and alina burbock, addressing the f u. n. a speaking, making a strong call for unit c, against what she called persons war, and a strong call for support for the peace plan, which was voted on yesterday by the and the u. n. and joining me here to discuss what we just heard from germany's foreign minister as dw senior political analyst melinda crane. and we're joined from new york by d w's innes pool. and in s, a. give me your 1st impressions of what we just heard from anna lena. bear about clear what she said in the tone that she struck was very strong. it was very personal and very dedicated to the case of the un. you know, it was interesting to watch her how she listened to the speeches of, of the russian speaker and the chinese speaker, and she referred directly and indirectly in her speech to both of them by saying no, we are not adding fuel to the fire. if he help ukrainians, and i know it is not that we that we trust pu team that he would not overtake ukraine if you grade wouldn't have enough weapons to defend itself. i

the u. n. was meeting to mark the upcoming one year anniversary of moscow's invasion. he is also the mexican president until he is manuel lopez. abra door has offered asylum to opponents of his nicaraguan counterpart. daniel ortega, he said, mexico's doors were open to all those who wanted to be there. ortega has crack down on dissidence. dissent. i'm sorry, in recent years, a british woman who joined the so called his lennox died in syria, has lost an appeal against her citizenship being stripped should mima big him who left the u. k. as a schoolgirl in 2015 is being held in a syrian detention camp, the british government revoked her nationality, citing security concerns. a tropical cyclone has struck madagascar killing at least 4 people cycling. freddy hit the island with winds around 130 kilometers per hour and heavy rain. the u. n. has categorized the storm as dangerous. it's approaching east africa, the want of palestinian officials say the israeli military has killed at least 10 people an

so we given an access to all u. n. and international organizations who worked in syria to move toward achieving the school. thank you very much. ambassadors, my name's yvonne murray. i'm from r. c e an island. and i have 2 quick questions please. and you are the o. p. c. w. you will have seen previously report as on chemical weapons being used by our rabble forces in syria. do you think that those reports by the o, p. c, w, are also a hoax? we have plenty of informations given to the or p c, w given to the or united nations, a security council. and the 1540 committee all this information's basically ignored. never dealt with at least, i mean to my memory more than 100 time we send in formations to the or p c, w. and to the you in regarding an attempt by a terrorist on group to eat, i mean either use or to fabricate the use of chemical with. so that's one point and syria incidence where yeah, we just got a little bit of issue there with the fee just to recap, perhaps while we get a better sense of what is happening ther

the u. n. took the rare step of calling an emergency special session to vote on the 10 point plan to end the fighting. just ahead of the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion, draft is illusion. e slash yes, 11 slash ella 7 is adopted. the message to moscow from the majority of the world's nations cease hostilities with ukraine and withdraw your military immediately slash the resolution drafted by ukraine games was passed by a 141 of the u. n's $192.00 member nations ocean on the eve of the wars one year anniversary, less hail. the result is not binding heaven, but it shows the wide support ukraine has around the world. we are satisfied with the outcome and the message is clear. it doesn't matter what russia thrice and how it attempts to undermine the international order and the coalition in support of ukraine, student tauriel, integrity, it fails. one time after another is as follows. only 6 nations joined russia in voting against the resolution, which also calls for investigations into seriou

as the most authoritative and risk representative international organization, the u. n. can play an active role in conducting an international investigation and assuring the security of transponder it infrastructure. china welcomes the draft resolution table by russia in the council, and believes that it is of great significance to authorize an international investigation into the sabotage of the north stream. pipelines recently would have come across a lot of details and relevant information concerning the lot stream incident and the relevant information is alarming. the day, the briefers have also share with us important information and their reasonable analysis face with such detail materials and comprehensive evidence. a simple statement of what li force and complete fabric fiction is obviously not enough to answer the many questions and concerns res, around the world. one, finding a way to dodge today's meeting does not mean that tools can be concealed, that we expect convincing explanations from relevant parties. such a request is entirely legitimate. turn reasonab

the u. n says damascus is considering the proposal. i met with us oh, to consider an audition across border. once for this message is for survivors and jan doris, the time to act was when the earthquake hit. anything else is too little too late. some or we can bring in kristin hell bug. she's a journalist and also who has covered syria in the region, and she joins us from here in berlin. and what are you hearing from your contact from the ground? can you tell us more about the situation in syria one week off to the quite well, no heavy machinery has entered north syria by now nor diggers, no excavators, according to the y talents, they will stop searching for survivors today because there's no hope to find any survivors under the, under the rubble, but they still have to remove the separate so they still need this heavy machinery . they cleared the streets for help. so there's some, you want it here and help coming in from the you and through this one border crossing barbara. however, there are some other than the other countries that

one of the quakes, d u. n. a chief martin griffith said it was the worst event to hit the region for a 100 years. turkish president reggie typo on said steps would be taken to rebuild broken cities within a week's is denied accusations that building codes were not properly enforced. meanwhile, tens of thousands are without shelter, cross turkey and syria, and many are sleeping in the cold. turkey state me to report 48 people have been arrested for looting in total more than 29000 people are now known to have died more than 24000 of those were in turkey. and more than 4500 in syria. but that figure is expected to rise. what happened here? on monday, the epicenter of the earthquake was the worst event in a 100 years. in this region, we have a clear plan to morrow the next day to give an appeal for a 3 month operation to help the people who are here with you, my attorney. and we will do some similar one for the people to serve. well, we have a team of correspondence following the story asset bags. in istanbul, sam

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workers are put up for sale on saudi arabia's largest online market place, harassed, even though the u. n. has long been criticizing the herat at 4, facilitating modern slavery. it is still available on apple's app store and google play store. in other words, slaves are being sold online. shocking, how does that work and who is in charge of stopping this? what exactly is happening on the rock with more than half a 1000000 visitors each day, harass, described itself as the largest saudi buying and selling platform cars, real estate, electronics, animals. and as a recent investigation, by the time suggests, human beings are on the list as well. according to the report, dozens of listings are posted each day by saudi citizens, advertising migrant workers. garage users can rent or buy them as mates, cleaners, nannies, and drivers. foreign laborers in these fears are in a vulnerable position in saudi arabia. they don't get full civil rights and can live and work in saudi arabia, only if a saudi citizens signs as being legally responsible. this practice is called co follow the legal guardian or

the u. n says damascus is considering the proposal. i met with you to consider additional good ones for this message. for survivors engenders the time to act was when the earthquake hit, anything else is too little too late. let's take a look now. some of the other stories making news around the world. u. s. defense official say that they've had contact with china or about the suspected surveillance balloon shut down earlier this month. the u. s. has now down for such objects. the latest on sunday, near the u. s. canadian border defense official say they know little about the objects. israel is launched as strikes on garza in response to a rocket fired from the palestinian tenant territory over the weekend. is ready. military reportedly struck an underground complex story. rocket materials allegedly belonging to the militant islam, islamist group hamas, and a separate attack. one person was killed during an israeli army rate in the west bank. and people in new zealand have been told to brace for more flooding and heavy rain as sight lo

the u. n. was meeting to mark the upcoming one year anniversary of moscow's invasion worth of nigeria as presidential candidates have signed a piece. pledge, promising to seek redress through the courts for any grievances. the move aims to quell fears that a close pole may trigger violence. saturday's vote is tip to be the country's most credible election since military rule ended in 1999. in china sections of a huge open pit coal mine collapsed on wednesday, claiming 4 lives with 49 people still missing. the mine is in china's inner mongolia region, which is a major producer of coal, c. c t. v footage captured the moment that the catastrophic land 5 took place. hundreds of emergency helpers were sent to the region. a rescue operations were suspended on thursday after a further landslide inside the mine. china relies heavily on coal for energy generation and mines have been urged to increase production. corresponding fabian crutch. marie told us more about the ongoing rescue efforts in northern

the u. n. has recorded more than a 1000 civilian deaths from the fighting, but says the jewel figure is likely to be far higher. around a 3rd of ukraine's population has been displeased, but millions in need of humanitarian assistance. russia has suffered repeated setbacks on the battlefield, but still controls nearly a 5th of you train on the anniversary ukrainians in the western city of love. if peter be able to their fallen soldiers, lights illuminate the sky installation is coiled ray of memory. underneath at the grieves of you, greens fallen soldiers, they are being honoured for their sacrifices. almost 300000. you have i betty tear. the creep are adorned with the gun drifts, flags, flowers, and candles. or it's an emotional moment for the relative. i fit paid their respects to their loved ones, said the sierra was not living. it was existing days. it went in death and been the feeling that my son will return, doth not ended, but unfortunately answered, i understand this will not happen to

the u. n is warning that figure could still go higher. so knock lines, the rubble of his building has been waiting for a signal from rescue teams who are trying to locate his family. still enrolled. he is not optimistic that his mother and sister will still come out alive. but he refuses to leave the place before they are fond. he we don't know my from i know. and i just wanted roughly by my moderate, no doubt. but we can't, they've gone through. wasn't defined as chances of finding survivors fate. the z, noticeable shift rescue teams go from quietly searching for trop survivors to digging and removing from families here. no, exactly what this means. sonata and his family are gathering near to the ruins of what used to be their home. they're still have that family members dropped under the rubble, but they lost hope that anyone would come alive. now, all the ones is to find a bodies of their loved ones. for proper burial. he didn't want any. he just wanted to find anything new entity ever. we just one that you want to free for are from an

the u. n. has appealed to the international community for at least $1000000000.00 us dollars in 8. now that money is to help those affected by the earthquakes in turkey and syria. a disaster that has now killed more than 42000 people. the city of antonia and turkeys had ty, province was one, the hardest hit air is, it was known as antioch. in ancient times, the city was a key staging point on the silk road. but the quakes have caused colossal damage to this once vibrant place. our correspondent jojo han has more. ah, this is what's left of untouched air. once known for its rich heritage, the city now lies in ruins. unrecognizable unreal. in the old city, several streets are still inaccessible, blocked by buildings flattened by the quakes, and cars trucked under the debris. this was the old town of antique. yeah. once popular with tourists, but look at it now. at least half of it is gone. centuries of history ravaged in a few minutes. cherished landmarks has been destroyed here, churches and turkey synagogue, and the hobby b niger mosque. the dome smashed into wood, used to be the p

so the u. n. c, i don't. $300.00 trucks loaded with eat, have so far crossed to north west figure since the earthquakes. but the needs for shelter and gush remained. hike. the united nation see, it will scale up it. deliveries to city as rebel had 80 us. but for now, millions of citizens affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for their survival, with very little help for it's now and, and basketball, the sacramento kings, and ella clippers played out the 2nd highest scoring game and, and being history. the match went to double over time, and the king's look said for defeat until malick mug 3 pointer, another buck and then what the king's the head with time almost operable. the king's 1176 to 175. you're up to date on d, w. news a married ever seen from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching . ill ski about delivery. are there goes nibble other? get out of media miguel. go la, go up. got it done. but again, alice got into that and i giga on media. yay but sure, let

according to the u. n. u fled been displaced in m 23 c. waves of territory from the government in the last 8 months. many of them living in camps. at the end of last year, beginning of this year, there was an outbreak of cholera and one of the comes to the north of the city of gomez. several people killed death and to come sprung up many of these shelter put in if there is indeed heavy rain, it's going to be a massive problem for the sanitation here quite clearly in south central chill, a firefighter most as far as a 3000 kilometers away are being deployed to combat the countries worst. forest fires in decades. the sending reports now from governmental yet another wildfire out of control. in the albany, a region firefighters call for more help. unable to contain this blaze, when of hundreds of active fires that have been spreading throughout south central chile since late january. ah, the commander of the fire fighting brigade tells his men to evacuate oder to some of the cripple. the situation here is very

many survivors have no shelter at all. aid is reaching turkey, bart b u. n. has said that more is desperately needed for the regions of syria, where relief has been slow to arrive. and as a growing despair at the massive, ongoing humanitarian crisis, or correspondent julia hahn is in turkey's heart his hearty province and brought us this report from the town of his candy room. ah, this is what's left of the state hospital in the city of his kindred fields. to save life, it became a death trap. the building collapsed and patients after the earthquake struck one week later rescue teams are still digging. so the rattle, searching for survive us vision. can you give us any information about the person you have found? one? no, we couldn't find any id. a list of available mesa, high ellison's anxiously, whenever the rescue was announced, they found some one who grandmother was at the hospital when the quake hate mesa hasn't slept for days. she's been sitting here waiting, feeling helpless, cuts everything. all. i don't know how many days have passed. i lost track o

and that stipulates that the u. n is based on the sovereign equality, that us things that it's exceptional which has why assert gillibrand says that we're seeing one set of rules for them and they expect the rest to follow different rules. because once again, it's only their opinion that matters. and they want to make sure that their views on the world, whatever they a, this is how it has to happen. they want to be able to dictate the united states wants to, they said to the rest of the world who they do business with, who they can talk to and what rules they should follow. and now the west is also trying to get to roches long term allies, trying to get them to switch to their sides, to support them. developing nations for examples have been quite neutral so far and were seen once again with them. they're trying to get them to, to go basically to follow the u. s. as leads and sometimes even resorts into france, colliers to zillow issue. of course, there are already enough people who want to scare us. we're in china. e

so the u. n. is working with the syrian government to increase cross line h shipments from within the country to opposition held areas. but it's also appealing to the security council to get more access. the secretary general is calling on all countries to put victims 1st. this is the moment of unity. it's not the moment to politicize or to divide, but it is obvious that we need massive supports. and so i would be, of course, very happy if the civil because he could reach a consensus to allow for her more crossings to be used. areas, ambassador has made it clear that his government wants to all age shipment to go through damascus in the past. russia and china have opposed any further aid crossing points into northwestern. syria saying it's a violation of serious sovereignty. now, in addition to access the united nations needs more resources to deal with the crisis. and we expect martin griffin the relief chief for the us to be visiting the region soon to report back to the united nations and launc

while the u . n. convoy was returning from a re supply mission. the u. n. contingent in the d. r. c has run 18000 personnel. it's monday to include supporting the congolese government's efforts to stabilize the region. but her struggle to deal with and 23 militant attacks, forcing thousands of locals to leave the area. we are fleeing the am 20 to 3 war. as you have heard about the situation in our villages, we need help when he tats, but above all, we need the return of peace about cover. the situation was very complicated. at the moment incapacity, we came from there under a hail of bullets when they arrived in kemati, we decided to leave. we were scared of the bullets and the bombs that fell. there are many people who have been injured. victor. busy the m 23 started fighting the day before yesterday, crashes continue in the area. and that is why we leaving our villages in kinky. we're looking for where we're going to rest. but we have no idea. we ask our government, do everything to displace the m 23 rebels. so we can return to our villages so that we don't die of other diseases

to try to be, but i think we do welcome certainly that we've seen some a convoy go across from the u. n over the last 2 days. and we expected to really ramp urgently, and so that we can start to see the necessary assistance get to those communities who need it most. and what exactly needs to happen in order to see more of those, a convoy getting across the border and getting to where that 8 is needed. yeah, i mean, as i said, and as you've said now scaling off of this assistance is, is really of paramount importance. you know, we need to be really seeing a lot more convoys going across a, you know, everything should be, needs based and really focused on what local organizations are telling us on the ground. you know what dr. they're telling us what local organization they're telling us that they need, you know, since 2020 the u. n. and has only had one border crossing, you know, ain't in northern syria after the other ab us and am, was closed for you and operations many. and you can still use these, you know, for commercial, ruth and, but understanding access has been reading difficult

and the main crossing point, which the u. n. use is bob on howard to move goods between turkey and cross border between turkey and northwest. syria is in haiti, and this is the one of the most affected regions a, you know, in turkey from the earthquake. so some of the delay in the 1st few days of getting 8 across was simply because of infrastructure damaged to road. and also because the staff that are working in these crossings themselves, they're also impacted by this strategy tragedy. but i think we do welcome certainly that we've seen some aid convoys go across from the un and over the last 2 days. and we expect this to really ramp up urgently as so that we can start to see the necessary assistance get to those communities who need it most. and what exactly needs to happen. i in order to see more of those 8 convoys getting across the board and getting to where that 8 is needed. yeah, i mean, as i said, and as you've said now scaling off of this assistance is, is really of paramount importance. you know, we need to be really s

because the void here in the u. n. is always kind of seen lager barometer of the sense of the world in the question, of course is if the un doesn't prove the resolution, what would it actually mean for the conflict in ukraine? you know, it's nothing concrete. i mean, the west will continue to support or ukraine with or without the resolution. it is highly is symbolic by that should not be underestimated because it sends a signal. and then we also have to be really fair here with the whole u. n. and the meeting of a general assembly, it's not about only about the figures and the outcome of avoid. what is also very important are all these bilateral meetings before, during and after the general assembly. the conversations high and politicians can have are with each other. the exchanges, so it's not only about the resolution, it's about this holy rent or bringing people, bringing nations together in this very, very difficult times. he dollies in his pulver pushing from neil. thank you so much . gonna take a look now. some

the u. n. a release $25000000.00 and emergency assistance for syria bringing the total so far to $50000000.00. an assessment team is now on the ground, however, and needs are expected to far exceed that. a flash appeal for donations is expected early next week. still a had here on al jazeera, 2 people are killed in a car running attack at a bus stop in the occupied west bank and physiotherapy is cut down on cannabis use and amsterdam is infamous red light district. ah hello, welcome to another look at the international forecast. we have got the potential for one or 2 showers into to kia and into we're syria as we go one through our sas day. but i think it's not anything like as heavy as we have seen recently, the key factor is that it will remain very, very cold. in the coming days, further south is been cool enough in kuwait 15 celsius. recently 18 celsius temperature, starting to bounce back here. as we go on through, sat down, we're getting up to round 24 by sunday, some re sleep the snow pu

so what are the u. n. d piece priorities? so we seen the recovery area, there's really full priorities that needs to be done. the 1st system in emergency air restaurants and that includes rubble removal. but also d mining efforts about a 160000 square kilometers of ukraine have been mind to air. that's about 30 percent of the country. so caring, that would be very important to and for economy to we kick start again. the 2nd part is really that we see infrastructure repairs have to be done as well. and 3000 schools have been damaged 600 hospitals. and infrastructure obviously, is a big part of that. and obviously we've seen where the targeted attacks on the energy infrastructure as well that that has to be a priority 2nd. ti, i think services is absolutely important that government has invested to in med, digitizing a lot of his services. so restoring both their health education, but also to of social services would be a very important part who's paying for all of this? well, i think can that say that's going to be a big chall

started to come in from the bible, how a border with her kia, the only crossing authorized by the u. n. for 8 deliveries. the opposition says the international community should ignore objections from damascus and use more crossings to ensure the constant flow of relief supplies. already the world food program says it's running out of stocks and the opposition and clave. we're more than 90 percent of people relied on aid before the latest disaster, santa gooder, elisha zito, earl, i mean as a spokesman at the un high commissioner for refugees regional bureau for the middle east on north africa. she says, years of conflict and syria causes extra difficulties in helping survivors. most of the agent has been going to northwest area in the past few years. and even yesterday does not go through the regime areas on what you call the regime areas. the areas controlled by the government, it goes actually from turkey and the united nations relief agencies like u. n. s. c. i had been authorized to send this humanitarian relief items like food tans blankets, all kind of really had been authorized

the u. n is appealed for $1000000000.02 pay for 8. it says is needed immediately by more than 5000000 people took it. it also was $400000000.00 for parts of city of which have been hit in northern rebel held cerium, a deliveries are starting to come in after the reopening of a border crossing activist and local emergency teams have criticizing the slow response to the gas quakes. and the war torn country bed of russia's private military company, wagner group is blaming what he calls moscow's monstrous bureaucracy for slow military games. guinea pig aziz, as it could take months to capture the eastern town of buck mode, which was seen intense fighting in recent weeks. cave as committed vast resources to hold the mining area. its capture would be a symbolic one for russia. will the town halls, little strategic value from the bottom? the advance is proceeding slower than what we want. why is the advance not fast enough? i think we could have taken control of back moved by the new year if we had not been hindered by monstrous military bur

the u. n. is appealing for $1000000000.02 pay for aid that's needed immediately by more than $5000000.00 people into care. it says it also wants $400000000.00 to help those in devastated areas of syria. the earthquake struck in the depth of winter. hundreds of thousands of people don't have shelter, food, water heaters or medical help. inter kia about $47000.00 buildings have been destroyed or damage, including schools and hospitals. me with a team of correspondence covering the disaster across impacted regions in the southeast of turkey. as well as northwestern syria. i said, begs beginning our coverage from the turkey city of color, my mother asked, i said that was one of the epa centers, water, things like they are now. well, right now, they've been taking rebel away in trucks. this still teams working on the ground. now 248 hours after the earthquake hit the same t o girl was rescued here and $200.00 over $250.00. i was after that quick hit a 42 year old woman and was rescued. and i've just

the u. n. says 60 percent more food needs to be produced by 2050 to keep up with the global population, which is expected to rise from 8 to 10000000000 people. new methods are also being developed to lower farming emissions by 67 percent around 1300000000 tons of food is lost or wasted every year while one and 10 people don't have enough to eat more . rob reynolds is unfair exhibition into lot in california, checking out some fruit, picking drones. i see your contraption here, danielle, how does the work? what does it do? sure, so our technology is alleviating, like you said, the shortage in agricultural labour right now pro is being left to waste on the tree because there's not enough pickers. and so our technology where you see behind music alpha bought the son, it's a quick with 8 of our flying economists robots to harvest group. and we are harvesting apples teaches nectarines, apricots, and plans are starting off. there you go. yeah. oh my goodness. it rose. everything on one of our robots

and the u. n is also working on the cross line activities and trying to get more aid from within the country to those in need. so they say they're working to ramp up their response even more, but many challenges still remain. absolutely. kristen, thank you so much for that. that is kristen filling me with a lace his life for us at the united nations. now to kia has begun work to rebuild the homes of 1500000 people destroyed and the powerful earthquake that struck the south of the country and with elections just months away, president out of the want has pledged to rebuild as soon as possible, but has government is under pressure to prioritize safety standards. i shook my head, but a reports from caught him on. my dash levin donna has come back to his neighborhood and got a man mirage to recover his belongings. his family had to move to a village nearby, but levant says he intends to return. as soon as his parents house is rebuilt. your mother, sir? do you not mother, so yeah, so my cousin, i want

but they're still only one border crossing authorized by the u. n. so far. more than 220 political prisoners have been released from jail in nicaragua and flown to the u. s . the nicaraguan judiciary said the prisoners were traitors who are being deported . present daniel ortega has detained dozens of opponents to his government in recent years. ukraine's president has received a standing ovation at european parliament in an address to m. e. p. is a lot of me as lensky, thank you. leaders for their support and ukraine's war with russia and called for additional military aid. more russia's foreign minister, sagal abroad, has met sudanese leaders and cartoon. the talks focused on improving cooperation between the 2 countries. thousands of residents have said the town of soccer, eastern democratic republic of congo, have if the army loses the town to em, $23.00 rebels diocese. a 2nd biggest city government would be cut off from the capital. kinshasa slain president gabriel barrett has ordered evening curfews in 3 regions of the country as wildfire continued to r

however, the u. n says it needs a lot more resources to deal with the disaster. ukraine's president has received a standing ovation that the european parliament in an address to impeach there. below them is the lens. he thank you, leaders for their supporting ukraine's war with russia. zelinski said his country is not only fighting for its survival, but for that of europe. ukraine's receive humanitarian and military aid from european countries since the beginning of the war. almost a year ago. am $23.00 rebels and eastern democratic republic of congo are reported he close to taking the key strategic town of sarky. thousands of civilians are fleeing the fighting them 2 days ago, 8 people were killed when the united nations peacekeeping convoy taking supplies to goma was attacked. people displaced by the violence or angry at a perceived lack of action by the un force there to protect them. okay, you're up to date, those are the top stories here on out just to make sure you stay with as though the dark si

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the u. n says the war between rushman, ukraine could force a fragile system of global food supplies to fail. moscow and kiva estimated to have accounted for 30 percent of wheat exports. among other staples, the middle east, north africa, and the horn of africa are suffering the most from that conflict with food shortages and price increases. across europe, simultaneous crises and food distribution, energy access, and fertilizer supplies shots the global food system. last year, when the war began to un sued and agriculture organizations, as places like the united kingdom, could see empty shelves well into 2023. in other places around the world backlogs, at container port stemming from pandemic locked downs and a shortage of truck drivers is adding to the challenge of delivering food to everyone. apart from man made factors, the climate also poses a severe challenge in pakistan. for example, recurrent floods that have destroyed crops, i've also left the country with almost no dry land. and that

the u. n. says it consists of 10 trucks that are carrying 10 supplies for the victims. and the emir of cuts har has met the turkish president, the 1st head of state of visits and the earthquake struck on monday. read the paper on greeted chest. i mean ben hadn't been fanny and stumble. katara was quick to send rescue teams and aid in the aftermath of the quakes is really forces of killed a young palestinian. his name was a walker during a raid on the janine camp and the occupied west bank. 2 others were injured and one person was arrested. 47 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces on settlers and the occupied west bank since the beginning of this year. while israel is saying that will be stepping up in raids against palestinians and occupying east jerusalem and the occupied west bank, the prime minister may be announcements on sunday. we'll have more news at the top of the hour right here on al jazeera, but coming up next. it's 11 nice thanks for watching. bye bye for now. talk to, i'll just 0. we. should they not be more oversized perhaps so foundations like y

u. n. 10 will assembly adopt the western drought. 5th resolution quoting on russia to withdraw it forces from ukraine as moscow's envoy accuses the us and its allies of aiming to destroy.

a 14 or younger the u. n. children's agency unit has the band has a further decline of practice in young girls, an estimated 25 percent. with most of them happening in rural areas. that's a drop of less than 10 percent. 3 years on the figure is yet to reach 0. despite those who practice at risk of a 3 year prison sentence, many and daughters are some of those who were subjected to the practice, even after the band wasn't forest, she high per face, a name, out of fear of legal repercussions. the alarm missouri neil slung min at leaf, we went to the countryside for holidays and my mother in law myself and my husband were against it, but she's older and we couldn't say no to her. you know, she promised the midwife wouldn't cut a lot for my daughters, but the midwife did. and i didn't find out until 3 days later thing, but not the eunice f says younger generation understand the dangers of f t m. and that help lead to a reduction in the practice. but other challenges remain in anything. it's altogether said daniel

now the u. n. she said that the world must end its dependency on fossil fuels, while saying africa, renewable resources remain mostly untapped. we heard from a geopolitical analyst who says, african leaders should not accept any deal with you without considering the needs of their own people. first. though lovely, does that to live deals as individual is with the you states or the you member states that will influence them into making decision, not necessarily on behalf of their population. but the political parties that elected those leaders should be the one to have policies that will influence that the energy problems need to be revolt within african states. so, but if the e u leadership is influencing the policies of africa, it's going to be a very long road for african countries to deal with their own energy problems. so it should be the political parties that have influenced their leaders that are in power to make sure that they are in line with that. and then she plans for their own countrie

and from the u. n. in new york, i'm joined by d w. washington bureau chief in his pul, welcome to you both. and if i'd like to start with you, tell us what can we expect from this high level debate of the security council that should be starting any moment. you know, things are seen since the u. s. security council is kind of hold hostage or being paralyzed by russia esvito the un general assembly became the most important to and body to deal with your grade. and we were just talking about the resolution yesterday. but anyhow, what will take place today? we will hear a very highly awaited a speech from a, a secretary of state blinking the he might, some people expect that really map out a plan what to do next. the german foreign minister and alina been a bug, is also expected to speak. and again, same has happened glenda. and if i can turn to you, tell us how important the debate is today. and again, what, what signals is this debate going to be sending? we're really, i can only echo what in as said, the action in the united nations h

we heard it from the u. n. n. study pulpits and now marshall's leverage the things we hear from paris and other western up capital 0 about the corporation between russian, molly, i've already said what, what we think about this. you go to those are new colonial instincts, that the instincts, assessments, and which it is high time to lose now you do with and to ask or recognize that western countries need to be more modest to report it through and to accept their place and the international order substance order. so that history requires and who is at the mercy. what that is brought about by their own actions to morally you should make history go backwards. nation history, but when you so because they used it when we went to where we can speak on our 1st african tore from promotions. several weeks ago mr. ralph went to the same countries to south africa and others trying to undermine any prospects of equal corporations between russia and african countries continued at least as follows. from his statement that af