u. n. d p. suggest that if the war continues through 2022, ukraine faces the prospect of seeing 18 years of socio economic progress. last, this would set the country and the region back decades and leave deep long term social and economic fisher's un agencies including u. n. d, p are working to help preserve ukraine's hard warn, development aims, gains. this involves supporting the government to sustain stems, essential government structures and basic services, including emergency measures to sustain livelihoods, such as cash based assistance. madam president, the war in ukraine has damaged europe's security architecture. it's economic repercussions are already evidence, evidence far from the battlefield. the longer the war continues, the greater the risk that it will further weaken the global institutions and mechanisms dedicated to preserve peace and security. the war was started by choice . there is no inhibit ability to it or to the suffering it is causing. the united nations is ready to do

at least about 30 percent of the seats to be declared closely followed by the main opposition, the u. d. p. party. now what that means now is that bottle maybe out of one coalition. then he will need to have another coalition partner in parliament or collision partners in parliament in order to governor push through agenda and parliament. when these results come out, what happened was the day, the low voter turnout was a good sign for them. it's probably the best the party can hope for which of course, when mean that in the local, in the villages, in rural communities, the party projected to do well not in the city where the opposition has a very stronger presence than the governing mtv part. you remember the opposition have been in place for a very long time, says even proceeding. yeah, damage leadership. so a lot of people expect the president's party to the well in the order of communities and the opposition to the well in parliament. israel is imposed collective measures against palestinian inhabitants of janine in the occupied west bank of the 2 of the areas residents carried out. att

u. n. d p. suggest that if the war continues, though 2022 ukraine faces the prospect of seeing 18 years of socio economic progress last. this would set the country and the region back decades and leave deep long term social and economic fisher's un agencies, including u. n. d p, are working to help preserve ukraine's hard warned development aims. gaines. this involves supporting the government to sustain stent, a central government structures and basic services, including emergency measures to sustain livelihoods, such as cache based assistance. madam president or in ukraine has damaged europe, security architecture. it's economic repercussions are already of it, evident far from the battlefield. the longer the war continues, the greater the risk that it will further weaken the global institutions and mechanisms dedicated to preserve peace and security. the war was started by choice . there is no eligibility to it or to the suffering it is causing. the united nations is ready to do everything w

at least about 30 percent of the seats to be declared closely followed by the main opposition, the u. d. p. party. now with what that means now is that bottle maybe out of one correlation. then he will need to have another coalition partner in parliament or coalition partners in parliament in order to govern push through. we suggest a parliament when these results come out, what happened was the day, the low voter turnout was a good time for them. it's probably the best the party can hope for which of course, when mean that in the local, in the villages enrolled communities, the party projected to do well not in the city where the opposition has a very stronger presence than the governing. and people to remember the opposition have been in place for a very long time, says even proceeding. yeah. damage leadership. so a lot of people expect the president's party to the well in the communities and the opposition to the well in parliament, president of the philippines and china of discuss tensions in the south china sea. in a joint statement, they stressed the need to exercise restraint to mai

u. n. d u n t p reports, which suggests that 97 percent of the population will be in poverty. by mid 2020 to the situation that guns time was bad before it was almost 75 percent in poverty. but obviously when you reach close to 100 percent misrepresents a complete economic collapse situation. so we're seeing many more people still run or a bo, i myself was in a idp settlement the other day. and there were reports from families saying that they are really cutting down on the meals that they today. i witnessed people cooking on plastic and also we have stories of children being sent to work and has just conditions or begging and also to girls being forced into early marriage. so all of these things are symptoms of an almost complete economic collapse. and monetary ends can fill the gap in the short term, but what we need is actually re starting of the economy. and the world bank is having best spring meetings at the moment and discussing the ass gunston reconstruction trust fund. and it's really important that that money flows and that money is released in the right way. so that

u. s. g, d p, displaying its worst performance in years leading. some critics of the u. s. president to say that he's putting america last instead of 1st joe biden, once another $33000000000.00 for ukraine. when does it end? does he expect the taxpayer to rebuild ukraine to after the war is over? how much will that cost just in biden wants to send $33000000000.00 to ukraine. i say, hell, no, not a dime should go overseas, especially while america's economy is in decline. no more america last policies. timing is certainly notable right now because when we look at the data, it's adding to the increasing concerns for the us economy. and yet it seems as though the u. s. government is more concerned about ukraine. in fact, right now, as president biden calls on congress to approve another $33000000000.00 and funding for ukraine, congress is also calling on by then to sign off on the return of the lend lease act . now that's a world war 2 era program, which essentially allows us companies to provide new weapons and equipment for allied countries like ukraine, without tradition

u. n is warning that g d, p for the world inflation is going to be less than expected as a result of the ukraine war of one percent last and inflation as likely to consider continue rising as well, but a, an attempt by the united nations to mitigate those difficulties and, and, and offer a way to, to stop them from getting worse. kristen, so the, me at the united nation. thank you. more bodies are being found in a mass grave discovered in butcher, now ukraine's capital keys, grains, as hundreds of civilians are buried their friends, friends in teams or in butcher. the gathering evidence of potential will liberated from occupiers. we continue to record and investigate the war crimes committed by the russian federation. almost every day. mass graves are found. evidence has been gathered. thousands and thousands of victims. human bodies are still being found in man halls and basements tied up and mutilated. there are villages, ones quite large, which were left with almost no inhabitants. hundreds of children have become orphans, at least hundreds of children, because we do not know the exac

u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in p. f, accompanied by jeffrey pilot d u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american. i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany today, lou salma, u. s. army, cultural and nell of initial member of the don't ask people's republic. russell bentley says, this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa ah, the devastation of wool, syria, iraq, afghanistan, and olivia yugoslavia. now ukraine is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of a color revolution starters, i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a of an illegitimate regime.

p. u. s. military officer, scott bennett, fears were washington d. c. c. so, well, the role of the united states is pre eminent, of morale of weaponry. it is providing tactical and i would say it is providing also the required it should be considering because it's obvious, he is not in charge of the cookies completely out of his league. and he may have been chosen because it's a complete lack of understanding of all of these. but zalinski is a puppet and, and it's obvious he is taking the ukrainian people down a road of suicide because there is no hope under heaven. is also must be wary of being provoked any into an eto, whether it's like poland or other contracts of finland and sweden joining nato. i think all of that is bill in the western countries are incapable of fighting a land war against their all talk. they are all propaganda, they are all endless negotiations and discussions was to create room for more trick warfare and information operations in the solomon islands would be a red line for us truly the industry in prime minister. and that stance h

this ear accounting for 86 percent of global g d p the u. s. and russia have trade in accusations over who's to blame for food insecurity in yemen. in a meeting of the united nations security council, millions of people are facing food insecurity and hunger. yemen relies heavily on imports of ukrainian grain, which have been interrupted since russia's invasion. hooton's war of choice in ukraine has made an already precarious foods in security situation in yemen, even worse, the world for programs march report identified yemen as one of the countries most affected by wheat price increases and lack of imports from ukraine. this is just another gram example of the ripple effect, rushes and provoked, unjust unconscionable war is having on the world's most vulnerable glove moves or fucked them used to be in the t. this can problem the main factor for instability and the source of the problem today. is not the russian special military operation in ukraine, but sanctions and measures imposed on our country seeking to cut off any supplies from russia a

u. s. i think perhaps the most interesting comparison is to compare the, the numbers in terms of g, d, p. and as you said elsewhere early in the report of the store, estonian and countries that are actually closer to the border to ukraine have given aid, which represents much bigger percentage of g d p. so, you know, it's only understandable the countries that are very close to the ukraine and therefore also are suffering the most would be the ones to pick up the bill in order to make them better the most effort. so i think it's important to understand the distribution of the burden at the you. it was more can be done. i'm sure i'm sure there is more that can be done. and a, you know, we are trying to progress in their way that we understand the how to do the war we're develop before the you can decide to want more help. it can give. so we're sort of talking about the short term here. but in the long term, e leaders, leaders than in washington right now for the world bank meetings are, are all discussing reconstruction of ukraine. what happens after the war is over? who has the responsibi

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court, the i r d, as the terrorist organization by the us department of state, with an escalation in an already from situation after the united states unilaterally withdrew from the j u, p. o, a, the 2015 nuclear agreement. iranian ministry has made it clear during the vienna negotiation that they don't, they don't want to cross any of the red line. and those include the economic aspects, but also the listing of the i r, which was that under the trumpet administration. so i think it will have profound effects on the ongoing negotiation. it shows the belligerents and the rogue nature of the u. s. foreign policy and the current regime that seeks to unilaterally impose its will and of course under pressure by the israel b, which has been hoping for no new deal and, and was behind the scenes for the reversal of the deal under the trumpet administration. in austria, the committee that handles the side of the mouth 1000 concentration camp, has refused to host, to delegations from russia and bellows at this year's annual ceremony. marketing the camps liberation according to austrian officials, inviting representatives from moscow and minsk would be incompatible with the oath o

u. s. and south korea are urging the north to return to talks. it is extremely important for the united nations security council for sunday, clear signal to the d p. okay they, we will not accept its escalator. it has as normal also agreed on the need to maintain the strongest possible joint to turn capability on the peninsula. and as ambassador knowledge, and this is why our military is exercising and training together like the exercise that started just today. i want to underline that we have not close the door and diplomacy with the d p. okay. and i once again call on kung to pers, pursue a diplomatic path with us. we remain prepared to meet with me with anywhere without any conditions or someone to make clear that we have no hostile intent towards the v p. okay. son of a former dictator is the favor to become the next president of the philippines. ferdinand bone bone ma costs julia says he wants to return the country to its former glory jungle. allen doggone reports from manila. ah, one not a new phone, but mark as junior is the front runner in the presidential election in maine. but for some one who is running on the platform of unity, he is

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u. s. economy that by then as attempting to sell to the public. he still claims he is not concerned. well, i'm not concerned about recession. i mean, you're always concerned about recession, but the g, d. p, you know, from the 1.4 percent. but here's the deal. we're also had last quarter consumer spending and business investment, residential investment increased in significant rates, both for leisure as well as hard products. and it's not just by the top, mainstream media outlets here in the us are also trying to downplay concerns, arguing that americans should be instead, be focusing on how much the economy has grown since 2020, when it essentially came to a standstill. now all of this comes up, the majority of americans have said that they are concerned about inflation remaining at 40 year hide. and they are concerned about the state of the us economy . we know that we now have the mid term elections coming up in just a few months yet, while americans have made it clear where they want their focus to be. it appears as though bite and remain focused on making sure that you crane has a host of new weapons. rachel, thanks for the see 1000 teams. rachel blevins speaking to us from washingt

garden court, the i r d as the terrorist organization by the us department of state, with an escalation in an already situation. after the united states, unilaterally withdrew from b, j, u, p. o, a, the 2015 nuclear agreement. iranian foreign ministry has made it clear to vienna negotiation that they don't, they don't want to cross any of the red line. and those include the economic aspects, but also the listing of the i r, which was that under the trump administration. so i think you will have profound effect on the ongoing negotiations. it shows the belligerents and the rogue nature of the u. s. foreign policy and the current regime that seeks to unilaterally impose its will and of course under pressure by the israel nabi, which has been hoping for no new deal and, and was behind the scenes for the reversal of the deal under the trumpet administration. i will be back with more news at the top of the hour, but before that i'm going to leave you with our t reef notion as well. she speaks with former yugoslavia colonel youngel alex to lead operations to shoot down american stealth bombers during their rates in the balkan war of the late 19 ninety's electric seas. parallels

u. s. and south korea urging the north to return to talks . it is extremely important for the united nations security council for sunday, clear signal to the d p. okay, there we will not accept it as quality as, as normal. also agreed underneath to maintain the strongest possible joint determine capability on the peninsula. and as ambassador, no mention, this is why our militaries are exercising and trending together. like the exercise that started just today, i want to underline that we have not closed the door and diplomacy with the dpr k. and i once again collin kung to pers pursue a diplomatic pat with us. we remain prepared to meet with b meet with anywhere without any conditions. also want to make clear that we have no hostile intent towards the dpr k. and they've been protests on site south korea's foreign ministry against joint military exercises with the u. s. demonstrates as a calling for an end to what they say are coercive policies against north korea. the protested, insist of sanctions word solve the nuclear issue on the korean peninsula. scott snyder is a cd, a fellow full career studies and director of the program on u. s. korea

u. s. in south korea are urging the north to return to the talks. it is extremely important for the united nations security council for sunday, clear signal to the d. p. okay. there we will not accept as escalator is, has as normal also agreed on the need to maintain the strongest possible joint to turn capability on the peninsula. and as ambassador knowledge, and this is why our military is, are exercising and training together like the exercise that started just today. i want to underline that we have not closed the door and diplomacy with the dpi. and i once again call on the phone to pros, pursue at the for lead path with us. we remain prepared to meet with music anywhere without any conditions. also want to make clear that we have no hostile intent towards the v p. okay. and they have been protests against joint military exercises with the us outside south korea's foreign minutes. south korea foreign ministry demonstrators called for an end to what they say are coercive policies against north korea. protest is insist sanctions white sold the nuclear issue on the korean peninsula. ash we'll still add for the salad. we look at why china's deal, th

of global g d, p, and increasing number of western politicians of visiting ty, once since russia began attacking ukraine, as despite condemnation from china. the latest are 6 members of the u. s. congress including senator lindsey graham. they're going to be meeting president saying when and the defense minister taiwan says the visit demonstrates what it calls are rock solid relationship with the united states. china, which claims the island as its territory, says the u. s. needs to stop official contact anymore. i had on the news are including a sprint to the finish and frances presidential election. we're going to have the latest from the campaigns of incumbent emanuel mccauley and the challenge of le pen van later in sports. the upsets keep coming and monte carlo masters with another top 5 cent packet. ah, what is it one of camping gets under way in funds for the presidential election in 10 days. the 2 remaining candidates visited opposite ends of the country, presenting my home, but voters in the northern poor city of lava or fire right candidate barella pen has been running in sullen frances rejected my calls. accusations of being authoritarian by saying the same thin

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