the german high peace council for national reconciliation thank you very much for talking with me or. after the longest running u.s. war 2 decades of conflict a lot of fun will be left for of guns to sort out you call it a historic occasion is that. i don't think that will really like you. will really have to completely for the afghans to solve it but the at the same time the negotiations has to be. afghan led to an afghan owned. i wouldn't think that the whole world will disengage itself from afghanistan. it will continue but it might have it may take different shape in a peaceful afghanistan and you might see more foreign investment board developmental activities and more opportunities for us and also for a region. yes i need country trying to impose its own way or system or any other nation that that has not proved successful if that's the meaning of we're leaving afghanistan for the south. we are fine with that. we need to we need to do we create a system that we can lead we can live in peace within and without you talking to the taliban now. at a situation where it has been one o

a meeting searching for a permanent ceasefire among other issues for the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative so they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demands for an islamic system. qatar is hosting these talks its foreign minister urged all sides to enter negotiations with an open mind should. not have it and these negotiations represent a keen sensitive phase to the afghan people to find solutions to all controversial matters i hope you agree with me that today we must overcome the past and its pains and focus on the future in the hope it brings us well surely drawing lessons from the past all of this requires everyone to. braced the future with an experience and a firm belief in the right of the afghan people to enjoy peace security and unity and to follow in the path of progress and never be left behind and us 2nd the state might pompei i was also that he called the meeting a truly momentous occasion that's taken years of hard work to reach eac

search for a permanent cease fire along with other issues on the agenda the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative said they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demands for an islamic system. on to other news and behind his fall of the united arab emirates in former late recognizing israel the u.s. president says it's a historic breakthrough to achieving peace in the middle east palestinian leaders call it a betrayal kimberly reports on the white house. following a friday phone call with the king about brain and israel's leader the us president made this announcement on twitter israel and the kingdom of bahrain would be establishing full diplomatic relations bahrain now joins the united arab emirates after its announcement last month that the country would be establishing full diplomatic ties with israel which includes opening embassies in both countries both leaders also agree that bahrain will fully normalize and diplomatic relations with israel trumps n

the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative said they're prepared to negotiate but reiterated the demand for an atlantic system. and another newsgroup police have 5 cats and refugees on the island get less pulseless anger on saturday morning after police tried to arrest 3 people more than 12000 militants when files destroyed europe's largest refugee camp. now behind has followed the united arab emirates in normalizing ties with israel the u.s. president says it's a historic breakthrough in achieving peace in the middle east palestinian leader is a calling it betrayal reports from the white house. following a friday phone call with the king about brain and israel's leader the us president made this announcement on twitter israel and the kingdom of bahrain would be establishing full diplomatic relations bahrain now joins the united arab emirates after its announcement last month that the country would be establishing full diplomatic ties with israel which includes o

the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create a lasting peace the taliban's representatives said they are prepared to negotiate but we iterated disputes demands for an islamic system. creek police are fired tear gas of refugees or less boss there was anger on saturday morning after the police tried to arrest 3 people more than 12000 will have homeless when fires destroyed europe's largest refugee camp. to mali where a 2nd round of talks aimed at the country's future following a military coup have ended the leaders of the military join to have been meeting political parties unions and community groups they have agreed to form a transitional government to run mali for 18 months until new elections can be held liable to address was following those developments from the nigerian capital abuja will these announcements be enough to keep people happy and to keep them on board to be think that. peter it's a bit difficult to say for now already we're hearing of discord and voices from the venue of the conference. the

government and the taliban and we sing face to face for the 1st time the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative said they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demands for an islamic system photos of food we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives we all know what happened to us throughout these years and maybe stand today we now need to address this unique opportunity to move towards a new future that we can define together but. we have acted accordingly to all the points outlined in the previous agreement and we are requesting the other side to act accordingly to those things that have been agreed to so we can have this process without any problems which the head we want of understand to be an independent country and it should have a form of islamic system where all its citizens see themselves reflected osama bin j it is at the talks h

government and the taliban and we sing face to face for the 1st time the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative said they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demands for an islamic system photos of food we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives we all know what.

afghanistan have had a tense relationship in the past abdullah abdullah is the head of afghanistan's peace council earlier he told us both sides do want a resolution. peace in afghanistan peace in pakistan peace in the region is important for all of us and most of the talks that i had hit in islamabad yesterday and today will continue to so model will be focused on how we can support the negotiations which are that in peaceful efforts at the same time what are the steps that we can take as far as the strengthening the the bilateral relations we will come to the message that this statement by the prime minister of iran come calling for all of that action in violence reading to cease fire in also did i that countries including the host country which us which is that and the support group do night is states which is not directly involved but at the same kind they are all working to get that in support of those efforts pakistan also help the fact that. contacts negotiations are started in itself it was historic i would say that i never diffused di dio of getting to get out and sitting across the table

a him founding member of the afghanistan affairs unit a think tank former member of the high peace council here in doha is sort of founding director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies in washington d.c. is almost from a former afghan ambassador to france and canada now a senior fellow of the atlantic council thank you all for joining us. who would have thought that after all these years the 2 arch rivals the taliban and the government would sit together and negotiate a peace settlement isn't this a major development. absolutely this is a watershed event as your reporter also said it is termed as an historic event and this is happening for the 1st time in over 4 decades of conflict in afghanistan where the conflict parties are sitting across the table to each other if you go back into into the history during the late eighty's there was negotiations geneva a process that will score even there the parties didn't face each other on the negotiation table it was among the actors. 'd facilitating from our sit here sitting under one single roof talking about issues talking to the

attack the other i'm pleased to say a dollar a dollar is joining us now head of afghanistan's peace council in islamabad thank you for your time sir do you i mean i've just outlined the issues which afghanistan and pakistan have had with each other for so long do you feel you making progress on this i would say that this is a both sides believe that peace in afghanistan peace in part peace in the region is important for all of us in most of the talks that they had here in islamabad yesterday and today in the return to new through tomorrow will be focused on how we can support the negotiations which are there in peaceful efforts at the same time what are the steps that we can take as far as a student getting the the bilateral relations what can pakistan offer afghanistan in fact not just off afghanistan off the peace process. i would say that they can use their. influences in sending messages we will come and the message this statement by prime minister brown come calling for a deduction in violence leading to cease fire in also did either countries including the host country which us which

trigger words for peace until his last moments of life but sorry days we lost some of our high peace council and loya jirgah members when the u.s. and taliban agreement was signed the people became whole full for a lasting peace but unfortunately since then more than. 1. 1000 afghans corey killed in around $15000.00 or endured. we have released a large number of our presenters and i also thank you for releasing the government's presenters. today we can say with assurance that in each prisoner's home there is a happiness and prayers to mercy. a waiver we can extend this happened to each afghans home with the saxes of the current negotiations announcing a permanent cease fire in ending the war. if we bring lasting and dignified peace protect our countries and attendance freedom and sovereignty and consulate did an islamic unconstitutional beast enclosed system that preserves the rights of all people including the main woman minorities and victims of war than both sides will be the peace. i believe if we give each other honest and brotherly hands the current suffering of the people well and in

the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace in the taliban's representative said they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demands for an islamic system. bring police fired tear gas at refugees and last boss there was anger on saturday morning after the police tried to arrest 3 people more than 12000 people were left homeless when fires destroyed europe's biggest refugee camp. a gold mine has collapsed in the democratic republic of congo killing at least 50 miners mourners gathered at the entrance to the mine near the town of coming to go the collapse followed heavy rain and landslides dozens of deaths are reported annually in small often unregulated mines across the t.l.c. let's talk to al jazeera catherine sawyer who's following those developments from nairobi catherine just take us through what happened. while let me just start by saying peter that rescue operations are going on this started yesterday friday at around 13 g.m.t. when this incident happened the mine collapsed

negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban a meeting face to face the head of afghanistan's peace council has called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative said they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demands for an islamic system. and bahrain has now become the latest arab nation to recognize israel the u.s. president says it's a historic breakthrough in achieving peace in the middle east but speaking with me just a short time back the senior palestinian officials say better cuts at the move will strengthen extremists. let's get you more now on those talks between the taliban and the afghan government's reaction out of the u.s. washington correspondent patty cohan joins us live here on news from maryland so in a lot of the world this story is huge is it a big deal in the u.s. at all. no quite simply no it's not getting really hardly any attention in the media most of the country is focusing on what's happening on the west coast those devastating and historically bad wildfires that have just

it is receiving was are described to us along reports of the repression of peaceful demonstrations the un human rights council has agreed to an e.u. proposal to call an emergency meeting to discuss the antigovernment uprising in belarus . astronomers have encountered potential signs of life on venus they've detected a gas in this atmosphere that has so far only been found here on earth it's usually a byproduct of organic matter breaking down this discovery has been held by the head of nasa as the most significant development yet in the hunt for extraterrestrial life. is there life in the clouds around venus. too early to tell but an international research team has discovered a clue the rare gas fos feen on earth it's produced by microbes who live in low environments. telescopes in chile and hawaii spotted the gas by its chemical signature. phosphate in molecules in venus is clouds absorbed short wave radio waves that exist in the lower atmosphere but can the gas really come from microorganisms. the researchers explicitly say that they are not in the position to state that they've discovered life in venus is a

including the prime minister on it comes as the afghan government and taliban officials meeting council for peace talks to end decades long conflict. indonesia's government is close to completing a national mapping project which it says will help solve disputes over land ownership indigenous communities say they've been excluded from the process jessica washington reports now from jakarta. indonesia is west timor people have been left to pick up the pieces of their demolished community you know it was said this is what's left of my home after the local government tore it down i don't have a house anymore now i have to live under a tree. and organise the local government victim. firing tear gas and tearing down their houses only a few development. they offered to relocate us but they immediately tore down our houses before the replacement houses were even ready since then they've been living in tents the local government says the land has huge potential and needs to be developed for agriculture none of them but that doesn't mean they've got the lancets if it is the state document we told them take

peaceful. the city council is investigating what the mayor knew about the death of daniel prude and when she knewgain, this announcement comes during a daily briefing they just started in that city of rochester to ensure that there is going to be some transparency moving forward. >> bill: thank you. i want to bring in jason johnson current law enforcement legal defense. he is an attorney and maryland. thank you for your time. you defend accused police officers all the time. what would you say to those on the streets protesting, they file social injustice? >> unfortunately the effects of these cases often slips away from the news cycle. we hear the headline, the names of the people that are involved, but we don't really care much about the effects of the specific case. that's really missing in the conversation. there are radicals in this city that i don't care what the facts are, but for the good hardworking americans that think there's been an explosion of police misconduct, they need to pay attention, the use of force by police has never been lower than ever. >> bill: how do you react to calls t

peaceful protest. that was dawning yasi from the national council of resistance of iran speaking earlier to our reporter chair and read the venice film festival has wound up with a gala night of stars on the red carpet glittering awards and of course lots of face masks the winner of the golden lion for best film was nomad land starring fracs frances mcdormand this year's event has taken on added significance for the global film industry it's the 1st major movie festival since the start of the coronavirus and demick. i think it was business as usual on the red carpet in venice but this year without the crowds and with facemasks organizers won praise for daring to stage the event at all as the pandemic put a stop to one after another of the film industry's most lavish events strict hygiene measures were in place including mandatory masks and social distancing. the jury headed up by cate blanchett awarded this year's top honors to chloe dowse nomad land 'd 'd 'd. it's a story of modern day nomads people who've been left behind by the u.s. economy it centers on a widow played by frances mcdormand who finds

security council resolution which nobody told and flowing from that we've had a german an american led peace negotiations all summer leading to these geneva and iraq talks and so far so good there are many possible spoilers from inside and outside of libya there is the humanitarian catastrophe you've been talking about but surprises so pop into the outcome that his resignation announced for october is based on the specs to be replaced one way or is it a change counsel and for these elections to be and now it's unclear to us is what are the private elements of these talks. the carpet and the things will be moving forward and that remains to be seen certainly an active un and active us role on this but it's in a position that's better ever since the secretary general of the u.n. was bombed while he was tripoli last year during the beginning of the siege william lawrence is a professor of political science and international affairs at american university re appreciate your giving us the benefit of your experience so thank you very much indeed. senior republicans and democrats are pushing back a

the un security council has failed in its mission to promote international peace and security by not extending the arms embargo on iran. unlike the u.n., the united states will not allow iran to further endanger the middle east or the world as an importer and exporter of ballistic missiles and other advanced conventional weapons systems. it will certainly seek to become a major arms dealer when the u.n. embargo lapses. accordingly, the president signed moments ago in the oval office and executive order this morning that will result in severe economic sanctions for those nations, corporations, and individuals who contribute to the supply, sale, or transfer of conventional arms to the islamic republic of iran. it will prevent the export of conventional arms to rogue regimes and will ban the export of weapons by arms producing nations to iran where iran would provide them to terrorists and rogue regimes. simply put, the united states cannot stand idly by while iran destabilizes the region and beyond through the purchase and sale of advanced conventional weapons. the trump administration

lukashenko n the presidentiaial electition ad spoke toto the council and spoke to the council in n a prerecordd messssage. >> peaceful protesters were beaten and traded. >> they claim it was legitimate and denied charges of sexual violence by police. >> the mass media and social networks have presentnted a lopsided picture of reality presented by ththe losersrs in e electition. thisis has led to protests which have led to conflict and injuries amongst t the law enfoforcemtt officers. accountsheard firsthandnd of abuse by security forceces. >> i was beaten on the head where i wawas told i will smash your head, you [bleep]. >> and they spokoke out against lukashenko's regime with exceptions of venezuela and russia that said the u.n. should not interfere in belarus's affairs. the council is calling for an independent investigation and a written report on the findings by the end of the year. anchor: next, i just wanted to come and get it done. the words of one voter in the u.s. state of minnesota this friday as the ballot boxes were set out early for in person voting. people l living in wyoming, virgrginia, and soututh d

peace for all nations on the earth in the current challenging environment it is important for all countries to show political will wisdom and foresight the permanent members of the un security council those powers that for 75 years now have been bearing particular responsibility for international peace and security the preservation of the foundations of international law should take the lead here fully realizing this responsibility russia has suggested convening a g. 5 summit it would aim at reaffirming the key principles of behavior in international affairs elaborating ways to effectively address today's most burning issues it is encouraging that our partners have supported the initiative we expect to hold such a summit in person as soon as a pretty near logical situation would make it possible. i would like to reiterate that in an interim lated interdependent world amid the whirlpool of international development we need to work together drawing on the principles and norms of the international of international law enshrined in the un charter this is the only way for us to carry out the paramount mission of our organization and provide a decent life for present and future generatio

said it is receiving described as a launching reports of the repression of peaceful demonstrations the un human rights council has agreed to an e.u. proposal to call an emergency meeting to discuss the antigovernment uprising in belarus. greece has repeated its accusations that margaret's deliberately started the fires that destroyed europe's largest refugee camp on the island of lesbos last we. are being urged to move into the new shelters that are being erected for them that fire has left some 12000 refugees almost brought new pressure to the search for solutions or housing markets. at the back of a long line of hungry people waiting has become part of life on the island of last boss the front aide workers hand out bags of food. since the more your camp burned down migrants have been camping out on the streets they return to roadside to eat is a simple but desperately needed meal and soon it will be time to start queuing for the next. images from the air show new shelter tents for thousands left homeless hundreds of already been resettled in sites like this but others fear moving to new camps would just per

it is receiving was described to us at lomond reports of the repression of peaceful demonstrations the un human rights council has agreed to an easy proposal to call an emergency meeting to discuss the anti-government uprising and the numbers. are for more now let's go to our russia analyst constantine a good can even say you constantine what exactly did president lukashenko hope to get from vladimir putin and did he get exactly what he want yes he did but he wanted support from the dealer putin he wanted a photo op with him if you wanted to push him to treat him as a president of a neighboring country of an l. ike and he wanted money and all of that she got and i think credit $1500000000.00 that that was extended by moscow will go interestingly enough to cover at least not not all of it but part of it to come up through this critics that moscow has given them in belarus is a serial in the debt in terms of its relations with russia. at such a time i think photo op with mr putin was no less important to look at shane who faces increasing problems that have and this is a good that put in treaty as the real head

and the failure of the international community especially the security council to its human its duty to maintain international peace and security and protect civilians the syrian regime still obstructs even the process of drafting a new constitution proposed by russia which unfortunately is all that was left of the international efforts aiming to achieve some form of a peaceful solution there is deals with this process and using the same stalling tactics it has used before. and to responding to their quest of the international community and is participating in the negotiations but without any intention to make any change on this occasion i reiterate the firm stance of the state of qatar that the only way to end the syrian crisis is a political solution based on the geneva one communicating. at the implementation of security council resolution $2254.00 the state of qatar also affirms that it will continue with the international community to support efforts to achieve justice and told to go down to the perpetrators of atrocities were crimes and crimes against humanity committed in syria in the humanitarian field and

going to say sion itself has run the risk of impotence the new united nations security council which is a guarantor of peace and stability had a great difficulty in coming to an agreement on a humanitarian truce which we've had to support with every part of our beings imagine that to have so much trouble in agreeing on so little but our permanent members were not able to even with the exceptional circumstances come together as we would like to have seen them do because several have chosen to showcase their rivalry over the importance of collective effectiveness all of these cracks which preexisted the pandemic have led to a hedge a monic. called collision of the powers a calling into question of multilateralism or the use of it trampling of international law all of this is accelerated and deepened because and is worsening global destabilisation created by the pandemic we can not close our eyes we don't have the right to close our eyes to this we don't have the opportunity or the luxury to. hesitate to spend demick for our organization should serve as an electric shock as a lifesaving wakeup call it's possib

upholding international peace and security include protecting people from the scourge of armed conflict through launching comprehensive political process is based on relevant security council resolutions in libya for example egypt continues to adhere to the political resolution process led by the united nations based on the so high that agreement among the outcome of the berlin conference and the cairo declaration subscribed to by both the speaker of the libyan house of representatives and the commander in chief of the libyan national army the cairo that liberation serves as a joint comprehensive political initiative to end the conflict and including a set of precise steps and a clear schedule aiming at restoring the political system and instituting a consensual libyan government that lives up to the aspirations of the libyan

peace of all nations on the earth. in the current challenging environment it is important for all countries to show political will, wisdom and foresight. the permanent members of the un security council, those powers that for 75 years have been particular response ability for peace and security, the preservation of the foundations of international law should take the lead here, fully realizing the society ability russia has suggested convening a g5 summit. it would aim at reaffirming the key principles of behavior in international affairs, elaborating ways to effectively address today's most burning issues with our partners have supported the initiative. we expect to hold the summit in person as soon as epidemiological situations make it possible. in an interrelated interdependent world amid the world full of international development we need to work together drawing on the principles and norms of the international law and shrines in the un charter, this is the only way for us to carry out the organization and provide a decent life for future generations. i wish all the people of our planet peace and well-being. thank you. [applause] >> reporter: i think the president of the russian

general in this regard so what could the council agree upon to fill the special envoy position we have confirmed that the u.n. special coordinator for middle east peace nicol i'm a lot of from bulgaria is being considered for the position but all it takes is one permanent member of the security council to put a stop to that. more than a 1000 girls in pakistan are kidnapped every year forced to marry and convert to islam prime minister imran khan says the practice must stop charles stratford has this report. the only bar he and her family a pakistani they lose they like generations of hindus along with the partition of india 947 have lived in the southern province of sindh all their lives the ali says on september the 10th 3 armed men forced their way into her home and kidnapped her 15 year old daughter. there i don't know what they've done to her if she is alive or not and what about her life the. 2 police suspect pasha who is 3 years under the legal age of marriage in pakistan has been forced to convert to islam and marry a muslim man. for our human rights commission of pakistan says more than a 1000 normal muslim girls were forced to convert to isl

members of the opposition coordination council which ends to oversee a peaceful transition of power in barriers the only member of the group still active inside the country is a nobel prize winning writer svetlana legs a village. correspondent nick connelly is in the bella regime capital minsk and he is standing outside the apartment complex where the last free member of the opposite opposition's coordination council lives nicola prize winning writers with lana exhibit is that she's a figurehead of the movement what's happening there where you are right now. well as you can see there's a crowd has gathered to. the 72 year old nobel prize winning author and ambassadors from e.u. countries hears along with journalists and other artists writers and just well wishes this morning she received calls from the numbers there were people phoning calling her doorbell unidentified people and worrying signal after the arrest and is not as you mentioned there meaning that she is now the only remaining member of the council in freedom in the others are all other behind bars or have been forced out of

peaceful protest. and that was don't like yasi from the national council of resistance of iran speaking earlier to our reporter jared reed. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. police have detained dozens of women protesters in the capital minsk activists say last month's elections were rigged and want the release of opposition leader. she was child after preventing thirty's from expelling her to ukraine by tearing up the possible . another mass gathering is planned for sunday china has banned imports of german for the 1st case of african swine fever discovered here in germany a wild boar tested positive for the disease in the state of brandenburg china is the biggest market for german pork producers outside europe. dozens of people are missing as deadly wildfires sweep across the western united states hundreds of thousands have fled their homes enormous pledges rage out of control in oregon washington and california president donald trump is planning to visit california next will. president. has borne france not to mess with turkey french lady a man woman h

general in this regard so what could the council agree upon to fill the special envoy position we have confirmed that the u.n. special coordinator for middle east peace nicol i'm a lot of from bulgaria is being considered for the position but all it takes is one permanent member of the security council to put a stop to that. 6 people have been arrested over the fire that destroyed europe's largest refugee camp it's left 1000 refugees on the greek island of les paul's without shelter for nearly a week a new facility has been opened and while hundreds of people have moved in fountains are wary stephanie decker has a story on the move once again it's still a slow flow but some people are now willing the making their way into this new camp their lives packed into bags their futures still uncertain the authorities that circulated flyers on monday telling people that this new camp was their only option for their safety in needs could be provided for and most importantly only the people registered here will have their asylum papers restarted but the majority of the 12000 or so refugees in migrants so far reaching as to cob but you. know that there were tell

peace for all nations on the earth. in the current challenging environment, it is important for all countries to show political will, wisdom, and foresight. the permanent members of the u.n. security council, those powers that for 75 years now have been bearing particular responsibility for international peace and security, the proser vation of the foundations of international law, should take the lead here. fully realizing this responsibility, russia has suggested convening a g-5 summit, aimed at reaffirming the key principles of behavior in international affairs, elaborating ways to address today's most burning issues. it is encouraging that our partners supported the initiative. we expect to hold such a summit in person as soon as ep deem i don't think call situation would make -- and the emdeem owe epedieological situation would make it possible. i would reiterate that we need to work together drawing on the principles and norms of international law enshrined in the u.n. charter. this is the only way for us to carry out the paramount mission of our organization and provide a decent life for present and future generations. i wish all the peoples of our planet peace and well being. than

presidential candidates with law and sokolowski the latest off of the coordination council which trying to prepare a peaceful transfer of power * now many believe she could have been abducted we're going to she needs eyewitnesses say she was taken into this minibus at around 10 o'clock we don't know where it went since that moment we have no idea where marianne is a what happened to her. or. is not is one of the last opposition leaders still free in minsk on sunday he marched alongside kolesnikov many of their colleagues were arrested or have been forced to leave the country in the last few days. are you staying in bellers of course of course i'll stand by lawyers but it's unclear whether she is still in the country another leading activist. also wanted to stay in belarus but she's now in poland on monday she revealed that the belarussian secret service had taken her to the buddha and forced her to leave the country. well dozens of wildfires are ravaging the californian countryside burning more than 2000000 i obviously which is a new record and one that was broken earlier than in any previous season 55 is st

convening of the security council consultative meeting on the 29th of june of this year highlighted the importance of this issue. and its direct bearing on international peace and security. right. the international community bears the responsibility to urge all parties to reach the desired agreement in a way that meets our mutual interests. nevertheless it is unacceptable for the negotiations to continue forever and in an attempt to impose the realities on the ground just because our people yearn for stability and development to words a new promising era of cooperation. between mr president early guarding the 2nd pillar of the united nations that it cheating sustainable development and egypt firmly believes that fostering development efforts is a fundamental precondition to enhance international peace and security and to establish a stable world order this is paramount to prevent extremism and armed conflicts and humanitarian crises. egypt has supported the option of 2030 agenda for sustainable development and carried out a vital role to support the efforts of the secretary general to reform the un developmental systems because we believe in the importance

council to help. dimmick country where the rose is in temporary peaceful protest has been illegally detained beaten and imprisoned. in the balance capital men's cooperation colleague maria kolesnikov and others a former political party chicken of sky haven't been told in advance but all signs insist any misunderstandings have been ironed out and the other more united than ever watch on the swiss flannels court of the nation council we want political prisoners screech we want an investigation into the killings of peaceful protesters and we want new fair and transparent election as the all of the force of law not our choice will stall on and we're not going to leave it like that speaking to al-jazeera the new vilnius had quarters of her coordination council chicken or acknowledge the challenges of not being in belarus is difficult for both of us because i'm here it's safer for me to be here but it's more difficult to. not morally to be here because i understand that i should be there in my people and it's difficult for her as well because she is under pressure all the time she is in danger all the time a

tearing up her passport both snark and pleasant members of the opposition coordination council which ends to oversee a peaceful transition of power. now the only member of the group still active inside the country is nobel prize winning legs a bitch. right now that are your correspondent a connelly is in the belly region capital minsk and he is standing outside the apartment complex where the last free member of the opposite of a position coordination council lives nicola prize winning writers with exhibit is of she's a figurehead of the movement what's happening there where you are right now well as you can see there's a crowd has gathered to. the 72 year old nobel prize winning author and ambassadors from e.u. countries years old journalists and other artists writers and just well wishers this morning she received calls from the numbers there were people phoning calling her door bell unidentified people and worrying signal after the arrest of maxine is not as you mentioned meaning that she is now the only remaining member of the castle in freedom in dollars the others are all other behind bars or happy for t

lukashenko i in the presidentitial elelection spokeo the e council in a pre recordedd ssssage. peaceful protesters aree being illegally detained beaten and raped. somee of the protesters have been found dead the representative for belarus claimed the election was legitimate and denied charges of sexual violence and politically motivated arrests by p police. the mass media and social networks have a percentage in a lopsided picturee off a reality presented to him by the losers. in the elections a minor is not in agreement with the results of the elections and this is led to protests whihich are related to. conflicts and injuries amongsgst as a lawaw enforcecemt officers are also the councncil ththen heard first h hand a accs ofof abuse by security fces i was grabbed andnd dragged i inta heads. were i was told i'lln one smash your head you *-*- then one by one members of the council spoke out against lukashenko's regime with the exception of countrtries such as venezuela and russia who s said the u. n. should not interfere in belararus's affairs the council is calling for an independent i

security council, which is a guarantor of peace and stability, had great difficulty in coming to an agreement on a humanitarian truce, which we have had to support with every part of our being. imagine that. to have so much trouble in agreeing on so little. but our permanent members were not able to, even with the exceptional circumstances, come together as we would have liked to see them do, because several have chosen to showcase their rivalry over the importance of collective effectiveness. all of these cracks, which preexisted the pandemic, have collision ofmonic powers, a calling into question of multilateralism or the use of it, trampling of international law, all of this accelerated and deepened, worsening stabilization created by the pandemic. we cannot close our eyes. we don't have the right to close our eyes to this. we don't have the opportunity or luxury to hesitate. this pandemic, for our organization unless should serve as an electric shock, as a life-saving wake-up call. trialpossible given this that there are motivations for hope as well. the on then union, predictions of divi

secretary-general in this regard so what could the council agree upon to fill this special envoy position we have confirmed that the u.n. special coordinator for middle east peace nicole i'm a lot of from bulgaria is being considered for the position but all it takes is one permanent member of the security council to put a stop to that. heavy rains are forecast in flood hit sudan is threatening to worsen the dire conditions for people already affected by the country's worst ever floods at least 100 people have died and hundreds of thousands have been displaced international aid has began arriving over the past few days but flood victims say it hasn't been enough the leaders of the military coup in mali have been told to hand over power to a civilian governments immediately west african mediators have been meeting the leaders of the genter that overthrew president abraham boubacar kater and said a responsible government was needed the military leaders say they need time to discuss the outcome the economic community of west african states representatives say they expect a response in days the regional bloc has also imposed more economic sanctions. taking advantag