severe food shortages because of the conflict between the army and permanent free rapids full forces gave her that is under reports now from new york of the security council convenes to discuss sudan on the agenda, the sudanese government decision to abruptly end cooperating with a global hunger monitoring system known as i p c. which recently issued a report that says a 5 areas are facing famine and over 24000000 sudanese experience high levels of food and security. by may, we are concerned the seed needs will services impulses that participation in the ip c system. in response to this report, continuing to deny the food and security spreading costs across to done would only exacerbate suffering un official said the sudanese government is imposing bureaucratic hurdles to delivering aid. the advert costing remains a crucial entry point and to route. but inside the, for additional restrictions are being imposed on the work of you monitoring organizations. a new inspection procedures for trucks intended for conflict affected areas and not the full are creating new boss will next to the sudanese authorities decision to suspend their collaboration with the i

of health care by israel's assault on hospitals in northern gals. that's according to the intake media office discussing not the of the latest un security council session in new york. the palestinian impossible was unable to hold back tears the doctors and medical person i'm out of fighting to save human lives and losing their own, locked out of my mode. i bu, new gita who was killed in an is that a 80 s, like a louder hospital? wrote a message many months ago on a white board in the hospital normally used for planning surgeries. and they've gotten who all that is, whoever stays and, and will tell the story of the we did about the good remember this, remember that we all that more than remember this. nothing can explain that for 15 months, but a senior ends in guys have intuitive headed and abandoned to this fate. all further apart is real and it's us allies took aim of come us accusing the militants of setting off bases of gals and hospitals wherever the un human rights chief, as well as most school offered on alternative perspective off the security council and was mostly just still being held captive, but almost there was the presidency called for an emergency

of this year. welcome at. so just the 1st, we'll start off with the un security council that took place in new york overnight at grubbing condemnation of his reading the action. but would it make any difference as i think the medium to long term? it'll definitely have an everlasting effect at all the documentation that is happening against israel is through different international organizations. for the i c j through the united nations for the security council. all of this can be used to build something that will hopefully bank a permanent stop to what these really government is doing in the both right now, maybe we aren't seeing it's effects as, as strong as the, as it needs to be. this means that all of us, you know everything, everyone around the world needs to continue to do whatever they're doing. these things take time. however, i think that slowly, the palestinians auto building a strong case towards achieving the freedom in the us on the west bank. and of course, the situation in gaza and indeed in the occupied westbank is, is getting worse west and west by the day. what about a, tell us about that and

take effect to the end of the month. gabriel is on the hospital from the united nations headquarters in new york. a visor any the commissioner general of unreal met with security council members behind closed doors. afterwards healed a press conference with journalists here and said this really legislation against unrra will have devastating effects. full implementation would be catastrophic. in gaza. it would the must be really we can the international convention we sponsor on this with him is everybody watson? an already dia, catastrophic leaving condition. so this one thing on one now, outside a political process with the on demand, just use fire agreement on several times because of the recovery on put it a good transition. the french ambassador said, forcing the closure of under uh as a cease fire is taking effect would be counter productive. it would be quite the contradiction to close on the wrong, why the employer. ready doing this is probably a agreement. ringback because. ready on the one hand that you will try to improve the situation and goes to improve the community to institution and and on the other hand, since there is no credit but it can be funded an

of health care by israel's assault on hospitals in northern gals. that, that's according to the intake media office discussing not the of the latest un security council session in new york, the policy ending on boston or was unable to hold back tears. the doctors and medical petterson on out of fighting to save human lives. and losing their own locked out of my mode of who knew data who was killed and, and is that a 80 s like on allowed the hospital wrote a message many months ago on a white board in the hospital normally used for planning surgeries. and they've gotten who all that is, whoever stays and, and will tell the story of the we did the good remember this? remember that we all that more than, remember this. nothing can explain that for 15 months, palestinians and guys have intuitive headed and abandoned to this fate all for their part. israel on its us allies, took aim from us, accusing the militants of setting all faces at gallons and hospitals were but the un human rights chief as well as most school offered on alternative perspective. off the security council, under hostage is still being held captive by how much there was the presidency called for an emerge

of the province was killed in the sold by that group. the red hot tension was corresponds to fly in new york, the un security council to leave on security. the security council must immediately order the end of hostilities by rolanda and demand the immediate withdrawal of rwandan troops who are present on congolese territory. you can see this security council must impose targeted sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bands. not only against identified members of the chain of command of the r d f, but also against political decision makers responsible for this aggression. the credit crisis could have been invited. diaz, the government to demonstrate to the general commitment to peace. the video see has all the necessary tools, but you've elastic the solution to the ongoing conflict you will have with the tv too many lives have been sacrificed to many principles have been trampled on for wanda is continuing its contempt for the united nations and the resolutions of this council that i see has hand endemic security, political and governance challenges for the kids. this my does not match as of today. so it cannot pretend that an ext

of the province was killed in the sold by the 23 group. and the red hot tensions corresponds to fly all the way over in new york . thank you. and security counts. the security, the security council must immediately order the end of hostilities by rolanda cookie the on demand, the immediate withdrawal of rwanda improvements, who are present on congolese territory ab proceed. this security council must impose targeted sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bands include not only against identified members of the chain of command to be already at the time, but also against political decision makers. responsible for this aggression, as the current crisis could have been invited, had the data as the government to demonstrate to the general commitment to piece video. see it has all the necessary tools to achieve it. lasting these allusion to the ongoing conflict in what will have with the tv to many lives have been sacrificed since i'm on too many principles have been trampled on even for wanda is continuing its contempt for the united nations and the resolutions of this council that i see, has hand endemic security, political and governance challenges for the kids. this my doe

news for that. the un security council has condemned what it called the unauthorised presence of external forces in the east of the democratic republic of congo. at the council meeting in new yorkroops had supported the rapid advance of m23 rebel forces into the centre of goma. the rebels say they now control the city, and have urged its over one million inhabitants to remain calm. after several hours of gunfire on sunday night, the streets were reported quiet on monday with no reports of serious bloodshed. let's speak to our africa correspondent barbara plett usher, who is following the events from nairobi. what more can you tell us about what has been happening in the last 2a hours? what has been happening in the last 24 hours?— last 24 hours? sally, the m23 has been _ last 24 hours? sally, the m23 has been advancing _ last 24 hours? sally, the m23 has been advancing on - last 24 hours? sally, the m23 has been advancing on goba i last 24 hours? sally, the m23 - has been advancing on goba amid intense fighting in the last couple of days, and in the past 2a hours, the rebel group says it has taken control of the city. it says that it is currently at the city's stadium, register

damascus, well, the un security council, let's have this 1st meeting of the focusing on functions again, syria. gabriel is on those sent us this report from you in headquarters in new york to you and continues to push for any sanctions against syria to be lifted. saying that is critically important at this very moment. that was one of the key messages coming out of a security council meeting, who's the president? i've also firmly believed that hurricane on. i mean, inclusive, political compensation is the most effective means to inspire confidence. i'm sure that syria particularly received from the e. u will not let any nation to attack its southern borders, it comes off the trunk, did not rule out using military force to seize greenland. denmark, which is part of the in un controls. the autonomous territory says the strategically important optic island is not for sale. some of that came reports from poland. on the surface screen land has vast amounts of ice under which lives valuable natural results is in terms of oil, gas and rat us. but for the incoming us president, it's strategic location is paramount as well. we need a landline for national security purposes. i've

the un security council has condemned what it called the unauthorised presence of external forces in the east of the democratic republic of congo. at the council meeting in new yorkrance and britain said rwandan troops had supported the rapid advance of m23 rebel forces into the centre of goma. the rebels say they now control the city, and have urged its over one million inhabitants to remain calm. after several hours of gunfire on sunday night, the streets were reported quiet on monday with no reports of serious bloodshed. earlier, we spoke to our africa correspondent barbara plett usher, who has been following the movements of the m23 rebel forces over the past 2a hours. the m23 has been advancing on goma amid intense fighting in the past couple of days, actually, and in the past 2a hours, the rebel group says that it has taken control of the city. it says that it is currently at the city's stadium, registering weapons from surrendering congolese soldiers, who it had issued an ultimatum for them to disarm by a certain time. and it says at this point it's doing that, and has posted photographs to back up what it's saying. we also have a report or a notice separa

policy and purchase to both the indonesian i'm out of hospitals need to be protected out 0 is gabrielle is on the as bowl from new york during an emergency un security council meeting. the world health organization urge is real to resend its evacuation demands about allowed to a hospital in indonesian hospital all are, which is the last remaining minimal functional scope in north casa, is struggling to stay all food in water and fuel or depleting fast falls patrol has been without many essential medicines for more than $85.00 days. the w h o has documented 650 for attacks on health care facilities and gaza since october 2023. the w o 2 has warranty for pets and of systematic, dismantling of the health care system in north casa. this pattern must be reversed while briefing the council bulk or took the un high commissioner for human rights, directly responded to the claims by israel in the united states. that hospitals and gaza are used by how much is right. it has not provided sufficient information to substantiate many of these claims which are often vague and broad. in some cases, be appear to be contradicted by publicly available information per told. the

the valuation of patients and injuries admitted goes up from the hospital. the zeroes gabriel is on the has no on the un security council meeting in new york. during an emergency un security council meeting. the world health organization urge is real. to resend its evacuation demands about allowed to a hospital in indonesian hospital. all are, which is the last remaining minimal functional scope. the north casa, is struggling to stay all food in water. if you are depleting fast, falls patrol has been without many essential medicines. for more than $85.00 days. the w h o has documented 650 for attacks on health care facilities and gaza since october 2023. the w o 2 has warranty for pets and of systematic dismantling of the health care system in north casa. this pattern must be reversed while briefing the council bulk or took the un high commissioner for human rights, directly responded to the claims by israel in the united states. that hospitals and gaza are used by how much is road has not provided sufficient information to substantiate. many of these claims which are often vague and broad in some cases, be appear to be contradicted by publ

the new york times by gary sick. it was titled the election of the decade and gary had been on jimmy carter's national security council. he was the point man for. so he was directly involved it on a regular basis. but was not until many years later that he began to put it all together. and he began to realize that some the key intermediaries who who had approached the carter administration and there were two brothers, cyrus and chomsky that's jimmy. and then come to the carter administration and said, look, we're iranian businessmen. we can help you out. we know some of key people now that the iranian has taken place and the carter administration did not realize that they were really double agents who were secretly working for republicans. i as soon as i saw that piece in the new york times, i was writing for esquire magazine at the i got in touch with my editor and i spent about four months i interviewed over 150 people. i put together. 10,000 word narrative. that basically fleshed out what i'd read in the in the in the times op ed piece. i tried to grab or refute any of the assertion was there and to my astonishment

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whether the outbreak began through contact with infected animals or a result of an accident the laboratory in wuhan. the new york times subsequently reported that senior national security council officials urged the intelligence community to collect additional information to the extent possible on the origin and cause of the wuhan pandemic. the new york times and other media outlets have suggested that is inappropriate. is it inappropriate for the president to set collection priorities on what he thinks is an urgent national question and for you as dni to drive those priorities as best you can, given the facts that our intelligence officers are able to gather? rep. ratcliffe: that would be appropriate. sen. cotton: i think that would be completely and totally appropriate and that is exactly what we would expect the president and his senior national security council -- security cabinet members to do. one final question i have. i've heard a lot of questions about this on both sides today. you're obviously a politician right now. you've got an r after your name. some people have raised the question whether you can separate politics from intelligence. we've discussed in the past t

the new york times reported senior national security council officials urge the intelligence community to collect additional information on the origin and cause of pandemic. new york times suggested that would be appropriate. is it appropriate that election priorities? to drive the priorities best we can given the facts that they are able to gather? >> i think that would be totally appropriate what we would expect the president and senior to do. one final question about and some people raised the question whether you can separate politics from intelligence and it's been done successfully if you look at person guy and central intelligence agencies and someone like bob gates and left the government, it is clear he's republican and the dni job. and separating politics from intelligence. in the comments about how separate politics from intelligence. earlier i talked about the fact that i love revisiting the people and held in a political job for and represented the united states and kept both parties out of everything. and i have done that and have been highly regarded. asking all with every intention that i will do exactly as i'm telling you and be

the new york times reported senior national security council officials urge the intelligence community to collect additional information on the origin and cause of pandemic. new york times suggested that would be appropriate. is it appropriate that election priorities? to drive the priorities best we can given the facts that they are able to gather? >> i think that would be totally appropriate what we would expect the president and senior to do. one final question about and some people raised the question whether you can separate politics from intelligence and it's been done successfully if you look at person guy and central intelligence agencies and someone like bob gates and left the government, it is clear he's republican and the dni job. and separating politics from intelligence. in the comments about how separate politics from intelligence. earlier i talked about the fact that i love revisiting the people and held in a political job for and represented the united states and kept both parties out of everything. and i have done that and have been highly regarded. asking all with every intention that i will do exactly as i'm telling you and be

on boston wasn't able to hold back tears during the latest un security council session in new york, a status team and doctors and medical petterson on out of fighting to save human lives and losing their own, locked out of my mode of who knew data who was killed in and is that a 80 s like on allowed the hospital wrote a message many months ago on a white board in the hospital normally used for planning surgeries and a coating. who over, who ever stays and, and will tell the story we did about the good remember this? the, remember that we all that more than remember this nothing can explain that for 15 months, but a senior ends in guys have intuitive headed and abandoned to this fate. if he's a close, essential goss are in search of new shelters as wasted in floods. threatened to destroy the list, so they have left behind from on father who escaped both winters coles and what was destruction then as now forced to seek safety underground. a busy time that i bid, my name is tell you, sir, i'm donald bade since the beginning of the war, i have been displaced 9 times. initially i fled from the north 3 times. the issue was that i felt helpless.

joining this life from the united headquarters in new york where that security council meeting is taking place. now this is the discussion isn't it gave on the is where the attacks on goals of health care system. and they had the very strong message from the un high commissioner for human rights volk tug that attacks on hospitals, breach international law, or even considered a will crime, is cooling for an independent investigation into old medical facilities. and also yeah, that's right. this is an emergency meeting that was called by the security council, primarily algeria that holds the presidency of the security council for the month of january. and as you so correctly pointed out, that was a very strong briefing there from bulk or turk. he said, among other things that the they have counted a 136 is rarely strikes on 27 different health facilities in gaza. he said it's cause significant death and destruction on the north of guys. so he pointed out that to israel's continued bombardment of the north of guys, so that has been going on for many weeks now. he said leaves the tire population at risk of death and displacement. but what we really have here is a split screen a

new york. as a national criminal coats, top prosecutor says his office will be seeking arrest warrants for people accused of atrocities and see dogs west of full region cream con, totally un security council. the crimes all being committed. you and condemned recent power ministry attack on the hospital and west and all 4 of of 270 people has been fighting between the army and the permanency wrap of securities for for assistance. april of 2023. i can confirm today that my office is taking the necessary steps to put forward applications for warrants all the rest in relation to crimes. we allege being committed and have been committed in west the full still ahead on the out is there. the european union agrees to a plan to begin lifting economic sanctions against syria and preparing for a surge of new arrivals, migrant shelters and mexico. a busy wrapping up that capacity the in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate? this then sides determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the physical dynamics in washington informed opinions centrally to european countries not directly affect

are at risk of severe food shortages because of the conflicts. gabriella ellis, on the report from you in headquarters in new york, as the security council convenes to discuss. sudan on the agenda, the sudanese government decision to abruptly end cooperating with a global hunger monitoring system known as i p. c. which recently issued a report that says a 5 areas are basing famine and over 24000000 sudanese experience high levels of food and security. by may, we are concerned the seed needs will services impulses that participation in the ip c system. in response to this report, continuing to deny the food and security spreading costs across to done would only exacerbate suffering un official said the sudanese government is imposing bureaucratic hurdles to delivering aid. the advert costing remains a crucial entry point and to route. but inside the, for additional restrictions are being imposed on the work of you monitoring organizations. a new inspection procedures for trucks intended for conflict affected areas and not the full are creating new boss will next to the sudanese authorities decision to suspend their collaboration with the

new york. the u. n. continues to push for any sanctions against syria to be lifted, saying that is critically important at this very moment. that was one of the key messages coming out of a security council meeting. mr. bruce, and i've also firmly believed that hurricane on i mean inclusive, political sounds safe is the most effective, means to inspire confidence. i'm sure that syria particularly receives the economic support that it's desperately needs which requires them to as smooth and design sions appropriate action on destinations. to and major funding, including for reconstruction. tom fletcher then you ins, top humanitarian official, told the counsel sanctions hurt their ability to deliver aid. we need to ensure efficient slab support into an through syria. this means that the sanctions should not impede humanitarian support. the united states announcement of a new general license covering transactions with serial governing institutions provides a welcome signal. and on wednesday, the new in announced another $8000000.00 to help their efforts to scale up humanitarian efforts in syria. gabriel's on to, i'll just see it at the united nations in new york. the is ready for us to have

new york for you and continues to push for any sanctions against syria to be lifted. saying that is critically important at this very moment. that was one of the key messages coming out of a security council meeting. mr. bruce, and i've also firmly believed that hurricane on, i mean, inclusive, political compensation is the most effective means to inspire confidence. i'm sure that syria particularly receives the economic support that it desperately needs which requires him to as smooth and design sions appropriate action on destinations to and major funding. including for reconstruction, tom fletcher, the us top humanitarian official, told the counsel sanctions hurt their ability to deliver aid. we need to ensure efficient slab support into and through syria. this means that functions should not impede humanitarian support. the united states announcement of a new general license covering transactions with serial governing institutions provides a welcome signal. and on wednesday, the u. n announced another $8000000.00 to help their efforts to scale up humanitarian efforts in syria. gabriel's on to, i'll just see it at united nations in new york city and has a, had he's a senior fellow for

at new york university and the professor of the computer science department at stanford university and member of the secretary-general cientific advisory board. it is so decided. the security council will now begin consideration of item 2 of the agenda, and i now give the floor to his excellency mr. antonio guterres. >> mr. president, excellencies, i thank the united states for convening the meeting on artificial intelligence and the maintenance of international peace and security. i briefed this counsel about a.i. in july 2023. as i said then, those that feel like technology is moving very fast must understand the simple fact, technology will never move in the future as slowly as today. in the short time, artificial intelligence has moved at breakneck speed fueled by record investments, today's ai models keep getting more powerful, more accessible, combining not only language, image, sound, video and also automating decisions. artificial intelligence is not just reshaping our world, it is revolutionizing it. that required years of human expertise are now completed in a heartbeat. the risks are equally huge. these rapid growth results are raising fundamental questions about accoun

the united states of america at the security council, but it is a challenge. sen. lee: the international criminal court remain -- maintains a liaison office at the u.n. headquarters in new york as you are aware the u.s. granted what it refers to as an in voluble headquarters district -- inviolable headquarters district. they also negotiated a relationship agreement that obligates them to cooperate and exchange information. but as you know, the u.s. is not a party to the icc, and with very good reason. i hope we never ratified that. in light of this, what are your thoughts on the cooperative relationship between the u.n. and the icc? and would you support a negotiation of the united nations headquarters agreement? to clarify that the u.n. should not be housing other international organizations? to which the u.s. is not a party? particularly those that take positions hostile to the interest of the rep. stefanik: united states? rep. stefanik:i have a significant record pushing back on the icc. first of all, we are not party to a. it has targeted u.s. service members, as well as targeting israel. we just pushed back on the icc's disgraceful anti-semitism. i want to take a look a