on the 3 pillars of the n p t. we need suddenly to talk about a persistency or risk and nuclear planting grain, or threatens ukraine on its population, but not only its neighboring country, but also the repeat in continent. and beyond that, you recall one fundamental fact that is way more than a curiosity until russians invasion of ukraine. no nuclear plant has been ever attacked, overrun, occupied, and reportedly militarized by an invading army. it is the 1st time that this is happening as a result of russia's war of choice. and it has created one of the worst precedence that is countries evidence that the russian forces have been continued to conduct their ugly warwick lastly ambled brutality. that is a legitimate concern, therefore, the russian forces may directly or indirectly cause as soon as or severe nuclear accident and take other actions that may result in the exposure of gain population to isaac radiation. all while accusing the victims of such others of the victims of such actions. such dreadful concerns

and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t. r. meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. christine salumi al jazeera, the united nations. well, the head of a round atomic agency says his country has the ability to make a nuclear bomb, but doesn't plan to an advisor to iran supreme leader made similar comments to algebra last month. so by the us it's no secret that we have become a nuclear threshold states and this is a reality. it's also no secret that we have the technical capabilities required to manufacture a nuclear bomb. but we don't want that global watchdog say, despite a small decrease in the number of warheads. now, thea, the total nuclear arsenal is expected to grow in the next decade. just 9 countries hold the world's estimated stock pile of 12700 nuclear warheads. more than 90 percent of them belong to russia in the us. the 2 nations have been jointly retiring there. austin, on getting rid of a total

and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t. r. meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations. the white house is announced, $1000000000.00 in a sustained stealing with the consequences of extreme weather. wildfire are burning in california while dozens of died and devastating funds in the state of kentucky brow. brown's now heart rending scenes in rural kentucky as intense rainstorms have caused flooding day after day in mountain valleys. many people in the impoverished region have seen all their possessions washed away with laugh 4 houses. couple of a he called all our farm equipment. i mean, technically there's not enough left. firstly homes gone. my new home i just, i put in the line. i had to start from scratch all over again. but even worse, the floods have claimed at least 30 lives. these children were ripped from their mother's arms by the rushing water. all 4 sib

and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t. r. meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations. the opposition in india is coating on the government to rethink its move to increase taxes on essentials prices for products like milken, rice would be affected. unlimited reports from new delhi. the engine parliament has been employed in chaos over the last few weeks and it is over the issue of price rise. opposition parties have been demanding a debate. they have stage protests and a walk out several m. p. 's have also been suspended for demonstrating her recently the government to increase taxes on several products and impose new ones on basic necessities like rice flour, packaged food and dairy products. this has increased price is further isadine m m m . and the problem is that glass is a big expense to in the price of sweet lem has also one of these were much cheaper . and

and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t. r. meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations, kosovo. police have close to border crossings with serbia. after local serbs blocked roads and fired shot said police. the serbs are protesting against an order to switch this serbian car license plates to kosovo ones because of declared independence from serbia in 2000 a night. but more than 50000 serbs living in northern casa vote, still use serbian license plates. the government and serbia does not recognize cost of our as a country. al jazeera is brianna story out of it. shes at one of those closed border crossings. this is regarding a one of the border crossing between serbia and castilla, as you can see from sunday evening, there is no crossing on the border crossing because the government of possible announced new rules that are supposed to be implemented to day for the c

but a month later, russia invaded ukraine, while russia claims full compliance with the n p t. others consider that a threat, and it's engaged in reckless, dangerous nuclear saber rattling with its president warning that though supporting ukraine self defense, quote, risk and consequences such as you have never seen in your entire history. and then there's the iran nuclear deal agreed in 2015. it was heralded as a step toward reducing proliferation until the u. s. withdrew. now iran says it has enough uranium to build a nuclear weapon. it's under unloaded mobil while few nations have gone as far as north korea and trying to build them anti nuclear campaign, or say other countries are expressing a new willingness to host them as a deterrent. that's what frightens valerie. a has a nuclear expert from ukraine attending the conference. so there is a widespread belief that nuclear weapons have prevented a big war. and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t, or meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions.

n. in new york at rebecca, thank you very much for your time. what's your reaction men to the end p t conference ending in failure and how much of a setback is this for non proliferation and disarmament? of course, it is very disappointing, but it should not be surprising. the n p t has actually been fading for a long time because it is, are essentially used by the nuclear armed states to reinforce. there are almost the validity that they attached to nuclear weapons. and he, we are taking place, ah, at a time when russia has, as launched an invasion against a ukraine, but also threatened, ah, the use of nuclear weapons, ah, in which deterrence has, has fit, clearly failed. and in which the vast majority of countries here actually want the n p t to tackle nuclear disarmament as well as nuclear risks. okay, dangerous. who take these things? seriously? yeah, that's an important point to make rebecca, because as i say russia blocked the final agreement, and this won't come as a surprise to many within the nonproliferation community like yourself and see russia perhaps using nuclear threat

briefing we are having a discussion on the backdrop of the 10th review conference of their parties of n p t happening in these premises. their objective of this treaty is to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and weapons technology promote corporation in the piece, pull uses of nuclear energy and find that the goal of achieving nuclear, disarmament and general ah, complete disarmament. we are all alive to the fact that the use of these weapons, whether intentional or accidental, can have an apocalyptic effect on humanity by a diversity and the environment can yet therefore reaffirms. it's believe that the total elimination of nuclear weapons remains the only absolute guarantee against the use all threat of use of nuclear weapons. in this regard, we are deeply concerned by the reports of shelling of ukraine's sa parisha nuclear power plant. we not with relieved that no damage was caused to the reactors themselves. nor was that any radiological release or reports of injuries, fully aware of the catastrophic effects of a tree or deliberate targeting of such an installation. we aj the need t

and in which the vast majority of countries here actually want the n p t to tackle nuclear disarmament as well as nuclear risks and dangerous. you take the thing seriously. nuclear weapons actually have never deterred conflict. so was now what we've seen this year is that perhaps hiding behind the belief in nuclear weapons deterring, president putin of russia exercised what he thought was going to be freedom of action to invade only to find that he met with resistance. and then came the nuclear threats in ethiopia, an air strike has killed at least 4 people, including 2 children in mikaela, the regional capital of to grey. both sides accused each other of breaking a fragile seas, fine a conflict that is now kill thousands of people. catalogue has heard a young sport, an air strike in the capital of ethiopia as t gray region could signal a new phase of renewed fighting local media, say the central government is responsible for the attack in an area control by rebels from the te graham people's liberation front or t p l f that she disco california. i mean, i think the s drive kid around

and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t. r. meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations. ah, and let's take a look at those headlines now. they're not, his states is killed, the leader of, i'll hide and a drawn strike in the afghan capital cobble president joe biden said. intelligence officials tracks aimen, a zola, heavy to a home in the center of the city. i'll zero's alley, let's see if he has more from cobble. really important to keep in mind is if you look behind us, we're in a central part of the city. you know, where near bank we're near grocery store and your money exchanges. all sorts of basic civilian things. and this house that he was allegedly saying and reportedly belong to someone tied to the government, if not a government official himself a guest house belonging to the government. so this may be part of why anthony blinking is saying that you know, t

but a month later, russia invaded ukraine, while russia claims full compliance with the n p t. others consider that a threat, and it's engaged in reckless, dangerous nuclear saber rattling with its president. warning that though supporting ukraine, self defense, quote, risk and consequences such as you have never seen in your entire history. and then there's the iran nuclear deal agreed in 2015. it was heralded as a step toward reducing proliferation until the u. s. withdrew. now iran says it has enough uranium to build a nuclear weapon. it's under unloaded, movable, while few nations have gone as far as north korea and trying to build them anti nuclear campaign, or say other countries are expressing a new willingness to host them as a deterrent. that's what frightens valerie. a has a nuclear expert from ukraine attending the conference. so there is a widespread belief that nuclear weapons have prevented a big war.

and in which the vast majority of countries here actually want the n p t to tackle nuclear disarmament as well as nuclear risks and dangerous. you take these things seriously. nuclear weapons actually have never deterred conflict. so was now what we've seen this year is that perhaps hiding behind the belief in nuclear weapons deterring, president putin of russia exercised what he thought was going to be freedom of action to invade only to find that he met with resistance. and then came the nuclear threats. the united nations has also failed to reach an agreement on a tracy to protect marine life. a legally binding text would have address, growing environmental and economic challenges. deep sea mining and growth and shipping with some of the sensitive issues that dominate the talks is now up to the un general assembly to resume the 5th session slat on our dessert, we meet cambodians with jail cessation media. pace is part of the gums cracked down on free speech online. and the drug company madana takes rival pfizer and bind tech to co, excusing them of coping. it's m r n a technology ah

and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t. r. meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations. the white house has impact more than $1000000000.00 for areas affected by extreme, whither the money is designed to help communities prepare for climate related disasters. in california, fire chiefs heavily satellites, images of the largest wild foss seen there this year. the mckinney fire is one of several major fires burning across the west coast. it's been burning for 3 days. at least 2000 people have been forced to leave their homes and cisco, you county. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the leader of al qaeda, i'm and als our haiti has been killed in a c. i drone strike in afghanistan in a televised address announcing the strike president joe biden said us intelligence officials tracks as our he to home and downtown kabul, where he was hiding from heidi

and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t. r. meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations pakistan selection commission says the party of former prime minister m ron con, received illegal funds. it accused the party of getting the money from abroad, which is against the law. the finding could mean that sir conn and his party are eventually banned from politics. the white house is pledged $1000000000.00 an aide for states dealing with consequences of extreme weather. wildfires of burning in california while dozens of died and devastating floods in the state of kentucky. rob reynolds report. heartrending scenes in rural kentucky as intense rainstorms have caused flooding day after day in mountain valleys. many people in the impoverished region have seen all their possessions washed away with laugh 4 houses, couple of vehicles, all our farm equipment. i mean, technically

and it turned out not to be true, signatories to the n p t. r meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations in western canada authorities of told people to leave their homes church were out of control wildfire. several plans and helicopters have been dispatched to try to tackle the care of me else creek fire in british columbia. people living in 25 homes have been told to leave more than 350, had been put on alert. reco, temperatures, dry conditions of fuel fires in the province. the white house is announced a $1000000000.00 in aid for states are dealing with consequences of extreme weather . wildfires of burning and california or dozens of died and devastating floods in the state of kentucky. rob reynolds reports, heartrending scenes in rural kentucky as intense rainstorms have caused flooding day after day in mountain valleys. many people in the impoverished region have seen all their

reckless rhetoric and reminded signatories of their obligations to the non proliferation treaty or n p t. we are here to defend the rules based international order. the entity is not just the piece of paper. it embodies some of the most fundamental commitments of human kind to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to ensure nuclear weapons. i never used again and to work towards our common goal of a word free of nuclear weapons. in a letter to delegates, moscow said nuclear war should never be unleashed, and there could be no winners. the treaty is the cornerstone of global efforts to stop the spread of nuclear weapons. over the following weeks, participants will discuss a consensus on future steps. japan is spearheading talks as the world's 1st and only country to be hit with atomic bombs. the push for agreement comes days ahead of the $77.00 diverse 3 of those nuclear attacks. so what does the u. n. want from these talks to companies, mikaela cooper has moved from new york. oh, in plain words, to bring a well leaders who have the the on to the offensive. and there's a lot of finger poi

forces were preventing the rotation of the shifts in the plant to the 10th review conference of the n p t, which is taking place at the moment in new york and the care regime. representatives with the support a number of other locations are making cynical and upside accusations. saying that russia is attacking these approach a nuclear power plant. these propaganda attacks are being seized upon by the western press. all of this is being done. countries are common sense because the nuclear power plant is controlled by russian on forces. elementary logic would suggest that our soldiers would have no reason to show either the plant or the town or themselves even on the 4th of march this year, the western countries convened the security council over the situation around his approach. a nuclear power plant trying to present ukraine's supporters. i just say setting fire to the training center building as the actions of russian forces. even though the state of the plans at the time was under their full control. i would remind you that back then under secretary general, miss decarlo said that a ta

the n p t has actually been fading for a long time because it is a essentially used by the nuclear states to reinforce their has as launched an invasion against a ukraine, but also threatened the use of nuclear weapons. ah, in which deterrence has, has fairly clearly failed and in which the vast majority of countries here actually want the m p. t to tackle nuclear disarmament as well as nuclear risks and dangerous. take the thing seriously. nuclear weapons actually have never deterred conflict. so was now what we've seen this year is that perhaps hiding behind the belief in nuclear weapons deterring, president putin of russia exercised what he thought was going to be freedom of action to invade only to find that he met with resistance. and then came the nuclear threats. the latest round of view in talks on finalizing a treaty to protect marine life and international waters has also entered without an agreement. members have been negotiating a legally binding text for years. sticking points include the process for creating protected areas, which would cover nearly a 3rd of the planet. many

the n p t that the world has managed to avoid the use of nuclear weapons simply out of luck. but luck is not a strategy. stress to the secretary general. the attacks against the plant and danger security. and it could have catastrophic monetary and consequences in the short, medium, and long term for the civilian population, including far beyond ukraine and far beyond its neighbors. we also agree with the secretary general, that to damaging the nuclear power plant is the equivalent of a collective suicide. i would like to highlight 3 points. first of all, all of the attacks against the plan to and its environs must cease immediately. any attack against civilian nuclear facilities is a violation of flagrant violation of international law and of the statutes of the i . e. we reiterate to what was said on the 11th of august. these attacks of violate international humanitarian law, including the geneva conventions of $949.00 and it's additional protocol, one of $977.00. secondly, the plants facilities, it cannot be used under any circumstances to carry out military operations. th

salome has more from the you when the un secretary general kicked off the 10th review conference of the n p t by sounding the alarm to the day humanities. just one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away from nuclear, at any lation. we have been extraordinary. lucky so far but luck is not the strategy. his pessimism stands in sharp contrast to when russia in the united states signed on to the truly in 1970. this is indeed an historic occasion. it was the height of the cold war and the goal was to prevent a nuclear conflict. nations of the world moved from a period of confrontation to a period of negotiation and a period of lasting peace. as recently as january, the 5 permanent members of the un security council who also happened to be the officially recognized nuclear weapons states, the united states, the united kingdom, russia, china, and france. all pledge not to further in co op, gives the, in the kill, the mere, let's take you straight to the white house where you is prison. joe biden has just begun speaking. you know, as a weary was a bin laden's leader. he was with him all that the w

and in which the vast majority of countries here actually want the n p t to tackle nuclear disarmament as well as nuclear risks and dangerous. you take the thing seriously. nuclear weapons actually have never deterred conflict. so was now what we've seen this year is that perhaps hiding behind the belief in nuclear weapons deterring, president putin of russia exercised what he thought was going to be freedom of action to invade only to find that he met with resistance. and then came the nuclear threats. the u. s. pharmaceutical firm madonna is suing it's rivals father by owner tech, so they copied technology behind it's covered 19 vaccine. the companies jabs, use a technique which madonna claims that developed years before the pandemic. pfizer says that surprised by the lawsuits and will defend its methods. priyanka good to reports. a once in a generation pandemic brought the was 1st m r. any vaccines to the market at warp speed, millions of lives who saved billions of dollars, well owned. now one of the manufacturers medina is suing its biggest rival, pfizer, and its german potter by

struggle to influence positively some of the positions of ethiopian protagonist hair because this is n, e t, p, and civil war. and the rod very deeply felt reasons for it may be just to say, i think, understandably tedra says, pointing to what he perceives as a double standard in terms of the level of media attention government's attention to the respective crises. and i think those are sorts of inconsistencies, double standards, we can unfortunately identify it all over the place if it just will broadly then if there is the access available to to grow, will there be enough international aid to help those people in the region to get out of this state of hunger was a little bit difficult for me to add to that sort of again, just a question. i think, you know, the aid supply has been scaled up reasonably impressively as the access to become more available. of course, you know, as we've been discussing that your massive boost to the, to gray, an economy here. and therefore, you know, that would really sustainably alleviate humanitarian situation. that would be the reconnection of pig right to the

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instructional 3 d to pressure rebels from t glide to enter into b songs t p la fighters have taken control of the northern time of all d i n. and they bring a hydro region and reportedly advancing on the manufacturing hub of dessie, about 200 kilometers away and as try keep the rebels stronghold of mckelly on friday, killing at least 4 people. the government says it targeted military sites, but unicef, the un children's agency, says a kindergarten was hit as his file is agreed early this year. but fighting resumed last week, sammy, i'll get to choose an independent journalist in out it's, i'm a bar, and it's more on this. if you've been ambassador to the sudan spoke earlier today, accusing that cigarettes on the t p, a left in which the open government is assisting the terrace organization, saying that they are really not just killing people, but they're also damaging life stocks, damaging property. and so on. and he also called for the international committee, and he also said those were concerned with mark has been operating in ethiopia to pressure the, to piano, to come to the table and come up with some kind of collusi

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