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it's a point i put a few hours ago to the secretary general's united nations. we had the on friday, very important meeting between our delegation and delegation of the russian federation. there were also contact to the weekend the with the ukrainian side. i myself will be talking to keith in a few moments and i will be meeting hopefully both delegations in summit there was a lot of progress in removing the obstacles to russian export. and james, the us said during a background briefing this morning that most g 20 countries will condemn the russian invasion of ukraine. how likely is a concrete g 20 stance on this issue? well, what you normally have, one of these summits is what's called a final communique, where everyone agrees to everything. i think that's going to be difficult because of course attending this g 20 summit plotted me, put in is not here, but he is represented by a foreign minister. so gay lived off, and it's not clear how he could sign up to a communique that says something like strong condemnation of russia's invasion of ukraine. i do remember

antonio guterres, - secretary-general of the united secretary—general of the united nations with someelegates, for world leaders the climate conference in sharm el—sheikh. let's discuss in particularfor el—sheikh. let's discuss in particular for the next couple of minutes the impact on smaller island nations. jeremy raguian is from the alliance of small island states — and is in sharm el—sheikh for the summit. the alliance of small island states was set up in 1990 to consolidate the voices of small island developing states and to address global warming. hello and good afternoon to you. first, just a reminder, i think, would be really useful for first, just a reminder, i think, would be really usefulfor our viewers, of the sheer impact of climate change on the states that you represent, because we are talking very often about low—lying islands which by definition are more vulnerable, aren't they? yes. islands which by definition are more vulnerable, aren't they?— vulnerable, aren't they? yes, i ha en vulnerable, aren't they? yes, i happen to _ vulnerable, aren't they? yes, i happen to

any involvement and other story today, north korea is foreign minister has blasted the united nations secretary general as a puppet of the united states. the strong words came after the un chief decision to join us led condemnation of young young intercontinental ballistic missile test launches. i often take the un secretary general for a member of the u. s. white house or state department. i express my strong regret over the fact that the un secretary general has taken a very deplorable attitude oblivious of the purpose and principles of the un charter and its proper mission. this clearly proves that he is a puppet of the us. well north korea latest launch of a missile on friday course. another serv, globally as the next day, g, 7 diplomats issued a joint statement condemning the test and calling on the un security council to take strong measures while the organization then held an emergency meeting yesterday monday. in which officials and representatives from 10 member states including india on site korea condemned the launch. according to the deputy secretary general of united nations, it is the 1st

united nations prisoners of war by their communist captors. you will hear the facts from repatriated prisoners of war, from major general william f. an and from the former supreme commander of the united nations forces in the far east, general mark w. clark. to interview these men and reveal these facts, here is the noted commentator and war correspondent, bill dowds. >> the eventses you are about to hear are shocking. the films you are about to see are not pleasant. some of them are revealed for the first time. but what you will see and what you will hear is the stark truth that every american should know. ♪ ♪ .. their official army. they are only a tiny fraction of communist atrocities and we can't began to commemorate the terrible crimes committed by the communist military and civilian prisoners but we are going to tell you about some of those crimes then we are going to show you some of the brutal result not to shock you but to reveal the true nature of the enemy, to give you an idea of the ruthless communist mind and what would happen to civilization under communist rule. nevermind that these atrocities have taken place not in

unite around some decisions. now we will announce the decision of the general assembly of the united nations and ask you to commenteverything it has done in ukraine, because the general assembly of the united nations adopted the corresponding resolution and therefore reparations became part of of the international legal reality, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi stated this in his address, we will hear at the un platform, our diplomats worked for a very long time with partners to agree and adopt two very important resolutions, the first of which was supported today regarding the creation of an international compensation mechanism that will allow compensation for all damages caused by the russian war, and at the expense of russian assets, the reparations that russia will have to pay for what has been committed, this is now part of the international legal reality, the second resolution for the creation of a special tribunal on the crime of russian aggression against ukraine, we still agree with our partners, we will do everything to make both of them work mr. piotr, is it possible to combine sanctions and

officials and representatives from 10 member nations including india and south korea condemned the launch. according to the deputy secondary general, the united nations, this is the 1st successful test of the deep p r k, the largest and most powerful missile capable of reaching any part of north america . both korean officials claim of these tasks prevent in russian from the united states and south korea and are defensive in nature. but the u. s. officials say that the laws of this nuclear arms race is inspired by russia. it's an invitation to an increasingly insecure world. haunted by the shadow of nuclear proliferation control autocrats are watching and they could well conclude that getting nuclear weapons would give them a hunting license of their own. and that could drive a dangerous spiral on of nuclear proliferation. we heard from a former us marine corps and challenges of the scott ritter who says the us is trying to blame his own problems on other nations, particularly russia. i couldn't think of. ready more absurd statement, it wasn't. russia withdrew from the anti ballistic missile treaty. it wasn't russia that withdrew from the int

representatives who are not participating in the east asian summit and are present here secretary general of the united nations and also came here, also dmitry kuleba, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, his antonin, secretary of state. the united states assured that washington supports ukraine that it is kiev that should determine the timing of possible negotiations with moscow well, russia has already talked a lot that it is open to negotiations. here, kiev just does not go to them, although on the eve of the secretary general. the un once again expressed the hope that the dialogue will still take place, and in the near future i will note that those countries that are not included in the session, here, uh, often have polar agendas. so the united states, in addition to these conversations with ukraine about dialogue and the imposition of its own conditions. here, they are also promoting their agenda in the asia-pacific region on the eve of expressing concern, allegedly through peaceful activity of beijing in this part of the world. also still here. uh, the united states is trying to strengthen its presenc

according to the deputy secretary general, the united nations, this is the 1st successful test of the dpr, kays largest and most powerful missile capable of reaching all of north america. both korea has long, 60 medium range and 3 intercontinental ballistic missile. so far this year, the countries officials claim that the test prevent russian from the united states and south korea as a defensive in nature. as was live louse, a full the u. s. marine corps intelligence of is a score rissa score fans will join their asi. now, no career was lashed out at the un secretary during calling him a u. s. puppet. is that justifiable? i mean, there is going to be any reaction to this. no, i mean, 1st of all, let's be clear. there's united nations security council resolutions that have been passed that private north korea from carrying out this very activity. and it would be consistent for the secretary general to express concern on that is the language he used is similar to that of the language used by the united states and expressing a similar concern more often, it's more likely that that's coin

according to the deputy secretary general of the united nations have is the 1st successful test of a dpr, kay's largest and most powerful missile capable of reaching any part of north america. young officials say that such launches prevent aggression from the u. s. on south korea and are defensive in nature of washington has taken the opportunity to accuse moscow of inspiring other countries to pursue their own nuclear arms program. gets an invitation to an increasingly insecure world. haunted by the shadow of nuclear proliferation who control autographs are watching and it will conclude that getting nuclear weapons would give them a hunting license of their own. and that could drive a dangerous spiral on of nuclear proliferation. when we got the thoughts of former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter, who says america is trying to pin the blame for its own problems anywhere and everywhere except at home search statement. it was in russia, the withdrew from the anti ballistic missile treaty. it wasn't russia that withdrew from the intermediate nuclear forces trade. it's

this is just a robbery of russia formalized at the level of a special session the general assembly of the united nationsor the first time in history, the general assembly of the main international organization on the planet, the united nations, formalized the basis for reparations of the international register of damage, which all member countries of the united nations are called to create and which must be created together with ukraine, this international register of damage and then develop a mechanism to compensate for this damage. it is nothing else. let's understand this. let's be aware of how a mechanism for forced appropriation of the property of the russian federation abroad. that is, e, this property will be confiscated , appropriated, taken away from russia, as a sign of the damage brought to russia by ukraine, and this completely dislocated predatory mechanism is formalized by a majority vote of the participants in the special session of the general assembly . and, accordingly, those countries that go in line with the united states and their foreign policy line on a unipolar world order. where

principles of international law, first of all to the charter of the united nations by the way, i really liked that hutyrysh , the secretary generaled on the basis, that is, according to him, peace must be built on the basis of the organization's charter of the united nations, and this means that russian troops must leave the territory of ukraine completely, and we must completely restore the territorial integrity of ukraine, of course, including crimea, oleksandr, but we must to understand that the majority of the countries that will come to the m.m. tomorrow today have already started coming together for this meeting. they have to go with a certain story. with a certain position and come to defend it or at least be ready to express it. who, according to your predictions, will remain silent a who will say things that are unpleasant for us, who will dare to say things that are unpleasant for us and for our country, but for example there are countries that are part of the big twenty that unfortunately take an unconstructive position or turn a blind eye to the genocide of the ukrainian people to the aggression of russia such countri

david: we will have the united nations general assembly meeting in new york. do you think the united nations has a useful purpose in diplomacy? it does not seem to be able to solve any ongoing war problems in the u.s. or russia. what do you think is the main purpose of the united nations at this point? jake: the united nations has proved effectiveness in being able to bring about diplomatic agreements in difficult circumstances. i will give you just two examples in the past few months, on russia-ukraine, it was the u.n. secretary-general, antonio guterres, who played a central role in getting a deal between russia and ukraine for the export of grain from ukraine imports and russian ports in the black sea, helping the entire world with respect to lowering food prices and expanding access to foodstuffs at a critical moment. second, it was a u.n. mediator working with our u.s. envoy, the saudis, the emiratis, helping to produce a cease fire in the war in yemen, which had been the worst humanitarian catastrophe in the world. it has been going on for the longest tim

the fact is that this is a decision of the general assembly of the united nations, russian assets aren the organization of nations on them, but in specific countries and these countries can now with pure force or refrained from a clear conscience refer to this decision and say that this decision is not related to their own legal points but to the decision of the general assembly of the united nations, therefore they assets were frozen for today and now based on this decision they will be able to transfer them to ukraine, it is very symptomatic that such a mechanism has been repeatedly hinted at by such countries as the united states , great britain, that is, those countries that have a significant part of russian assets, because the russians tried to invest money there, and now these the money is simply frozen, so at stake is such a part of the global solution , the solution, the legal solution. well, the national national makes a decision and says that we transfer it there is a different matter when he relies in his arguments on the position of the organization of the united well, it

generally exists. well, look at yesterday's vote in the united nations, this is such a mirror of the world that, uh, inory, could become unipolar, but fortunately, it didn't. here are 94 countries that either forge, this is a unipolar world, or surrender under his pressure. uh, less than half of the member states of the united nations, if we count not by the votes won, but by the population, then here the difference is even more significant, it may be a quarter of the world's population, maybe 1/5 no more in addition, uh, yes, uh, there is a fight for the world, uh, to taxi to some unipolar positions, and we see what it will be like now, if it becomes unipolar, then there is space for all other states, and now there are more of them half, thank you. god will have even less space for them. and, perhaps, it will not exist, in principle, what is the danger of a unipolar world? and that's why russia , together with its like-minded people, opposes him and the second one already answers your question. of course , within the adherents of the unipolar world. uh, it starts reversals of reeling. i would not like

argentina, india, indonesia, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia , senegal, and the republic of south africa, as well as negotiations with the secretary general of the united nations colleagues from foreign political departments. this is clear. the reasons came out the theme of food security, market stability, agricultural products. today it has weakened significantly. this is a dangerous trend. exacerbated by the destructive steps of the west, which provoked global inflation, which blocks russian food supplies. and fertilizers abroad speech by the un secretary general leaders of developing countries the question was raised about the removal by the united states of america and the european union of britain of artificial barriers to the corresponding russian exports. as stipulated by the istanbul agreements , on july 22 of this year, in this context, the summer declaration also recorded a greeting of the russian initiative on the gratuitous transfer to developing countries of domestic fertilizers illegally held in the ports of the european union , constructive agreements have also been reached on other priority areas of the indonesian presidency. first of all, conc

yeah, united nations general assembly has called for russia to be held accountable for its invasion of ukraine. it's approved a resolution recognizing that russia is responsible for reparations within the country. 94 nation members approved it. when this is next, looking at australia's bush fuzz and the warning they provide to the world life enough on counting the cost is germany too. dependent on china is the economic reliance overblown. the developing world calls on uses to pay the climate bell at top $27.00. and diana is balancing an oil being honest threat to the environment. counseling the cost on al jazeera. if you're in the rental area, you need to be thinking, sheltering the supplier approaches. and protecting yourself for sheltering in a solid home. ah, i you embrace a come towards bravo lima. and with who knows why people need to see things to believe it. the thing is, it's really hard to assure contracts. what is climate change with i nash. i'm sleepy, so now i got a warning lot and yeah, yeah, i'll be got you. yeah. yeah. or you know by little what? amber flushing love thin

of the humanitarian situation as a result, they got a briefing from the under secretary general of the united nations, rosemary dicarlo, who pointed out that now 40% of ukraine's electric capacity had been damaged. she said that kyiv was only experiencing about 12 hours of electricity a day and made the point that targeting civilian infrastructure in a conflict is illegal under international law, a point that was brought up by many of the speakers there. western countries and nato-aligned countries in particular use the opportunity to call out russia and blame russia for specifically the death of the two people in poland. they said that regardless of who fired the missile, it would not have an fired if russia had not invaded ukraine in the first place. you heard russia pushback against that notion in their remarks in the council. >> we have long ago stopped being surprised by your attempts in any circumstance, in spite of fact for common sense to blame russia of any event and saw it today in spite of ukrainian and polish provocation. many western countries have stated in effect that even if the missi

individual units and the armed forces president duda held a series of telephone conversations with the us president of france, the prime minister of great britain , the secretary general of the united nations. in brussels , the alliance will hold a meeting on the incident in poland sources say that nato will respond to an emergency depending on whether the missile that fell in poland is anti-aircraft or the russian federation i want to assure that it is in a state of heightened readiness, we also increased the readiness of the polish armed forces of some combat units and air defense systems, our planes were raised into the sky, they are supported, including allied planes. we are acting very calmly and prudently, no hasty decisions are being made , i ask everyone to remain calm , military experts are already carefully examining photos from the scene of the emergency judging by the comments of the wreckage. this air defense missile, which is in service with both russia and ukraine, is very similar to the s300. a semelyanova news, south european bureau. powerful an explosion thundered a few hours ago in the center of istanbul as a result, a car caught fire. she rushed to the neighboring cars,

about the fact that we are suspending one of the organizers of this work was the secretary general of the united nationsnd staff. he take an active part in the work in this work. for which we are certainly grateful. let them then work with ukraine and ukraine must ensure that threats to civilian courts and for uh, russia's support vessels will not be created. it's not jokes. these are underwater vehicles 6 m long, in my opinion, 500. there are tons of explosives. well, if it gets into it there, not from grain, not from a ship, nothing will be left to blame, we will be to blame , therefore, the russian ministry of defense correctly raises the question of doing additional work with the united nations, and those, in turn, from ukraine, in order to ukraine guaranteed the security of this corridor. but in general, in the ukrainian direction, russia counts primarily on himself and his forces 300,000 mobilized ready to defend the country mobilization in russia was announced by your decree. minister shoigu, the minister of defense, announced its completion, should we wait for your decree on this matter as well.

about the fact that we are suspending one of the organizers of this work was the secretary general of the united nations active part in the work in this work. for which we are grateful. of course, let them then work with ukraine and ukraine must ensure that there will be no threats to civilian courts and to, uh, russia's supply courts. in it's not there from the grain not from the ship, there will be nothing left, but we will be the first to blame, by the way, i clearly felt something was wrong, those who know how to count money and the british insurance company catches esca, announcing the termination of insurance for merchant ships sailing along the grain corridor until the situation is clarified. indeed, according to the agreement signed on july 22 in istanbul , grain, and not combat drones carrying 500 kg each, should go from the ukrainian and southern ports of chernomorsk and odessa. explosives. under the guise of dry cargo ships , it is noteworthy that in the west they reacted at all not to violate the ukrainian grain deal. and in response to this russian provocation, the government of ukraine dec

they perhaps did not take advantage, including the united nations general assembly speech. i think they will cost correct on that front. >> you expect a more internationalist approach. >> it was highly consistent. there are no course corrections and changes. we will see minor nuances, but those nuances are important inasmuch as they pull themselves away from and out of the normandy of the db scandal. and it's really trying to find ways to make sure they maintain it. and it does these things that allow it to regain economic footing. given the economy is so highly externally exposed. any reassurance that he will be able to give and i agree he will be able to give. it is stable political footing prepared to engage with the world. for instance, toward trying to find resolution. they really tried to adopt something of a mediator role. so those sort of things have strength and ambition. those are likely to reseed. >> malaysia could play more of a mediator role. >> i think that he could play that role and it is quite an opportunity moment as well. and being able to cite the koran.

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united nations general assembly has passed a resolution coating on russia. i reparations to ukraine. non bonding decision was supported by 94 of the assemblies, 193 members. it states that russia must be held accountable for violations of international law in or against you. train is truck drivers in spite of begun an indefinite strike of a bit of working conditions. hundreds of truck is marched through the center of madrid, demanding subsidies to counteract the soaring cost of living. a last confrontation with the government lasted over 20 days and caused major disruptions of supply chain. the european union is imposing new sanctions on iraq. the measures target senior officials and some organizations, the foreign ministers in brussels to discuss the sanctions in response to iran's cracked on an anti government protest and its alleged supply of drones to russia. the chief of iran's revolution regard and at a company that makes drones are among the targets 300 people been killed during the protests, which were spotted by the death of a woman while in police

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in the 2020 presidential election victim races and the fake news won't tell united nations general assembly has passed a resolution calling on russia to pay reparations to you cry. the non bonding decision was supported by 94 of the assemblies, 193 members. it states that browser brush up rather must be held accountable for violations of international law in or against. the european union is imposing new sanctions on iran. the measures target senior officials and some organizations. a foreign ministers met in brussels to discuss sanctions in response to a rounds crackdown on anti government protest and its alleged supply. drones to russia. chief, the veranda revolutionary god, and a company that makes drones or among the targets. more than 300 people have been killed during the protests, which were spot or the death of a woman in custody in police. custody by the deadly correspondent terry schultz followed the foreign ministers discussions in brussels. she told us more about the sanctions on iraq continuing to support ukraine against russia's aggression was the main issue on the foreign min

about the fact that we are suspending one of the organizers of this work was the secretary general of the united nations and staff. he takes an active part in the work in this work. for which we are certainly grateful. then let them work with ukraine and ukraine should to ensure that there will be no threats to civilian vessels and to, e.g., russian supply vessels . it's not jokes. these are underwater vehicles 6 m long, in my opinion, 500. there are tons of explosives. well, if it gets into it there, not from grain, not from a ship, nothing will be left to blame, we will be to blame , therefore, the russian ministry of defense correctly raises the question of doing additional work with the united nations, and those, in turn, from ukraine, in order to ukraine guaranteed the security of this corridor. well, in in general, in the ukrainian direction, russia relies primarily on itself and its forces 300,000 mobilized ready to defend the country , mobilization in russia was announced by your decree. minister shoigu, the minister of defense, announced its completion, should we wait for your decree on this ma

community, which has expressed its position 30 times in the relevant resolutions of the general assembly. the united nationsnanimously show our solidarity with the people of cuba, who have been under illegal unilateral sanctions for so many years. e of the united states of america, despite the repeated adoption of resolutions by the united nations adopted by an absolute majority. here is the latest resolution supported by only two countries , unfortunately no practical steps are taken to implement the resolution of the united nations . i think that our statement, which we will confidently unanimously, uh, adopt today and send to all parliaments, will thereby express our support for the people of cuba. and uh, your disagreement. with such a gross violation of international law, america imposes its values ​​on another state, but it does not adhere to them itself, grigory karasin emphasized and reminded them of transparency the electoral system of the united states as for the presidential election marathon, in the united states in the twenty-fourth year, which in fact has already started, we will analyze and o

okay, now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world to sell, united nations general assembly has passed a resolution calling on russia to pay reparations to ukraine. the non binding decisions supported by 94 of the assemblies, 193 members. it states that russet russia must be held accountable for violations of international law in or against g credit. dr. truck drivers in spain have begun an indefinite strike of a bit of working conditions. hundreds of truckers marched through the centre of madrid, demanding subsidies to counteract the soaring cost of living. at last confrontation with the government lasted the 20 days and caused major disruptions of supply chains to pay the bill of been killed and dozens wounded in missile strikes on the headquarters of iranian kurdish parties in northern iraq, runny and media site. they were carried out by iran's revolutionary god, who accused kurdish militants stoking widespread protests in around the european union. supposing new sanctions on iran measures target senior officials and some organizations you foreign ministers met i

in the 2020 presidential election is convicted races with the united nations general assembly has passed a resolution calling on russia to pay reparations to ukraine. the non binding decision was supported by 94 of the assembly is 193 members. it states that russia must be held accountable for violations of international law in or against and crime is adopted. that the european union is imposing new sanctions on iran. the measures targets senior officials and some organizations you foreign ministers met in brussels to discuss the sanctions that responds to iran's crack down on anti government protests. and it's alleged to supply of drones to russia. the chief of iran's revolution regard and a company that makes drones or among the targets more than 300 people have been killed during the protests, which were sparked by the death of a woman in police custody. dw corresponding terry schultz followed the foreign ministers discussions in brussels. and she told us more about the sanctions on iraq continuing to support ukraine against russia's aggression was the main issue on the foreign minist

about the fact that we are suspending one of the organizers of this work was the secretary general of the united nationsnd employees. he take an active part in the work in this work. for which we are certainly grateful. well, then let them work with ukraine and ukraine must ensure that threats to civilian courts and to e. russia's support vessels will not be created will also, talking with journalists, the president announced that partial mobilization in russia is officially completed with lawyers, by the way, we talked, even frankly speaking, i didn’t think about it, i’ll talk with lawyers. is it necessary to declare by decree that it is completed, but it is completed? yes, the ministry of defense, in fact, initially, generally called a much lower figure. but then, in the end, they came to the conclusion that 300,000 needed to be mobilized; i draw attention to what was said by the minister of defense during the report, and 41,000 are in combat orders of the armed forces. this means that 260 or more precisely 259.000. uh, some of them are in the army as part of a grouping. but he does not take part in h

backup power supply for a limited period of time, namely ten days, the deputy secretary general of the united nations organization for political affairs, rosmarie dicarlo, emphasized that the world cannot afford another nuclear disaster, attacks on the civilian population and civilian infrastructure are prohibited by international humanitarian law by law, as well as attacks on military facilities that can be expected to cause harm to the civilian population, the un strongly condemns these attacks and demands that the russian federation immediately has stopped these actions for any violations of the laws, there should be responsibility for rosmaridy-carlo, deputy secretary general of the un for political affairs, the russians are constantly targeting kharkiv oblast. populations located near the contact line are targeted. during the past day, a 52-year-old man received a shrapnel wound, this happened in a populated area the head of the regional military administration, oleg synogubov, from morohovet of the kharkiv district. in addition, in kupyansk and the two-year-old residential buildings damaged by

frozen russian assets in the west, now we have a powerful tool for the decision of the general assembly of the united nations the decision of the general assembly to the specific transfer of assets, i think the route may still be quite long. happen on your fingers, if you paid attention, i used the word that it opens the way for political solutions because property issues in the western world are very synthetic because private property is inviolable as you know this applies to any private property, even if it belongs to some dubious subjects, but we know for sure that the western world already knows precedents when the private property of terrorist states of aggressor states was arrested and directed to someone's specific needs, so such precedents were already the implementation of these the mechanism is decentralized and separately in each jurisdiction separately in each country , so our politicians and diplomats still have a lot of work ahead of them with all the countries where there are now russian property has already been seized , there is already a lot of progress in canada, it is a little less in the