this is terrible to see the dismantlement of international order premier support international law piece by piece the image will have to show the ministry by the name of the for them to tie penn national to the we've been what's the be the whole m dash domestic. but i'm, i'm not somebody computer level. i'm updates more than a c by then. sure enough when we left him on monday, it's a whole lot. you golf comes a bunch of so you've got the it's unclear what absol victory will look like when you've destroyed already 70 percent of gaza. when the overwhelming majority, close to 2000000 palestinians are displaced. it seems to me that absolute victory means the total destination of gaza to the point that it's completely uninhabitable and the, the population of gaza, which israel has told us time. and again in this current moment that that is their goal. but their goal is the d population of gaza and the settlements of goes up by is rarely settlers course in total violation of international law. the . 6 does not briefly, international law is way allocate safety. there is safety or the rules of l

so the international law and the international system itself is completely illegal. it's a visual foreground, supposed to be, it's a violation of oscar $1.00 and $5.00 of the un, shots of which would cause many states to cross privileges underneath which is to you and organizations those to simply be removed. secondly, civilization of the 1948 convention on the privilege of going to meet, which is of the united nations which spells out those p a nice as that cool. such as tax exemptions, infinity to whole bank accounts, utilities lease property. certainly it's a violation of the rules of electronic occupation under which as well as the buying power, is the lowest to deliver the services which existed before the occupation to be occupied population. so it's only the stuff that's quote, i would say, must be respected by his local unwrapping working in johnson westbank. since 1950 it became operational in may 1950. this is also for the violation of the genocide convention. as under the provisional measures, on the 26th of january, this year is rarely supplies to facilit

the international law. ringback to be unified and work in cooperation after you went over not thinking that there are 2 groups, somebody asked to speak to everyone, but he also spoke in favor of reform. so the security council. and so the international financial audit, which for the bates of popular sentiment with that particular audience. but does anybody really expect a change to happen? i am very impressed that the secretary general has raised these issues just such a high level. i've been working and writing for a long time now. and why does the united states, why does the united kingdom and really, why is germany supporting such serious violations of international law on the west side? this has been criticized time and again. now we've got these major violations, this invasion of ukraine by russia and what looks like a split. it's time to really look at the charter and say, what should the security council be doing? promoting piece and not trying to whitewash on well, well uses a military force around

law and emphasize our support for the international court of justice.at story was it narrating? israel has been at war in the gaza strip since october 2023. killing civilians, the elderly, women, and children, unethical tricks to be effective in war such as attacking safe places, imposing bloccades on the same regions and urban areas for attacks without considering the rights of ordinary citizens. using pressure on people as a tool by imposing sanctions on water and medicine. they all presented the world with dramatic moments that had not been shown in any history. historical genre movie, it was a massive genocide that israel engaged in. in the days when no one thought that legal capacities could be used to deal with this disaster, south african lawyers. stepped in, there is a compelling argument that genocide is being committed in gaza on the basis that there is annelation or cleansing of a civilian population and also the the the the quotes of israel ministers and generals of the army aimed to to to to to unhilate the entire population of palestine fr

the inaction of the united nations and international forums . well, on the one hand, we are facing a country that neither respects nor acts on any of the standards , and fortunately, we have always followed these standards. therefore, in terms of international law, our action is a legitimate defense, in terms of our constitution, and in terms of sharia, the verses of the qur'an and the hadiths of lunullah ali nasrham are also valid. or even in the conversation, the quran says that it is not very desirable to raise one's voice and shout, but if someone is wronged, one should not be blamed , why are you shouting? it is a completely legal action and no one can object to this action of ours. another point that is raised is due to the inability of the un and the council security in stopping the crimes of the zionist regime and establishing stability in palestine as well as in lebanon, what mechanism remains to stop the zionist regime? we also point out the inability and inaction of the united nations to the security council and to this mechanism in g

so 12626 code define the decision of the international court of justice. that these rules, entire occupation is legal, reparations for refugees must be waived. so this is a much broader attempt to have the mining to natural law and to act as a ro got up. and in this respect, it's not just the damage will that damages mess it to palestinians that's being caused. it is the damage to any ability to have a rules based system of international grid. someone is involved in humanitarian aid. i worked in gaza, formerly worked on the owner. what is owner? what can it be replaced? no, it cannot be replaced. i mean of course it has a very particular mandate and, and so you can't replace it with any other organization. i mean, when y'all was mandated to provide a solution for palestinian refugees on to a solution or some place and you would have to worry now that it's also a part of israel's intent to basically undermine a solution in palestine by the end. right? so of course under as a, as um you and orientation can, you can't replace their mandates and you cannot rep

a framework for international action, no, this is a commitment on the part of the international community to safeguard regional peace and security. we cannot deviate from this process, insofar as this is a legal, diplomatic bedrock guaranteeing the protection of lebanese and regional security. respecting this resolution is absolutely necessary. not just for lebanon, but for israel, too and the region as a whole. this is the best tool at the disposal of the international community to break the cycle of violence to ensure that diplomacy prevails despite difficulties. despite the fact that the path ahead difficult. the cost of a diplomatic failure will be very high. we must bear in mind that with each new wave of violence, there is unimaginable suffering endured by civilians. any civilian killed is a tragedy that is unacceptable. there is no justification for this. when civilian areas are targeted systematically, as currently is the case in lebanon, we are talking here about acts that are tantamount to war crimes. there can be no justification. for the mass murder of civilians. however, as w

i am a specialist on international law and even the politics of international law. what is happening now, and i hope the side is resist. i hope no more countries joining. one of these blocks for another is looking a lot, isn't it? like the old cold war? and that's what we should be avoiding. what the end of the cold war was supposed to spell out was international unity cooperation. on the basis of the quality of states under international law with the you one leading and moving us towards solving our mass of problems starting with climate change. instead we're, we're, we're wasting the world's resources in this great suffering of arm conflict. that's got it. and so i hope saudi arabia reduce and is part of the voice for international law. i know it's a tall order, but that's what i'd like to see. i can start with the joiners professor, professor at mary ellen o'connell from the university of know today well, despite the secretary general's goal for a series father has been, you know, that's up in the fighting between israel and has been in level and i've been these

this is happening called plus the international. but before looking at the got it, the wiley, like, i think the of these legislation please let's just me put the so this each on these legislation and to the why the context and one of the context these deceased them off the top docs by the us by these today to solve it east through the united nations. these context includes of tax against the ones likely to be janet on a case. and you want to see the peacekeeping of me showing the light but not included this class on over to so adult was the owner of a pregnancy scene, god to sleep, and the killing the most one to start the bus on. i love to see my agency in the god's us the it also includes the complete to be 0 god, the babies way to solve a piece of the binding of the season's over the international cost of justice. so what do we have to think about for so water forming the nation, a loop, us bank, steve, we might be context, all our thoughts against the do not get the nations by you speak, which is police indeed says, but both int

itmar bin gavir, the zionist. regime's minister of internal security. the international court of justice is anti-semitic and its decision proves that it does not seek justice. it is true that the icj's interim orders are binding, but there are no executive guarantees for it. this claim is the point that israel is trying its best to stand on before the court's decisions. israel seeks to render fruitless all efforts and fill the motivation of the south african lawyers, they want escape the legal initiatives regarding their performance. the claim that the court has no guarantees for implementations of its rulings is in continuation of this plan, and of course it is not correct from the legal point of view, the icj's temporary orders can be referred to the un security council, that is exactly what the algerian government is trying to do about this case. algeria reiterates its full solidarity with its palestinian brothers and calls on the international community to take urgent action to come to the aid of the oppressed and persecuted. to put an end to this a

affairs, the commander of the internal troops of the ministry of internal affairs, the belarusian associationf special forces veterans was created in 1997, which united at that time all the fighters who served in various units, in almaz, in alpha, in sobr, in amon and military unit 3214 for... we are from the soviet union, we had the happiness and opportunity to communicate with the victors, with veterans, of the great patriotic war, who carefully handed over this... training is still waiting for about the same amount of time, when their turn comes, because our training grounds are not made of rubber, we also save on ammunition, well, but regularly, in addition to the annual ten-day training sessions, we hold weekly daytime training sessions, usually on weekends, people come from... all over belarus, from regional centers, from district centers, to take classes, if you, if you understand, in general, have weapons, and equipment, and uniform, in general, to special forces, i say, there are definitely no questions from ordinary people, no one doubts that you have everything you need, then exper

we condemnation and concern. gave an opportunity fo international we gave an opportunity for the international community, we gave an opportunity to the un to reform it completely, but actually they weren't very helpful with that. in the light of that, we have an obligation towards our people to make sure that they are protected. i will be reported live from israel where members of the knesset voted to support that measure, highly controversial measure, highly controversial measure despite international pressure. ahead of wednesday's budget, the uk's chancellor gives the nhs extra funding for new equipment to help deliver 40,000 extra appointments per week. archaeologists have discovered an ancient city hidden underground in mexico, which may help us better understand the maya civilisation. welcome to the programme. hamas emergency officials in gaza say an israeli strike on the northern town of beit lahiya has killed at least 60 palestinians. just a warning that the pictures we are about to show do contain some graphic images of the aftermath of the attack. the strike hit a five—storey resident

before that, this was an accepted principle in international law.icle 51 of the united nations charter is also based on this. customary law emphasizes that the process and issues foreseen in this principle will never prevent the exercise of the right of individual and collective legitimate defense of nations. if a country is attacked, if an individual nation is attacked, they have the right to defend themselves. if they do it armed, of course, they should inform the united nations general assembly of the council bring security, but there is no need to wait for anyone. and of course, in article 51, the united nations is entrusted with the functions and the mechanism that is foreseen in other principles of other conventions, and the united nations and the security council must enter the field in defense of an individual or a country that has been attacked and violated. or a nation that has been oppressed, now it is another matter, the inaction of the united nations, international assemblies, well, we are one. we are facing a country that does not reco

thank you, barry grossman, international lawyer and political analyst joined us from berley, indonesia, well we've come to the end of this part of our live coverage of the israeli aggression uh against lebanon and gaza, we'll have a quick break now and we'll be back shortly, i am bahman nurai and you're watching press tv. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being.

d, i kind of did amazing is university of international economics. now he says the bricks is essentially key to restoring a sense of global power t as a balance to what he called weston gemini. we see these as the opportunity to improve our economy. and also people of money into reagan. and we also, as one of the largest muslim population in the world, oversee that briggs are capable to improve our position in the global implants, the west that already been coming to hang them on the get the car using their power or lead to their own, propose it seems unfair to us, so in order to restore the better the and make the balance of power. i think this is the time for a little bit of silence and instrument that was how to achieve this balance of our are using bricks. and you know, of course indonesia, as well as other 12 states will be using this platform to, to improve this global sales call corporation. and so while breaks is proving itself to be a viable platform for negotiations. got this. so of course, settling the conflict middle lease, no surprise dr

which was actually foundational in the international legal order. and we have to understand that when that emerged, after world war 2, it's genocide as it's key innovation. the idea was that the whole of what we now call the holocaust as unique in relation to genocide and therefore israel state where a holocaust survivors, many of them tried to build their life, is also unique. and this means that the crime of genocide emerged, providing actually is really impute any age and there and trash legal system. it became unimaginable to the thing of the israel and perpetrate any crime under international law, not to mention genocide and therefore an unity became structural right in the international legal system. now this is why we're seeing, we've seen decades of israel violations of international law, right? wisdom community and as you said, we see now the year of this i'm going a risk genocide or solid and now also israel's attack on 11 on. um i do think though that we we, we are also and this is a longer term issue. i mean, israel has achieved the scho

international or the international union to confirm the qualification of ilc laboratory, and this process, as i said , they allowed us to share these mutual arrangements with our conformity assessment institutions , and we announced this to everyone all over the country . institutions are doing those requirements and actually the process that they have to do and some are doing it and this work has been done. once a product is tested in our country, it won't be tested in other countries, it won't be inspected, time-wasting costs won't happen for that product, product or service. very well, this can even reduce costs and reduce time anyway. now we will go to economic activists, mr. haj kazemian, they are also economic activists, they can do better. help us , mr. taheri. is this standard alignment with export target markets included in the country's standard system , that is, if we have a mandatory standard for a product, we put it in another country as well. is this acceptable or not, are we being strict or not, are we taking it too easy, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most m

international arena is like the international criminal court or the international court of justice don't seem to make any impact on the ground. yeah, we have to remember that the united states is not a signatory to the around phones, statute. it doesn't recognize the jurisdiction of the international criminal court . why the side? thank you so much for your expertise on this. we really appreciate it. thank you very much. i of the world health organization says it's re established communication with its teams working in the area of come on of one hospital that says 40 full health workers have been detained by his very forces and 4 ambulances damaged as well. shell, the hospital on thursday last on color. it was at the hospital. the full as rarely falls, was attacked and found the facility was already over whelmed. with injuries in this situation here, nothing does so exactly and cannot run. hospital is deteriorating and getting worse, and worse as a is where you only keep besieging these area and keep pushing several years to this residential area as a calculator to see i'm standing on th

the annual meeting of mgimo graduates is always a full-fledged international forum. it is also where the elite of international diplomacy, leaders of entire states, politicians, and big business figures from dozens of countries are trained. among the graduates, for example, are the president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev, entrepreneurs and philanthropist alishir usmanov, the minister of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavrov and a whole galaxy of scientists, journalists, government and public figures. the president of kazakhstan kassym dzhamar takayev, one of the most prominent graduates of mgimo, to become a student at the institute of international relations, dreamed of, even as an almaty schoolboy, entered, by the way, on the first try in 1970. knowledge of chinese opened the way for takayev to the celestial empire, in the fifth year will be. the president of kazakhstan was sent for a six-month internship at the ussr embassy in the people's republic of china, after graduating from the university made a brilliant diplomatic career. in his speech at the anniversary ev

it is the damage to any ability to have a rules based system of international grid. someone is involved in humanitarian aid. the world in gaza, formerly worked on the owner. what is owner? what can it be replaced? no, it cannot be replaced. i mean, of course it has a very particular mandate and, and so you can't replace it with any other organization. i mean, when y'all was mandated to provide a solution for palestinian refugees on to a solution or some place. and you would have to worry now that it's also a part of israel's intent to basically undermine a solution in palestine by the address of course under uh, as a as um you an organization can, you can't replace their mandates and you cannot replace them on the ground either because of the position they have not just in goals of it in the entire region. and we have to be extremely careful. i mean, it comes at the worst possible time. i mean the situation in gaza is this is a monetary, this hoster every we have the largest, even things like this and people cannot escape. 90 percent of the population has had to leav

our international- the gaza strip. our international at - the gaza strip.onal at atjeremy bowen there, the world today continues after the short break. good evening. well, after a chilly start today, we all got the long—awaited sunshine we've been craving after such a wet september. this was staffordshire a little earlier on, but it was a fairly familiar story right across the country — all thanks to high pressure, which is slowly starting to drift its way steadily eastwards. and it will allow the door to open to this weather front into the northwest, bringing some showery outbreaks of rain. it will prevent temperatures from falling too far, but elsewhere, under those clear skies, expect the temperatures to fall away once again. low single figures in sheltered rural areas of england and wales. a touch of frost and patchy fog is likely first thing in the morning. but, as we go through the day, we'll continue to see this north—south divide across england and wales. after that sunny start, we'll have fair weather cloud developing. but temperatures are still li

the international - enduring conflict? the l international committee enduring conflict?mittee of enduring conflict? tte international committee of the red cross which has been present in lebanon since the 19605 present in lebanon since the 1960s has been at the forefront of responding to the escalation, they started in october 2023 as a result of the escalation in the south where we scaled up our emergency preparedness, preparing closely with our partners like the lebanese red cross, and now we are focusing on making sure there is access to emergency health care and we are sent to be mcgree setting up two trauma centres —— we are setting up. we also making sure we are advocating for the protection of the civilian population given our role as an international intermediary. and three, we are working on providing assistance to those who have been affected by the conflict, whether those who have stayed in the areas affected by conflict or those who have been displaced elsewhere.— who have been displaced elsewhere. , ., ., elsewhere. israel would say that the only _ elsewhere

and, and enough for internal growth. now, you know, frankly speaking, i'm not saying that they're not negative aspects of, of international sanctions. the regression to call them industry know that better than i do. but at the same time, you know that the economy is growing and having to fail, give you high rates of growth and the corporation there is still a very much for vibrant with the rest of the world is something that is only healthy in this, in this process, all obviously obviously you're sending a message that the sections simply to not for the. now i heard you're saying that one of the most common mistake is that the western policy makers choose to make about the roster is claiming that it is a small or fragile economy, a gas station masquerading as a country on. clearly, anyone who move the professionally, the rushes budgeting sheets out, it's balancing at its economic discipline, how it rolls back after the soviet co ops would know that it's not accurate. and it's not only about the size of the economy, but a

peace and security to the intern that international economy. but hopefully, hopefully we, we, we actually are here in egypt that it's best thing to play the significant told and international politics. the 2nd at the 2nd part of the question concerning concerning how egypt would benefit from, from, from its membership in the, in the, in the brakes. plus at 1st the for to be a member in such a mighty and importance a block of congress that aligns with the idea with a basic tenant exemption funding for a policy that dates back to 1950. 6 5, at one dependent conference had taken place and was the star of the non aligned movement. and the non outline movement made a difference in the international product expect then during the cold war. so we as a, a, from an assumption front of you being a member, an interest in what the other members in the, in, in, in, in bricks class. that of course, uh, gives us a, gives our foreign policy and added, eh, we eh, the end of the leasing on see, and on the international to see. yeah. in other words, yeah, exactly

a breaking all forms of international norm. but as africans, we unfortunately know that much of the so called rules based order is really something that gets used against the former soviet union countries. it gets used against african countries that gets used the games less than america because often us mtv of interest. and so what we are witnessing as advocates, as people coming from the so is the beginning, the violation of international law. what we're seeing is a repeat of what we once expediency in the own continent and our own country. all right, as allies are on the developments and the mid least, let's take a look at cnn's coverage from tel aviv i'll be back now. i was also told that it was us and tells you that among the targets where is rarely airfields but also, and this is crucial, the headquarters of messiah the, the international intelligence service of israel, which is inside tel aviv. it's in the northern part of the televi, but it's in the city. it's in a densely populated area. and of course the concern is if

the destruction of the international order. as we've seen it, especially from some real actors and people who have alternative agendas. and that's why i think during the brick summit inc, cause then there was such a talk that maybe a new international order and the structure is necessary. one that is built under respect when that is built on diplomacy and not on the volatility that we've seen in the current situation, especially by western countries. and the abrupt sees when he thought he was speaking to us. it's good to hear from you, christopher, how long the academic research on the international secretary of the american communist policy. thank you for your time. thank you. the india um china are opposed to be in the final stages of completing a military discount engagement along with disputed positive the food is, comes to stays on the latest of these 2 countries waste to the agreement during personal to so the brick summits in russia, the mutual, military pulled back would end, more than full use of a standoff and what in

the belarusian leader also drew attention to mutual support at international venues and confirmed plans to come to... visited the revived territories. trade turnover last year between our countries amounted to 400 million dollars, an increase of 116% by 2022. but the parties are confident that with mutual desire, these figures can grow many times over. they continued to talk about new niches for cooperation in the government house, belarusian prime minister roman golovchenko held talks with his azerbaijani counterpart in a narrow and expanded format. the parties are betting on an industrial operation, it was decided that belarusian municipal equipment and elevators will be assembled in azerbaijan. now the partners are discussing other promising niches. of course, there are some directions and the need to intensify joint work. in our opinion, at this stage, the projects that require closer attention include the creation of joint production of veterinary drugs in azerbaijan, localization of the production of belarusian medicines. together with our ganja automobile plant has had practical

they are uh, of course, benefiting brown from some international silence international and uh, maybe the best uh, i put a lot of what, what is happening and that's why they think they can, they can and they embraced level. so of course, and envision when the wood frame is uh, with face resistance will be faced with this, this and uh and of course that when the, when have they have the, uh, on the, on them and guys were fees on their uh, foot, soldiers and a so and then it was a neighbor that sadly move out as, as a rough $1.00 out of the time i big a button. but you said, what is the joint answer today on r c into the obvious, probably liberties parliament and thank are the person who are not as of the desktop and they've been on rise, is with the intensifying is really strikes. yes. is up mall. teddy says he will not support any constraints on aid to is all heels admitted. it was a us made bomb, but killed the leader of his beloved, but is top of the lives of lights up back tracks on those controversial remarks. we continue to talk to them. i've seen some positive responses from the

this year , he succeeded in becoming a member of the international assemblies or the international association accreditation of ilc laboratory qualification, and this process, as i mentioned, started in july. allowing us to share these mutual arrangements with our conformity assessment bodies has started and we've announced this to everyone across the country and the bodies those requirements and actually that process that needs to be done. some are doing it, and some are doing it, and this work has been done . what are its effects? the product or service will not happen, very well, this can even reduce costs and time now reduce it, we are now economic activists , that is, if we have a mandatory standard for a product, will it be accepted in other countries or not? are we being strict or not? i would like to serve my honorable and expert colleagues. i remember that in the previous parliament, one of the things that we insisted on to be approved was for the same memberships to be done in the parliament. fortunately, a big step has been taken, although there is room, for now, it is only limited

would you please indeed satisfy both international legality. hold with them to got the system that was created, the doctor, the end of the 2nd world war to prevent the commission on the overdose of 12 feet. is that what the experience you're doing? the 2nd world war he liked all these contexts. obviously somebody got toxic against the when i think 1st of all that they should be some legal consequences. what 1st of all, the international community should the united mostly come ban website to tax the united nations. but at the same time, the united nation, the general assembly, show the meat of the lease, uh, arrange a session and discuss the possibility one seat is the phone with the general assembly. this is a decision that has it pressing down to in the history and the president against the saucy con, a tied to a jeep, which was easy to buy from the assembly in the, in the seventy's that okay, danielle, when is why it was established. that was the neck before the policy ends. so a nation came into being and the population was dispossessed. and

this is happening called plus the international. but before looking at the guy, the t y, the legality of these legislation, please let me put these. so this is showing these legislation to the why the context and one of the context, the so the system of the cut docs by the us, by these today to solve it, these pretty nice nations. these context includes our talks against the ones that be genet on a case. and you want to see the peacekeeping of me showing the light but not included these blocks on over to so the owner of clemency seen god's asleep and the killing, the most one to stop the bus on that level to see emergency in the gods us the ecos included the complete to be 0 god, the babies way to solve a piece of the binding of the season's over the international cost of justice. so what do we have to think about for so water forming the nation, a loop, us bank, steve, we might be context all on the docks against the do not get the nations by your speed, which is police indeed said by moving the national legal entity over to move t

international law determines the fate of the people through elections. let it be done by themselves. well, the organization of the nations was established for this reason. let's hold elections. my islamic republic of iran, whatever the result will be. the countries of the world will respect and he will have friendly brotherly relations with the government that will be installed after that election. another important issue that was discussed in today's speech by the supreme leader of the revolution was the legitimacy of helping a nation that defends itself against the invaders based on islam, reason and international laws, and clearly emphasizing that for this reason no one has the right to the lebanese nation and hezbollah. lebanon is about helping the oppressed people. in our constitution , we have the 15th and 2nd principles and the 15th and 4th principles . i will quickly read these two principles because it is important that the 65th and 2nd principle states that the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran is based on negation of any seeking d

united states was dealing with their own internal in place. and paul walker was basically curbing down and facing the united states with very, very high interest rates. so there are a lot of negatives below owners coming from the fact that the one national academy seem to escape us dollar is being used as a courtesy for the international trade. this also bring you developed a huge 3 and the deficit for the u. s. a. and a lot of other, let's say professional salt companies like to let 6 you do you think in sacramento stuff happen in new york, sometimes thousands and thousands kilometers away from the purchase or environmental certain goods. maybe in a, you know, in africa and asia and left in american so all okay, well mr. sha sketch, we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few moments. state you in the the, what is a part of the employee would post good isn't the defense you of us and bidding the word or is it something deeper, more complex might be present good. let's stop without cases. let's go products.

this is always prepared by the elite of international diplomacy, a full-fledged international forum, and here are the leaders of entire states, politicians, big business people from dozens of countries, among the graduates, for example, the president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev, entrepreneurs, philanthropist alisher usmanov, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov and a whole galaxy scientists, journalists, government and public figures. the president of kazakhstan, kassym-jamar takayev, one of the most prominent graduates of the moscow state medical university. institute of international relations, dreamed of it while still an almaty schoolboy, and by the way, he entered on his first try in 1970. knowledge of chinese opened the way for takayev to china. in his fifth year, the future president of kazakhstan was sent for a six-month internship at the ussr embassy in the people's republic of china. after graduating, he made a brilliant diplomatic career. in his in his speech at the anniversary event, takayev noted that in the conditions of unprecedented geopolitical instability. the trai

community with rulings from the international court of justice and the international criminal courtnot to be intimidated, speak up, you lost, speak up for the people of palestine, of gaza, it is not anti-semitism to speak up, antisemitism is the state of israel, those in favor of draft resolution in may, 143 of the 193 members of the united nations general assembly voted in favor of palestine's admission to the un, action only sovereign states can take this sign. support would have been inconceivable had it not been for the events of october 7th and the resulting humanitarian catastrophe in غازه لذلك نقول انه الامر لا يتعلق فقط برد فعل وتوقعات الاحتلال يكون ذلك كان هذه ضروره للجانب الفلسطيني ان يوجع هذا الاحتلال حتى العالم يشعر بان القضيه الفلسطينيه هي في مهالك الطرق لدى الصهاينه و يستمرون في تنصلهم من حقوق الشعب الفلسطيني والعدو كان دائما يريد لقطاع غزه ان تكون قضيه انسانيه لا قضيه سياسيه ولذلك ارادت المقاومه ان تجعل من قضيه غزه هي قضيه مكمله للضفه الغربيه بما يجري فيها من انتهاكات لحقوق شعبنا الفلسطيني وتنصل للحلول السياسيه. ان 2023, a staggering two/thirds of the 21 un general as

and internal isolation. mr. doctor, i would like to discuss with your excellency the messages of waheh sadeq do operation from two perspectives, one is the message sadeq 2 promised to america and the zionist regime in particular, and the message sadeq 2 promised to our own people in our own country, if you agree first of all, please give an analysis of the message that was sent to america and the zionist regime with the two sincere promises, your excellency. if he said that he should take a course, it is over hit it 10 times. this message is very clear for the zionist regime and america. it showed that the islamic republic is victorious in that war of wills and when it wants to punish the aggressor and those who do not respect our red lines and national interests. and it endangers our national security . in this promise itself, the americans got this message before the attack, that is, they understood that we took this action against all the threats that netanyahu made in the un general assembly and in a mes

razavi ashour is an egyptian writer who was one of the writers who won international awards and actuallye from the perspective of a palestinian woman with the details of what happened in the village of tantoreh during their displacement and the presence of israel and the damages caused by this group of people. he mentions eating there in detail and this detail of his writing is very attractive and completely puts you in the position of the scene, and we are going to discuss this book, which was actually published by the city of adeb and translated by mrs. asmay khawajzadeh. in order to see how iranian writers can produce works that have an audience on the resistance front, see the many languages ​​in the world because of the function they find transmission. they find that, for example, the english language is transferred to other countries because of its scientific method. persian language is possible it is possible that if you make the resistance a topic of writing , your politics will change, this transfer of meaning will be formed from iran , and those commonalities between the persia

law you you mentioned international law. "what the unsar law, yemani government is doing, the army, they're actually acting in accordance to international law by waging this military attacks on israel, and and that's because of the genocide convention, the genocide convention clearly stipulates and mentions in article 1 that it becomes a responsibility of nations to step even by military force in order to prevent or bring an. to the genocide, so according to this genocide convention, unsatal law is acting in accordance to it, they're also acting in accordance to article 2 of the genocide convention, which names following uh war crimes, the the intent to commit or destroy a whole group, killing members of a group, causing serious bodily or mental damage to a certain group of people. and deliberately inflicting suffering a group of people, and all of this is just the beginning, when it comes to the many war crimes, war against humanity uh that's being perpetrated by the israeli regime in in gaza, and and what onsad law is also

uniting the international cultural space. today is the final day of the cis documentary film festival. the international film forum eurasia doc is gathering people to love for the eighth time. 324 last season there were 250, 16 countries are taking part in the competition, including iran, bangladesh, india, turkey and china. the theme of the eightieth anniversary was also reflected in the festival films liberation of belarus. these are the films that educate, when equals tell equals about eternal values. because we show some films in minsk in smolensk, there is a starting press conference, the first round tables, there is a youth format dog 4 minutes, a youth film competition, but all the winners and the youth adult program, we announce here in minsk, there will be a gorgeous musical program, i will not reveal all the secrets, but i can say that there will be a simply uplifting performance, we start in smolensk, then we are moving to minsk, so in general the program. belarusian schoolchildren conquer new heights, showing high

c. comes up at the university of international business and economics. thank you very much. i as well, we have seen the bricks is proving itself to be a viable platform for negotiations is audrey and i will just talk you about setting in the conflict in the middle east. and of course that has grown a lot of the summit's focus. well a chip shanita abdul, such as c c emphasize the importance of finding account to wait to as well as actions in gaza as washington of course continues to support it. ally, what have you in this regard to the, cannot this because they've got into international crises and challenges without discussing the crisis weaknesses by the middle east region, given the continuous. is there any ward for more than a year? again, as the sounds of the sting of beeping the see did the in ghost as to add to are surrounded by all forms of narrative and intimidation. as well as the spider aggression and deliberate needs to the daughters, which is the great positive evidence to want to have our word at the end, the international awareness they come today as they are vo

in general, i want to say that our country has fulfilled all international agreements related to theonstruction of nuclear power plants. and here is smagate - this is, perhaps, a very... specific example, a good example of interaction with an international organization responsible for these topics, what we have seen in recent years in the world lacking this cooperation, interaction, partnership and, let's say, on a parity basis and honest partnership, you know, i believe that... the russian federation used them very economically, rationally, and we didn’t even use the full estimate, but we were able to build thanks to high professionalism, thanks, that is, to interaction with the magate, the use of our builders, the use of our materials, to build very, let’s say, economically, effectively from a financial point of view z... and the president also said about this, that we created this very serious, very serious facility, practically from scratch, this station, because we didn’t have, that is specialists, we didn't have experts, but we prepared in advance, we knew that we would build a

over the past few weeks had become internally displaced, was playing the bombing feeling. and destruction is ray, the killing machine? sped no, on the left lot. you know, overnight a 100 families also help but has lost their normal life. was their home, their memories, their hopes? well, how do i do that gives you what and what the lift you know, the imp cannot. they have fled on the shelters. c, king security and safety and festival, the hub. israel was a boy, yet you have to rob them of their home or some of their memories. you know, their home was full, but they can not take away their will for life. bob and one's disappointments up for this coming machines and the that has killed because of children and human and the elderly. while most recently targeted journalist, paramedics and medical personnel. well, 3rd targeting hospital, one of my, their targeting cultural historic sites such as found back and tier than armada studies with blind hatred, their bomb in history and international as long as they sion and had to be shut off . and part of these items, the guns can on

i mean it's, it's, it's a, it's against too many seats against international law. if you have someone just sit with you and you just don't go until the decide the best we have for and you, i think what that the nothing, you know, i've been trying to do in the past a year or so trying to drive the whole area to an old or you said that he wants to change them, at least i know how else would he want to change them at least if he doesn't get. ready or that act the night with states into an all outward with the open old prompts at the same time. under the pretext of protecting isn't i you? and i believe that escalating the situation in the south and disconnecting the aggression on having this war. i'm getting civilians is about dragging more and more that they could uh, reactions from has been to just buy more and more escalation and may be a drag in other countries and to this pull it out for a lot. so i always had time for this all moonies and fees, and the nose is coming up in the next few minutes. just say hey, with us on off the international the same rom, just don

is really committed to international law. it's one of the things— international law.ings he is unyielding about and he has proven— things he is unyielding about and he has proven himself flexible on many things— has proven himself flexible on many things but— has proven himself flexible on many things but not that i think it does -ive things but not that i think it does give a _ things but not that i think it does give a certain authority and credibility that has been lacking in recent— credibility that has been lacking in recent years. but the rest of it will depend partly on what happens in the _ will depend partly on what happens in the united states in november and other factors like that but it has been _ other factors like that but it has been perhaps too big a focus in the early— been perhaps too big a focus in the early months. been perhaps too big a focus in the early months— been perhaps too big a focus in the earl months. ~ ., , ., ., ., early months. would you agree, what was it like on — early months. would you agree, what was it like on that _ early mont