parliamentary dimension of the osce, a lot. favorite initiatives were put forward personally by the president republic of belarus from the rostrum of the general assembly of the united nationssay that we are not heard, we are heard, but again we run into issues of individual national interests.

of belarus adopted a resolution, which emphasized the special status of the republic in the international arena, on the composition of the delegation of the belarusian ussr at the first session of the general assembly of the united nations, in january 1946. uralova already raised the problem of refugees and displaced persons during the war, which meant a loss of human resources for the republic, she knew not from reports. in the late autumn of 1910 , a girl about eight years old began to come to the parochial school of the village of sakalyany almost every day, and she came when she was already over... entering the small wooden building, she immediately found herself in the brightest room, it was here that classes were held with students, girls from her village. there was a completely different life here, in which i so wanted to stay longer. suddenly she approached her teacher she had long noticed a child who often ran into school, but after standing a little by... the stove he went back, what’s your name, dosya, come with me, you like school, very much, and why then don’t you go to classes, the school accepts all the children, do you see how many books there are? there is no need to cry, any grief can be helped, tell m

parliamentary dimensions of the osce; many peace-loving initiatives were put forward personally by the president of the republic of belarus from the rostrum of the general assembly of the united nationsn’t say that we are not... heard, we are heard, but again we run into issues of national interests of individual states, already today this is obviously of geopolitical interests, because the world is being restructured, the hegemon does not want to concede and share his power, which he acquired thanks to the collapse of the soviet union, therefore absolutely all the tools are used and... in all his speeches he emphasizes that we want peace, we do not we want some aggravations right next to our borders, but nato, nato, of course, solves its problems, and first of all they are related to preventing the acceleration of the development of the russian federation, but also belarus, because we... are developing very dynamically, we’ll talk about this further in continuation of the topic of the meeting that took place the day before, state secretary of the security council alexander balfovich. we have a stable situation, which is controlled, but nevertheless prompts us to the fact that we can

of putin, and they are deliberately destroying the civilian infrastructure, i named all this in order to clearly and unambiguously, without any doubts, qualify such actions of the russian federation as terrorism. the general assembly of the united nationsseptember this year will be the next annual one. i am among those people's deputies who insist, and we will definitely do it, so that at this general assembly it is clear: firstly, russia is excluded from the security council, secondly, that it be recognized as a terrorist country, thirdly, that during this summit the general assembly nevertheless holds a second global peace summit, following our proposal, after the first summit and already at the second summit clearly a tough decision was made in... his communities and russia with the un immediately stops the war and stops the war, pressure and reparations and all that the russian federation as the aggressor has to pay must also be resolved, and without delay, i repeat, this september year at the un general assembly in new york. such decisions are urgent, and about energy very briefly, mr. serhiy, today in the verkovnaya rada we just passed the law that we are removing. removed all payments, vat and so on from energy equipment, from e

constantly throughout. a lot of peace-loving initiatives were put forward personally by the president of the republic of belarus from the rostrum of the general assembly of the united nationsthat we are not heard, we are heard, but again we come up against issues of national interests of individual states, already today these are obviously geopolitical interests. because the world is being restructured, the hegemon does not want to give in and share his power, which he acquired thanks to the collapse the soviet union, therefore , absolutely all the tools are being used, recently, of course, the power element, it is also actively involved, and for this, of course , allocations for armaments are being increased, and we see that... the nato bloc, behind all its supposedly peace-loving rhetoric, is actually is preparing for the use, for the possible use of force, therefore, nevertheless, the president of belarus constantly emphasizes in all his speeches that we want peace, we do not want any aggravations directly among our own... pushing us to the fact that we cannot relax, we must constantly keep our finger on the pulse, we must know, as the head of state said today, what is

the cheleh service campaign, only intention is enough martyrs of service, do something for the people and send the number 8 to 123 39. have a nice day, dear compatriots. honorable general assembly of the united nationscted pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panama as two-year non-permanent members of the security council of this organization. from january 1, 2025, these five countries will replace the countries of switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador, and malta, and for the period of 2024, 2020.

the federation and president zelensky of ukraine for the invitation for ghana to participate in this important summit. ghana was one of 28 african countries who joined the global majority in the general assembly of the united nationsiewed and can contact daly continue to view russia's act of aggression. the consequences of the invasion go far beyond the confines of europe. indeed in many ways, africa has been the greatest victim of the conflicts. consideration is given to the destruction of global trade supply chains, lines. the blockade of the black sea have had devastating impacts on our economies, and i was sent —— and our standards of living. skyrocketing prices, they have been some of the consequences of the invasion. therefore we have a vestal interest in participating in efforts to find the means for the resolution of this conflict. resolution of the conflict in our view has to be light, as my colleagues have already said. they must be based on a comprehensive, just and lasting peace. founded on the principles of international law and the united nations charter. it is a global imperative finding such a piece which affects ghana, and like i say, the rest of africa. we support the objectives of the summit and

that and how the 1st international, fresh water portal we have in the, in the shutter of most of the united nations general assembly of resolutions on what the issues our country's asked to in advancing what the issues on the global agenda we aim to maximize the use of existing stock trust both in terms of implementation and monitoring and reporting on progress. it is important to note that the collective i'm vision of the global community to reach you. i'm beach has goals outlines in the what a sector within the action agenda forced as co confusion and in cottage just corporation for all stakeholders get payable of contributing to global sustainable development. or i'm confident that the outcomes of the conference was a contribute to increasing the intonation community is attention to integrate to the water resources management issues in the interests of achieving social, economic and in wider and mental goals. implementing and promoting really wants programs and projects as well as science and incorporation and partnership at the old levels to support the implementation of intonation in a agreed whatsoever. late

south african government has taken action by assuming israel in the international court of justice and the united nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous with the obvious exceptions of the united states and israel. that the fighting must stop immediately, and that human rights must be respected. those demands, however, have fallen on deaf ears diplomatically israel is increasingly isolated. several south american countries have broken diplomatic relations with jerusalem while spain, ireland, slovenia, and malta announced recently that they would recognize an independent palestine with east jerusalem as its capital. the united states vetoed recognition of a palestinian state in the un security council recently, but the subsequent vote to recognize palestine in the general assembly was absolutely overwhelming. in the meantime, israel continues to trample the human rights of palestinians all over gaza and the west bank. the united nations is calling that genocide, washington has finally begun to complain to israel and it has delayed a recent armed shipment. what does washington have the wherewithal and the will t

of the social networks is a good description of this. the incident shows that they wrote in that post that they recently participated in one of the sessions of the united nations general assembly, where they defended the rights of the oppressed people of gaza and the crimes of the zionists and the rights of the people of gaza and protested against the crimes of the zionists. and also. he protested against the sanctions against the people of iran to be. these three very simple issues that are now in all the media and are almost the first headlines of all international media caused the french government to arrest a simple iranian citizen in an undiplomatic and unprofessional act , and this story of in any case , the french and europeans, especially the french , censor the news about the crime in gaza and do not allow even the smallest level of criticism to appear. well, you see the news in various media today. how these governments claim human rights in europe and in how does north america deal with people who have the slightest criticism of the zionist crime of genocide that is being carried out in gaza today, so it seems that according to the type of treatment that is being do

of the social networks shows a good description of this incident. he wrote in that post that recently , they participated in one of the meetings of the united nations general assembly, where they defended the rights of the oppressed people of gaza and the crimes of the zionists , and protested against the crimes of the zionists and also against the violence against the people of iran. protesting these three very simple issues that are now in all the media and are almost the first headlines of all international media has caused the french government to arrest a simple iranian citizen in an undiplomatic and unprofessional act. this tells that french is european anyway especially the french have created severe censorship regarding the issue of crime in gaza and they do not even allow the smallest level of criticism to appear. well, today you see in various news media how these governments claiming human rights in europe and in north america , how do they deal with people who have the slightest criticism of the zionist crime of genocide in gaza today? so, according to the type of treatment that is being done there , the arrest of mr. bizar is not strange because the eu

parliamentary dimension of the osce; many peace-loving initiatives were put forward personally by the president of the republic. belarus from the rostrum of the united nations general assemblythat they don’t hear us, they hear us, but again we run into issues of national interests of individual states today , these are obviously geopolitical interests, because the world is being restructured, the hegemon doesn't want to give in. and share his power, which he acquired thanks to the collapse of the soviet union, so absolutely all the tools are used, lately, of course... emphasizes that we want peace, we don’t want any aggravations directly at our borders, but nato, nato, of course, solves its problems, and first of all they are related to preventing the acceleration of the development of the russian federation, but also belarus, because we are developing very dynamically. this politician, this is not the first time this has happened provocative statement. thank god, information has now arrived that stolpingar will be replaced by the ex-prime minister of the netherlands, and the ex-prime minister of the netherlands is considered a more restrained politician, but they are alrea

of the martyrs of khemat and send the number eight to 123 39. have a nice day, dear and respected compatriots. the united nations general assembly elected the countries of pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panama as non-permanent two-year members of the security council of this organization. from january 1, 2025, these five countries will replace switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador, malta, and for the period. south, five other countries will join the elected members of the security council. the security council consists of 15 members, five of which are permanent members, namely the united states, russia, china, france and england and it has 10 non-permanent members who are elected for two years. friday march. according to the islamic propaganda coordinating council, the people of east azarbaijan golestan and kurdistan provinces, after offering friday prayers, by holding friday demonstrations of anger and disgust, condemning the crimes of the zionist regime and america's support for this regime , expressed their solidarity and support with the oppressed people of palestine. they announce the secretary general of the unit

because of the fact that, well, i want to remind you, practically similar things, when they called for the observance of the charter of the united nations organization at the level of the un general assembly had the vote of the 141st country there. as for me, i agree with that. who says that ukraine began to work and actively promote the idea of ​​a summit at a time when it had the most unattractive and most difficult situation on the battlefield, there was no decision to provide us with an additional new aid package from the united states of america , well, there were serious supply interruptions additional military capabilities and ukraine. well, it was losing its parts of its territories under the pressure of the russian federation, clearly the russian federation looked more powerful because of this interaction with the evil spirit, because it does not act independently, but it acts with the support of iran, the same as the north of north korea, and now we understand that, unfortunately, it is acting even with the help of china, which at that time was still trying to demonstrate its... crazy supposed neutrality, and all these things led to the fact that we, well, have such a strong sup

going to be on board or really below comple socialist, the rules and regulations of the united nations general assembly is the state. but i don't know how the resolution is like this, which reflect the threats to basic civilizational values on. i should generally be adopted by consensus and or whether or not to cause or the so thought filters or looked at those others. or if the consensus is not possible, then 2 thirds are needed. because we are talking about a very important civilizational issue here, which concerns on the 20th. and it, you know, said i'll do well, nobody's wrong to, however, you think the initiative sponsors and those influential people who are clearly losing their primacy in the world, agreed to consider this an insignificant technical point. so now if you're on their hunch, corporate thing, uh, in those and then there's, and they provided a system and which only full can sign a gate supposed to accounts. it comes with this order. so staying with them and when you consider the essence of the democratic process. so there was and you'll see that $109.00 countries did not vote for this

going to be on by a really beautiful compose socialist, the rules and regulations of the united nations general assembly is the state. but i don't know how the resolution is like this, which reflect threats to basic civilizational values on i should generally, or may be adopted by consensus and, or whether or not because or the so that's it is a looked at those others where if the consensus is not possible, then 2 thirds are needed because we are talking about of their or important civilizational issue here, which concerns this on the, to now said i'll do while you're going to however, you think the initiative sponsors and those influential people who are clearly losing their privacy in the world agreed to consider this an insignificant technical point. so now i draw it, they're 100 square feet and uh you and those. and then there's and they provided a system in which only full can sign a gainsville. so accounts that academic dishonor sustain with them and when you consider the essence of the democratic process. so the, then you will see that 109 countries did not vote for this resolution last summer wa

of growth or during every events regarding the political fashion in the world. nowadays, we already saw that even though that is uh, they do not spill complying with the united nations general assembly. i thing in the last 2 weeks, i think the international community and also most of the united nations member are very slowly to bring a floor. so fancy to kind of stand therefore, the window in the israel got support from the west for example. but in terms of buildings, most of the union members are for the ds for the 4 of the police and as a suffered state. the other end is that the thousands of people have taken to the streets of teller. they've the mall named the removal prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i'm his government and the other side is, were met with a hoss response by police. 5 for an immediate cease fire and the end of the idea of hostility, then god, the moving against is a 5 minutes a has been rolling in recent months, increasing the more people i've been hitting this thing, so speak out against the will. so this episode of guy under the form i, the special forces them a mean to i led to grandfather, signed the declaration of independence as the cause of the situation

of the russian federation as terrorism. united nations. september of this year will be the general assembly, regular, annual. i am among those people's deputies. who insists, and we will definitely do it so that it is clear at this general assembly: firstly, russia is excluded from of the security council, secondly, that it should be recognized as a terrorist country, thirdly, that during this summit the general assembly should still hold a second global peace summit at our proposal, after the first summit, and already at the second summit a tough decision was definitely made ... partnerships and russia with the un immediately stop the war and stop the war, pressure and reparations and all that the russian federation has to pay later, how to pay the aggressor, must also be decided, and without delay i will repeat this in september of this year at the un general assembly in new york. such decisions are urgent. and very briefly about energy, mr. sergey. today, in the verkhovna rada, we just passed the law by which we are removing, removed. all payments, vat and so on, from energy equipment, from equipment for

of the russian federation as terrorism. organization of the united. of nations in september of this year there will be a regular, annual general assembly. i am among those people's deputies who insist, and we will definitely do it, so that at this general assembly it is clear: firstly, russia is excluded from the security council, secondly, that it be recognized as a terrorist country, thirdly, that during this the general assembly nevertheless held the summit for our proposal is the second global peace summit. after the first summit and already at the second summit , a tough decision was clearly made by the entire community and russia with the un to stop the war and stop the war, pressure and reparations and all that the russian federation as the aggressor has to pay must also be resolved, and not postponing, i repeat, in september of this year at the un general assembly in new york. these are the solutions. adjournments and about energy very briefly, mr. serhiy, today in the verkhovna rada we just passed a law by which we remove removed all payers, vat and so on, from energy equipment, from equipment for water supply, water drainage,

of them in advance. it is our hope it into this matter will be brought before the united nations general assembly. there with no veto operating the opinion of the world can be brought to bear in our quest for a just in to this tormenting problem. by the end of december, under heavy international pressure, the british and french were forced into a humiliating withdrawal from both sides. the global attention now shifted to israel, still occupying the hold of the sinai, and the gaza strip on our side of the incitement. a lot of up. yeah. so you have the ease len prince can is it saw by then a cut off that is a half pulse of what possible and was all about them for carla know where the which case the final in march. 1957 been gory. and finally, all these really all me to withdrawal to the pre will voters however, he had secuity 2 major gains, the stationing of un troops along the borders with egypt and garza put an end to the palestinians for the use rates inside is rarely territories. and israel was guaranteed free passage of shipping through the tier on straits the site light contain, gave israel act

of you? i want to ask you about recent moves by the united nations. the general assembly has recently designated july 11th 70 to genocide. remember, it's say, as a former president of the un general assembly and as a sir, but what's your reaction to that resolution? it was a very unfortunate decision done by some western governments in particular to go ahead with this resolution that was essentially setting the stage for instability and escalation in the balkans. it was very clear from the beginning that this was the intention of the drafters of this resolution to steer things up and balls. we have to make things in bosnia, dangerous, again, positively with the idea of accusing the serbian side for being behind this. and unfortunately, this resolution was passed, but far from being passed in the way that the perpetrators of the resolution had hope for a very few countries actually voted for this resolution less than one half of the world they and voted positively for this resolution. the rest provider voted negatively or up stained from voting and the, the main, i would s

of them in advance. it is our hope it into this matter will be brought before the united nations general assembly there with no veto operating the opinion of the world can be brought to bear in our quest for a just in to this tormenting problem. by the end of december, under heavy international pressure, the british and french were forced into a humiliating withdrawal from both sides. the global attention now shifted to israel, still occupying the whole of the cyanide and because of strep. but he's, he's on our side of the, on the inside minutes, you cannot up. yeah. so you have the ease blow by lemon french can. is it stop by and then a cut off that is to help us out what possible was all about the car now where the which case the climate in march, 1957 been during and finally all these really all me to withdrawal to the pre will voters however, he had secuity to major gains, the stationing of un troops along the borders with egypt and garza put an end to the palestinian sadat. use rates inside is rarely territories. and israel was guaranteed free passage of shipping through the tear on straits. the site m

of them in advance. it is our hope it into this matter will be brought before the united nations general assembly there with no veto operating the opinion of the world can be brought to bear in our quest for a just in to this tormenting problem. by the end of december, under heavy international pressure, the british and french were forced into a humiliating withdrawal from both sides. the global attention now shifted to israel, still occupying the whole of the cyanide and because of strep. but he's, he's on our side of the inside mitzy. the 2nd level. yeah. so you have the ease, low balance finch can is it solved off? and then it cut off that into half of what possible i was calling to know why the which case the final in march 1957 been dury. and finally, all these really all me to withdrawal to the pre will voters however, he had secuity to major gaines the stationing of un troops along the borders with egypt. and garza put an end to the palestinian said that use raids inside is really territories. and israel was guaranteed free passage of have shipping through the to run straight the side light complain

have reaffirmed depositions. stated during the discussions of the relevant topic at the united nations, the security council and the general assembly, that's all that it says you're viewing the statements, which some countries are not the majority. so you mentioned to crane and said that we has to be rejected. and age unilateral initiatives, so as a settlement is most of we should proceed not through some limited groups . meetings like the one that's about this talking. switzerland is declared discussions would be solely based on the absolutely meaningless, senseless landscape. these forms of the people's republic of china and the chinese foreign minister and the brazilian foreign ministers says that we need to see can you approach any new platform for settlement platform that would be acceptable by both sides and start on the overall. all the stakeholders clearly the is nothing what will be done by this length to redeem, without the authorization of the united states, he has no rightful. that's what i would like to say in this regards. during our biologicals with counterparts from china and brazil. we say we talk about the fact th

of the united nations organization, in the form of the formation, creation of the basis of international law, its charter and all that has been accumulated by the security council and the un general assemblynternational legal structures. and a lot has been said about this so that all this remains, is preserved, but obviously there are also those trends that are the realities of today, this is the very thing that is a response to the attempt of western countries to leave the system of world order or unipolar, consolidating themselves for some reason in quality, as they call themselves, exceptional, possessing all rights, or to build some kind of... world order based on rules, but this the same thing, because there is only one rule, they are always right, everyone else must obey them. marya vladimirovna, do you think africa is a separate pole in this multipolar world. this is not a geographical concept, can it be called a geopolitical, geopolitical concept, well, yes and no, and it also cannot be said that this is an exclusively economic pole, this is such a new reality, therefore that same multipolarity, those same poles that are somewhere sometimes they are already built, sometimes they a

the age of five are suffering from severe food poverty worldwide. about 64 million children live in south asia and 59 million children live in sub-saharan africa. united nations general assembly, pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panama he chose to be a two-year non-permanent member of the security council. these five countries will replace switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador and malta. the security council has 10 non-permanent members who are elected for two years. i also thank mr. imani, the translator. good night, god bless you. hello, this is the publication of gina exams. all possible questions, 160 tips and tests and all techniques , only and only in the book, you heard it exactly right . nestrasist, the new star in the sky of life, a different work from gilna publications . get 60% of the resources of gilna publications as a gift now by sending the number 5 to 30085 gilna publications. . dear compatriots, we arrived at 3 o'clock in the morning . the acting minister of foreign affairs, who traveled to turkey , said on his arrival in istanbul that iran is an active diplomat and will effectively participate in the extraordinary meeting of the foreign ministers of

course, that there are a 193 members of the united nations and cost you mind back to the beginning of the war and ukraine that was invited to the un general assembly few days off to that will started march 2022 and the $143.00 countries then condemned russia compared with the 18 today that signed this communicate. i think over the wording of the to very by different i think is a snapshot of where the will stands. it's quite telling that i've had that all, there's a form, a deputy foreign minister of russia. he says the real test will be what kind of work happens off to the summit as such, the fall, graham as should honor lies the results of the sweet. it's called 1st from the stand the what uh thinks which might be used in the cells as in good shape. and so what is completely unacceptable and the properly is that uh, that is quite strong wants here in moscow that a for friday is what is proposed, who will be rejected. there is no other ways then in the intensifies of war. uh, but this is why it's a dangerous way out and i'm for to can function great. right. was it ground full of covering understanding is better than that, although it's a very clea

of course that there are a 193 members of the united nations and costco mind back to the beginning of the war and ukraine that was invited to the un general assembly. few days off to that, we'll started march 2022, and the 163 countries then condemned russia compared with the 18 today that signed this communicate. i think over the wording of the to very by different i think is a snapshot of where the will stands. it's quite telling the guy and he's a major in the ukranian on forces and form a minister of infrastructure. he says, any next steps will have to involve russia because that won't be easy, or at least from ukrainian sites and from the side of many countries who participated in this conference. it was, most of it is clearly is that those uh ideas and community care will be submitted to rush and site. and it's the later stage for us. so we'll be invited to football. and to my knowledge coming from the uh, nor was hispanic statement, but me still working on the evils assignment. she is ready to talk as well. it's sort of difficult to find. busy out some compromise. oh yeah, pass through piece because positions are totally different right now

of december. our next report will be delivered before the general assembly at the united nations in new york. and that will cover what you've just described. and, and the 5th of education of children, for instance. oh, these are important in this report. we also, we did investigate sexual violence on both sides. i thing it's tragic that is right. it is preventing us from seeing victims inside is that given the invest in described of people, she new personality, a mother who lost a child, the 6 of 6 you a violent then how can they explain just they preventing those victims from seeing you in permission commission that's what faith police investigate and get the voices of the victims out. who wants me to correspond on gabriel as on the he's at the united nations force game. we've had all of this before and as not be player was saying that there is more to come. so yeah, there is in that might be the part that is the most interesting of all of this. quite frankly. we haven't heard from the secretary general or his office yet about this report. his daily briefing by spokes person is expected to ha

our next report will be delivered before the general assembly at the united nations in new york come back to cover. what you have just described and the 5th of education of children, for instance, all these are important in this report. we also, we did investigate sexual violence on both sides. i think it's tragic. that is, a virus preventing us from seeing victims inside is getting to the investor described of people she knew a personality, a mother who lost a child, the 6 of 6 you a violent then how can they explain just they preventing those victims from seeing you in permission commission, that's what faith police investigate and get the voices of the victims out because you've not been allowed to go to college. so you've not been allowed to go to israel. you are you, i'm not allowed to operate according to use re lease. but of course, the international court of justice, the set you should be that i was coming back to one of the very strident recommendations from the international court of justice. is that the commission, the you and commission in charge of investigation be allowed to the allowed the and, you know, even i hoped as a law

our next report will be delivered before the general assembly at the united nations in new york come back to cover what you have just described and the 5th of education of children, for instance. oh, these are important in this report. we also, we did investigate sexual violence on both sides. i thing it is tragic. that is right. it is preventing us from seeing victims inside is given the investor described of people she new personality, a mother who lost a child, the 6 of 6 to 5. and then how can they explain that they preventing those victims from seeing you in commission commission? that's what faith police investigate and get the voices of the victims out there. but that is under has more for us from you. and headquarters in new york is certainly given how large this report is and how detailed it is. $10700.00 word maximum. they can put in this and they've reached the maximum and added a more pages to it if you will. it's going to take time for you and officials, quite frankly, to go through this. but clearly, everything that we're hearing and reading from this report targeting of civilians using starvation is a method of war. these are

the united nations general assembly elected pakistan, somalia, greece, denmark and panama for two-year non-permanent membership in the security council of this organization. these five countries from january 1, 200. 25 countries will be replaced by switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador, malta, and for the 2024-2025 period, algeria, guyana, sierra leone, slovenia and south korea will join five other elected members of the security council. the security council consists of 15 members, five of which are permanent members, the united states, russia, china, france, and england, and 10 non-permanent members. which is elected for 2 years. the french president said: paris plans to give mirage 2000 fighter planes to ukraine. in an interview with france's one tv channel, emmanuel macron said that paris will soon start training ukrainian pilots to control the guidance of mirage fighters, and emphasized: "kiv must be allowed to use the provided weapons." western allies to target used for military purposes on russian soil. the president of ukraine, who is meeting with french officials in paris today , is seeking more aid from the west. yesterday,