i was speaking to algebra earlier, the u. n. c, mount of turn coordinator and got everything the greatest needs right now of fuel electricity and health equipment as well. lynn hastings says that there are a serious concerns about the impact the conflict has also had on the corona, virus responds, one of the central oratory was damaged during the last 10 days, which means they haven't actually been able to do a lot of testing. i also visited a primary health care clinic this morning where it had been damaged and it had actually vaccinated almost a 3rd of all the people in gazda and who had been vaccinated overall. so that is going to cause considerable problems in terms of going forward to get people vaccinated. the kovacs mechanism, which is the global mechanism to bring vaccines into places that need additional support. they are expected. first of all, we had to postpone the delivery, which was due last week, and we're hoping then that the next shipment, the vaccines will be able to come in early next week. what was seen this is

u. n. h r c is rather tired of going back and, and repeating the inquiries on the latest atrocities the latest violence and really wants to get to look at the root issues. and that can take some time. obviously there's conflicts in going on in many years for many years. there are many aspects to it. and they, they want to take that time to, to get the full weight of the attention of desert. israel says that it's not going to cooperate with the prob, how difficult is that going to make the un task in terms of investigating certainly it is going to make it a lot more difficult, but i think unfortunately, the bigger problem, they be that many, many countries particular in the west particular united states is going to be concerned that the, the fact that they are looking in the internal politics of israel, not just the occupied territories you have given there are quite a few other countries that are, are discriminated internally. but israel law and morocco are the only countries involved in what you

u. s. intelligence services. in an email, the head of u. c. global david morales orders surveys of a some just visit with lower with n u. c. global lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all visitors, but especially with the defense lawyers for recorded me. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuador and embassy. this is a severe breach of loyal client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermine our ability to properly defend and provided defense to join us ours. finally, ecuador gives in to the pressure for political and economic reasons equivalent. so we are not in that, but if you have it a fetal, diplomatic or altogether so your sense you like it was we last me i am sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian, a sorry, yeah, arrested for breach. you pay off in $87.00 news in the door in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation when expedition requests from the united states, mississippi because it goes to shows in the united kingdom, no one is about

u. n. a c l goodwill ambassador. and when the stars of coming to america is coming to this stream, it is such a great interview. make sure you stick around, right the end to see it. we take a close look at the audio at the club house and ask whether the free reading conversations it promotes could be dangerous in countries that restrict free sprints. and there have been multiple reports of content from palestinians, just disappearing on line. the stream brought together 3 expert who had no doubt that some of the biggest social media platforms in the world are suppressing palestinian voices. we are not paranoid, we are not paranoid about what happens on flushing media over the past. let's say, 7 or 8 years. we've seen evidence clear evidence of censorship, of accounts being taken down of double standards in the way facebook or twitter deals with the city and news page, and then history and the propaganda ministry page. for example, we've seen those double times. we've seen the evidence over the past years, when we say

u. n. f. triple c. so the past has not been very encouraging. i believe that developing countries will have to do most of the work on their own. i'm not sure how that developed countries will open bus for this as well. so i think we have to be realistic here. there are areas of benefit for india, for example. you know, one of the interesting thing in this report is it shows how cheap is energy axis. if you only have to spend $40000000000.00 a year, one percent of energy sector investment to provide clean energy to $750000000.00 people in africa and asia who do not have access to electricity, clean energy, and massive indoor air pollution benefit and health benefit education benefit that, that, that it will have. so there are areas where i think it is important for developing countries themselves to invest. i don't like the idea of developing countries coming to begging born. that shouldn't be the attitude. there is a global corporation that is required. i think if we have global competition, good. if they don't have developing countries, we'll h

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friday, allowing foreign journalists to enter the strip. israel is also close access to garza from the c u. n. has urged, greater access to the strip with cross things crucial to the delivery of much needed medical supplies, food and fuel stuff. what else can is there? this is guys, normally what days are they don't go to give the certificate either except for security reasons. nobody understand what the security reasons because normally they don't give explanation. that's why most of the time. 1 governor has been the crossings of god has been closed for several years. this open over the, the discussion of the issue of god. god is consider the biggest, open air prison and the wall. it's controlled by 3 cra thing to control by egypt, by israel, one for personal one for good. on the 3rd one, put blood, but you just most of the time it's close for security reasons. bell arose has been accused the faking a bomb threat to force a passenger jet to the ground in order to season opposition. journalist roman protests of which was on board a commercial flight from greece to the swain. yet when it was a

c u. n. e. you and others. i could go is originally from baton rouge and now works as the director of the globe thick policy institute in slovakia. a think tank focused on european and transatlantic relations and security. she says the european union should be looking at the broader situation and better is not just this incident. the european union had no other choice but to respond to the situation. as it was said in every adventurous precedence, the situation has to be seen into full perspective. on the one hand, the european union absolutely had to react to the ground and of the aeroplane that indentured to the safety of all passengers on board, including the passengers. that's where europe union citizens, and by doing that, the look, chunk of government changed the situation and made it a scituate a situation where it international safety was a take. but also it should be looked at the broad, the development in the country over the past month. the situation has been to see race in the up of the look at the

c u. n. you and others with us are. butler has both in paris. well, after more than a day of furious responses and condemnation from the leaders, they have agreed at the summit in brussels to impose a number of punitive measures on better if there will be economic sanctions for some individuals and better and some companies. they also looking at banning better received national carrier from e u airport and also or transit links with that they are looking at freezing billions of dollars of investment money in better worth the u commission. have a civil delay in saying that unless better us take the pulse to democracy and allow freedom of speech that money simply will not see. the like to say, we also heard earlier from the you a council to show michelle calling the actions of salarous a scandal. he said that i could put the lives of europeans at risk. that will also be an investigation by the use of foreign policy. all means exactly what happened and why is happen to the court. all you leaders united in calling for remind us of h to be released l

u. c. l a y n s, and the very incentive israel studies enjoys us now from los angeles. does. i'll start with the big question off to being a political survivor for so long. is it now over for nathan, yahoo! when i didn't think anybody is quite yet prepared to declare, it's finally over until the connect that actually votes in little over a week for this new government. but it looks more likely now than it has in any time over the past years. and this yahoo read in power that his days are numbered and he's about to finally leave office. we're talking here about a coalition between the center and the far right, how much they actually have in common. are they going to be able to get any governing done this? they do the steel well, this is a government that includes not only the defense for making the hard, right, but also the central parties as well. and the external support of them is limited. our policy, so it's really a large, unwieldy coalition to get the largely by the one thing that they will agree upon, which is that they don't want to remain in 5 minutes stuff. i think t

c u. n. you and others. alina crisco is originally from valor, is now works as the director of the globe sick policies yuton savant, can think tank focused on european and transatlantic relations and security. shaun's us by skype from breakfast lava in savannah. thank you so much for being with us. what are your reaction to the, to the measures that the us nouns, particularly in relation to airlines and the, the band on over flying by region. so the european union had no other choice but to respond to the situation, as it was said in a very adventurous precedence. the situation has to be seen into full perspective. on the one hand, the european union absolutely had to react to the ground and of the aeroplane that indentured to the safety of all passengers on board, including the passengers. that's where europe and union citizens. and by doing that, the luca shank of government changed the situation and made it to a situation where it international safety was a stake. but also it should be loo

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