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u. n. and sustaining and expanding this life saving initiative. and i hope sincerely that we can continue to strive with ukraine in the driver's seat toward a just and lasting peace. thank you, mr. president. i thank the representative of the united states for the statement. i give the floor to the representative of albania. thank you, mr. president and thank you you as the, the caller for your comprehensive update. here we are with no need you any crane. and yet after 9 months of brutal war, we continued to deplore loss of innocent life, countless unnecessary fatalities. widespread human misery, massive destruction, food insecurity. and a world order a candle to its core in a normal life, 9 months is the period humans need to bring a baby to life. russia has used it to make a disaster of terrible proportions, including by making normal life impossible to all, including 2 babies born ukraine since the 24th of february. for what reason? for a dream that has turned into a nightmare for a miscalculation that has become an obsession. mister president,

representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in berlin. 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. we 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. america, 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 emp is not to exacerbate the situation with in the end. on july, the 11th 2013, following heated and prolonged debate, poland approved an official statement describing the volume tragedy of ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide. with awe. jink we inkster ships samo jo m fortune coverage being just you say movie global, could your modem or the little contribute of i'm seeing more to come out with my motto one we'll see for come a little place for you fr

we are grateful for the efforts of d u n and took a, a to facilitate rush of resume participation in the agreement. we urge all sides to cook, maintain engagement in good faith and continued this important initiative. mr. present, we have set out many of these concerns on many previous occasions at this table. and i fear we will do so again. what am i minister for foreign affairs at earlier today? ireland will make no apology for being on the side of international law due un charter and on the side of ukraine and its people. russia should and its illegal war of aggression, stop killing innocent civilians and shelling of infrastructure with immediate effect. it has never to late for dialogue and diplomacy. we therefore, when you are called on russia to immediately cease hostilities, withdrawal it forces on commit to resolving all outstanding issues peacefully on the line with you and charter. thank you. i thank the representative of ireland for the i statement. i give the floor to the representative of brazil. thank you mister president. mister president, i thank you f g decarlo for he

u. n. and i think that that has had devastating effects for haiti because it's meant that the u. s commitment to actually right it's wrong and haiti has been dependent on voluntary contributions has been i'm, it's mounted to a charitable effort that has gone largely unfunded. more than 3000000 people have no access to clean drinking water. mickelson is recovery, but the future is tenuous. bagginger a limb, bacteria, bon, i have no help. no body love, but also great hurt. in the time of game and color who won al jazeera, put a prince, a japanese, and american pharmaceutical companies have published results of a trial which shows a new drug can slow down mental decline in alzheimer's patients. the drug la cannon, mab, was tested on about 1800 people with early stage alzheimer's summer, calling in a breakthrough breakthrough as it's the 1st drug to prove it can slow the progress of the disease. but it can also cause serious side effects, including a heightened risk, a brain hemorrhage, a france play against an easier in their last group game. the french, already through to the last 1

u. n. and i think that that has hired devastating effects for haiti because it's meant that the u. s commitment to actually right it's wrong and haiti has been dependent on voluntary contributions has been. it's mounted to a charitable effort that has gone largely unfunded. more than 3000000 people have no access to clean drinking water. mickelson is recovery, but the future is tenuous. bigler lim, bagginger bon i have no help. no body love, but also great hurt. in the time of gang and kohler who won al jazeera, put her prince, former australian prime minister scott morrison has been reprimanded by him, pays the secretly appointing himself to several senior ministries during the pandemic. as the 1st time parliament has officially censured a former p. m. they said, morrison's actions had shattered democratic norms and made accountability impossible. the former conservative leader is still an impatient ah. in today's world cap action, the winners of group c and d will be decided. france play to nicea at education city. while australia faced denmark at elgin, oop stadium later, argenti

and the refugee prices apparently getting bother devastating calls like multiple us invasions of sovereign countries in recent decades. the latest example uh, double standard is the u. s. invoice to the u. n. and fusing also breaking the organization's charter. this is an attack on the un charter. they had challenged the charter after returning from kiya. the u. s. ambassador to the united nations is not wasting any time. she's unloading moralistic sermons on us waxing and waning about the evils of russia and the imperative of prolonging the war. now the un charter is a document that u. s. leaders pick up and put down at their convenience. sometimes they find it useful in rhetoric to invoke it, but other times they seem to forget that it even exists. the un charter says that countries can only use military force in their own self defense or with the authorization of the un security council. so let's be clear under the un charter, almost every recent military intervention or regime change operation was illegal. iraq, afghanistan, yugoslavia, none of these countries posed any threat to america. furthermore, the un did not grant the white house permission, john lease shock and awe in 2004. t

u. n. and turkey doing so as well. and tony good terrorist, the un secretary general talking about a triumph of discrete this diplomacy. he said in finding much multi lateral solutions, president of turkey confirming that the deal will be extended by a $120.00 days from saturday on its current terms. no change to those terms. hailing the deal, he said, talking about the 11000000 tons upgrade that had been transported in nearly 500 shipments in the last 4 months of the 1st phase of the deal. he said it is a deal that is important and beneficial for the world's food insecurity. supply chain holla, forcing key. thank you. now, republicans have 120800 seats in the us house of representatives. this gives them just enough to control the chamber with 6 other seats still being counted. the democrats have $211.00 seats so far. president joe biden has congratulated the republicans a promise to work with them. but this when in the mid term elections could give them leverage to block his agenda, whitehouse, corresponding company ho

u. n. and turkey doing so as well until the good terrorist, the un secretary general talking about a triumph of discrete this diplomacy. he said in finding much multilateral solutions, president, one of turkey confirming that the deal will be extended by a $120.00 days from saturday on its current terms, no change to those terms. hailing the deal, he said, talking about the 11000000 tons of grades that have been transported in nearly 500 shipments in the last 4 months of the 1st phase of the deal. he said it is a deal that is important and beneficial for the world's food and security supply. the polish president, andrew does visited the site of tuesdays. miss al, strike at a town near the ukrainian border. tensions ran high after the hit kill 2 people in a village. indications or it could have been a ukrainian air defense massage. both poland and nato say the strike was not intentional. i said big because more from the polish border towns were in the polish village of super this just kilometers

and of course, the separates the target cypriots north have also got in touch with the u. n. in new york and demanding a, a bigger say in how things are organized. particularly with the the permission, for example, every 6 months for the u. n. to actually deploy, if they demand a sofa agreement that iraq organized state only has the right to do so far, agreement is made between recognize states and the u. n. this, we cannot and never will accept. but i don't think that the un intends to give them is so far, very men depends on what they are going to count or propose. well, the doctor cypriots are on record of saying they'll reserve their rights on what they do if they are turned down. what do you say to them? well, let them take the responsibility above this when they will come and say they dont accept the presence of an phillip in cyprus, we try to operate from both sites. and this is a matter for the security council to be seized. let's move on a bit. but look, look back again. we're in the 21st century. and it's 5 years since anything possible in terms of developments and p

u. n. and which breaks at the other a multi level of platform since loading breaks is some guy cooperation organization group of 20. and we also played special attention to the situation and up gaston in the middle eastern region and north african region as well. from our side, we have reaffirmed our high appraisal all the actions again, friends regarding the situation in the train and around a time for him to minister on the special military operation aimed at achieving the goals that were said by the president of russia. during his speech on february 23rd of these here and of course of also talked about the situation that is a group we pick up in the country now emerging around that time. so our western counterparts to use the ukranian situation as a possible excuse to strengthen their dominance in the international arena by the regular news program. now as the midterm elections in the united states get them away, biden's public approval rating has pointed to a new historic low. that's accord

u. n. and france came to the conclusion that these are not russian miss house. it was very unpleasant to hear the korean president when we are all support, without any reservations and conditions continuing to go his own way as quickly run through the background. so one of the biggest stories of the week on tuesday, i miss our crashed in a polish village near the ukrainian border killing to within hours the number of polish and ukrainian government officials, including zalinski, claimed it was a russian rocket. warsaw later conceded the rock. it was likely a ukrainian air defense may saw that went to stray a position that has also been echoed by nato and washington. although an official investigation is still under way. global policy was 30 george samuel. he says the americans are not impressed by ukraine's version of the missile crisis. in a sense, i am sharp, but because this is quite a serious rebuff. but the problem is that what your crane was trying to do on tuesday was indeed very serious. and clearly the americans were very unhappy with what happened becau

u. n. and turkey. for me is rally prime minister benjamin netanyahu appease on course to return as the country's later exit. polls suggest his right wing blank will win a slim majority after a general election was held on tuesday. he was is roused, longest serving prime minister and has been out of office for 16 months. and had smith reports from that le could party headquarters in west jerusalem it looks like a b, b is back after 60 months plotting his return. benjamin netanyahu seems to pulled off his political resurrection. according to exit polls. the former prime minister is on trial for bribery and fraud. his critics fear that back in power, netanyahu will bend the legal system to avoid conviction. because lamar piecemeal resume saw i haven't got a voice, but we have your voice. you're wonderful. thank you. i want to say to my friends from the hood, from the connected, the heads from the towns, the volunteers, those who have gone from town to town, neighbourhood to neighbourhood house to house, a

u. n. and turkey. m, moscow pulled out on saturday, accusing ukraine of drone attacks on its flight in the black sea. so she knew greatly spoil it invisible god, we decided to halt our participation in this grin convoys we demanded assurances and guarantees from the ukrainian side that nothing like this would happen again. when you're fed the humanitarian quoted, those would not be used militarily. our turkish partners mediated, our defense ministry, has received information grades from the turkish side that ukraine has given such assurances through both of them. and since the pact was signed back in july, more than 460 ships have left to ukraine with nearly 10000000 tons of grain. moscow had been blockading caves, black c ports before the deal was signed, worsening and already severe global food crisis. wrestle setup has this update from a stumble, but took as president jeff taper add one today while attending his party's group meeting in ankara. he said that yesterday had a phone call with russian pr

we have done our homework, we sit with the will bang, i think couple of years big and u n. d b. and we've done analysis that we need it. initial loan need $247000000000.00. to mitigate and adapt bit a climate change that means $30000000000.00 a year. that means to enough $1000000000.00 a month. so it's, it's huge money. so the question is how it's going to be finance. yeah. and this is just in the near right. not the end of the global south. exactly. so this is, i think the big issue that's going to be really big challenge. yeah. and i think frankly speaking, you know, my, my personal view is that no one is going to come up with a 100000000000 dollars, 1000000000 dollars in terms of just charity. it has to be some mechanisms. i think the issue of the mechanism is t, the most difficult part here. got it, ambassador. thank you so much for your time. you're welcome. thank you. one of the results of the global pandemic has been the growing traction of work from home, which for some became work from my vacation home in another state, or province, or work from another country. and in i

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these cases, unfortunately, of a hundreds of journalists in journalists being wounded and from 2006 until 2022. the u. n. has reported a more than 22 killings of palestinian journalists by the israeli army in 2022. we have also another a journalist other than shooting a barclay. and we can also give the example of bombing a tower in garza by the israeli army in may 2020 a one. and also just recently actually for today's international a day, a, the committee for defending a palestinian journalist had issued that only in 2022. there were 637 by the senior journalist that were injured in one way or another by the israeli army. in the west bank and gaza. now the issue is that the case of sheila a barclay is unique. on one hand, it's unique because it was documented on the spot. and we know, had the old folk contrasted the armies a narrative about the location of the a killing already from the 1st hour after the killing. there were witnesses from the event itself of other edges. eda, a journalist that were also injured together with a barclay, indeed for the evidence. the documentations and the videos make i

and according to the u. n . environmental program, the continent produces the least amount of global plastic waste. and most of our ways is also organic. so where does this come from? reliever people talk about, plessy import the decision to south africa. the only looking at the economy business at that it, as for the county environmental best, is not even be discussed at the stage 20 companies as fair to be responsible for more than half of the global single use plastic waste. and none of them are in africa. and according to the 2021, plastic waste makers index in the global north than producers and creates the global plastic use crisis. an average american or a united kingdom citizen will produce about a 100 kilograms of plastic waste annually. now one responsibility do they, bay to this global wasteland they've created. this is mainly supposed to be in effect the county because we don't have most of the plastics that we supposed to have in south africa to make products. some africans have come up with a pla

u. n. a handbook struggle and activities during war. the polish leaders are to be eliminated, destroy above all the intelligentsia, our power must be terrifying to its opponents. a reign of terror, the foreign enemies and traitors among our own. marines at synchronous, consider is difficult, unapproachable, a pretty lonely caught a glance. cricketing miss co come on doing it. okay. oh, pretty little. so now i just need to program which what it is. oh go, boston up roster. pity garage? oh look, a quin which will it should stay really blue g administer and it says to use that always to run the will it's you printed the command to go and you we will buy your passport. you sugar key to please nick, you go. any po born up which music you and you shall be what i. e is prescribed you. what does that go down to the, to the washer, to control williams and he managed to catch and can do before. no, i shall krinski nationalities matter and yes, sol as potters by those was honor, perchance shorter just a load off of their chauffeur or tack? yes i'm

u. n and politics is coming into play at the cup itself. ian team, refusing to sing their country's national anthem and solidarity with the protesters back home. conditions in our country are not right are people are not happy we are here. but it does not mean that we should not be their voice outside the stadium. iranians who traveled to the cup are holding protests of their own. the reason that you are here to just people are people of our country. the people at the moment they are fighting to just have the human rights. the u. s and iran are set to go head to head against each other next tuesday, but both teams say they're hoping to keep politics off the field. alex hogan, ktvu box to news and be sure to join us friday when team usa takes on england. ktvu is a proud sponsor of a series of free public viewing parties for the 2022 fifa world cup ktvu is james torres will be there in union square. this is ktvu fox two news at six. now it's six after weeks of patients and ballot counting centaur is oakland's mayor elect, ending a very close r

u. n and politics is coming into play at the cup itself. ng to sing their country's national anthem and solidarity with the protesters back home. conditions in our country are not right are people are not happy we are here. but it does not mean that we should not be their voice. outside the stadium. iranians who traveled to the cup are holding protests of their own that we are here to just people are people of our country. the moment they are fighting just have the human life. the u. s and iran are set to go head to head against each other next tuesday, but both teams say they're hoping to keep politics off the field. alex hogan ktvu lost two news. we are checking in on the weather. if you're traveling tomorrow we'll look at a national map will also take a look at the next chances for some rain that show up after thanksgiving. let's go to ktvu alex savage. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news and ktvu plus julie when elon musk first took over twitter, he touted the formation of a content moderat

u. n. and turkey was still haven't heard independent confirmation that russia is on board. however, president tuan, who convened the torps, the full way, talks to strike the deal in the 1st place in july and to renew it now it's due to expire on friday, he has tweeted that the black sea grain colored or agreement is extended as of the 19th that saturday for a 120 days after those full weight talks with the delivery, he said of more than 11000000 tons of grain to those in need by 500 shipments in the past 4 months. it is clear how important and beneficial this is for the world's food supply and security. we await word from russia and the un, but it does appear. this is a done deal, a full month extension of the great export deal for the day. thanks so much. i hope all is well, plenty more had here on the i was there, a news are including 36000 prisoners have been released by the military and me and mar, advance may have lost a few key players, but they arrive in kind of all with plenty of belief that they can defend the world cup crown. ah, that water supply for the world's p

you've got the mean better, and then now if i think you can understand clearly proofing the percent off of people in the lab results of u. n. s. and the, and also the confusion of seeing the 10 people who yesterday came in better come back coming back as it is last. and by the time you read in the region, and i think the people wanted to find a solution, not only for on this stage of m to didn't phase little bit and but try to question, why is it possible but a group like that, if we will keep recycling itself is up and probably not a question, but just put that question to the keller in just a moment, as well as, as, as what she thinks of attempt to, to mediate piece. but 1st mckellar of the u. k. and france, protecting rwanda. well, they're protecting it with a silence, and they're protecting it by becoming, you know, collaborators with rwanda and various other projects. for francis support, it's a, it's $82.00, you know, it's unveiled, it's major a to run de, depends on rwanda, full is peacekeepers. work in mozambique it's got a lot invested in that total installation. britain is desperately hoping that rwanda, which is

u. n. and i think that that has had devastating effects for haiti because it's meant that the u. s. commitment to actually right it's wrong. and haiti has been dependent on voluntary contributions has been am, it's mounted to a charitable effort that has gone largely unfunded. more than 3000000 people have no access to clean drinking water. mickelson is recovery, but the future is tenuous. bagginger a limb by gear bon, i have no help, no body love, but also great hurt. in the time of game and color, prove one al jazeera, put a prince. ah, and we were just over 20 minutes into the action to decide who joins france and qualifying from group d at the football world. cup. france engine is you're currently playing the r scoreless right now at education city, while it's also nil, nil between australia and denmark, and allison new stadium. later it will be group sees deciders with argentina facing poland. that is at stadium 974, and saudi arabia playing mexico at la salle stadium. the former president of croatia will be watching her country take on belgium. that's on thursday. oh, colind

u. n. u k, and france have condemned them 23, but they haven't said who's backing the group for you care. we know that the have this deal we've, we've veranda there is also france, we've always involved, we've, we've run de mozambique can be a buyer to take time for the right decision, which should be to make sure that's where you stop rwandan soldiers fighting insurgents in northern mozambique, where french oil john, tow town, has a $20000000000.00 gas project. they were the same helmets as some m. 23 fighters. 9 years ago, kimberly's forces defeated them $23.00, and it's fighters fled to wonder uganda. that time, congo had international military support. and the u. s. and other countries blocked military 8 to rhonda. this time, people here awaiting to see if politicians from this region and beyond will do what's needed to bring peace and let them go home. malcolm web al jazeera coma, democratic republic of congo. ah, they face out as era these you top stories, an explosion in west jerusalem has killed at least one person, an injured several others. police say an explosive device inside

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and we can speak now to tim wainwright from was a that's an n g o focused on clean water supply. sanitation and hygiene. tim joins us from the u. n. climate conference and sham. l shake. welcome to d. w. can i ask you, what do you see as being the key issues at this year's cop 27? and i think we might have some audio issues. hello, i didn't quite answer question. so let me thank you for inviting you on a tip. we can hear you, tim, and i wanted to find out from you what you seeing. is it what you see as being the key issues at this? he has cop 27. 0 so you heard the leaders focus on keeping it is quite right. but there's another side where you see huge impact on just look at floods, which had a direct impact in terms of making the router on many, many drinks or the droughts going on right now in east africa all over the world. europe in america, australia, everywhere, and you're seeing the impact on the day. so as well as putting our efforts in just slowing down, we got to do something to be will zillion. and i think the 1st place we start is in the parts. well, or is it kind of the biggest impact, whether that's bangladesh, li

bring you that and much more on our website, r t dot com and then growing concerned that the western green agenda has come in africa expense the u. n. says and a new report that there's currently no chance of winning the rise of global temperatures. that's as western countries try to fulfill environmental policies while keeping their economies humming. this is to be addressed at the upcoming un climate conference in egypt, where leaders from around the world are set together on sunday ortiz corolla has the story. as the world gears up for the united nations club, 27 climate change conference in sha, muskegon, egypt. so 2 of the negotiators and proponents of reducing the levels of carbon dioxide, denied atmosphere. but true to capital is venue with the nations have created a treatable monetary market out of the capture and reduction of the st. covered if the market that only rewards manufactured means of carbon emissions and it's the reductions. and it almost completely ignores the earth natural cobblins sponges where the carbon markets are very chaotic. i would put it to the quantitative easing, especially since 2022 european marke