u. n. and the lebanese army, it was still unsafe, many carried hezbollah flags with them ignoring. and in some cases, reaching roadblocks setup by israeli troops when they are in the, in, this is our land such as the army doesn't want to open the road for us a little bit on ourselves in some areas people were met with gunfire is really says it fired what he calls warning shots to remove the threats, approaching its troops. when we arrived and is really drowned, drop to the the 1st one didn't hurt us, but my friend was murdered in the 2nd one was dropped off and i was blown away and i fractured by hand because we don't tell us what we're doing is wrong. that it's for bins when charles village is being lazy for more than a year to return according to the terms of a ceasefire deal reached in november, israel and has the law or to withdraw from the region south of the tiny river. by sunday, while the lebanese army alongside un peacekeepers would be deployed to secure the area. israel says that hasn

u. n. and several western countries calling on the m 23 group to seize its hostilities and for one to hold its involvement. the white house has columbia has agreed to repatriate dozens or citizens rather on military flights. after president donald from threatened the country with major sanctions from head look set to impose tariffs of up to 50 percent on colombian products. now for boca time, refused to allow to us deportation flights to enter columbia and aerospace. it came after president petro called on the united states, to treat migraines with dignity, saying, washington should not treat colombian migrants like criminals. so, here's a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world. sweden has obtained a multiplied vessel in the baltic sea in connection with in damaged underwater cable. authorities say they have the launch investigation and suspected aggravated sabotage. after an underwater fiber optic cable connecting sweden with laundry, it was damaged earlier on sunda

u. n. and the forces that seem to be the crossing instability and that's part of the area ought to be brought to the negotiation table. but it is also important to note that even as we talk about the m 23, which is one of the bit organized, there is documentation this to show that they are nearly 120 on the groups in it's on the phone. well known box even more and this must be understood in the context of expand or hundreds external hands to mean individuals and private companies which i involved in mining in the democratic republic of phone with, based on the side of it. and they have these groups. we provide them with security . so that's even a view of focusing on m $23.00. the question is, what are you going to do with these groups which uh, not under any formal command, but which posed a threat to the democratic republic of congo. i know that the meeting over child and so we brought together presents just your kid and for them to guide me. i've now agreed that there is a need for us ceasef

u. n. and the secretary general says this clearly has to change. he said the u. s. u n is prepared to ramp up aid, and they have been because they've been dealing with this now for many, many months sir, many un personnel and trucks available. it is real, agrees to it. now hopefully this cease fire agreement will force israel's hand. okay, but you and i've worked many hours of the united nations security council discussing this role. i'm cooling for a seas fund. they've voted on so many resolutions, but the majority of being veto, you'd have a nice a as they have in the un security council is of course tasked with maintaining international peace and security. and by all accounts, they've clearly failed in gaza. and i think back to the last 15 months or so, the 1st resolution that came up in front of the security council was by russia. and that was just a little after a week after october 7, 2023. but since then i, i looked at the calendar and it's been almost $2.00 to $3.00 security council meeting specifically on guys every month for the past 15 months. and it's bee

u. n. and the, and your organization and the agencies. so i think that's a lot of different actors. we'd have to play the role to make sure that we hold to the population of guys of the same fired faxes to improve the human interior situations. as of now understanding might be difficult to anticipate. but what, what do we have here? a science that will lead in to improve i mean, the science that we have is that we have only to extend the different cory doors and hold up. i don't even needs to look at the ceasefire. we've been saying, as humanitarian we've been saying as well, for program, there is no logistical issue. we have food in egypt, we have food in ours, don't we have food and i'm on. we are ready to bring it in. so now the re of line that i have as the director of the will to program, is that we do that's the low in order. we may be maintained in a minor. but actually we don't have the input events that we had before, crossings to be open and so like that. we can actually have a proper search of assistance within garza, for us, the readiness is there. now we need to make su

u. n. and the, and jose a we can maybe meet that for a week, maybe 2 because they're such a significant backlog of unitary and supplies stored at the, at the border crossings that have not been transported to inside garza yet. but of course we don't have enough funding resources to keep meeting that 600 truck. it's a a on the threshold. and we would also really, really advocate for the commercial supplies to be reactivated into garza as well. if i could just clarify. so these $600.00 trucks you're talking about, that's part of the deal if it will be signed. so this deal cools on $600.00 trucks of aid to be delivered per day. can you put it into perspective for us? give them the situation. first of all, is that anywhere near enough? well, we've seen so much less. um, over the last 2 months i was, i was even, we're still collecting the december the districts. but the november statistics i think was only 65 tracts today coming in. and then we have several um supply routes . it's from egypt or from

u. n. and the brakes and the kind of high corporation organization frustrated when discussing the latest developments in syria, we emphasize the garage that has always been committed to the complex settlements approach. that is a weeds the respect for its southern team. depending synthetic oil tanker team. we are rated to continually to difficult processing the use of some of every support to this year in people to provide so many of tearing assistance and to launch or full the format, post complex systems recovery efforts for to the sheets and the future and all syria must be decided by the syrians via the inclusive dialogue. eas could easily extinguish duties and that was b as in that, but it in ways the steering people to overcome all the challenges and these, caused by the current regulatory periods. we also discussed the middle eastern settlement matters and we used to be there and the ceasefire and cream and just waiting to see me with the move that was rachel, but they might use his eyes

u. n. and it's, it's been just moving up phone own, i'm thinking motors are as mode that we're getting a tax. it did the same thing. so i don't even see after all of these years. well, we can see that gives us a cheap being beaten by the end of the 3. so i don't think we, we have anything to expect that keeps us out of turning the tie right down the presidential elections and baller roost getting underway on sunday. but as people are prepared to head to the polls, there are concerns over interference from abroad. the foreign ministry in men's cause accused brussels of waiting into it's solver. and the 1st of all ready, in fact, laying the ground to discredit the results at the wrong council that went. one of the hot topics of recent days is the participation of the international observers and the assessments made by the you in the face of the european parliament and the u. x. darnell relation service and by the individual parliaments of our neighbors, latvia, and poland. the tax of the relevant

u. n. and the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful if the west believes in international law at the west believe in its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make the is ready occupation pulled back to occupied palestine and celebrities national. on the head of the cat about the southern territory, they would go territory with the occupation on behalf of the people in the south. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always off why his beloved will the liberties resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is going out of a sense of belonging to west cannot grow. the land does not simply belong to the lebanese or that kind of scenes. and palestine is who they all of that live. they belong to the land. so they defend the land, and the line defends that. the lebanese have a right to defend themselves on the line to get any invading occupying force. and i expect we'll see the lebanese resista

u . n. and the wealth house don't as role from a talking health facilities. this is inside the hello. welcome to the program on demand con, the united nation says only 16 of the $36.00 hospitals and cause a opperation on and only able to offer a partial service is not one of them is in the north of the strip. the u. n. has verified more than $650.00 is really a tax and goes as medical facilities since the will began in on tell you about 2023 and at least $1050.00 full health workers have been killed is roll size. how much flight is used, hospitals as a control centers, but doesn't provide any evidence to substantiate its claims. is it possible to hold the complete collapse of goals as health system? what actions can the international community take to protect hospitals and medical professionals from is riley attacks and prevent what the united nations is cooling a human rights catastrophe. we'll discuss these questions with all guess. but 1st this report by sarah go. medical coats, mosque and scraps of symbols of heating done to international humanitarian news. during conflict. talk to

u. n. and the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful. is the west believes in international law at the west believe in its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make is ready, occupation pulled back to occupied palestine. if the liberties national on the head of the cat about their software and territory, they would go to shared with the occupation on behalf of the people in the south. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always ask why his blog will the lebanese resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is born out of a sense of belonging to west cannot cross the line. it is not simply belongs to the lebanese or that kind of things. and palestine is who they, all of that lives. they belong to the land, so they defend the land, and the land defends them. the lebanese, have a right to defend themselves on that line to get any invading occupying force. and i expect, we'll see the lebanese resistance, defend 11 on as easy as it is. i have called for mor

and that is because at times peacekeepers and even a u. n staff in and around goma he said have had to go into underground bunkers for periods of time to stay safe in the middle of the fighting. and so he said, that's why there's been times we simply cannot get a lot of information out of goma. however, he did say, one asked does the m 23, a control goma? he said the situation is very fluid and he said we're not there yet. there's still a lot of fighting going on. so clearly the u. n is not at this point definitively saying that the m 23 controls all of government at this point. very, very murky situation there. he did say that uh and confirmed again that you uh you, a non essential staff have been, are being evacuated out of goma given the situation there. and he also said he monitor and officially was briefing with him. also said, getting humanitarian aid in to go my in around government for the hundreds of thousands of displays. people that need it is almost impossible, very difficult. now because of access difficulties at the airport.

u. n. and the group is reportedly taking control of the city's effort and the national tv channel. last week, the provincial governor was outright killed by the m. 43 groups, and we are there amidst the crowd, speaking to a local is about the current state of affairs, but also what they expect in the immediate future. here's a bullet. i'm not a soldier, but i know how to recognize it. i picked it up quickly, closing the door. a balm fell just a few steps from our street. i went outside and that's when with a terrifying crash, the gunfire erupted. we are in a terrible state of fear because the explosions are becoming more and more frequent . before we were just walking down the street unaware of the threat, a resolution will come if the authorities finally accept dialogue. that would allow us to avoid this desperate fleet to safety. right now, none of us can go a moment without fearing that we may have to rush into yet another evacuation of the features from the d. c. capital right there with protests on the streets. rwanda's fly with the image of his president pull to guide me up i

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and we also know in this a handy and region where there was u. n. m. and in central non for country public. we know that these dangerous mining practices so that when you look on the lakes and there he was in dot edu. i know, for example, the lift shot, not only is this for new, but lift shod as also shown by more than 70 percent in the last 10 years. and if you go to the democratic republic of congo, particularly in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo, even the conflicts that have taken place. one cannot but believe that some of these mining companies have deployed on the groups to protect these mines. and we know, for example, that many of the mining areas in africa have been mapped once again using such a light on vision for me shouldn't, in the number of cases has not been shared with african countries with the concept was that the technology that is used for mining is not being shed with the local population and with the local government still wants shoes and environment play out west and mining company is destroying a number of th

u. n. and it's, it's been just moving up, phone own and taking motors are as mode that we're getting attacks. it did the same thing. so i don't even see after all of these years. well, we can see that gives us a cheap uh, being beaten by the end of the tree. so i don't think we, we have anything to expect. ringback contrast that turning the tie right down. oh is a pleasure to have you with us say on the, on the international. some more details on any of us stories do have to our website on the dot com for his investors. join us again to the top of them. the, the more to personalities been the decision you must always displayed on the 2nd, but to pull it out and give them the uh, the most value of what we have done was a little girl. but she really is, you still looking to be able to do music, but the you the most piano can i have to be like what the she a, a little guy know you got a diagnostic lab and people throw both of them. good police, the gun, the, there's going, there's the guy that iss

u. n. and his revelations from trump's 1st um and office were published in the room where it happened, a white house memoir. i'm asked to thanks so much for coming back on before we get onto the geo political issues. i better 1st of all under threat, you feel personally as opposed into security detail has been the stuff by the new president. trump as well as right for an iran is very real. and in fact, i was told just a few days ago, the threat level as a, as high as it's been really for the last 3 years. i'm certainly not the only person that had protection because of this ronnie and threat including president trump himself. i am the only other person who had secret service because that's who gave me protection when i was in the government. others who were from the state department are protected by their security defense department by theirs. i hope i hope there is continues because it's not just a threat against me, but against a number of former american officials. i think it's a, you know,

u. n. and other i n g o is to reach those areas to deliver fluid floods. all of those requests were denied by the is ready authorities. another thing we need to know is there has been no civil defense teams or rescue teams. so if someone has been injured or killed, they're even not being able to get transferred to the hospital. and it's the same thing if you're injured, there's no hospitals and there's no medicine or health care to treat your one. no, all of this is happening as palestinians in those areas are still surviving. but we know that the last attack has been on one of the shelters in that area, which is then if it was the, it was a 48 palestinians were killed in that attack. but most of the houses have been reduced to rubble. some people say it's a goes to see now and houses that are still sending our bearings and our, our unsuitables or policies to live inside those houses anymore. no, it still sucks their refuse to me because they say that even if they leave, there's no guarantee that they're going to make it safe and they won't be arrested or

u. n. and the palestinian health ministry. at least 870 people had been killed among them. 177 children are in the middle east bureau chief maria, for notion of questions. the timing of this unfolding idea of operation in the west bank all just days off to the head mazda israel. seized by a brought a brief sense of relief. the west, the bank is not on fire or incidence unlikely. we're now at the observation point from where we can see g mean a palestinian city. and these really occupied westbank, where a major is really military operation, has to be non to a since tuesday we try to get inside which were stopped at the nearest chair for and soldiers blocks the road and the entry site and extreme danger images from the ground so the significant disruption of infrastructure is really bulldozers have torn up. major roads tactic often used by the army to prevent explosives from being pointed. now is really forces have blocked access to jeanine's government hospital effectively besieging and ambulances come to enter or leave the fac

u. n. and the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful. is the west believes in international law at the west believe in its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make is ready, occupation pulled back to occupied palestine. if the liberties national army had a backbone and detached about the southern territory, they would go to to say, with the occupation on behalf of the people in the south. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always ask why his blog will the lebanese resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is born out of a sense of belonging to the west cannot cross. the lines is not simply belong.

and we were in the u. n. convoy and there was no restriction really on what you could take it. you could take whatever you can get into your many of us. so we managed to take 25 suitcases with us in the march for the medical equipment. and obviously we had colleagues inside who told us what they was show told. so it was, it was almost, you know, a perfect scenario for us and that we turned out with everything that they needed and extra homes and equipment. could you take? well, i packs a very small, okay. i, i think from the march to if i need a surgery, i needed to, i had a friend who had less no. so who told me that, you know what kit they didn't have my fittest district thomas's putting me a very small, excessive instruments. and i went in with a few disposable bits and pieces and, and yeah we, we got by i'm, we're going to turn to the audience on a 2nd, but i just want to ask, would you go back? yes. i i think when you guys and you know that you're making a difference, it's very hard. no, it's go back. i'm the only thing that stops me going back is my family said she might

coming out saying that that hungry and that that's suffering at the u. n's describe the military and situation is unimaginable. people. those who didn't money when western powers co ministry, a to rolanda and also substantial international ministry support was provided to the congolese on me as the complex both to reclose. when m 23 was defeated and pushed back see golda with the one that talk is, is there from nairobi. that's malcolm black mountain site. you still ahead on all the 0 news reports of glen time and effects in or any industry? i am neither. i am pro site protest or accuse of trumps nobody for how secretary of life during a filing confirmation here in the associate people that are crushed in india during the was largest single gathering of human beings. the hello there is looking largely settled with lots of sunshine across a south asia, but we will see some way to weather starting to creek back in to southern parts of india on thursday. we also got some sundry down paws affecting shoreline because of the order of the day in color in the of the next few days. there's som

of groups, all sides feel accused of widespread atrocities including sexual violence and killing civilians. the u. n. u. s. u k. and fronds of cold on rwanda and m 23 to stop. that's what's going on. the seminal front strongly condemns the offensive laid by the m $23.00 supported by the ro wanted on forces, which resulted in the death of peacekeepers and caused the displacement of tens of thousands of civilians. the fighting must stop and dialogue must resume the 50. thousands of people have fled government to neighboring lawanda about 2000000 and have already been forced from their homes in 3 years of fighting. the latest chapter in a decades long conflict. wondering uganda invaded con, guys. levy says he has a game and has been accused of meddling and eating minerals ever since. the last time m. 23 to government was setting years ago. the us and some european countries come military aid to we're wanda, and in 23 was late to defeated. people here waiting to see how the international community will respond to this time. malcom web houses 0 with solomon adult services funding, direct driven money, af

country, me and mos on photos and risk their lives each year on long and dangerous sea journeys, indonesia isn't the secretary to the u. n refugee convention and it says a convent compels to taking refugees from lima, people and molly a celebrating the one year anniversary of its withdrawal from echo was fast. so the country withdrew from the west africans a lot last year after the leaders of the 3 countries were overthrown, imagery, cruise that have found their own confederation. the eliza sa have states. they accuse echo also being too close to the former colonial power funds and events celebrate to be exit from if it was was also held in neighboring news yet. so as long as the cutting ties with friends, 15 of fossil news. yeah. on monday, i know more closely aligned with russia, millions of people across asia, i'm a center basically the lunar new year bidding farewell to the year of the dragon and welcoming senior mistake in hong kong. residents visited one of the cities famed temples, lighting, incense, and praying for good fortune in the new year. cities in many parts of eastern and south east asia, decorated in red