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u. n. and other relevant international organizations, immediate, full and unhindered access to those held in filtration camps and detention centers. and for these reports to be fully investigated, to ensure that those responsible can be held to account. we are concerned too, that russia may be using, forced deportations and displacement in an attempt forcibly to change the demographic makeup of parts of ukraine. what does this tell us about russia's wall? first, it tells us about their method and their disregard for the rules that we agreed and observe here at the u. n. the collective rules that bind us together. russia act says if the charter and international humanitarian law do not apply to them. second, it confirms that this is not just an attempt to destroy ukraine's democracy, but also ukrainian identity and culture. alleged d knots if occasion is a cover. so de ukrainian eyes ation and annexation. finally, it confirms what has been abundantly clear over the last 6 months. russia's army i

representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in valencia finally o u n. and u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. blue opposition voted to classify the o. u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party empower of going and see them however, poland lower house declined the opposition's initiative to have the valiant tragedy officially declared to genocide and to make july the 11th memorial day in poland. to honor the victims of massacres in eastern polish territories, the decision provoked a wave of discontent and poland. vishal key vanny edkey said he with a voice cookie would be g. what the formal keyboard is gauge? thank gosh 6, i me a fool. you must with me. mutiny. couple was coming to harvey, achieved a s. as for about 9 more to the last coverage to is this a sheet with gigi on the brooklyn you shared a matter my number to be is on the vehicle. so many ship with will get normal and i go to the cities about i

u. n, and it shall be a very interesting to, to watch for this possible speak speech tomorrow morning of flooding, reporting, which might really be a game changer in a wonder as, as we wait for prudent what to what extent are those referendums in ukraine dominating discussions on the sidelines they are and this is one thing i think it is important under central international audience. it definitely is important. what the heads of states and chancellors in this building behind me are kind of transporting in their speeches. but it's just as important. what happens in all these high ranking bilateral meetings? for example, germany is chancellor la sholtes met a president ado on the turkish president early on today. and they also talked, obviously about ukraine and russia. and it was a, one topic was like the food security add on, played really a big role in finding the steel or with russia to export corn to some african country. so they are high ranking meetings or the new prime minister from great britain, for example, is going to meet joe biden. to morrow, the american president for the 1

u. n. and we saw him also arguing that the food security in the world was not a product of western sanctions. that, that all comes down to russia and very much being aware that for many countries here, ukraine is some far away country for western countries. of course, it's at the heart of europe. for many countries, it's difficult to spot on a map. it is just another war somewhere in the world, but it is affecting many countries around the world in terms of a lot of turbulence on the financial markets. very much bread and butter concerns literally with those food shortages. and here he was trying to make the case that it is in everybody's interest to rein in russia. vladimir putin very much seen on the defensive, by going into the offensive and having put this yet again, nuclear threat on the table that is read by many as a sign of internal weakness in him. now upping the ante in this of with the west, which at both the jo by the us present, spoke here earlier and also voting it so then ski wan

u. n. and durable. and we're seeing lee, i think ross and india also had this understanding to do business a in, in rural you, i thought is a stealing more than half of serious oil production transport in tankers to their base is in iraq, as, according to an exclusive darcy entity with the syrian foreign minister, woman, your steph mirror. do you as continues to steal oil, gas, wheat, cotton and all of the resources in some areas of syria? in a recent example, over $2.00 to $3.00 days, the united states move more than a 1000 oil tanks towards northern iraq. despite my understanding of the situation in the north, a south of iraq, we hope our deb brothers there that they will not allow the u. s. to attackers from iraqi territory and plunder serious natural resources. i want to say that syria will hold the americans accountable for every drop of oil they have stolen from us in front of the international community. and the american people who should not support an aggressive policy was another people. accord

representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in virginia. finally, o u n and u p a. it was a genocide, while $222.00 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. the opposition voted to classify the o. u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party in power supported softer wording for foreign policy reasons. what america for 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 read herself sikorsky, urged polish mpi not to exacerbate the situation with borderline in, in the end. on july, the 11th 2013, following seated and prolonged debate, poland approved an official statement describing the volume tragedy as ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide with ah, jink, we english it simo, jo am putting coverage v so she say mulvey global her deal normal. the latest version, she's with theme article now. will you? i've heard from one to one. we'll

u. n. u. s. and e. you have called for an immediate de escalation of fighting between armenian assa, by john 49 armenian shapes and 50 azerbaijani. soldiers were killed in fighting on monday night. president for luxury zalinski says ukraine has taken back full control of more than 4000 square kilometers of territory previously occupied by russia. his forces in driving the russians back in a rapid counter offensive in the ne ukrainian officials say they've re captured more than 300 settlements in the khaki breach. in the past week, he was calling on the west to speed up weapon deliveries to back. it's ongoing advance that ukrainian flags are flying in cities as human companions, both located on railway lines, that service supply routes for russian troops. egypt, president the fat, our cc is and dough half a 2 day visit. this is his 1st trip to cut our since he took office in 2014 and it comes after years of political differences between the 2 countries. causes official news agency described the visit as

u. n. and the more firms and will be in respect of those sanctions to ensure that they respect the positions of the aforementioned instruction organization. as well, 3 will not support the continuation of the never be peace processes. lawanda discussions between the democratic republic of congo underwent the deployment of the east africa regional for the statute, the rules of engagement, of which i've just been signed on the 8th of september. in can check that by the congress government and the secretary general of the 7 community on the one hand and on the other by the f, a r t c. and the commanders of this regional force for encourage the president of honorary president. and can you, who can you after the president of and go let you all know? and so mediators from the east african community and the african union in the security crisis in the democratic republic of congress to continue their good offices. 5 lifts and the obstacle due to the t. r. c, restructuring its own forces, the limit to i

u. n and vice versa. and then again, we're putting up claiming that germany will spend 1000000000 euro on rearmament the 20th century wasn't that long ago martin go? yeah, yeah, i mean, actually i'm going to sort of cushions of the wind. i don't think $100000000.00 a 100 years is that much money when talking about military spending? because remember, couple things. first of all, the military side of germany was under, under finance for right on time is also quite chaotic. so there's a lot of catching up to do. also. they sent a lot of their kids to ukraine. so like france, they're very much on the results. when it comes to their own military and the real world paranoia, i mean george really made me laugh. they talked about hysteria. i worked for jim and tv, which i guess i know about germany, syria, to get me started on that real hysteria is there isn't, there is no, no, there are no good final outcome with germany in the ukraine war. because they'll warrant that putin is we'll look for some on to blame if

u. n. and an anti slavery and geo. so today we're asking what action is needed to stamp out modern slavery? ah, joining us to discuss from new york we have grace forest. she's the founding director of walk free the indio that worked with the un on the new report. also in new york at the moment as sophie ot in day. she is the founder of us adi, an organization that supports the fibers of trafficking, is also the ceo with the global fun to end modern slavery. and we have in toronto, mat friedman who's the founder and ceo of the me con club an organization working to combat slavery within the private sector. one more seat at the table that you, you that are watching on youtube. see the box over there. we have a lie producer waiting to get your comments to me so i can get him to our guest. so help me. i'll be a part of this shell. i'll check your tube here in a minute. we'll, we'll get some of your questions in. okay. in the meantime, let's begin with grace grace. tell us about the report. what were you expecting? what wer

move okay, and i as a whole case said a implant in the 2030 agenda who she has met the poverty reduction gold 10 years ahead of schedule g u. n. accounts for over 70 percent of the games in global poverty reduction home. charlie is also an active participant in global governance and south south corporation. it has soundly, china, un peace and development trust fund. and the global development in the south south corporation fund has provided development aid to more than a 160 countries in need. new and extended and more debt service payments owed by developing countries than any other g. 20 member you did with the 76 anger session presidency proposed the global development initiative. you removed from human, putting the people front end a center, the g d i is a rally in call to refocus global attention on development and to build a global community of development. at the recent high level dialogue from global development julian presidency, announcer dozens of major washington concrete steps, which i implement the g d. i generating strong impetus, sho, accelerating the implementation of the 2030 agenda. i thought you were the m

u. n. and other international organizations. ready and with members safe to make sure that any initiative, any people initiative that goes there to add that did thoughtful is based on that international consent. i want to ask you about energy because this is something that is affecting our viewers. ordinary people around the world. price of petrol, gas heating, gothic tricity is skyrocketing. carter is one of the biggest providers of, ah, goslin, alan g, around the world. and what is, ah, cut out his role in trying to find a solution to this global energy crisis. what are you doing to about it's well there at the he's on the pilot, the feature to. ready we are facing an unprecedented and educated from the well to the exacerbated of course, by the conflict and ne, in ukraine and ad. but it is not just a product of this, a conflict in ukraine. it has been going on for years now. and that, that has been highlighting the fisher, they need for diversification, the need for more innovative this solution. and as if i find the fit, the p

u. n. and turkey broke her deal was to help starving africa. so he concluded that this williams should be actually increased potent, also mentioned that tain, the 4 months of this year alone. russia has supplied 7000000 tons of fertilizers to other countries. this is another hot topic, as this is what the harvest and other countries strongly depends. on and he also mentioned that it's supply through the european ports. a still prohibited heading that this discrimination is simply unacceptable. and at the end, one more important said that the producers of potash fertilizers, are ready to transfer hundreds of thousands of tons of their products. current be accumulated in the european ports who transferred to developing countries free charge. the queen elizabeth, the eldest son, is to be officially proclaimed king charles the 3rd on saturday, currently 73 years old. charles will be the oldest oil to be declared king in british history. person has begun a 10 day morning period to month the passing of queen elizabeth, who died on thursday at the age

u. n. and the others really try our best ad for just a support. we mean goals. i want to also point out that although women are both victims of violence and other hardship during the war, they're also extraordinary leaders. and they are often those who support other women and people with bigger needs in the country sides. it may be where people with disabilities who can't move recently. and they actually also are in dialogue with us about the recovery of ukraine, of course, also together with the government of ukraine. i. that's very clear. and more generally, your report talks about the problems being faced by women and girls being invisible . what do you mean by that at that, as always, i mean they, they in terms of war, obviously everybody is affected. but we might hear more about what happens to, to, to most of all men because a war is for which i man and it is important to highlight what is actually happening to women and children in these situations. and what strikes me the most is that we mean our boss really suffering the effects on war, but they're also

u. s. and others had collapsed given the amount of pressure that china and it supporters had been able to put on a v u n. and that some of the evidence that it had put forward with regard to the treatment of wiggers in sin, jane. those are the headlines. the news is going to continue here on our 0. after inside story. good bye for now. talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebounds, you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the, i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's. if you have any regrets, not we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. there is nothing that can be done to stop dramatic sea level. that's the warning from scientists studying the melting agreement i last year was record breaking for natural disasters. so what does this all mean for attempts to deal with climate change? this is insights door. ah hello, welcome to the program i met clock. major sea level rise is, are now inevitable, even if we stop burning fossil fuels. today, that is the assessment of scientists studying

u. s. and additional funding to help alleviate that crisis. and also something about the u. n. itself and the way the u. n is structured, many members would like to see reform of the un security council. so while he's trying to persuade them about ukraine, he is also said the u. s. is very much in favor of reform and security council having more than the current 15 members expanding that and also having more than the 5 permanent members of the security council. and many members of the un here complain about the fact that they say as 5 of the victors of world war 2 and nothing has changed since the u. n. was founded at the end of world war 2 months of the talk at the you in general assembly james, this is of course about ukraine. several other countries have been criticizing rushes, talk of mobilize ational, partial, mobilize ation. one of the other responses that we've been hearing you've got a lot of criticism of this. they say it's an escalation of the war and you're going to hear more in the next 24 hours. because the un security council is going to meet at foreign minister

u. n. and also the interviews on the ground with both 8 workers and with the victims of these assaults the reports and says that it's not only that it's been happening, but in fact that it's increased m. what evidence is there? that in fact, the level of, of abuse that you've been talking about has actually been rising. so there was a letter sent from the n d s at s r s t, who is the person within the u. n. system in south saddam responsible humanitarianism. in march of this year, warning that has been an increase in a sexual abuse within america. you see in that those cases are incurring in an atmosphere of a massive power in balance between 8 workers and that beneficiaries. often they live together and they're in conditions in which the beneficiaries are reliant on either aid or salaries from those 8 workers. i'm just reading part of the, the letter that some you're referring to there. it says that she refer, requested a review of internal arrangements to further enhance sensitization of aid

u. n. and a huge majority of from world and also one kind of principal. so the majority of the well will not be on the us side. fight and controversial remarks over taiwan is not the only thing that has raised eyebrows around the world. with more on why the president recent interview spark widespread backlash. here's our team, caleb mob been for the 1st time and 200 days joe biden decided to do a one on one interview with american media. it was a great opportunity for the president to make his case amid emerging economic woes and dropping approval ratings. biden, however, turned it into a total train wreck. after watching the president stroll around for 25 minutes with a pretty sympathetic sounding reporter, it seems like more americans are now questioning his competency. let's take a few highlights right now. inflation is at 8.3 percent. that's pretty high, but not according to the u. s. president. so you're like me. i can make it sound like. busy of a sudden my god, it went to 8.2 percent of the highest inflation rate. mr. president and 40 year i got th

u. n. and a huge majority of the world and also one trying to principle. so the majority of the world will not be onto your site. the white house had to walk back by this statement, saying washington's policy is not changed. meanwhile, joe, by the 1st one on one interview and over 6 months, caught the public by surprise as his comment spot criticism from a health official and ordinary americans. and from his claims that the coven pandemic is over stating that inflation is under control. so you like me, i can make it sound like all of a sudden my god went to 8.2 percent of the highest inflation rate. mr. president and 40 here i got that. but guess what? we are. we're in a position where for the last several months it has his spite. now, for someone who's been a top officials since 1972 and always lived in mansions, maybe it isn't so bad. but for average american statistics show they are being squeezed. at this point, we've got the u. s. army urging soldiers to apply for food stamps in order to make their pay go further. when it comes to the pandemic, joe bi

u. n. and achieve onasia. mister president of the youth, our world has become a global village. our issues, our concerns are intertwined amena, that are yet to be with you to our world hasn't changed at an accelerated pacey over the effects of any environmental incidentally, and economic crises, and military confrontation reverberates globally. however, our approaches, our methods have not developed at the same pace to keep abreast of these revolutionary changes on whether on one believes that our world is unipolar or multi pooler. through the global word policy of all with are still being managed . according to the logic of on even capacities and different interests and priorities and not according to the logic of once humanity are one, the world's ida, me, you and i mean, specifically zat, gilbert crises are being managed based on narrow, was interests based on the marginalization of international law, your army, and relying on the balances of powers or not, and based on the charter of the united nations and the respects of states sovereignty urges what we lack the turing mech

u. n. and is peacekeeping operations. china is the only country in the world, the pleasures to keep to a path of peaceful development in his constitution. it is the only one among the 5 nuclear weapons days that is committed to a no 1st use of nuclear weapons. it has thus made important contribution to global strategic stability. in response to the various security challenges president, she proposed on the global security initiative. he called on the international community to pursue commons, comprehensive, cooperative, and sustainable security. to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries to abide by the purposes and the principles of the un charter. to take the legitimate security concerns of all countries. seriously. to peacefully resolve loose beauty though, di, lot and a consultation, and to maintain security in both traditional and non traditional domains. thus contributing china's vision to reducing the piece deficit facing humanity and providing china's input to

u. n. and international institutions. no, it completely blocked any attempt by any one for any country to creed to china's or one china, one tie one. the one china principal has become a basic norm, international relations and a consensus of the international community once. when entering to a diplomatic relations with china, a 181 countries all recognized and accepted, that there is but one china in the world and tie why is a part of china and there the p r. c. government is there so legal government representing the whole of china by firmly upholding the one china, principal. china is not only a poor day's sovereignty and territorial integrity, but also truly safeguarding peace and stability. across that i went straight, the principle of non interference. a basic norm ain't a national relations that is vital just for developing countries. china will continue to work for peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and efforts to realize this goal, we must combat taiwan independence. separate is activities with the

u. n. and james, you mentioned the public them in crowds of well wishes. mourners still coming and going behind you there. yes, absolutely large crowds of people here coming to pay their respects some very. busy people, so very young people, i saw a young girl, anna, paddington, bare costume, a short time ago. clearly i think showing how the young people were touched by the monarch as recently as her jubilee set celebrations. where she did that so that that skates with, with the children's character. i'm another bit of news for you. in the last few minutes we have a statement from the queens grandson, prince william william who to day became the new prince of wales. he's issued a statement on twitter, he said the world lost in extraordinary leader. i however, lost a grandmother. she was by my side of my happiest moments and she was by my side during the saddest days of my life. my grandmother famously said the grief was the price we pay for love. all the sadness will feel in the coming weeks wi

u. n. and one of the reasons it was created is that countries can't invade and take bits off other countries. that's what happened in the 2nd world war that happened in the early days of that war led to the war around the world. and he's saying that this is what is happening again here and a clear breach of international law. very strong comments from the secretary general and certainly other members of the membership of the united nations, the 193 countries. i think of all noted that this, that these are the strongest comments yet, coming from the 2nd general since the invasion in february. so one of the, the insecurity council on which, of course of which, of course rush was a member well, the un security council is going to take action. we know that already linda thomas greenfield, the us ambassador on the security council. she has said that she's coming up with resolution, she's working with albania, drawing up a resolution. now we're hearing that resolution. it's not actually been schedule

u. n. u. s. and you have all called for an immediate de escalation of fighting after violence fled over night, between armenia and as of by john armenians. prime minister says 49 of his soldiers were killed along their shed. border while as of by john says it lost 50 troops. the worst escalation of hostilities since the 2020 conflicts in the dispute in the corner of car, back region. and in ukraine, or the government is saying that it aims to liberate all its territory after driving about russian forces in a rapid counter offensive in the north west. and the northeast present lensky says, ukraine is in full control of more than 4000 square kilometers of recaptured territory and is stabilizing another $4000.00 most the headlines this, our briskin all is next. a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives. on examining a 150000000, are counting the cost on o g, a z a . this is, was in the said to the

u. n. and we're able to achieve as his fight in gaza after days of israeli bombardment against targets related to the palestinian islamic jihad group and sacks to their pies with rifle groups in libya. this improvement in relations between copper and egypt is also likely to help the prospects of national reconciliation in the war of officer country. mohammed vine and dizzier. floods and heavy rains have washed away entire villages and the mountainous cause storm region in pakistan's north west. that late has reached people living there because of adverse weather conditions, while hyder reports from coast on if you look behind me, you are thing, this is a natural scene. but if i tell you that did for the bustling bizarre off a few 100 shops, there was a mosque on this side. and now they're all gone. wrapped away by the raging gardens that were brought down from the hindu kush mountains, sweeping away washing away everything. and it's bought on my right, you can see the few. how did that ever sca

u. n. and dos flexible policies. the that it is that while we are, you know where to where the gap between division, who keeps on going and going every day, every hour, i know that he should be coming to each other for becoming poor. do you have 2 of them? it is that nothing will change and especially where we are to do with all the seas . i'm a, i'm a regions all reach out based on the case in general. so some extending outages, but we'll continue to see this. kept going and food becoming a public, as long as the united united nation or their own genera does not playing flexible or the startled key for those who are poor and those who i need, if they can suffer the consequences. what about the progress of the post, which is i think, i think guys is one of the continental stuff i can get consequence of this. it kind of functions as a main rifles of southern africa have been dealing with poor harvest. the situation is easy to get worse as matter flows in progress on an india will import. that says is none of that has b

the 2nd d u n, and a huge majority of the world and also one china principal. so the majority of the will will not be on the us side if the us interferes further with the pilot situation, which is the internal affairs of, of, of china. lastly, now many options for the china people's liberation army. other than firing the lie . brown's into taiwan, the p l a could once again quickly and circled the whole t one island as was last month, but did some. it could be for rio in terms of cutting off energy and food supplies . it is common sensical that taiwan couldn't survive more than a few weeks. in addition, starting a real war means trillions of dollars. loss for the mainland stock market alone in the metro hours. it china in some way, it gives. busy each i need one meaning for example, you only mean a cost of tooth radio for the 20000000 people with their. so trying to set up with the mobile phones or coupons to encourage an election in taiwan to support china to withdrew me. if i keep dominance of the island, so what do you say to collins people? accept yes, cert

will get the chance to bid how farewell from wednesday when her body will lie in state and palace of westminster. the u. n. u. s. and e u, of called for an immediate de escalation of fighting off to violence flood over night, between armenia and as of by john. i mean, his prime minister says 49 of his soldiers were killed along their shed order. while as of white, john says it lost 50 troops. and present ramirez lansky says ukraine is in full control of more than 4000 square kilometers of recaptured territory and is working to stabilize another 4000 ukranian troops have been driving batt russian forces in a rapid counter offensive in the northeast of the country. let's discuss this more with justin bronc who is a senior research fellow in the military sciences team. the royal united services institute will ukrainian forces be able to maintain and consolidate these gangs. so i suspect the will, and indeed in the south, particularly, it remains to be seen in the hassan region, whether they're able to push forward further. the russian army starts to collapse there because the majority of russian combat stren

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u. n. thank you and thank you to, to richard walker, our chief international editor. some of the other stories making headlines. uganda has announced its 1st dance from ebola in 3 years of official say a 24 year old man died of the disease. they declared an outbreak in the central district of move in date will help opening nations has several suspected patients receiving can protest is in bay router broken down again into the justice ministry . it amending the release of 2 people, arrested. a bank delegation for the international monetary fund meetings with officials of the economic meltdown. banks are now closed for free days. european union stop court has will, the germany cannot indiscriminately collect personal data. european court of justice as the practice violates law. some german politicians believe data collection is important in fighting crime. civil rights activists say it's an invasion of privacy. a, u. s. john has thrown out the 2000 and motor conviction of odd non saeed. his case was made famous by a popular crime, cause it cast down to oval whether he w

u. n. e u, and international monetary fund. torrential rains and destroying homes and historical sites, and on the coast of liberia. the u. n. says the west african nation is one of the most vulnerable to coastal erosion on rover. the capital is belly, a meter above sea level. and as it was hot reports from providence island, the ocean has eroded 30 meters if moravian shoreline, in the past decade. providence island holds the promise of a past yet to be discovered 200 years ago. freed american slaves settled here and founded liberia. we visited the island in october 2021. look at it now. the island appears to be shrinking. with the rising tide, a window into the past is disappearing, says young librarian archaeologist for day is, are painful because this coronets our history here is on a thread in that, in the next few years. the what all will over the entire, please. thereby, you receive the entire historical site of the republic. in the summer liberian and american archaeologist excavated parts of the island, they found ceramics from ships from the caribbean, the america in europe, but al

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and what are the wider ramifications of the e u. n. nato. stay with al jazeera, for the latest updates and in depth analysis. ah, russia and ukraine carry out their largest prisoners swap since the war started more than $250.00 people of freed. ah, unrolled madison, this is our 0 live from doe hob, also coming up protests in a rush in russia after president vladimir putin and answers plans to call on hundreds of thousands of reservists. verdict, upheld or un backed war crimes tribunal upholds the genocide conviction and life sentence of cambodia. last surviving come, our rouge leader on banks and lebanon will remain shut indefinitely after our seas . holdups my customers demanding their money. russia and ukraine have exchanged hundreds of prisoners of war and the biggest swaps since the war began. at 7 months ago. the trainees have been freed include u. k, u. s. and morocco citizens, as well as commandos, from ukraine's hours of battalion, which held against a prolonged russian seas in multiple in return, keith set free all gone. victor, men

u. n. g. and wednesday they quite am president of lauder. miss lensky said russian needed to be punished and isolated ovitz invasion of ukraine. his address came hours after the russian president cooled up thousands of reservists to boost military operations and ukraine. the u says it is considering more sanctions on moscow. australia is holding a national day of mourning for queen elizabeth, the 2nd prime minister and to the albin. easy. his address to serve. is that the parliament in camera? some indigenous australians are holding protests against the monarchy. people in iran say they can't log in to what sample instagram and are experiencing widespread internet disruptions is anti government protest spread nationwide. rallies are being held over the death of masa armine died on friday. after being detained by the morality place. the 7 people have died so far, the unrest. okay, though she had lost me, continues here now to sarah, coming up next risking. it'll easily though the right wing policy fortelli d'italia is ahead in the polls could

u. n. and others, they would say and are saying, particularly crane officials, that it doesn't matter about the voting. because moscow already has the results they want and will release the results they, they already have pretty much calculated before any voting as happened. that's what they say happened in crimea in 2014. when a referendum was held there. moscow said 96 percent of the people voted to join the russian federation. of course, that result wasn't acknowledged or, or recognized by the western world or by ukraine. so this is sort of the same thing you're seeing here. we expect that the russian central elections committee in moscow, which is sort of overseeing this referendum from a distance, will release results probably in 3 or 4 days or so. when we think that the voting will be completed, but what's the, who's organizing it on the ground in these 4 regions of ukraine, or russian appointed officials. they've got to say it's very hard to get information from there because number one,

emergency drought there has left more than 2000000 people facing severe water shortages and also hunger. the u. n. food and agriculture going as a should seize, the situation is extremely wiring. but on top of the drought, ongoing conflict is forcing people to flick their horns. many have ended up in internal displacement, comes in one come for example, clean technology is being used to be sure people are getting the food they need ah until now moves say celia barrow has had to overcome her fear to cook on her wood burning stove. the mother of 6 children was forced to flee from severe drought and lives in a camp for internally displaced persons in jo, har, central somalia, providing for her family in the camp has been fraught with serious danger, merely bidding them hide our demi and also, but we fled from de la yellow arm and leaving this idp count kilkari. ly hadley. well normally we cut wood from the jungle to cook food area all over hot muddle soccer. we face a lot of problems when we're in the jungle. difficulty are we faced sexual harassment only at including regular or in the little glass

u. n. u. s. and the you have called for an immediate de escalation of fighting between armenia, azerbaijan, 49 armenian troops, and 50 as a bi johnny soldiers were killed and fighting on monday nights or now the new king of the united kingdom on cheese taking charles that made his 1st visit to northern ireland since taking throne. hundreds of people gathered in the village of hillsboro to welcome him. new sovereign met leaders of northern audience devolved government. but as andrew simmons reports, every one was enthusiastic about the visit. wherever king charles, the 3rd of the queen consort camilla, travel the walkabout go whoa with chisel much to say, but this is northern ireland. it's on like anywhere else in the u. k. there's division here. portals from do you live so loose or passionate about the monarchy? she was arguing but he has no parking on culture. the king about asia gets to the as good as the queen was. but these areas in west belfast are quiet catholic republicans and nationalists, di

going to talk to local little the political experts tonight after president biden's comments at the u n anduclear threat by russia. and we're getting close to fall just hours away. now we've got changes coming our way. he could go in like your tentative forecast is coming up next. >> this war. it's about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state. plain and simple. and ukraine's right to exist as a people. >> turman those strong words against russia, from president biden at the united nations today, the president declare that russia has, quote, violated the core tenets of the united nations with its brutal needless war in ukraine, which has now been going on for 7 months. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy also addressed the un today calling on members to punish russia for the war. but russia is not backing down the president of russia announced that about 300,000 more military members could be sent to ukraine. so for more on all of this, and there's a lot we're joined by uc berkeley, political science professor stephen fish. thank you, professor, for your time. just start with