peacekeeping troops and this new transitional government united nations peacekeeping is incredibly important to the stability of mali the military can't fight the armed groups in mali on its own fire crew has created a real dilemma for the u.s. because if for years owing to the keep the government the popularity of the coup tells us that the money and people themselves were dissatisfied with the government and by extension the united nations if the human loses the support of the mauling of people effectively loses a conflict in mali. and it said there was a transitional government but that is certainly the whole we don't quite know how this is going to play out mohamed i'm curious about your thoughts on that coming do you agree with what what he said. but i don't think that's what he said. very in what sense i want to jump on towards their presence for the u.n. . is very important for mining not only for a peacekeeping force or for a builder who might who i. 'd spoke to and no e.u. has done and this is the u.n. peacekeeping presence you know mali but it's the from what you have to you're goi

peacekeeping presence you know mali that's the from what you have to hear. the fighting is what they are on last fall the early on. the problem and soon as you probably know issues were only in there are now it is also in the sense of sort it's more and more but it's. not all done it's sure you can use. a lot of 2 groups and the needs 100 can are. disgraces isn't even looking for will not do a bit of usually. they want to go to a few 2 to 2 and 2 projects so my view and it all is an ability in mali saw their presence just an ordinance is what and or money they needed to do to work. and can't be concrete solutions. yagami do you agree with what mohamed said. i didn't grief that because important to consider is the un president being younger than me if there is a lot of it and indeed there are all of those human right is the commission is not absolute because it's not been the commencing a lot of abuse these both from the but also probably the security forces my insecurity towards the there and it was absolutely crucial also important that news cannot do anyth

the lion's share of the un's achievements are connected with this peacekeeping activity. there are higher hopes than ever laid on peacekeeping operations in fact they are called on to resolve pressing issues but also to facilitate long term settlement in this one of the main activities of the international community should remain settling conflict exclusively through peaceful. political and diplomatic means within the framework of international internationally agreed negotiation formats on the basis of international law as in a choir known here should remain a broadening cooperation in the fight against terrorism and its connections to organized crime. we see the development of international information and communication technologies and these are actively used by terrorist criminals and the military and therefore against this background we must guarantee international information security there's also a need to erect a barrier to attempts to weaken the system of controls over armaments disarmament and nonproliferation thought to uphold global stability particular attenti

soldiers un peacekeepers need to go. the un doesn't have much sympathy for the militias demands and wants them to be held to account for atrocities against civilians. you know amnesty mean saying that the facts never existed did you see how they cut people to pieces in the villages high going to provide amnesty a start normal to talk with amnesty that serious situations and what about the victims do you tell them too bad. about a 1000 people have been killed and heart a 1000000 have fled their homes in italy province in the last 3 years violence between groups is on the rise. congo's army has been trying to defeat could echo this year but it's failed expected not the west's. is not going. to demand of these guys because. it's doing nothing. but also doing. by friday afternoon fragile temporary agreement was reached the army took the fighters back out of town in trucks the militia said they'd be back today if their demands are met. there among several armed groups responsible for massacring and mutilating civilians in thi

has had to scale back and the just peacekeeping and aid missions to make sure their own staff don't spread the virus person salumi has more from the u.n. in new york. the security council has been getting a briefing from some of the un's top officials in humanitarian affairs peacekeeping affairs and political affairs and it's a pretty bleak picture not only is the violence continuing efforts to help conflict and do away with conflict are struggling because of restrictions placed on . diplomats and so on because of the coronavirus so we heard from rosemary de carlo the political affairs corner that there was some initial cessation of hostilities in country countries after the un 1st called for the ceasefire about 2 months ago but that is pretty much falling apart we've seen that in countries like yemen and libya where conflict and violence is still ongoing she gave an example of syria where talks had to stop peace talks had to stop before resuming because some of the participants came down with kovac but the really bleak picture comes on the humanitarian front under-secretary general mark l

brazil has by now taken part in more than 50 peacekeeping operations and related missions and has as such contributed with more than 55,000 members of the military, police officers, and civilians with remarkable involvement in the swift canal, angola, eastity mor and the con gow. two brazilian members of the military were acknowledged for their work against sexual violence. we remain committed to completing the trade agreement signed between workers and the european union as well as the european free trade association. these agreements contain important provisions that reinforce our commitment to environmental protection. under my administration, brazil finally put behind a protectionist tradition and has adopted trade liberalization as a key tool for growth and transformation. i reaffirm our commitment to the proposed reform of the world trade organization which must provide us with the relevant discipline in line with the new international realities. we are also approaching the official process for brazil's access -- accession to the oecd. to that end we have put in place the world

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humanitarianism where the group is on what they call a mission to portland in the past they have acted as peacekeepers tonight they want to get firsthand impressions off the portland protests that have been going on for more than 80 nights i'm sure you know the refuses to wear face masks protesters attacked them immediately i believe like some of it has to do with our president if he is let that kind of behavior and that ideology just currish and i think that now they think that they have power. when they were here for black lives matter. and they're all here for white supremacy. but d.s. insists his group does not stand for wild supremacy and he wants the police to take tougher action against what he sees as a violent black lives matter movement. in my opinion when it gets to this type of a mob mentality it should be dispersed that's where i stand with it. police hanging back i understand that they're worried about the numbers growing but i would handle a situation differently if i had the manpower and equipment. critics say on civilian groups like american wolf are inside seeing violence just by the

peacekeeping group translating between them and and the bosnians there and basically the film is about her struggle to try and desperately save her husband and her 2 sons from being swept up by this serbian military and then as we know be executed it's it's a very very powerful film i mean i think this will go down probably as the definitive film about the 70 to massacre it really shows how rawson about can be and how cinema can really. be a testimony to history of very very powerful movie and i think will go far after its premiere here in venice ok scott we're running shortly out of time but still early days what other highlights do you see coming up or amongst what you've seen so far. well one of the big highlights for me was a french film called lovers a completely different not a political movie at all film the wire sort of in the style of a clutch of oil just a film with a lot of sexiness a lot of danger and and crime and some incredible interiors a film to film to escape into and i think that's also something that we're seeing a lot of here in venice that i'm really looking forwa

so i always wanted to be a peacemaker opposed to a peacekeeper. anyone can keep the peace. a peacemaker has to listen and understand all factions trying to navigate and create peaceful solutions. >> that's a great way to look at it. >> everybody is affirmed. >> i like the concept and understanding. we know that there's been a lot of tension in the african- american communities with police. i'm sure that you've had to walk that line. >> i've been one of their fiercest critics. i love cops. but i have to be honest, in this last 25 years they have walked away from their ethical provisioning. not all of them. but, there is a percentage that has walked away from the ethical understanding of who and what they are in our societies and communities. we have woods, sto, and more. you know it's just >> you are speaking from experience. that's right. it makes a difference. and they are not you know they aren't happy. some of them aren't happy but, the truth is, it's the light. they have to get back to ethics. you know, let's say the truth sets us free. mario woods, hundred and 20 pound

council has been getting a briefing from some of the un's top officials and humanitarian affairs peacekeeping affairs and political affairs and it's a pretty bleak picture not only is the violence continuing efforts to help conflict and do away with conflict are struggling because of restrictions placed on . diplomats and so on because of the coronavirus so we heard from rosemary de carlo the political affairs corner that there was some initial cessation of hostilities in country countries after the un 1st called for the ceasefire about 2 months ago but that is pretty much falling apart we've seen that in countries like yemen and libya where conflict and violence is still ongoing she gave an example of syria where talks had to stop peace talks had to stop before resuming because some of the participants came down with kovac but the really bleak picture comes on the humanitarian front under-secretary general mark lowcock who heads up humanitarian affairs for the united nations said that conflict prone countries with existing refugee and humanitarian issues already make up about a 3rd of cases

mandate there which came to an end in $21000.00 is also the motivation for our participation and peacekeeping operations of the united nations and behind for our commitment to finding peaceful solutions to this it's in our region. so as to afford the united nations more legitimacy and credibility it is urgent that we in short order undertake the reform of the security council it is necessary to forge the broadest consensus around the question of the full and effective entry of africa anything to the security council of the united nations on a permanent basis it is time for africa to finally. play its full role here in this important body house mr president excellences ladies and gentleman. the people of the of what are on the 31st of october 2020 will elect their next president of the republic despite the health crisis caused by a covert 19 all measures have been taken to ensure that this election will be peaceful and transparent as it was in 2050. s. i am pleased to see the effective which is the patient all stakeholders in this process and i wish to express my deep gratitude. to all of our

has had to scale back peacekeeping and eight missions to make sure staff don't spread the disease.onflict in countries like yemen are among the most afordable to covid-19, situation exacerbated by the lack of a strong, coordinated international response. that was the take away from top officials briefing the security council wednesday. >> to reinforce existing grievances for those with an agenda restricting rights the liberties and when extremist groups and other criminal groups seek advantage to take advantage of the pandemic, the risks of conflict instability, insecurity, population displacement are rising. mark saysarian chief economic suppo for these crisis-hit countries has been tepid at best. calls have yielded little. >> i am calling for an immediate global cease-fire. >> secretary-general antonio guterres first called for a cease-fire in march but it took months to follow up on the resolution making it official. since then, temporary truce is have faltered, unitarian crazies have worsened, and the u.s. has withdrawn support, financial and otherwise, from the world health or

from the kofi annan international peacekeeping training center thank you so much for joining us here on out of that great tenure in 5. well now u.n. investigators are warning of rampant human rights abuses in burundi despite a change in government then they say security forces and the ruling party's youth wing have almost total impunity for kidnappings beatings and sexual violence they have highlighted abuses linked to the presidential election back in may whichever reste indicted one and they say he has promoted high ranking military officers who are also involved in pasta violence the u.n. panel was set up after the former president pm korea's easer decided to run for a 3rd term back in 2015 then hundreds of people were killed and 400000 others displaced in months of violence while this report comes just days after a local group that's looking into historic violence also opened 8 mass graves in the south of brandy the president of the truth and reconciliation commission said it would question several regional leaders over 1972 massacre witnesses say the victims were shot dead by se

it manages 13 peacekeeping missions around the world, but the council is often paralyzed by this agreement and vetos. on syria, the most lethal and stabilizing conflict today, it has failed to take any decisive action. many have argued that these old structures need to be urgently reformed. there are other big challenges. the corona crisis has exacerbated geopolitical rivalries and put the u.n.'s health body, the who, under enormous pressure, not least since the u.s. pulled out of the world health organization in the midst of the pandemic. and ththere is feaear that with growing nationalism in some countries, support for the u.n. and its mission may be fading. donald trump's america firirst policy has seen the u.s. turn its back on multilateralism -- the very principle the u.n. was founded on. brent: not to sports, -- opened the bundesliga campaign. the match allowed fans to see their heroes in the flesh again after months of pandemic restrictions. >> frostburg recently celebrated their 75th birthday and the fans were back on the ground to give them belated congratulations, but there was l

it manages 13 peacekeeping missions around the world but the council is often paralyzed by disagreement and features even. on syria the most lethal and destabilizing conflict today it has failed to take any decisive action. many have argued that these old structures need to be urgently reformed. and there are other big challenges the corona crisis has exacerbated geo political rivalries and put the un's health body the w.h.o. under enormous pressure not least since the us pulled out of the world health organization in the midst of the pandemic. and there is fear that with growing nationalism in some countries support for the un and its mission may be fading donald trump's america 1st policy has seen the u.s. traditionally the un's main driver turn its back on multilateralism the very principle the un was founded on. to the world of entertainment and it was the biggest knot of the year for programs on the small screen and it was held on a grand stage with now already it's the emmy awards were presented with only just a hint of the glitz and the glamour of the american network h.b.o. came

soldiers un peacekeepers need to go. the un doesn't have much sympathy for the militias demands and wants them to be held to account for atrocities against civilians. amnesty means saying that the facts never existed did you see how they caught people to pieces in the villages high going to provide amnesty normal to talk with amnesty in such serious situations and what about the victims do you tell them too bad. about a 1000 people have been killed and hearten 1000000 have fled their homes military province in the last 3 years violence between groups is on the rise. congo's army has been trying to defeat could echo this year but it's failed expected not the west's economy is not going to bad why are the demands of these guys because the army is there but it is doing nothing more no score you are there nearby but also doing nothing. by friday afternoon fragile temporary agreement was reached the army took the fighters back out of town in trucks the militia said they'd be back in the day if they demand on met. there among

the world watched as for one to 2 points off apart the united nations reduced its peacekeeping force from 2500 troops to just 5. all over the world there were people like me u.s. president bill clinton would later apologize to rwandans for america's own action saying he was unaware of the scale of the killings he did not fully appreciate the depth and the speed with which you were being engulfed by this unimaginable terror that he said ministration me of what was going on in washington even considered targeting opti and then bombing the station's antenna or jamming it signal by flying a plane overhead the latter option at $8500.00 per flight was deemed to cost. us involvement in the story would come but not when it mattered the killings continue. it was not until the one patriotic front of the p.f. it towards the rebel force formed in uganda reach could garley that out of the land would be targeted the rebels had heard the costs they knew that stopping the station would save lives. would you know we had that in order to stop us working he will just me and do i thought that one going

peacekeeping group translating between them and and the bosnians there and basically the film is about her struggle to try and desperately save her husband and her 2 sons from being swept up by this serbian military and then as we know be executed it is a very very powerful film i mean i think this will go down probably as the definitive film about the 70 to massacre it really shows how rawson about can be and how cinema can really. be a testimony to history of very very powerful movie and i think will go far after its premiere here in venice ok scott we're running shortly out of time but still early days what other highlights do you see coming up or what you've seen so far. well one of the big highlights for me was a french film called lovers a completely different not a political movie at all film the war are sort of in the style of a clue. just a film with a lot of sexiness a lot of danger and and crime and some incredible interiors a film a film to escape into and i think that's also something that we're seeing a lot of here in venice and i'm really looking forward to in the coming

it manages 13 peacekeeping missions around the world but the council is often paralyzed by disagreement and features you just happen. on syria the most lethal and destabilizing conflict today has failed to take any decisive action. many have argued that these old structures need to be urgently reformed. and there are other big challenges the corona crisis has exacerbated geo political rivalries and put the un's health body the w.h.o. under enormous pressure not least since the us pulled out of the world health organization in the midst of the pandemic. and there is fear that with growing nationalism in some countries support for the un and its mission may be fading donald trump's america 1st policy has seen the u.s. traditionally the un's main driver turn its back on multilateralism the very principle the un was founded on. richard is a dear origin story of the u.n. very inspiring it's mr statement very admirable but is it still relevant today yeah i mean if we do if we pick up on that so to save succeeding generations from this from this civil war so has achieved that well 60 general g

peacekeeping troops in what is the most expensive u.n. peacekeeping operations and this coup took place in this particular country where there's really been an uptick in violence is specifically in the area of mopey in the center of the country there's a bit more killings of the ins in the region and then in this a hell all together this year alone so at stake here for the millions is to find a new leadership that will bring security to mali ins and to jumpstart their economy to reassure the population and to bring back the state where the state has so longer so so far been absent and i think a lot at stake there nicholas hunt for us and thank you very much nick on a south africa is easing its coronavirus lockdown restrictions due to a drop in the number of cars that 1000 and factions presence around imposes said that starting on sunday it will drop to level one and international travel will be allowed starting from next month we have with. the cardinal by the storm. now is the time to return our country its people and our economy to a si

it manages the chain peacekeeping missions around the world but the council is often paralyzed by disagreement and vetoes you can stuff it. on syria the most lethal and destabilizing conflict today it has failed to take any decisive action. many have argued that these old structures need to be urgently reformed. and there are other big challenges the corona crisis has exacerbated geo political rivalries and put the un's health body the w.h.o. under enormous pressure not least since the us pulled out of the world health organization in the midst of the pandemic. and there is fear that with growing nationalism in some countries support for the un and its mission may be fading donald trump's america 1st policy has seen the u.s. traditionally the u.n. its main driver turned its back on multilateralism the very principle the un was founded on. some football news now for you byron leverkusen over there one of us like a campaign slogan a bounce back from the better a disappointment of last season when they were pets at the last to a champions league spot and the fans of the house was burnt were final

institute of international studies and the it's a director of research at kofi annan international peacekeeping training center in ghana and finally from paris we're joined by van so sure a journalist and writer focusing on west africa and a lecture at the seals paul university gentlemen a warm welcome to all of you let me start with you chukwuemeka in occur we've seen a lot of to ing and fro ing a coup d'etat various leaders coming in and but what are the mullion people wants to do every day mali and wants to govern their country. i think if you look out the contrary if passed through a lot of political stability mainly 1st of all because of the nature and character of the history of east independence and especially true the process of simulation under the french government during the colonial era but also more importantly that the around our many on covance basis in in money which also and see to the kind of the security space united moments so little wonder why you. issues around security challenges bolland that theme is in issues around poverty issues are around but governance lack of trans

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humanitarianism where the group is on what they call a mission to portland in the past they have acted as peacekeepers tonight they want to get firsthand impressions off the portland protests that have been going on for more than 80 nights i'm sure you know the view of refuses to wear face masks protesters attacked them immediately i believe like some of it has to do with our president feels let that kind of behavior and that ideology just orange and i think that now they think that they have power. when they were here for black lives matter. and there all here for white supremacy. but diaz insists his group does not stand for wild supremacy and he wants the police to take tougher action against what he sees as a violent black lives matter a movement. that in my opinion when he gets to this type. of mob mentality it should be dispersed that's where i stand with it. police back i understand that they're worried about the numbers growing but i would handle the situation differently if i had the manpower and equipment. critics say on civilian groups like american wolf are inside seeing violence just by t

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really is peacekeepers there's a piece. of the greeks this is. the type if you have no means to protect these people. descended into madness coming to see children to wipe out the next generation. to reduce back how can they not into the lives of thousands of people saying there's no more doubt or. one man had to make a choice all points in the u.n. soldiers. ok afraid so recess of agenda has a hero's profile internationally i mean this is somebody who was given the one of the highest civil on is a former u.s. president george w. bush back in 2004 but he's controversial in one to tell us more about that. krystyna almost everyone i have met here in europe or in the united states knows the film hotel rwanda in which. reginae is portrayed as a kind man who saved more than 1000 people who took refuge during rondo's 1994 genocide against tutsis who says about janeiro's to fame thanks to this film but as he became famous abroad back home in ronda some genocide survivors under rundown the government officials disputed he's not on t.v. some saying that h

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