, however, after the war, the league of nations was changed by the organization. ted nations how do you feel about this structure in the context of these criticisms that are coming, including from the side of israel towards the secretary general of the un. yes, israel acts harshly and does the right thing, and this, by the way, is a very correct example for us, which is necessary. that's harsh, in general the world respects only force, but all this that we discussed with you demonstrates once again only one thing: only force is respected by the world, everything else you can have endless conversations and nothing will happen, and the un is an institution that talks, but really cannot do much, i do not reject them from the point of view, of course ukraine should use this as a platform, of course it is also one of the tools, and this war is also being fought on the diplomatic front, but... you cannot hope for anyone at all , we must rely only on ourselves and on building a strong state, this is the only guarantee that we will exist. thank you, mr. oleksiy, for the co

, although, after the war, the league of nations was replaced by the united nations organizationow do you feel about this structure in the context of these criticisms that are coming, including from the side of israel towards the secretary general of the un. well, yes, israel is acting tough and doing the right thing, and this, by the way, is a very correct opinion for us. what is needed to act harshly, in general the world respects only force, but all this that we discussed with you demonstrates once again only one thing: only force is respected by the world, everything else can be endlessly talked about and nothing will happen, and the un is an institution that talks, but in reality cannot do much, i do not reject them from the point of view, of course, ukraine should use this as a platform, of course, this is also one of the tools, and this war is on the diplomatic side. but you don't have to hope for one, hope for anyone at all, you have to hope to build a strong state only on ourselves, and we, this is the only guarantee that we will exist. thank you, mr. oleksiy, for the co

, however, after the war, the league of nations was replaced by the united nations organizationu feel about this structure so far in the context of these criticisms that are going on? including from israel to the un secretary general. yes, israel is acting tough and doing the right thing, and this, by the way, is a very good example for us to act tough. in general, the world respects only strength. that's all, all that we discussed with you. once again, i would like to point out only one thing: only the villages are respected by the world, everything else can have endless conversations and nothing will happen, and the un is an institution that conducts conversations, but in reality it cannot do much, i do not reject them from the point of view, of course, ukraine should use it as a playground of course, this is also one of the tools, and this war is also being waged on the diplomatic front, but it is not necessary to hope for it, to hope for anyone at all, you have to... rely only on yourself and on building a strong state, this is the only guarantee that that we will exist. tha

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because the league of nations could not do its job. at that time, it was under the influence of great powers. in fact, especially the english. at that time, because he could not be efficient. in fact, a world war broke out. after the world war, international conferences were formed. the san francisco conference is like saying that we should establish the united nations to prevent the next war. now the question or the reality of the scene is that the security council, which has the exclusive task of maintaining international peace and security, it does not perform its duty. or better to say in line. the interests, duties, and functions of the westerners are trying, if we look at it from that angle, the intervention of the americans, the british, and the french has made the inefficiency of the united nations quite evident. now mr. guterres is the secretary general of the united nations in his negotiations with some leaders. the countries have spoken and expressed that, sir, i can't do my job properly, i can't do anything. let me do it now

but my question is, it's a bit a three parter is the we see of the league of nations to for united nations in the korean conflict and also the inability of the peace conference to contain russian bolshevism and concessions they made to japan and without korean ambassadors present at the conference. can i take the first part of that first and perhaps then because interestingly, of course, america doesn't participate in the league of nations. franklin roosevelt been part of the wilson administration. he sort of closed in world war two. so this is the second chance to get america membership. and he also sees united nations as a way of rectifying some of the perceived flaws of the league and. so that's where you get the the general scholarship and you get the general assembly, you get the skewed on general assembly, and that in roosevelt's mind, is the great powers having a lot more say. one of the things we haven't talked about yet in the korean war is that the reason why truman was able to get united nations authorization is that stalin is boycotting the organization he's boycotting in prote

so i level of the nations league. so idon'l — level of the nations league. d why people would be doubting this group of players — would be doubting this group of players. it's a tough moment, there — players. it's a tough moment, there is— players. it's a tough moment, there is no— players. it's a tough moment, there is no doubt about it, but we believe in ourselves. in the same league as scotland and portugal, poland will face croatia and title holders spain will meet serbia. in league c, northern ireland will try for a victory at windsor park after losing 1—0 away to bulgaria last month. a win for england woman against west indies would guarentee them a place in the semi—finals of the t20 world cup — they're currently in action in their final group game. the windies won the toss and elected to bowl. they are currently 38 for three _ losing the wicket of danni wyett—hodge for 16 and alice capsey for just i. if england win, they'll face new zealand in the final. if they lose, then they, west indies and south africa will all finish on six points and run—rate w

france agreed on the seizure of the arab lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britain urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft where it is war. secretary winston churchill birds the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i on their hel dane bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to size all day and recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the mediaeval girl, the paid off, the revolt was crushed. however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized the solve the 1st as the king of a rag time gave part of the power to representatives of the local population. v. a racket revolt marke

be absolutely ridiculous, nevertheless, there it was and this was the principal tool of the league of nations. it got off to predictably rocky start, the league of nations decided they would sanction only if they united ethiopia and threatened legal sanctions, ignore the threat entirely and when italy invaded, the sanctions were put on italy and they made no difference whatsoever in a talent -- italian policy toward ethiopia. i think it is something one needs to think about in terms of all of our economic sanctions these days as well. it depends a little bit on, i suppose, what you try to achieve by economic sanctions. if you try to express your dissatisfaction, unhappiness with some country, okay, that is one thing if you think sanctions are going to have such an effect as to change the policies of other governments, i think you will be sorely mistaken. there really is a very little evidence that this ever works. or better yet, if you try to change the whole foreign regime with sanctions, that almost never works. not to say there have not been a few cases where it worked, senator lugar very

to be something ridiculous but nevertheless there was and this was the principal tool of the league of nations and it got off to a rocky start but the league of nations decided they would sanction italy if they invaded ethiopia. and threaten italy with sanctions and and when italy invaded it made no difference whatsoever and i think that is something one needs to think about in terms of all of our economic sanctions as well. and it depends a little but i suppose in what you're trying to achieve by economic sanctions and if you're just trying to express dissatisfaction or unhappiness with something again, that is one thing that if you think that sanctions would have such an effect is to change the policies of other governments, i think you will be sorely mistaken and there really is a very little evidence that this really works but if you're going to change the whole foreign regime with sanctions that almost never works. and i won't say where the has to be a few cases where it works but they were very much involved in sanctions against south africa in the apartheid regime. and they were very sp

this was the principal tool, the league of nations. and it got to a predictably rocky start. league of nations decided that they were going to sanction italy. they invaded ethiopia and threatened italy with sanctions and italy ignored the threat entirely. and then when italy invaded the sanctions put on italy and they made no difference whatsoever in italian policy toward ethiopia. and i think that's something. that one needs to think about in terms all of our economic sanctions. these days as well. it depends a little bit, i suppose, on what you're trying to achieve by economic sanctions. if you're just trying to express your dissatisfaction, unhappiness with some. okay, that's that's one thing. but if you think that sanctions are going to have an effect as to change policies of other governments, i think you're going to be sorely mistaken. there really is very little evidence that that's ever worked or better yet, if you're going to change the whole foreign regime with sanctions that almost never works. and so not to say that there haven't been a few cases where it's worked.

germany's position been officially declared on german territory, germany has withdrawn from the league of nations, very clearly declaring to the world what it absolutely wants to do, since 1933 , concentration camps have already been operating, in which they are already starting to put anti-fascists, very clearly, and europe is small, these are small countries, everyone knows everything. everyone, all european countries understood perfectly well what was happening, against the background of the fact that a network of struggle against anti-fascists was developing inside germany, and concentration camps were being built, germany declares militarization, germany withdraws from the treaties that limit it, against the backdrop of all this, step by step, first the anglo-german naval agreement, which says: "well, you are becoming more active, okay, we will give you the opportunity to further expand your capabilities in the navy, then in treaties with france, treaties with poland, treaties with many european countries. let us recall that the versailles peace treaty signed in 1919 deprived germany of its

nation, ethiopia. so let's have a look and see what it brings. now to the bricks table, the easily has now mobilized against t t o p. a. in spite of the league of nations. in spite of her treaty of arbitration, in spite of efforts at conciliation and adjustment, economic exploitation based on the excuse of re surprise you, this is the program of the white world, italy states in openly and plainly the world for any part of it seems unable to do anything to prevent the impending blow, the only excuse for which is that other nations have done exactly what italy is doing the entire ethiopians, official entry into the bricks mechanism. opens the door for ethiopia to gain significant political, economic, and social advantages. while further strengthening our balance to engagement with global partners, the strongest safety if you, if you're doing this as far as the help you, we traditionally have deep relations. our spiritual humanitarian ties are very good, and many of our companies are showing interest in working on the ethiopian market. these are energy companies. these are machine building companies. the big group membership is machinery in goo

this was approved by the league of nations in july 1922, but there was a crucial contradiction within the mandates. members of design and movement, including the british politician herbert samuel, attended the son remote conference. and the ball for declaration was incorporated into the british mandates. but the british also had a dual obligation to govern and conduct policy in palestine on behalf of both jews and arabs. in reality, however, the sun remo conference took the balance significantly. one way, the divers sure j. important landmark for design this. so if i 1920, when to send re my conference withheld, of course that was also separated as an important victory on the basis of the po for declaration promise. i will say because design is we're working hard to ensure that the terms of about for declaration would be incorporated into the terms of the mandate itself. so that was sure it's really important and moment and can be compared under with the un decision in 1947 took partitions, kind of started into jewish, dark the matter. and then what's the last time i've sent me over t

and so congress did not ratify the league of nations, which, of course, killed it basically from day one, because if the united states was not going to be participating, then it was not going to work as the type of international organization that it needed to be. so so, yes, that was an instance. if you're going to sign, you know, an agreement that commits the united states to, an international community, you have to actually have some congressional buy in. and it is actually important sometimes to talk to the senate occasionally. well, thank you all so much. i think that this our last well hopefully, i will see you this evening after dinner. but if not i hope you have a wonderful evening and i will see tomorrow. and for those you who want to learn more about the fabulously colorful john adams, i do hope i will see you post dinner back this room. and if not, i will see you. morning. thank you. from the nation's capital. we bring you a report of special interest to the of the state of new york. let's look at congress. when senator kenneth keating and his distinguished guest week now y

have a listen to this, the easily has now mobilized against if you appear in spite of the league of nations. in spite of her treaty of arbitration, in spite of efforts at conciliation and adjustment, economic exploitation based on the excuse of race prejudice is the program of the white world. italy states it openly and plainly the world for any part of it seems unable to do anything to prevent the impending below. the only excuse for which is that other nations have done exactly what italy is doing. the, [000:00:00;00] the entire ethiopians, official entry into the bricks mechanism opens the door for ethiopia to gain significant political, economic, and social advantages. while further strengthening our balanced engagement with global partners, the strongest safety issue. if you're doing this as part of the help you, we traditionally have deep relations. our spiritual humanitarian ties are very good, and many of our companies are showing interest in working on the open market. these are energy companies. these are machine building companies, the, the big group membership is the missionary

supposed to stop uh such acts of crime uh namely the united nations, a an organization that is soly based, that is soly founded on the basis that it's predecessor, the league of nations failed to uh failed to prevent uh something like world war 1, so uh the um something like world war i so uh the un was founded to prevent uh another world war uh but uh with their passivity shown uh in the past year and lot more than that uh, it seems like uh, it is up to freedom-seeking countries themselves to uphold their own values and uh take and and uphold their dignity in the face of a criminal uh an insane criminal such as the likes of benjamin netanyahu. now uh to that i ask you zainab uh, how has the international sentiment changed on the side of both the people of the world and also the... governments of the world when it comes to the perception that they have on governing bodies such as the un, and it's like such as other defense councils, defense organizations like the nato who are supposed to be peacekeepers in whatever region they're supposed to keep the peace in. well, first we we might have to start by looking at the history of the united nation itself, so t

. _ now, after the first world war, britain took control— under a so—called mandate - of the league of nationsf that - what is now lebanon and syria. as for the role of britain, it spent about 30 years . in the region as conflictl between arabs and jews broke out over the land there. and then what happened i was we saw the americans increasingly back thej right, as they saw it, for the zionist movement, for a jewish homeland. - now, in 1948, there was. the british pulled out, um, and then there was a i conflict after the state of israel was declared. arab countries invadedj and during that period, over about a year or so from before that into late 1948. l in that conflict - there, about three quarters of a million - palestinians were forced or fled from their homes in the war surrounding . israel's creation. now, when the state of israel was declared, the us- was the very first country toi recognise the state of israel. and we've seen then throughout the last i the next century, - the century that followed, that, the us continued to back its israeli ally. and increasingly become involved _ in

today, the national football team of ukraine started preparing for the october matches of the league of nations in group b-1 against georgia and the czech republic. about which of the players will not help the national team, who expects to debut in the upcoming matches, we we'll tell you on wednesday. cheer for your own. by the way, would you like to congratulate the futsal team of ukraine with bronze, although the fans, you do not know, our futsal team found fans all over the world, and with their game, with spectacle, self-sacrifice, they were really lions on the fields, in my opinion, this where in uzbekistan or where was that championship, but after overcoming, well, ukraine, everyone says, should have passed brazil too, had, there were chances, well, somewhere not... lucky, but in any case, this bronze 7:1 in france, and everyone thanked to the ukrainian team precisely for defeating the french, precisely this french team, why, because well, there were very big questions before how the french left the group, when they played, when they lost a key match, because it was the loss tha

france agreed on the seizure of the arab lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britain urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft radius war. secretary, winston churchill birch. they use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser, i own their health gain border, the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to sized paulding recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the media build grow the paid off. the result was crush, however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized the solve the 1st as the king of a rag time gave part of the power to representatives of the local population. v a racket revolt marked

france agreed on the seizure of the air of lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused a particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britons urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft, british war secretary, winston churchill birds, the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i on their hel dane bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to size paulding recalls ethnically. in his memoirs, the medieval girl, the paid off, the revolt was crushed, however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized the solve the 1st as the king of a rag time gave part of the power to representatives of the local population via racket. revolt marked the

archives that uh they have stated that this time because we previously before the un we had the league of nations uh and well obviously that failed to prevent the second world war, but this time uh, it is stated in that government archive, the us uh said that we need to play a major role in running this particular organization, the united nations, and um, i mean, they have been, and from the powerlessness of the un and uh, the hopelessness that it has instilled in uh, freedom seeking people of the world and freedom-seeking nations of the world with their... best is offering uh condolences or expressing worries as they have been doing for quite some time uh, think it is high time that, mean it has already been, but more than ever now it is high time that freedom-seeking nations uh and groups take matters into their own hands uh and uh while people already know that these organizations cannot be trusted or at least really looked up to, um, it it is time for uh freedom-seeking countries to do what is necessary to uh to do what the un can't do essentially, to do what the un is supposed to do, right?

palestinians and the genocide in going on in on everything, but what we had before the un, we had league of nations, right, but that was replaced by the un because it was in effective, um, also potentially meant to be ineffective. the point of it is that generally when a bunch of different powers get together to make an international organization, what it does in effect is policing other nations, that was the goal of the un to begin with, you know, there are various conferences like the tehran conference where major world powers... the time got together, decide to make the system where they would have the veto power, where they would make the ultimate final decision, and everybody else would have to abide, basically it was created to police. nations that did not already have a strong power to to defend themselves, that was the whole intention of the un, that was the whole goal of the un, it was never to uphold human rights, that was not even, i mean that's that's the way that the un was sold to the audiences across the world, but what we actually know is that it was not the intention of internation

thought wilson studied the causes of war and came up with 14 points to eradicated including the league of nations, which would mediate quarrels in a new civilized world statesmen assembled to draw up the piece treaty germany agreed to peace based on wilson's 14 points in december of 1918, sales of brand. and he was hailed in europe as a savior his bold idea for a new world order was popular but it proved ahead of its time the opposition back home, the league was met with stiff republican resistance directly to the american people barnstorming the country without the league, there would be another world war. >> wilson some warn his impassioned defense seem to be winning people over massive stroke, leaving his left side paralyzed his wife kept it secret and quietly ran the country the league went down to defeat and an invalid wilson finished his term later hope of a lasting peace, peace time american should keep out and i know i will coming up we, cannot win this war for england. >> that is why the america first committee has been formed america turns inward like never before conquest and woodrow w

of last season. tuchel won the league with bayern and psg and, of course, the champions league with chelsea. interim manager lee carsley will remain in charge for the november nations and the republic of ireland. england have been without a permanent manager since gareth southgate resigned after euro 2024, but will tuchel be the right fit for the fa? he likes the mentality of english players and, of course, tried to get quite a few english players into bayern munich when he was there. he's a huge anglophile. i can tell you that. i think he has a talent for getting a lot out of a squad and finding solutions. some people enjoy football slightly differently to the one that thomas tuchel has been putting out. i think there's no doubt that he's a very talented manager and is as close as a guarantee of a successful and competent stint as anyone else. 0ur sports editor, dan roan, explains why the fa have decided to move so quickly. perhaps two factors accelerated this process. the first, that the candidacy of the interim, lee carsley, was effectively ended last week with that defeat to greece at wembley, and his rather mixed messaging when it came to questions over whethe

two settler colonial nations and the united states of those nations by no are trying to impose on native population at the time the whole nation is surrounded by canada. go to the league of nations and say this is why you are founded. this is a violation of international law. stand up for us. they don't. however, it sets a precedent. tribal nations using international organizations as a way to bolster claims tribal sovereignty that will manifest a little bit more productively in 1950s and obviously 1970s and onward. and then also in of this idea of tribal sovereignty existing alongside u.s. citizenship, i think a way that we can u.s. court like u.s. to be nice to some of the taxation cases that i referenced before as certainly intending to leave the door open for sort of almost like a dual citizenship situation or for a way for people to hang on to tribal nationhood while also being members of of the us. there's a way that those cases are sort of providing a precedent that native can use later on to see, to say, look, 1916, the u. supreme court said that tribal belonging is not income flecked with u.s. citizenship, and that is a way that can sort of manifest as greate

nations, canada and the united states. both of those nations, by no coincidence are trying to impose citizenship on native populations at the time. the haudenosaunee, surrounded by canada, go to the league of nations and say , this is why you are founded. this is a violation of international law. stand up for us. they don't. however, it sets the precedent of tribal nations using international organizations as a way to bolster claims to tribal sovereignty that we will see manifest a little bit more productively in the 1950s and 1970s and onward. also, in terms of this idea of tribal sovereignty existing alongside u.s. citizenship, i think there is a way that we can read u.s. court cases -- some of the taxation cases i referenced before -- i am certainly not intending to leave the door open to a dual citizenship interpretation or a way for people to hang onto tribal nationhood while also being members of the u.s.. there is a way that those cases are providing a precedent that native people can use later on to say, in 1916, the u.s. supreme court said that tribal belonging is not in conflict with u.s. citizenship and that is a way that can manifest radar rights in the latter half of the 20

it could have been on this book, in which wilson said, when he was busy helping create the league of nationssaid, the fully economic sanctions against the country is more harsh and more severe penalty as a country and invading them militarily and seems to beab of cours ridiculous. nevertheless, there was an this was a possible tool of nations. that up to a predictably rocky start the nations decided they were going to sanction if they invaded ethiopia and threaten italy sanctions and italy ignore the front entirely and then they invaded. the sanctions initially and no difference whatsoever. i think that is something that one needs to think about in terms of our economic sanctions these days as well. it depends upon i suppose and what you're trying to achieve by the sanctions are justt trying o express your dissatisfaction okay, that is one thing but if you think that sanctions are going to have such an effect as to change the policies of the governments want to be sorely mistaken,n. the really very lite evidence that the several works. but he had a going to change the whole foreign regime wi

wilson where he was in euro t help negotiate the end of world war i to try t figure out the league of nations but he presendis 14ois which wereso uimately, while not successful read some of the ideas behindhe original creation o t united nations and the concept there should be an international community to try and talk with each other and prevent future war. wet talked a little bit about r and churchill's close relationship. they of course and met at the white house. they met on various warships off ofo newfoundland but also met n europe several times to figure out. included meetings with stone and the gall as well as in-person meetings proved to be pretty essential.rd some people suggest toward the end of the war fdr's health was failing him he in fact did not live to see the end of it. some people think he may be got run over by stalin towards the very end because he did not have the same personality he had earlier. i think this demonstrates the structures in place to make a very big difference. >> eisenhower was notoriously good at understands type of diplomacy. supreme allied commander du

game one of the national league championship series. aces this man right here jose iglesias. >> john: he's been incredible. not afraid to swing aggressively but hitting .294 with two strikes. that tells you he's comfortable with his mechanics of making contact when he needs to. he's played great defense and filled in for the injured jeff mcneil. >> joe: 1-1 from jack flaherty taken jack flaherty taken one away. iglesias came from the month of may best .337 over all and has given the mets not only overblown to say season changing spark with the production but with his personality and positivity as well. and of course his song, right? "omg." >> john: if you get to the bottom of the zone that's going to be tough on hitters and good for jack flaherty because he has pitches to accomplish swing and miss is off the fastball. >> joe: 2-2 off the passed ball. kikÉ hernandez drifting back and puts it away. flaherty retired the first seven. you can take your pick, so many different things. there is no one right decision but there's so many differen

national team. one of the most memorable moments of hafek with barca was in the semi-finals of the champions league against chelsea in 2009, where he led barca to the final match with a spectacular shot in the final moments and finally ended up winning the blaugrana in the champions league. . in 2018, he said goodbye to barca and the spanish national team at the same time and joined vissel kobe of japan his football experience was formed in the uae and finally at the age of 40 he decided to say goodbye to football. i can't be far away from football because football is my whole life. if i could , i would play until i was 90 years old. if there is one word that can describe this moment. that word is proud , proud that i fought until the last day, and these tears are from emotions and pride, not from sadness when one of the best halfbacks in history. we learn football, without a doubt, this ista is one of them, a player who was simply magic with the ball. the national physical fitness competition is going to be held next week in ramsar, mazandaran province, with the participation of 2,000 athletes. it

they hope to win them to go back to the top of the table and get promoted to the top level of the nations leagueand at the women's t20 world cup, pakistan's hopes of making it to the knockout phase for the first time were given a boost as they beat sri lanka. it was a low—scoring affair though, batting first, pakistan were helped by fatima sana's 30 offjust 20 balls as they made 116. in reply, sri lanka never really got going with only two players reaching double figures, as pakistan took control of the match. sadia iqbal was the pick of the pakistan bowlers, taking 3/17 as they won by 31 runs. but scotland's first ever cricket world cup match ended in defeat as they were beaten by bangladesh in the tournament's opening match. set 120 to win, scotland fell 17 runs short. here's our cricket reporter henry moeran in sharjah. defeat for scotland in their tournament opener and the first world cup match of any side. it was performance, in the end, that fell short of what they would have been hoping for. tash farrant, england baller, was watching on for the bbc. 120 was their target against bangladesh