russia assumes presidency of the un security council. so you can see, can't you, how that looks to many people? it makes the un... sorry... i agree with you. no, no, no. i know you will. but you can see it makes the un security council look impotent and leads to people saying, "what is the point of this"? exactly. and you basically take words from my mouth. that's what i was telling many security council members for months, because the month of april was coming and i was talking both to the united states, to the uk, to france, and to other members of security council, because it is primarily responsibility of the members of the security council to deal with this reaction. and i was warning them that public and constituents in their countries would put these questions that the decline of the authority and the image of the security council

the meeting of the general assembly of the capital's magyars, focusing on the financial statements ofwo clubs, was held in the ministry of sports and youth , a few hours after the general assembly of the esteghlal club of the ministry. sports and host youth the general assembly of the persepolis cultural and sports company and the audited financial statements were the main focus of the collection. first, we are a path that has finally started to be sweet . it takes my breath away . it also needs resilience. apart from the challenging cases of the assembly, in the presence of the shareholders of the minister of sports and youth and the representatives of the justice privatization organization, it has reached 79 billion tomans, we have 20 billion tomans of money, a receipt of 9.5 billion has been issued , now in 251 times, the latest checks of the league organization and other natural and legal entities. the amount of one hundred and sixty nine billion was one of the other accumulated debts of the persepolis club that was left over from the past years . he says go and give them the pers

for the first time moscow is hosting the general assembly and the congress of the international councilry sports. this organization was created immediately after the second world war. this time 70 delegations are participating. some of them were greeted via video link by the participants of the event on behalf of the head of the ministry of defense sergei shoigu , his deputy nikolai pavkov, dear participants and guests of the 78th general assembly and congress of the international military council sports. i am glad to welcome you to moscow. the event is taking place in russia for the first time. it is especially pleasant that it coincided with the 75th anniversary of the international military sports council. during this time, the organization, which has united 140 countries, has done a lot to strengthen peace throughout the world, maintaining impartiality. in the field of sports, the promotion of the principle of solidarity and this contribution to the normalization of international relations in the spring , wishing the participants to strengthen partnerships and productive work, suppo

blockades is a resolution adopted by the general assembly. year, this is not a new topic, uh, and. uh, in fact, this resolution enjoys the support of the vast majority of member countries of the world community. two countries traditionally vote against it. it's the united states of america and israel. well, sometimes they join, small island states, like palau, something like that, well, there are a number of countries uh hmm that hmm abstain on this resolution and one of you uh uh from uh. show this year, in particular ukraine abstained who did not dare to advocate for the lifting of anti-guba sanctions, despite the fact that at one time. uh, the eighties, the nineties, cuban, uh, rendered great help to ukraine in the treatment of children who suffered. the comrades at the chernobyl nuclear power plant in kiev forgot about all this, they don’t dare to vote like that, yes, well, if only they dared, the owners against you headed the russian embassy in cuba a little over two months ago, and before that they worked in mexico. tell me, has the spe

shame on the general assembly of tennessee. do your job, protect your citizens. pass meaningful laws to restrict weapons of war. impose red flag laws so we can stop people from committing crimes, mass murders in this country which has become too commonplace and uplift our political dialogue where ewee don't attack minorities to get away with obfuscating our real purpose which is supporting donald trump who committed the two worst crimes, or two of the worst crimes in this country. one, trying to steal the 2020 election and telling people it was a steal, fraudulently and getting campaign contributions, and two in 2016 mr. bragg is right, in covering up payments to a porn star to win the 2016 election illegally. the worst crime in new york was 9/11. but there was a thing call the central park five. five black youths who were alleged and convicted of killing a jogger in central park. this was back in the 20th century. mr. trump took out full page newspaper ads in three papers and said all those five should get the death penalty. they got sentences. they didn't get t

the general assembly. organizations united nations on declaring ecological innovations and technologies to the regions in arabia , the resolution was unanimously adopted in sixty countries in 2021. a representative of the uzbek delegation spoke about plans to turn the bottom of the dried sea. trees will be planted in the blooming garden , seedlings will be offered to tourists and travelers, and everything you need can be purchased on the spot for a nominal fee and thus contribute to the cause of a planetary scale. but there will be no gardens without amudaryes. the last years of the country agree on the volume of water intake, seek compromises, but do not participate in these negotiations, afghanistan, namely the actions of the taliban , have recently caused the most serious concern provinces and will provide jobs for about 250,000 people, the taliban government expects the project to get the dude to develop the agricultural industry in a week. it is known that the taliban are ready to coordinate their act

um, in a general assembly. committed acts of civil disobedience.nd yet you have lawmakers who actually violate real crimes. commit d u i s who beat their wives, etcetera, etcetera, and they still get a chance to sit. so let's actually add context of this and understand what they did in tennessee was about race was about power and was about eroding democracy. shame on tennessee. alright bakari sellers alice stewart, thanks so much appreciate it. thanks to abortion could once again wind up before the supreme court after two very different court rulings in two states next to look at how abortion is affecting elections around the country in a programming note what started with the disappearance of 20 people from a small town in oregon ended with the largest suicide on u. s soil. it changed the face of new age religion forever. heaven's gate, the cult of cults. continues tomorrow night at 10 on cnn. start your day with nature made the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. i can't believe this is how y kids talk to your friends.

there's nothing in there that says it can't be in the general assembly, the same 113th general assembly, which we are in now. but there are some lawyers who maintain that it can't be in the same general assembly, but other lawyers will say it doesn't say that. hmm it's going to be a legal question. yes i know. there's some hope on your behalf and many supporters of view of justin pearson that they will be, um their jobs will be really reappointed re restored. so i wonder, too, on the issue that your job was spared, you know? is there any guilt that you feel that you were spared? you've worked a long time with them. you all know each other? well you have been a part of the same movement or do you feel like this further propels you to take advantage of the opportunity to keep your job. to try to provoke change. i so when i was standing there, you know, i just started to walk off of the floor, just like justin did after he was expelled, and they're like, no, you they you won the vote. you won the vote, and i was like, i can't you know, when all i started saying but that's not okay because

today at 16:00 in the same room, the general assembly meeting of persepolis club will be held . isfahan 3127 against the second-ranked team of shahid shamali of kazeron, but 29 points are still in the lead in other games, gachsaran oil and gas, 2521 when the third man of the kerman copper industry won, not foladnovin, in the flight of havaniroz, breaking tabas stone, 2827, pikan khorasan defeated razavi with a document isfahan 3533 thunder won the alborz defense, sports news today, monday, may 5th, the fourth city of iran and april 25th, in tehran, the sunset is at 18:46, the maghrib call to prayer is at 19:55, and the sharia midnight will be at 23:16. it was , but we are going to look for the economy table and sit down with us dear colleagues, mr. azari baga, hello, good day. greetings. welcome to the economics desk in news in china. due to the share of two companies, the internet taxi market of the competition council enters the fare pricing and taxi commission. in the low quality day, this issue is investigated and with the initial report of the 22-year-old code that we are w

it has affected a lot of issues and it has affecting the whole climate in the general assembly. or when i took office in my pledge was in my dream was and it is still there that i need to do to do something with deep distrust among member states. now i would say that on a number of issues, we have created some come on ground, but on the ukraine, an issue, the distress is deeper than, than it was off here. good. do you hold out any hope of a ceasefire anytime soon? and what do you think it would take to get to just to that point? i think it would be very good to have as his phone. i think it would be, had a very, very desirable to have a kind of piece plan and implementable it policeman. and i even was on the point of coming up with a notion of let's create a ceasefire before christmas. but minutes before i would come up with that notion, both capitalists are, let me understand that it is monday time for that from their perspective. to talk about zeus fight, what was the reasoning? ask them. so you know, i mean, do you hold out any hope that you'll be able to get us these fiber b

this local bond, it is an opportunity for me to be in russia and participate in the 78th general assembly and the congress of the international council of milton sports. first of all, cynical and russia have excellent relations. for example, general john baptiste is sending goals. ambassador to russia and i before i came here, was received by your military at the share in the car in san ago. and he helped me a lot rush and said to go have great relations. we have frequent training sessions and teach everything related to fighting, as well as greek or roman, wrestling, and boxing. we will continue to make efforts for the benefit of our nations. i'm a unit commander office sports battalion, and i would like to take this opportunity to later organize internships to improve skills.

in space, about which on april 7, 11, at the initiative of russia , at a special state of the general assemblyhe adopted an official resolution on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first step. in the matter of space exploration , co-sponsors - this resolution has become more than 60 states of the russian federation is the successor of the soviet union, takes a principled position in the development of space programs. our country is working on the adoption of joint statements with other countries. refusal of placement in outer space is the first weapon, uh, and in this way we are trying, but to make space free of weapons, uh, and the space of the world of cooperation to concentrate on the development of peaceful technologies to most clearly formulate russia's modern position on space , the statement of her alekseevich gagarin himself , here is a direct quote having circled the earth in a ship satellites. i saw how beautiful our planet people will keep and multiply this beauty, and not destroy it end quote great words of a unique person in order to culture is needed to preserve this be

this document has been evaluated by the un general assembly as the cornerstone of european security. he, although outdated, but still more or less determined the military balance, and now the polish government quite consciously destroys the last legal pillars of the european one. security systems are mining the whole of europe belarus is not interested in escalation, they also reminded that when russia suspended the treaty in itself, this caused a lot of noise and criticism minsk intends to appreciate how noisily the european capitals will react to the unambiguously destructive step of the polish government us vice president announced that the american side promised to deploy on polish territory several thousand soldiers in addition to those already in poland reform in the trash. we will not give up with such a slogan advocated by the demonstrators. in paris, the country is undergoing 12 national strikes against pension reform, railway workers and trade unionists arrived at the building of the french company louis vinton. some demonstrators. managed to get inside the protesters live

and this is a special session that governor pierpont calls of the virginia general assembly. okay, all right. now, why he's doing this is because the virginia general assembly has left the united states and joined the confederacy. if we're going to have a government, we've got to reconstitute a state legislature. so they reconstitute with eight state senators and 32 delegates. that's probably smaller than what the actual prior virginia government's legislature was. true, and it represents not the same amount of territory, but there are other problems and several of you've hinted at the obvious problems governing territory. how were these people chosen for office. were they elected in? not really. you know, kind of they're kind of appointed by the convention. there's going to be a lot of discussion about that. but because of what the virginia government itself has done, there's not as much concern about what the moral union government is doing. this is a non charter territory, so everybody's kind of operating in the blind, so to speak. liam to your point, there is not a lot of

the general assembly recognized the human right to a clean l. c and sustainable environment. and these developments are importance and that effects could be far reaching the plexiglass. we should even memorandum of understanding to facilitate the exports of ration within 30 lasers and compelling examples of the significance of multilateral corporation, facilitated by the united nations. and they clear demonstrate that such corporation is essential to create then great security and prosperity for all. and i urge that continue the implementation. but to need to do better though, further and look faster, that must start to have confidence require me think that obligations under the united nations shout that booting human rights and dignity firsts and prioritizing the prevention of conflicts and crises. the principles enshrined in the united nations chart that enforcing the declaration on fed relations and corporation amongst states. respect was of any the 33 integrity and political independence of all states. not interference in the affairs of other states. the elimination of al

one of the, of the collaborative date by introduced by an un general assembly is the december, the 12th of 2015 with of she looked at the other was thoroughly miller wilson would celebrate the 78th anniversary of luxury in like world war 2. so she 1st got their feet in nazi germany. yoshika. so using which was was what else are so great contribution? were you and i think allies, but i like the foundations, no is spelled a post or international order or some on the 5th legal basis was the went charter, east to hand, are organizations and bodies, and true multilateralism blue shoe and acquired his center on the coordinating role and well, the politics, it literally will switch for nearly 8 years. the when will handle filled or the critical emission was moved entrusted to it by the founding fathers facility for a decade later. when you're marie with you basis them of so of mutual understanding while you're fine for a minute to meetings and sit over missouri and security council has guaranteed global security. so those will and in so doing, it has created the condi

procedure of adopting the new permanent security council member and there was no vote at the un general assemblyeing illegitimate and also in violation of the un charter. what does it say about the un as an institution? well obviously as an institution it was set up by the second world war in a way to provide peace, and these p5 countries, permanent members, nuclear states, were here to be sort of a jury of the world, and we are facing for the first time really a situation where a nuclear power launches an attack against ukraine that actually relinquished nuclear state and the un deems to be within the security council not really powerful, but what is interesting this time is that the un general assembly is acting quite forcefully where two quite powerful resolutions and also a special commission on inquiry to investigate war crimes, crimes against humanity, that the un is actually leading, which is so important to actually tell the story of who is the perpetrator and who is the victim. volodymyr zelensky called last year for the security council to be dissolved or reformed because of this actio

moral aspect, how will those 140 countries that presided and resolutions were adopted in the general assembly that russia is an aggressor, it is a country that set fire to the peace and actually broke the security system. well, look at the aspect. look at the representative of this aggressor country, he will actually sign all un documents. and will these documents be legitimate if the resolution was adopted that in fact it is undermined by the e-e statute and the norms of the statute violated by the country this russia and the event representative will sign official legal documents at the un within a month will actually form the agenda as well whatever they want that means they will propose and put on the discussion topics whatever they want. as they say, we have before our eyes the reaction of the sister of the leader of north korea, kim jong un, kim yo jong, who accuses ukraine of intending to deploy nuclear weapons. dprk mass media, and in fact in this is who and what is the sister of the leader of north korea, she went to an online petition on the website of the president of ukraine and s

you're not going to get a security council by china and russia, but it can happen in the general assemblyy based on your incredible work that you're doing, the world has to unite behind such a tribunal that's affected only two people, not the only two responsible. even included in that list certainly all these generals and the people on the ground committing these horrific war crimes need to be named, indicted and then brought to trial, like you said with the war crimes tribunal in nuremberg so i would ask you again, all of us to redouble our efforts to create such an ad hoc tribunal. if you look at the icc, 20 years of existence over 20 years they've had ten convictions. they don't have a stellar track record. i'm glad they've done what they've done, but they don't have a great track record and they do a very narrowly. they should have done this immediately. they were going for that. i was going for the outcome of the reason i have the resolution, so i just would call on all of us and i know you're doing the hard work. it shouldn't be the country that's being so horribly and cruelly mist