i think that national assembly will not vote on -- four the ban. -- for the ban. it is against the political view. the government announced it was against it. >> tell us why the government believes it is against the constitution. >> it is not direct to the constitution. it is maybe the french tradition. french tradition is to ban religious signs but also political science from schools. but the will is to ban religious signs from children, not from students. for young children, there was a philosopher named condorcet, he wants that parents must choose religion for their children and not the school. the idea is to ban religious signs for the kids, but just for the young kids, not for the students who protects the right to their parents to choose their own religious beliefs or education. i don't know if i am clear. that is why i think it is against french tradition. and it is french constitution. the constitution does not accept the general and absolute banning and the general and absolute ban of liberties. it would be against the constitution. the first article of t

the national assembly, in my view, will be one of the weakest in julian, basically because it, it is not coy c, of so many independent candidates. they do not have a proper political manifesto for you stance. there is no quality nation between different independent please. we didn't, for instance, the cost. you can see the single pos to choose the loan flow to the country. so i would expect that this, the majority of candidates will be from independent lists, but the dis, but i think a little national assembly will not have any by watching whether it might be ok. what about the military? the final arbiter in algeria is political crises. what, what will it do? but they would expect its business as usual though, wouldn't be elections today. the results will be communicated to the outside world in the next 48 hours or so and counting is done. did that was who get ejected will take up the seats in the dimensional assembly. and basically the president will be able to do also claim that he has continued his institutionalization process e. u forms that he has introduced resulted in an elect

the rock national assembly. the korean veterans association. the national park service. generous contributions of the citizens of the republic of korea and the many american and korean individuals, organizations, and corporations that donated so generously to make this happen. without your continuous generosity, the dream of our korean war veterans could not become a reality. as you can see, the wall of remembrance is under construction. this symbolic, groundbreaking turns a concept, a dream into reality. we are hopeful to have the dedication of the completed renovation and the wall of remembrance in may of 2022. thank you all for being here. >> we will now have the playing of "o danny boy" by the cellist. [ applause ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now have the president of the republic of korea, president moon jae-in give his welcoming remarks. [ speaking in other language ] [ speaking in other language ] >> translator: yesterday as i was visiting the arlington national cemetery, i realized why the life of individuals is res

b, as in the national assembly, the us, china, on the other. the congo is known for its region natural resources, minerals and picture deposits. but the countries eastern region has been political and table for dated. something to that, the stuff we can community complete by 2 rows in congress ability. the hope promoting regional trade will allow businesses like telephone females to thrive well the pandemic recovery is broadly underway in many countries. and in general, global growth appears to be returning. but growth isn't the best measure for labor markets. think about the service industry, which is a big employer, but doesn't contribute that much to economic output. or think about young workers trying to break into the workforce. now in most industrial nations, the number of young workers, not unemployment, education, or training, is pretty manageable between 5 and 10 percent in germany. as in most european nations, use unemployment in the us comes in at about 13 percent in china, about 18 percent. and in emerging and developing economies i

he was speaking after being appointed by the 193-member united nations assembly to be the international organization's secretary general for a second five-year term which will begin the first day of january next year. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations hopes that with good terrace staying on in the job, we will see more peace, prosperity, and security -- with guterres staying in the job >> we are facing a number of dramatic fragility's -- pandemic, but also climate change and biodiversity loss. it is clear these challenges must be addressed, bringing together our capacity to work at normal level. this is a time to stress multi-nationalism. >> americans have and somewhat surprised to find off they have an extra day off this year and in years ahead after joe biden made juneteenth the first new federal holiday in nearly two years to commemorate the end of slavery, june 18, 1865. the president said it was a day to remember the moral stain and terrible toll that slavery took on the u.s. and continues to take. >> it is the united states' 12th federal holiday, a day to mark the end of s

i doubted that it'll be accepted by all parliament, the national assembly and the national council. i doubted that they will accept the agreement, number one, number 2, even if the 2 governments agree and try to implement will accept it as a bilateral agreement. you will never accept it as a genocide, reparations agreement. therefore, you will be meaningless for the both the governments to say that the region agreement it's got no meaning on the point about a genocide, german government was, was absolutely adamant this deal that you have rejected was not about reparations. they were absolutely clear that was not what they wanted. is that in fact, what you do want you do want reparations. what needs to happen is we need to accept it as a journal thought number one, that does happen not gentle. so i didn't know it did not happen the a because the german government and, and i may be in government is talking about genesis in terms of the reconciliation and reconstruction agreement. they are not talking about jennifer and jennifer in terms of international laws and what we understand fro

to form the next governments, perhaps some 70 seats in the 101, the national assembly. but it all right, it begs the question, i can bring in all my records and now who is associate professor at the university in pennsylvania, the united states. what all this makes me wonder is how can a leader who has been defeated in war prime minister, who suffered a humiliating meditate debate? how can he have such a strong mandate now to govern? it is the most important question of all this election with this. it is certainly a very strange outcome is difficult to recall, too many cases were after such a catastrophic defeat, a leader or a political party has retained its power and even before the war. and he's, he's political party, had lost a considerable amount of their popularity. so such a big character, victory certainly big's a question. some people have asked the question, how found an easy answer to it, which is the irrationality of the electorate. the ideas of all, you know, you know, having a cold following get such as i reject these ideas. i think the armina electra beha

but also too far, right for it is not, is why we've seen marine the pens national national assembly party do particularly well coming in 2nd place, but not quite as well as was predicted by the polls in recent days. now marine le pen is very much hoping that her party will win a main region in the south. the from the provost code does your reaches region, which encompasses the cities like nice and math, say, and can her candidate a 30 in the lead there. but what we know now is other parties in that regional rallying around, and they may pull out, and that would then mean that the national, the former national fun policy, i should say, because it's changed. his name would probably a trail behind the conservative party in that region. marine the pen once the when the region know. because that will propel sad policy really from the margins of politics into the mainstream. she is blaming the fact that not enough people have come out and voted in this election. it is in historically low rates of absence at the ballot box. people really uninterested, you might say in this palate, but that's bee

that same year, the first german national assembly met here under the slogan, there shall be one germanyn the historic auditorium to hear an american president. in the overwhelming welcome that has accompanied kennedy this far is interpreted in the address by the president. the german people are more frightful that it may sometimes appear, especially for having been permitted to experience the miracle of reconciliation. this welcome is a sign of that gratitude. pres. kennedy: our constitution is old, and yours is young. in our culture is young, and yours is old. but in our commitment, we can and must speak and act with one voice. our roles are distinct and complementary. in our goals are the same. peace and freedom for all men, for all time, in a world of abundance in a world of justice. [applause] pres. kennedy: we are all visionaries. let it not be said of this atlantic generation that we left our heels and vision to the past . in our purpose and determination to our adversaries. we have come too far, we have sacrificed too much to sustain the future now, and we shall ever remember tha

remember these types of do boosting through bi legitimation by going to the national assembly. i'm actually getting a bill and act passed by, by the parliament court for these. so we for them to bind 3 talk to have all of us we've been fighting. if i was on the street with all about, with all the color of nigeria, you know, making a note to the push i media feel and try this again with the night after the want to talk with the family. and they'll continue to try folks using the tweet that the president treat that was taken out of japan as to the looking for that we was the other which but the thing is, but like i said, i do think we're using a vpn to actually i still says that the media, i will continue to do that, will continue to speak up and continue to show our rights in the demo. chris is protect that we ask that a group of and i do that are we are not knock off, make the trip up late. i see you, so if a great to talk to you. thank you for your time. we appreciate it. thank you so much for having me. you're welcome. right, i don't often get to say this on television, but w

in that same year, first national assembly met here under the slogan, there shelby won germany. his guest. the german people are more thankful that it may sometimes appear these says, especially for having been able to experience the miracle reconciliation. this welcome is a sign of that gratitude. >> our constitution is old, and yours is young. and our culture is young and yours is old. in our commitment, we can and must speak and act with that one voice. our roles our distinct with countermeasures, and our goals are the same, peace and freedom for all men, for all time, in a world of abundance and a world of justice. [applause] >> let it not be said of this atlantic federation that we left ideals in vision to the past. nor purpose and determination to our adversaries. we have come so far, we have sacrificed too much to abstain of the future now. and we shall ever remember that the highest wisdom, the best that mankind ever knew was the realization -- [applause] -- the highest wisdom and the best that mankind ever knew was the realization that the only and is freedom in existen

i was trying to make if you go back to 219 president mama to address the word the united nations general assembly. he spoke about the christ church attacks and the, the negative effect of live streaming of such violent acts and, and encouraging terrorist groups and, and violent groups to, to have that space within social media which spreads others on into acts of violence. this is no less different than that. so what has been consistent when it comes to that? but you are, you are forgetting what he, what you said in 2019. and just looking at his reaction was social media as a week after a very prominent politician was killed in south eastern nigeria. a few days after the i called a few days after i pub had bunce, electro commissions offices in the same region. mr. ambassador, the only people reaction please. let's look at the international reaction because canada, the e u, the u. k, the u. s. they have all condemned this twitter band, i mean the, the u. s. as it has no place in a democracy. don't you need foreign investments to help build your economy? we need for an investment. we also need for

pope paul the sixth came to new york to make a universal decree for -- before the united nations general assemblyident johnson, and discuss the war in vietnam. he asked the united states to make a unilateral efforts diminish it peace talks and end the fighting. the president assured the pope that he could do all he could with his supply. but few weeks later, the united states declared the unilateral de-escalation in vietnam. during the christmas and the enemies new year holiday, it was suspended for 37 days duty u.s. bombardment of targets in the north. the hope that this will bring some peaceful response from hanoi. instead, they learned of tremendous movements of troops to the south. an increased flow of unarmed -- ♪ ♪ ♪ this traffic in arms was identified as the work of hanoi. but north vietnam refused to admit publicly that he was sending regular forces to commit acts of aggression and sabotage from the south. ♪ ♪ ♪ and january 1966, the united states strongly urged the united nations to enter vietnam. yes ambassador goldberg urged the security council to consider calling a seeking of peace o

lived by a different code and told them whether they liked it or not, they were all models and national assembles is one of them messed up and it became public that it would be an embarrassment not just to their families, but the programs and the nations. >> he connects in the public. he's the first american in space. he really does connect with the public. there is a number of aspects to this. glenn had spent some time on the national stage and was the only one of the astronauts in the years prior to the program he was the only one spending time in front of the movie cameras and television cameras. it was weeks as a contestant on the popular program on cbs after he had set a speed record flying a jet across the united states from la to new york so he had developed some skills but also was born with a lot of these skills. when you go back to the childhood as i did to try to describe the world with which he emerged he was one of those guys that had those skills and qualities from the beginning and he was given this opportunity to develop them so by this time it was introduced to the country and th

the united nations general assembly has awarded the secretary-general a second term. he said he would work to build trust between large and small nations and learn from the covid-19 pandemic. a belgian court has ordered astrazeneca to deliver 50 million covid-19 shots to the european union. though it was fewer than the eu wanted, both sides describe the decision as a victory. the firm faces fines of 10 euros per missing shot if doses are not delivered on time. a brown bear has been shot dead in the japanese city of severo - - sapporo after it rampaged for hours. the drama prompted a stay-at-home alert from authorities. >> [speaking non-english language] wild brown bears are somewhat unwelcome visitors in japanese cities but it seems this one did not get the memo. the wild animal cause havoc in severo -- sapporo, prompting several closures and cancellations after he made his way across the local airport. he most likely journeyed away from from his home in search of food but he attacked four people along the way. luckily they suffered only minor injuries. one unlucky vic

the united nations committee on peaceful uses of outer space was endorsed by the united nations general assembly in 2007, rand recently reported that the guidelines lacked measures for accountability and compliance with the debris mitigation guidelines and that it is the biggest contributor to greater collision risk. general whiting, based on the level of space debris and voluntary international policy, will there be a point where there will be an unacceptable risk posed by space debris to the united states space assets, including both national security and commercial operations? >> mr. congressman, thank you for the question. i certainly want to communicate that we are concerned about the growing congestion in space, but i think certainly over the next several years, we have-- we have processes in place to make sure that we can continue to safely operate, but we do support intergovernmental measures that will reduce debris and i'll defer to my colleague, mr. hill, maybe what the department of defense is doing in that regard. >> mr. hill? >> yeah, a little -- so we in 2019, the united states gov

it is our hope in this matter will be brought before the united nations general assembly there with no veto operating the opinion of the world can be brought to bury in our quest for a just in to this tormenting problem. by the end of december, under heavy international pressure, the british and french were forced into a humiliating withdrawal from put valued global attention now shifted to israel, still occupying the whole of the sinai and the gaza strip. what you say is on i want to pass. i'll go to lou and i had mentioned that i cannot. yes i you that what he's lent? prince kenneth saw bought another car about that is to help us on what our school was all about. the color scheme which guilt atlantic in march, 1957, been glory, and finally ordered the israeli army to withdraw to the pre war borders. however, he had secured to major gaines the stationing of un troops along the borders with egypt and gulf. put an end to the palestinians, raids inside israeli territories. and israel was guaranteed free passage of shipping through the tyrann straight decide knight campaign gave israel ac

that's why in 2020 the united states worked with our close allies to advance a new united nations general assembly resolution titled reducing space threats through norms, rules and principles of responsible behaviors. we believe this resolution can serve as the first step of a process to describe the threats to space systems, to develop ideas for responsible behaviors designed to manage perceived threats and risks to space systems and consider the establishment of channels for direct communications to manage perceptions. as such, it providing a pragmatic alternate toev flawed russian and chinese arms control proposals. and many agree with that approach. the resolution was adopted by the ungeneral assembly this last fall with 164 votes for, and only 12 against, among them, russia, china, iran, syria, north korea, cuba and venezuela. >> on may 3rd, 2021 pursuant to the resolutions calls for proposed next steps, the state department submitted our government's views to the u.n. security general. mr. chairman, for many years, the international community has been focused on flawed legally binding space

in the united nations general assembly has called on member states to hold the flow of weapons into me and my it's the 1st global action taken against the gym to since it sees power and began a violent crack down that killed more than 800 people from the united nations christian saloon reform. it was the 1st time the general assembly made its position known on me and mar since the country's qu, 4 and a half months ago. secretary general antonio good terrorist pressed member states for a strong message. we cannot live in a world where military calls become a norm. it is totally unacceptable. the regional threat of the cry. he's real. we must continue to call for maximum restraint and condemn all forms of lions. the risk of a large scale civil war is read. the text was adopted with 10900 votes in favor, one against and 36 abstentions, including some countries from the region you a she answered her external blind pressure or imposition of sanctions on me. and maurice not only in effective but quite on the contrary, it might aggravate the issue. the resolution calls for the release of stat

nations. general assembly has elected antonio terrace for a 2nd 5 year term secretary general taking the oath of office. he said he would work to build trust between big and small nations, and promised to join lessons of the coven, 1900 pandemic presidents. i probably a german chancellor. anglo mackerel has welcome to french president emanuel macro too badly. now holding talked of next week's european council meeting in brussel pandemic restrictions, this is the 1st time this year. the chancellor has welcome to visit from abroad and it's likely that this will be their last formal encounter. as chancellor, michael is not standing for reelection in september as get more from d. w political commer correspondent manual sha welcoming manual. so the french president was chancellor metals, 1st foreign guests this year. does this tell us anything? well, if anything, it's just how important the french german relationship is for the 2 leaders, because just in my, on my co did 4 years ago, just after he's election right after he's of action, he came to billy and he flew to berlin to meet america, whether

united nations general assembly has elected antonio terrace for a 2nd 5 year term, a secretary general, taking the oath of office. he said he would work to build trust between large and small nations promise to draw on the lessons of the cove in 1900 pandemic. probably a belgian court has ordered astrazeneca to deliver 50000000 cobra, 900 shot to the european union by late september, that it was far fewer than the wanted both sides have described the decision as a victory. better swedish pharmaceutical firm faces signs of 10 years. the missing sho doses are not delivered on time. brown bear has been shot dead in the japanese city of support after rampage through a residential area of hours for the se, if attacked and injured for people, including the soldier. after skating the fence of the city's military barracks. the drama prompted a stay at home alert from authorities. so it was wild brown bears are somewhat unwelcome visitors in japanese cities. but it seems this one, it didn't get the memo. and wild animal coast havoc in support, prompting several school closures and even flight c

formal meeting at the chancellor is not standing for reelection in september from the united nations general assembly has elected antonio good terrace to a 2nd 5 year term as secretary general taking you at the office. mister terry said he would work to build trust between large and small nations and promise to draw on the lessons of the cove at 19 pandemic. this is dw news from berlin days more now website t w dot com. the iranians went to the poles to pick a new president on friday, an election that could mark a crisis in the regimes legitimacy if disillusionment drives the turner to below 50 percent. and to that, an economy brought to its knees by corruption and us sanctions. people might be moved to wonder, is there any point in voting? i'm fil gail in berlin and this is the day. oh, the radio are contrary to any. i'm going south free and fair election moment. people know how important these elections are for the country, for their own fate, and will be around the group of iran and then the woman who will benefit the people themselves. so i go out, make your decision. my name is ryan that i did i

i was trying to make if you go back to 219 president mama to address the word the united nations general assembly. he spoke about the christ church attacks and the, the negative effect of live streaming of such violent acts and, and encouraging terrorist groups and, and violent groups to, to have that space within social media which spreads others on into acts of violence. this is no less different than that. so what has been consistent when it comes to that? but you are, you are forgetting what he what you said in 2019. and just looking at his reaction was social media as a week after a very prominent politician was killed in south eastern nigeria. a few days after the i thought a few days after i pub had bunch of electro commissions offices in the same region. mr. ambassador, the only people reaction please. let's look at the international reaction because canada, the e u, the u. k, the u. s. they have all condemned this twitter band, i mean the, the u. s. as it has no place in a democracy. don't you need foreign investments to help build your economy? we need for an investment. we also need fo

formal meeting at the chancellor, if not standing for reelection in september from the united nations general assembly has elected antonio. good terrorist to a 2nd 5 year term as secretary general taking the oath of office. mister tara said he would work to build trust between large and small nations and promise to draw on the lessons of the cove at 19 pandemic. this is the w news from berlin days more now website t w dot com. the iranians went to the poles to pick a new president on friday, an election that could mark a crisis in the regimes legitimacy if disillusionment drives the turner to below a 50 percent. and to that, an economy brought to its needs by corruption and us sanctions. people might be moved to wonder, is there any point in voting? i'm fil gail in berlin and this is the day. oh, really are contrary to any, i'm going pretty unfair election. might be, how would people know how important these elections are for the country for their own faith, and make sure that, that how to benefit the people themselves. so i go out, make your decision and money the right another 4 years ago things got

if you go back to 2019 president motor body address the word, the united nations general assembly. he spoke about the christ church attacks and the, the negative effect of live streaming of such violent acts and, and encouraging terrorist groups and, and, and, and violent groups to, to have that space within social media which spreads others on into actual violence. this is no less different than that. so what, why do you has been consistent when it comes to that? but you are, you are forgetting what he, what you said in 2019. and just looking at his reaction was social media as a week after a very prominent politician was killed in south eastern nigeria. a few days after the i called a few days after i pub had burnt. electro commissions offices in the same region. mister ambassador, there were no reaction please. let's look at the international reaction because canada, the e. u, the u. k, the u. s. they have all condemned this twitter band. i mean the, the u. s. s that has no place in a democracy. don't you need foreign investments to help build your economy we need for an investm

and usually the new president they reigning president will go to the united nations general assembly in september to deliver a speech president. ronnie has done that every year since he was elected. whether or not abraham bracy, who will be the 1st president under those kinds of sanctions, will be able to travel to the united states will remain to be seen. but that is likely to be the stage where he will lay out, his foreign policy told the agenda we can pretty much understand what will come, but his tone will be important. and i think we will wait to see whether not able to travel or whether not he will choose to stay behind. but there will be oper today's for him to lay out his foreign policy plan. but i think the most important point will be his tone, that is where we will see what he intends to do when it comes to dealing with the international community. and for them really with the international community. they have had some experience with dealing with a conservative iranian president. of course, i meant the job was one of the most conservative who was elected. so there is som

sounds more like she is just one of the others, don't forget she's a deputy committee since the national assemblyg to have to work out because she cannot at the same time expect to be a voice of protest and capture those centre or right—wing voters who want someone who is ready to govern. they don'tjust want a protest. to govern. they don't 'ust want a rotest. �* , , ., ., to govern. they don't 'ust want a rotest. �* , , . ~ ., , protest. and speaking generally when it comes to the _ protest. and speaking generally when it comes to the elections _ protest. and speaking generally when it comes to the elections next - it comes to the elections next april, do you see a return of the old guard? the centre—right and the socialist party which would totally —— were totally wiped out at the last election. -- were totally wiped out at the last election.— -- were totally wiped out at the last election. more likely to be a resurgence _ last election. more likely to be a resurgence on _ last election. more likely to be a resurgence on the _ last election. more likely to be a resurgence on the right. - last e

form a meeting as the chancellor is not standing for reelection in september for the united nations general assembly has elected antonio. good terror as to a 2nd 5 year term as secretary general. taking the oath of office, mister tara said he would work to build trust between large and small nations, and promised to draw on the lessons of the cove at 19 pandemic. this is the w news from berlin days more now website t w dot com. ah, ah, the, the welcome to out saying culture. today we bring you some odd pairings that make for interesting viewing, and tasting. and west side by side. an exhibition showcases objects from the format to germany's can you tell the difference and we visit the kitchen of a canary with that, he's carved to korea out of inventive flavor combinations. the 1st to israel, where the end of benjamin netanyahu is 12 year will have divided the country. one young is wally. he was never been afraid to speak. her mind is musician. no got air . as her 1st album, off the radar was released in 2017 to critical acclaim. a 2nd kids came out this year and she's just embarked on an internation

the national assembly begins an extraordinary -- a bill on providing compensation for covid-19 relateds. korea's kim as his countries food situation is getting tense and tencent game maker crafton has filed to raise as much as $5 billion in what is set to be the country's largest ipo ever. we want to move on and take a look at japan. we will be watching number a as it is among the global banks affected by the $970 billion bond sale ban. 10 of the lenders have been -- as they assess whether they have done enough to fix previous breaches of antitrust rules. the return of the cyberpunk 2077 videogame to sony's playstation stores sparks a rally in the biggest computer game studio and softbank claims to offer free vaccine shots to cover 250,000 employees and their families and will set up 50 vaccinations centers around japan. haidi: we are going to stay with japan and as you know, the tokyo olympics is coming up. organizers have released a new version of their daybook for athletes and officials. these guidelines outline how for breaking virus particles during the games next month. isabel re

was trying to make, if you go back to 219 president obama to address the word the united nations general assembly. he spoke about the christ church attacks and the, the negative effect of live streaming of such violent acts and, and encouraging terrorist groups. and, and violent groups to, to have that space within social media which spreads others on into acts of violence. this is no less different than that. so what has been consistent when it comes to that? but you are, you are forgetting what he, what you said in plenty 19 and just looking at his reaction was social media as a week after a very prominent politician was killed in south eastern nigeria. a few days after the i called a few days after i pub had bunce, electro commissions offices in the same region. mister ambassador, the reaction, please. let's look at the international reaction because canada, the e, u, the u. k, the u. s. they have all condemned this twitter band, i mean the, the u. s. as it has no place in a democracy. don't you need foreign investments to help build your economy? we need for an investment. we also need for th

when he declared his candidacy to replace kofi and then was the head of the united nations, the general assembly elected him as the secretary general in october that year beginning his term in january 2007. the challenges he faced were many from iran and north korea's nuclear programs, conflicts in the middle east and the threat of global warming. some of the main objectives the un achieved during bands tenure include, setting up the 2030 sustainable development goals. the paris climate change agreement and the creation of us women and entity working for women's empowerment. after 2 turns back left office and was replaced by antonio, good terrace. in 2017. but many of the issues he face still remain. so what can the united nations do to have a bigger impact and effect global change in his new book resolves united nations in a divided world ban reflects on the role of his former organization in today's multifaceted society, facing many challenges. the foremost secretary general, the united nations bank moon talks to al jazeera ah bank key moon, former secretary general of the united nations. now

the united nations general assembly voted 184-to-2 wednesday on a resolution demanding an endo the 60-year u.s. economic blockade on cuba, which has devastated the economy of the island nation. only the united states and israel voted against it. cuban foreign minister bruno rodrÍguez padilla blasted the embargo as a massive human rights violation, particularly as cuba works to combat the covid-19 pandemic. >> this is made visible by the lines which every to overwhelm the cuban people in the midst of the pandemic to access basic goods, the shop shelves that are empty and the increasing food prices. the blockade is a massive, flagrant, systematic relation of human rights of all of the cuban people pursuit of article 2 of the geneva convention of 1948, the blockade constitutes an act of genocide. amy: it was the 20 not straight year -- 29th straight year the general assembly voted overwhelmingly to condemn the u.s. embargo on cuba. russia said wednesday its military fired warning shots and dropped bombs in the path of a british warship in the black sea that entered waters claimed by the

macaroni last formal meeting at the chancellor is not standing for reelection in the united nations general assembly has elected antonia good terrorist to a 2nd 5 year term as secretary general checking you at the office. mister terry said he would work to build trust between large and small nations, and promised to draw on the lessons of the cove at 19 pandemic. this is the w news from berlin days more now website t w dot com, the blue. ah, the for the ideas of identity were written in poetry in what's happened between the point a and point b. that gap could be fields with literature in the world is changing into what feels like a whole new one. the climate change, colonialism, migration. the big issues of our times and just some of the topics explored by the 8 nominated for the german nonfiction prize this year. yeah, in portugal we meet young rights is not afraid to confront. the docket. checks is a big country in history. but 1st american novelist, jenny awful on the challenges of writing fiction in times of crisis. the melting icebergs causing flood thousands of kilometers away. wildfires cause

the united nations general assembly has elected antonio good terrors for a 2nd. 5 year term is secretary general, taking the oath of office a good terry said he would work to build trust between big and small nations, and promised to draw on the lessons of the corporate 19 pandemic. i will give you my german chancellor. uncle michael has welcome french president he man your mac, call here to build in the holding talk the head of next week. european council meeting in brussels and demick restrictions main. this is the 1st time in the year that the chancellor has welcome to visit from abroad and it's likely that this will be medical and mccall and last formal encounter as the chancellor is not standing for reelection in september. yeah, minor dom town. earlier we spoke to our political correspondent manual shove, and we asked her about what the 2 ladies have achieved together as neighboring a year later. while it did achieve a lot during those 4 years and my concern in terms of your defense, france and germany went a bit further done before. there was now and the when a say the french pres

would he consider -- this policy by establishing a national commission to assemble public sector land to facilitate the development of potentially hundreds of thousands of more half-price homes so more people can see the benefits of home ownership? >> i thank my right honorable friend. last year we delivered the highest number of new homes in over 30 years, but his point is an extremely good one. all honorable members know we must find faster ways of releasing publicly-owned land for development, and that is exactly why we're looking at the suggestion he made. >> [inaudible] >> mr. speaker, the prime minister in his very first speech mentioned leveling up. my constituents want to know when it's going to start. the fact of the matter -- i understand that he -- [inaudible] he knows a lot about the private sector in education. what are the markers for success? if the head of his own -- council said his leveling up with these resources with this management team will not work and will not be successful? my local council says it's so complex, nothing is flooding down to the grassroots. when

if you go back to 219 president obama to address the word the united nations general assembly. he spoke about the christ church attacks and the, the negative effect of live streaming of such violent acts and, and encouraging terrorist groups and, and violent groups to, to have that space within social media which spreads others on into acts of violence. this is no less different than that. so what has been consistent when it comes to that? but you are, you are forgetting what he, what you said in 2019. and just looking at his reaction was social media a week after a very prominent politician was killed in south eastern nigeria. a few days after the i called a few days after i pub had burned, electro commissions offices in the same region, mister ambassador, moodily, people reaction please. let's look at the international reaction because canada, the e, u, the u. k, the u. s. they have all condemned this twitter band, i mean the, the u. s. s that has no place in a democracy. don't you need foreign investments to help build your economy? we need for an investment. we also need fo