the u. n was set up a thickly to give special privileges to the big powers that, sir, that one, the 2nd world war, one can ask quite rightly are those still the right powers to sit on the security council. so the security council still have a g, though, should germany be part of the security council in the separate cetera. but those are reforms. i just think, you know, this is the un, we've had very odd cases in the past, for instance, we've had the syrian regimes sitting on the un human rights council, which i find as offensive as, as, as almost anything else. so, you know, i'm not terribly upset by it. i know why the trains are set by it and i know why people are making, you know, kind of rhetorical, hey, out of it. but i do believe the un exists to have conversations. it does have its rules and i think it's just the way it is. we can not like it. we don't like it, it really doesn't matter. it's going to take a lot to change it and it won't be changed by tomorrow. i steven, can russia use? i

i know the u. n is very concerned about that situation and is trying to mobilize the you and hcr and get its resources to the key border points. a very disturbing picture i think being painted at the security council meeting. and darren, i'm afraid of no prospect. i think of any action at this stage from the security council. yeah, james, as you say, an extremely grim update or from the u. n. man on the ground there in port. then let me just go back to a guitar this for a minute. i mean, he's call him a security council to exert maximum leverage on the warring parties to end the violence. and what more can we expect then from the u. s. at this stage, james? well, you have them, you heard mr. pursers say that that he's speaking on a regular basis to, to rival generals, but they've not been able to commit to a cease fire or influence were or implement one that continued to trade accusations and issued competing claims of control. he says that there's no sign that either is ready to seriously negotiate

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i think the u. n. as international atomic energy agency has been very, very important in trying to raise the world's consciousness. not just, and also the russian military consciousness of the dangers involved in the war around some of you trains biggest atomic energy plants originally built under the soviet union of course. but they are, you know, as is our parisha in particular has warfare all around it. it has had electricity cuts it's, it's been very, very dangerous. and i think russell grossi and his team have done a very, very good job in trying to keep it safe. so i think that's important. and i think we should not underestimate the importance of organizations like u. n. h, c, r, and the world food program and unicef in just trying to help the poor who are most affected by this war. they, they're not combatants, but they are also victims in status. love, those are the positives that stephen has just itemized, in terms of whether you and has failed. as far as this conflict is concerned, is to kno

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it is an established fact that during world war 2, the o u n and u, p. a leaders served in the not to go and roland battalions all with the ss calisha divisions and with collaborating auxiliary police unit somewhere also trained at nazi military and intelligence schools. look out the book and little thought for us all of them, but got a document that's a cut off because we have through dishes when you means to william, there was the upkeep, your master ob 0. so you have to give control saturday own was the, the up up very is vivian. you can the real dental and she would not work at all today. you p, i apologise to claim the conflict stemmed from poland, centuries long expansion into ukraine in lloyd edna scattered about they say indigenous people had the right to fight enslavement and as ukrainians were indigenous to valencia and eastern galleria, it is quite pointless in their opinion, to question, the ukrainian insurgent armies, methods lost on the new amusement period. this into room to the devout. i'm a good old bullshit military 3, idleness porter p

the u. n says more than 75000 people have been internally displaced by the fighting. tens of thousands of people are also trying to get to egypt. south sudan and chad aid agencies are already warning. they don't have enough food for people to eat. and survivors of a massacre in northern pikeno fast so have blamed the country security forces. they say at least $136.00 people, including women and children, were killed. last week. ukraine's military intelligence says an explosion that a fuel storage facility in the crimean port city of sara estoppel was, quote, god's punishment for russian as strikes in the ukrainian city of man. the explosion caused a massive fire destroying fuel. ukraine says was intended for use by russia's black sea fleet. no casualties were reported. the regions governor said the blast was caused by a ukrainian drone attack. the craters repeatedly said he plans to retake the crimean peninsula, which russia alex, i can 2014, are covering you book. this incident will not affec

therefore, we will immediately report such attempts to the u. n. does, you're trying to rock, the sudanese boats is a, the west has failed. not only was redone, but the region as a whole. there is still insurgency, even despite the better part of 2 decades. in that region thing that they will help to stabilize it. this of course follows largely from the overthrow of the libyan government and one gadhafi. and that has said of the kid amongst the pigeons in the us a hell as it were. but no one dares to mention that russia has no interest in a broken sudan. in fact, they prefer, as dan functional, the leader of the vegan a private military group has offered to send a plane full of medical supplies and of himself as the mediator, if necessary to help resolve the existent conflict. and for the future prosperity of sudan, i am ready to act as an intermediary in negotiations between the parties of the conflict, the u. n. and many other swan sudanese blood. and i won't peace for the sudanese people. i also want to ask for the opportunity to send planes wit

the very first article is stating that the u. n set up to avoid aggression and avoid wars, just like russia has done here in ukraine. leila mckenzie reporting from keith, thank you so much for now. i want to take you now to london, declared sebastian she standing by claire russia, running the u. n security council. as david has just been reporting, ukraine is calling it the worst april fool's day. joke. what has the response been from moscow? so we haven't had an official response later to those comments by president zelensky or the ones by his foreign minister, calling it does you say the worst april fool's joke, but we do know certainly from my colleague, richard roth on the ground at the united nations that those who back russia there have been pretty quick to point out sort of historical hypocrisy, saying that the u. s as a permanent member of the security council launched an invasion of ukraine sorry of iraq in 2003, without the security council's knowledge or prior. permission so there's a bit of sort of what about ism going

the u. n says 2022. so sea levels and ocean heat which record levels and it described those for the melting of some glasses in europe. as of the charts and its annual global climate report. the world meteorological organ stations says, until arctic sea ice fell to its lowest extent, ever record. it adds to a final warning last month issued by the u. s. climate body. the i p c. c. that time is running out the world. we have already lost this sir, these melting of glazier game and as he lever arise game so, so that, so that's bad news and, and then the, according to i, b, c, c, the conservative estimate of foresee level rises said half me to the one meter per person sensory, this is all part of what the u. n. describes as, quote, planetary scale changes on land in the ocean and in the atmosphere. in europe, the report says at least $15000.00 people died last year due to intense heat waves . and in africa, more than 1700000 people in somalia. and if you go peer, we displace from the homes by drought. at the

well, a currently a u. n, a sierra is in charge of that, ah, and so, so i think they, they are the best people to us by. they had made it very clear in their, in their statements that this is a bi lateral arrangement. you and hcr has also used boats un boats to transport members of the military regime to bangladesh. they took off the un insignia, they apparently had guns under tarpaulins as they went there. i mean, the sounds like an appalling breach of un neutrality. was it a serious mistake? well, i think again, i think you have to refer to the u. n a c r ah statements. i am not in a position to, to say are what they have already said. i accept tools to support them. but that journey on un boats does have, i think, serious repercussions for the perception of the u. n. the generals, who carried out a cou, now seemed to, at least on one occasion, have a navy. and that navy is the united nations, doesn't as put u. n. staff at risk? well, if they had consultant me, i would have stopped it. but nobody consulted

the u. n says at least $20000.00 for denise refugees have arrived in tad and on sedans quarter with if you'll be in a similar scene. so denise civilians and nationals from up to 23 countries, all desperate to leave people. morgan al jazeera, auditory. so let's go back to you in headquarters in new york when linda thomas greenfield. the u. s. ambassador to the un is addressing the security council on the situation. and saddam, that's listening to what she has to say. hello. thank you, madam president. and let me, i think secretary general gutierrez, special representative births, assistant secretary general marcia, and special envoy weiss for your informative briefing. and i want to thank you, particularly for your efforts over the weekend to try to in the the carnage and stop the fighting. i also want to welcome the participation of the a you permanent observer and the e get special envoy. it goes without saying that we are disappointed. the security counselor did not meet again sooner on this

and that navy is the united nations, doesn't this put u. n. staff at risk? well, if they had consulted me, i would have stopped it. but nobody consulted me. baskin present on thy emanuel lopez, abra door, his face angry protesters as he met officials in the city, a swift odd. what is where 39 migrants died in fire and in this week, the blaze began inside a detention center close to the us. border investigation is under wayne's wife. 68 male migrants appear to have been left locked in their cell while the fire bent. 5 people have been arrested. john hallman has more from mexico city president under is manuel lopez over the door of mexico on friday, visited see about qual, is a town in which at least $39.00 migrants died in a fire that broke out in a migrant detention center in the town on monday night, but his visit was actually to investigate would happen to see the survivors perhaps in the hospital. it was pre raised and it was local with local state officials. and the president actually didn't go anywhere near those survivors. obviously wary of a photo opp

a to the u. n. a c r r ah statements, i am not in a position to to say are what they have already said. i accept tools to support them, but that journey on un boats does have, i think, serious repercussions for the perception of the u. n, the generals who carried out a cou, now seemed to at least on one occasion, have a navy. and that navy is the united nations, doesn't as put you and staff at risk. well, if they had consulted me, i would have stopped it. but nobody consulted me. the international monetary fund has approved there $15600000000.00 loan, few crane is aimed at helping keep maintaining economic stability as a battles of russian invasion. the loan will be spread over 4 years. is part of a broader $115000000000.00 international support package. in return, ukraine will have to implement fiscal reforms and step up anti corruption efforts. or still to come here on al jazeera, the pledge is to extend its financial lifeline to lebanon. economic crisis is showing no sign of abating ah with hello

u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party empower, supported, softer wording for foreign policy reasons. gotcha. but a map k from when it well known that the polish government is actively lobbying for ukraine to be admitted to the e. u. it was to that end that the polish foreign minister rather slough sikorsky, urged polish, empties not to exacerbate the situation with the bottom line in the end. on july, the 11th 2013, following heated and prolonged debate colon approved an official statement describing the valiant tragedy of ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide. with awe, jim queen, i should say, no. jo, him put in coverage. if you just you say movie global, had your modem or the little williams with theme or to come out with the one with you or come up with my auntie, my own little place for you, from the economy or not really in your voice. a focus group just wasn't doing galaxy at the varsity goals, are always going to examine for europe today

and there is a clear balance in the u. n. secretary and you and as a whole, and this is now seen in the staff who are now taking liberties with politically motivated conduct that is not fitting of internet civil servants. me urged the secretary general to ensure that all the bits of all of his staff comply with impartiality in line with article 100 of the un charter. we also urged the secretariat leadership in drafting documents on the common agenda, which was mentioned here. the new agenda piece, which is mentioned here, to be guided by the need to suggest to members date ways to find a balance of interest. rather than helping to advance neo liberal concepts. otherwise, instead of multilateral of a multilateral agenda, there will be a deepening of a division between the golden 1000000000 and the international majority. speaking of multilateralism, we cannot be limited to the international context just as a whole. just when we talk about a democracy, the international context, and i'll be the cigar to double standards, need

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um and when you have p warehouses and w, f, p uni, suff, eunice, f u n t p u n h c r. guest houses and offices have come into the crossfire or being routed. james, did you get any sense of whether there's any provision of aid possible at the moment? yes the you and that saying that they are not stopping their aide delivery operations are but they say most of their staff are sheltering in place because it's so difficult for them to go anywhere. and it's so dangerous from the go anywhere. but they say if staff are in a position somewhere incident that they can help people than they will do so, but it's a very severe problem. we've got 16000000 people um, in sudan, according to the united nations who are in humanitarian need of support from the united nations. it was a grim humanitarian situation before this. it's now i think, a much worse than that. in fact, to the un secretary general when he spoke earlier on, he described the situation in terms of the humanitarian situation as horrendous. ah, more calls coming in all the time. i'm for the 2 rival generals to have a cease fire infectiou

s. saudi arabia, the african union on the u. n, and was intended as a 1st step to bring some semblance of peace and security back to the crisis. hit country. as of now, it has been worked on locals are currently struggling to gain access to the most basic of needs water. some sudanese have even resorted to a long trek to the nile river to stock up from the crucial source. one of those undertaking the journey told us about the battle just to survive. had a little bit of that. and i'm from the city of sham bought in marcia. all the residents of sham bought in near by region such as shabby a. come here to be supplied with drinking water from the water pumps that transports water directly from the nile. people line up carrying barrels and jerry cans to be filled with water. this is the only source of drinking water from the nile for citizens of sham binding. the agricultural plane in the nile coast to get it done, and it is extremely difficult to get water through residential areas all the way down here was the area is very hazardous

the u. n. is preparing for at least 270000 people to flee into neighboring countries. chad has reported the highest number of refugees so far. at least 20000 people have crossed a trad sudanese border through dower for you and says they expect to 100000 people will make that journey on 3 and a half 1000 to fled south east and crossed into neighboring if you pier, which already has millions of internally, des, space people from years of its own conflict and some 16000 people across the border from she dawn into egypt. or 14000 have been crossed into egypt, are sudanese citizens at the auction. crossing families have spent nights outside in the desert waiting to be let through. some say they've been there for several days. majority people playing the violence, as we mentioned to fled to chad. i'm going to do reports from a village near the chance to don border. it's a difficult situation for hundreds and hundreds of refugees who are yet to be registered by the united nations high commissioner for

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o u n. b western ukraine celebrate show he had which and bandana by erecting statues and naming major streets after them with ah ah, ah ah, ah, in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt puppet government of southern vietnam. in 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. the pentagon was confident that the victory would be on the american side, due to its military superiority. however, the vietnamese turned this war into a total hell for the occupants. unable to cope with the guerrillas, the american army started blanket bombing alongside using chemical weapons and napalm which burnt all alive. the village of my lay, where in 1969 american soldiers killed 504 civilians, including 210 children, became a tragic symbol of this war. all in all, during the whole period of this conflict, the usa dropped on vietnam more than $6000000.00 tons of bombs

this is the way the u n has set this up from the very beginning. it is, i think, problematic obviously, from the standpoint of optics, but i think the important point to remember is that there's a limited amount of what russia can do from this position to convey its disinformation about the war, and there's much that the other council members can do to push back. yeah, that's yeah . okay um, just want to ask and follow up on if there's any danger or issues with moscow having this platform even if it's just for a month. no not really. i mean, the council president does have the right to determine who can speak at the council beyond the council members and russia made, uh, try to get someone who's supportive of their position to speak at the council. we're trying to prevent a country that is opposed from speaking at the council. the important point to remember here is that if you have nine votes on the council, you can override the presidency and procedural issues. the west has a solid seven votes on the council would it has to do to get the nine is

would have liked it is the most dangerous mission that the u. n has, and it's had real problems in the last year or so. and that's led to some of the countries which have the most sophisticated military is pulling out their troops. you had the french, backed by canada as well, who weren't part of the un mission, but they were there in numbers in marley. they pulled out their troops, them within the un mission. you. you've had of forces from sweden, from u. k. most recently. jordan, who have pulled their, their troops out. so that's the problem. number one, that they are losing the, and most capable of the peacekeepers that are there. the other problem is that this mission is already completely overstretched. they expanded to central marley to trans stabilized central. molly, in 2019 and yet they got no additional resources, no additional tooth numbers to do it. so it is a difficult situation. you have other aspects of this, like the piece deals that supposed to take place. with groups around molly that aren't going anywhere, you're supposed to hav

the u. n. has condemned the growing turmoil and neighboring egypt has offered to mediate our contact with a sudden his army into rapid support. fortune has not ending we are constantly reaching out to encourage them to start a cease fire and prevent bloodshed in order to allow negotiations leading the restoration of come. the violence has left costumes, air, pause, hospitals and top military buildings badly. scott: the fighting is the combination of a long simmering power. struggle between saddam's army and the powerful paramilitary rapid support forces or, or as if they joined forces to aust former dictator. omar bashir in 2019. now they have turned their guns on each other, 2 months after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. with tension still high, it's hoped that a potentially cease fire will allow time for the rival factions to reach lasting agreement to end the violence. rog mccauley is an editor and political analysts based and cartoon a short while ago, she told me how people in the

lives on the front lines. russian foreign minister says leverage has faced a storm of criticism at the u. n. over the invasion of ukraine leverage lead a meeting on so called effects of multilateralism. as russia assumed the security council's rotating presidency, western ambassadors accused moscow of committing atrocities in ukraine and of trampling on that u. n. charter. international cooperation of all things. the very fact that the russian foreign minister, sir gay leverage has put this topic on the agenda it seen by western states as a provocation. russia's invasion of ukraine violates the un charter. this little blue book is written in plain language. and as we sit here, that aggression continues. as we sit here, russian forces continue to kill and injure civilians. as we sit here, russian forces are destroying ukraine's critical infrastructure. laughter of said the events in ukraine cannot be seen in isolation from geopolitical developments. he says that nato has been threatening russia's security for years now. she wouldn't simple yet. this is not just about ukraine. this is about h

the deal was brokerage by turkey and the u. n. in july and blocking grain stuck in ukrainian ports for months since then. it has allowed the export of more than $27000000.00 tons of grain and agricultural products, but it's set to expire next month. lever off issued a warning to the west saying russia could pull out of the deal unless alleged obstacles to its own agricultural exports are removed. usually those should you would, if there is no further progress and removing barriers to the exporter, fresh and fertilizers and grain. we will think about whether this deal is necessary on monday of students or and joints is in is simple and has lauren dorian, what obstacles is love talking about here? well basically he's saying that the export of russian wheat and fertilizer in an agreement that was made in parallel with the ukranian grain deal is not happening because of very sir secondary sanctions at russia's facing basically the assurance of ships a carry or a russian grain to world markets has been block because of secondary, sanct

so absent, a major global confrontation such as originated the u. n. n or the current form in world war 2. i don't think that there is any such agreement possible because of the current geopolitical allow it such as russia, but also countries like china, india, and brazil, the cooling for talks to end. the ukraine conflict, the us and its allies. however, say they won't care to be russia on the battlefield, but how likely is that to ever happen? and how is this will even supposed to end without some form of paste talks? i think we have heard enough through the anonymous officials representing the buyer and administration speaking through their cit. og refers that the new york times and the washington pro make clear that they don't believe that the care regime can, can win this conflict despite. busy all of the military and economic power of nato, backing them right down onto the battle field and direction on the battlefield. training our intelligence. what they hope to do is, is to make russia a bleed through this process to weaken russia. both it's mi

the u. n says the u. n. is described it as the most dangerous migration we're in the world. it and he is rescued. 47 boats carrying around 1600 migrants in just the last 2 days. mileage train has minus now from miss rata, libya has long been a transit hub for african migrants trying to reach european shores are what we are saw from authorities in western libya, was 11 bodies were discovered, including a child of that washer swore in the, in the city of good of woody, which was just a bit west of here. and in the last week, at least $46.00 bodies are washed ashore in the city of for brighter, which is to the west of tripoli. so just goes to show the, the dangerous journey that migrants are taking in order for it or, and to search for a better life in europe. now the international b, u n's international organization for migration has said that this quarter in 2023 has been the deadliest quarter, are registered since 2017. with more than 440 bodies of 4441 deaths registered. so for all turkish authorities interested around a 110 people for alleged links to the band kurdistan wo

the response within the u. n. a security council meeting today, this open debate. you had many countries thinking russia for a presiding over the conference. nobody walked out and protest, as some people had hoped, as ukraine had some alluded to as a possible measure to show russia that it's not welcome at the table any more. everybody sat there and they listen to the debate and they participated in it because multilateralism is a founding principal of the u. n. m. now what at that could show, however, is that is itself a rebuke of russia's attempt to kind of hijack this debate here. and claim multilateralism has its own principal here by participating in this bait. they showed russia that we falling the principles of the un and that doesn't change our opinion that the invasion of ukraine is illegal. t w's. i mean, as if the latest to night, from even headquarters in new york. i mean, thank you. let's have a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . a russian court has denied bill for a suspect in a bombing that killed a pro

the deal was brokerage by turkey and the u. n. and july, unblock ingrained, stuck in ukrainian ports for months. since then, it has allowed the export of more than 27000000 tons of grain and agricultural product. but it's set to expire next month. lever off issued a warning to the west saying russia could pull out of the deal unless alleged obstacles to its own agricultural exports are removed. usually those should you would, if there is no further progress and removing barriers to the export or fresh and fertilizers and grain, we will think about whether this deal is necessary on monday of july, or enjoins, as in a symbol and has lauren dorian, what obstacles is lover of talking about here. well basically he's saying that the export of russian wheat and fertilizer in an agreement that was made in parallel with the ukranian grain deal is not happening because of very sir secondary sanctions at russia's facing basically the assurance of ships a carry or a russian grain to world markets has been blocked because of secondary sanction

wanda has been accused by the u. n. the e u and others of supporting the rebels. kigali denies this, according to an agreement signed by regional leaders, m 23 is to move to sub, been your in the room, go mountains near the rondo border, but the rebels have not gone there yet. the dismissal of the of we didn't even loan the worth. what luxury of the, the one what whether they are getting that until i get to that position one valley did. then i'd be able to tell you what that was reported by one of the regional forces were deployed a few months ago. they said they are here to facilitate a political process between kinshasa and m 23. but some honestly say the negotiations are moving too slowly. and while everyone talks about a political truck and a military truck, there is no clear understanding on what should come 1st and how that should evolve. am 23 leaders say they want direct talks with the government can shots insisted cannot negotiate. and to all areas controlled by the rebels fighters are vacated. the deadlock is u

more still to come this out, the u. n. meeting to discuss, wrapping up it's peacekeeping in molly as the message on to increasingly tends to rushes. wagner grid, how severe drought in colorado river reservoir could force water cuts on several american states and abroad. james leaves the la lakers in the n. b a. playoffs show you how they did it in sport ah, after unusually stormy wednesday in the british isles is expanding system of thrown it's weather right across western europe. so that's the overall picture. not exactly settled, spring like view quite clearly with wind and rain. no little less, but the rain is showing itself in france with snow showing the pyrenees throughout the alps and stretching into western austria's all this area that was enjoying spring like weather is now not quite so enjoyable and it prompts this stuff, which is also fairly wintry. turkey in particular, to go further east as well. so we leave a gap that have slowly warming stuff in the balkans, western turkey and greece with rain still showing

russia is chairing the u. n security.t is hard to imagine anything that proves more the total bankruptcy of such institutions. there is no form of terror that russia has not already committed and there will be no reason that will stop the reform of global institutions, in particular the u. n. security council reform that is obviously overdue to prevent a terrorist state in any other state that wants to be a terrorist from destroying the peace. terrorist must lose must be held accountable for terror in that preside anywhere. let's take it to ukraine now. david mckenzie joins us live from kiev , david. very strong response from ukraine keep questioning russia taking over the rotating presidency of the un security council understandable. of course, it's understandable and ukrainians called it the world's worst april fool's joke. i mean the charter the very first article of that which formed the world governing body is to suppress acts of aggression and now to have russia permanent member of the u. n. security council, taking

it's why when the lead tens of thousands of sydney's of fleeing violence, the u. n. is preparing for at least 270000 people to flee into the neighboring countries. to serious i'm address reports out from a village near the chad saddam border. it's a difficult situation for hundreds and hundreds of refugees who are yet to be registered by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international don't. just as we just at the village, not far away from cooper on the way it is a major distribution center for the welfare program and other ages, we realized that dozens of people who fled the situation is with don. and i come out here out in the open in makes your structures have not been registered and therefore couldn't access. some of the aid being delivered to refugees will fled the crisis in sudan. now basically, the situation is such that the united nation has only organized or other budgeted for at least 20000 people in terms of food supplies or food assistance. however, with the current situation, it looks like the agencies yeah, the united nations

the u. n. has convened an incident for meeting on the telephone in doha for next week. well, hundreds of millions of people in china a traveling in the next 5 days. the longest public holidays in salute a new year, just washington reports now on the travel from beijing. in the heart of beaching, these crowns waiting to get into the forbidden city. once the home of chinese emperors, now a popular spot for family visits is the 1st time that i have visited the forbidden city with my children. i want them to have a good experience and enjoy the atmosphere of aging. so they can learn more about ancient chinese culture. no, just take my children out for fun. life was not easy for the past 3 years, but people are still united. if we want to come here and see the prosperity of the country. unlike the new year holiday, which is traditionally spent with family, the 5 day made a holiday is mostly for leisure travel. bathing is the most popular destination for travelers this week. booking sites show tickets, but popular destinations like the forbidden city and the great wall are al

ah, the u. n says that more than 180 people have been killed in more than 3 days of fighting between the sydney's army and the country's largest paramilitary force, a fall, the 1800 have been injured in the violence in the capital under the cities. the u ends envoy to sue don says the warning, boring parties don't seem open to peace talks. hospitals, homes and power stations have been shelled. al jazeera hippa, morgan is in khartoum, harder to me, airports and the areas around it were battle grounds on the 3rd day of fighting between for dance army and the biggest and most powerful paramilitary force. exclusions as strikes and gunshots are heard across the capital. as both sides claim they're making advances in strategic areas. but details on the ground or unclear for they released by the for denise military shows a number of rapid support for his troops to rendering their weapons and equipment. and to me, the army says it's resumed control of state tv and will use it to update the public . it als

more than 440 people di trying to make the crossing between january and march, the u. n says delays in government lead rescue and search operations are casting lives for indian ferdinand donnelly, pharaoh cheese a former italian ambassador to the e u. n. has more on why the country has taken this. the merchant is meant to provide powers to the distribution of my grounds, but all over a close and how that may be in making to reach solutions for fresh start. logan. i will be people all over the country and the 2nd 272, you're going to initial term may appear disturbing. chase and manual be on you for 6, mom. she read the message, probably measure the by the spanish from him. migratory which is editor, because of the one hand, we need more people coming from countries outside europe needed by our market. but we cannot accept all pressures that we got. it was a conflict regarding able to be inserted into the labor market. and then i'm sure that the government will work better management thought we had to transform read the micro serious foreign minister is visiting sandy ara

the u. n. estimates about 3100000 people are in need of food assistance, access to safe boards and the patient is challenging. and about one 3rd of the crops have been destroyed. ah, for mozambique climate change is not a future problem. the effects of prolonged severe weather patterns are ready, evident lena walkley al jazeera, focused on the police of arrested 8 people in the southern port city of karachi, after a deadly stampede. 12 people were killed in the crush ramadan, food and cash distribution point outside a factory. all of them are women and children. business owners often hand out cash and food during the islamic holy month, especially to the poor and needy. south africa has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world with nearly a 3rd of its workforce out of a job. countries also coping with high levels of crime, daily blackouts, regular protests of the cost of living and failed economic policies. we spoke to a psychologist about the impact of having on people's mental heal