so here is here on the on treaty u. n. c. huffman alumni. we start with nicole, how to jose, the j school, huffman school, and all things carolina tried and true. the actions of the board of trustees does not represent the students and alumni go. nicole, how to jones go hills. robbie, what went wrong here? the university one thing the co, how to jones to be a tenured. perfect. and then something went horribly wrong. they may still be out of white book, but how do you read the situation right now today? right? because there are so many levels to how a person goes about getting tenure. there are many opportunities for things to go awry. you know, it's not just within your department, it's not just within your field, it's not even just within your campus that it can expand beyond that with like a board of trustees or board of governors. so there are many opportunities for things that are things that are hard to pin down in terms of what people's motivations really are that can completely undermine and sabotage or case other did with hannah jone

so i wouldn't bring in martha richard stevens, he's the chairman of the u. n. c. chapel hill board of trustees. this story blew up . this is one of the biggest academic stories in the united states right now. if you're watching around the world, i want you to understand it's huge, it's controversial, and then the board had to react pretty quickly. they did a press conference, and this is a little snippet of what they had to say have look in general is trustees. we take seriously responsibility for proven tenure. we're talking about a lifelong position here. so you're into wine. and so it's all a new rule for one particular charitable committee. i have questions for clarification on background. tricky candidates don't come from a traditional academic title background. on this case, richard. okay. we're going to be able to do martha is doing this, martha? i am, i am, you know, universities are operate by what i recall shared governance. and the recognition that within a sprawling university like the university of north carolina, an excellent university, like the no

u. n. has accused me and modest amount of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. the question we're asking is when the world act and puts on the ground for peace. why the u. n. c, is these women in india to play a crucial role in making its peacekeeping missions around the world? more effective? ah, i british energy. welcome to d, w. news asia. glad you could join us. it's not just ukraine where possible war crimes have been committed. it's also me and mar, the un has now accused a military junta of human rights violations, that amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. and unlike ukraine, these have been happening for more than a year since the military deposed and elected civilian government. the u. n. z allegations are contained in a report by the office of the high commissioner for human rights. our next report sums up the u. n. is saying, but a warning. it contains distressing images. ah, a continuing spiral of violence. that is what the un has called military actions in man, much within the yield of the cool 1500 people have died at the hands of the military. and that number does not even include civilians who were killed in the old ongoing confl

u. n. c's, more than 3000000 refugees have 9 fled ukraine. since the start of the conflict, almost 2 thirds of escaped to neighboring poland, which has overwhelmed the country's public services. while the czech republic has said it no longer the capacity to accept it was fleeing due to a lack of resources. the refugee and flux is seen by humanitarians as one of the worst ever. in european history, the british media regulator has decided to revoke r t license to broadcast in the u. k with immediate effect of come cited the current conflict in ukraine on the channels quote, relationship with the russian federation. r t is slammed. the movers politically motivated calling the watch dog or 2 of the london government. when this some joins here in the studio by r t corresponding paul asleep or paula, all sorts of accusations in the off comes statement, kick us through what was said today. well, it said he wasn't unexpected. what we heard in the statement issued by the see, the chief executive officer of off com is that they don't consider to quote

u. n. c's more than 3000000 refugees of nor fled ukraine since the start of the conflict, almost 2 thirds of escape, 2 neighboring poland, which has overwhelmed the country's public services. while the czech republic has said it no longer has the capacity to accept those fling due to a lack of resources, the refugee in flex as seen by military and just wanted the very worst than european history. the can other story to bring you to day. britain's media regulate her house, decided to revoke our teased license to broadcast in the u. k. with immediate effect of com site. the current conflict in ukraine on the channels quote, relationship with the russian federation. r t has slammed the movers politically motivated, calling the watchdog a to look, do you take government policy or talk me through developments earlier? normally when a channel is banned, he would imagine if his band in relation to the content that is forecasting. and what we see here is that in fact, instead of citing any kind of reasons related to our content, it rather talks about the fact in terms of who funds the channel. th

this comes as the u. n. c. 10000000 people have now for libya, homes being ukraine. russia defense ministry says that has used hypersonic missiles again in combat for the 2nd day in a row. it says that can sal rockets seen here in a test firing on the bait defense systems? the watching dw news life were branded for more analysis on all the latest news that to our website, the w dot com i, eddie micah junior. thanks for watching. ah ah, with who ah ukraine. child is civilization. how can culture be preserved during wartime? artists against autocracy? what can i do in the life of tragedy? and why might ought sponsoring the question? art 21. next on d w. o. chasing danger. speed frenzy down with 200 kilometers an hour, with no breaks. why do extreme athletes risk their lives? where is the limit between passion and obsession. courage and, and defiance of death. in 60 minutes on d. w. o. devastated how are we can we must cars, carry life money, effects of climate change or being felt wired, wired before a station i

u. n. h c r. thank you so much for your insights. and also for the work that you do on now let's have a look at some other developments in the conflict in ukraine. german foreign minister on the lena bear bank says germany will take in 2500 ukrainian refugees who have fled to neighboring moldova. she made the announcement on a visit to the moldova capital, she see now the small balkan nation has so far, given shelter to 100000 people from ukraine by the international atomic energy agency says power has been partially restored to the chernobyl nuclear power station, which is the site of the $986.00 nuclear disaster. ukrainian technicians save their repairing the plant, which was seized by russian forces early in the war. the power supply is critical to keep reactor rods, called u. s. troops continued to be deployed to europe, adding to thousands, who all ready been sent to support nato allies falling brushes, invasion of ukraine, about 130 soldiers left you a state of georgia. the pentagon has ordered roughly 12000 service members fro

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u. n. a refugee agency u n h c r. thank you very much for your time. thank you. let's have a look now at some of the other developments in the conflict. united nations under secretary general has called for an investigation to the civilian casualties in ukraine. speaking of the un security council, rosemary decarlo said international law prohibits attacks on civilians and those responsible must be held accountable for russian strikes have destroyed the schools, hospitals, and residential buildings. in praise, alchemy, australia and japan have announced new sanctions on russia as punishment for the invasion of the sanctions target multiple individuals and organizations, including russia, central bank, the finance ministry, and to oligarchy linked to australia, mining industry. in while nato has been conducting a massive military exercise in norway, the lion says the drills are designed to test troops readiness for combat in cold conditions. some 30000 soldiers from 27 countries are involved. d, w. 's jack carrack went along and reports now from camp rate up in nor

but the majority of the u. n. c. that you'll know that there was a vote in the general assembly where a 141 countries condemned russia's aggression against ukraine. and only 4 countries voted with russia. so i think that gives you a very good insight into what the international community thinks. it's far as the security council goes. it is disappointing, but it's not unexpected that the russians be towed to be honest. the price of the existence of the b tow has been the continuation of the united nations. in my view . throughout the decade since 945, it was one of those conditions built in to the founding of the u. n. it obviously has its limits, as we've seen over ukraine and the russians featuring that, that resolution. but it is, if you like, baked into the way the un we're showing, i mean, you know, it's not the fault of anybody working there is you say it's just the way the system was set out. but there is a risk that is the sort of international community ends up looking a bit impotent because the un can't real

u. n. s. c. by china, when it comes to that resolution, that would have deplored russia, russia's invasion of ukraine. the reason i want to ask about that is because that was taken to mean different things by different players are some interpreted it as a diplomatic when by russia. some said it was a diplomatic when by the west, do you believe it was a diplomatic win for either the west or for russia and why? why think it's indicative of china a walking that tightrope, quite frankly, but at a certain point in the nation's history, countries and their leaders need to make choices. does the p r c. want to be on the side of who, who has launched invasions a guess a number of its neighbors, georgia, ukraine in europe as well as participate in the bruce oppression of people in syria and other places in the world. or does china want to be on the side of the vast majority of the countries and voted for that resolution? i think it is a win in that at least the chinese did not align themselves with north

u. n. n, the o, p c, w, have confirmed that a sod has repeatedly used chemical weapons over the past several years. and we are deeply concerned that russia's calling for this meeting is a potential false flag effort in action. exactly the kind we have been warning about, including from secretary clinton here in the security council last month. russia has a track record of falsely accusing other countries of the very violations that russia itself is perpetrating. and given that and consistent with our previous statements, we have serious concerns that russia may be planning to use chemical or biological agents against the ukrainian people. the attempt by intent behind these lies seem clear and it is deeply troubling. we believe russia could use chemical or biological agents for assassinations as part of a stage or foss. flag incident are to support tactical military operations. from the beginning, our strategy to counter rushes tactics has been to share what we know with the whirl, transparently. and candidly, we have been right, more than often more than we'd like to. we're not going to let

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c in ukraine, microphone to pleasure. un refugee agency says the number of people leaving ukraine has reached a milestone. u. n. h. c. r commission of filippo grandy has been levine looking and had to increase support for refugees. today we reached for media and register from ukraine. bugs are you observed or so on. the border with poland is not likely for now. fewer people at this moment are going out of the country. on most of the 4000000 people who've left she crane are women and children as men of a certain age have to stay behind to defend their country. and is kimberly hawk reports from chem chill and poland. women are mobilizing to help the refugees on the scale, not seen in decades. julio dance, cova, her children and her friend are fleeing rushes, war in ukraine again. the 1st time they left was after russian president vladimir putin invaded don bass. this is not our 1st time to leave you. we left him 2014. after this time, we want to give our children to best deal and we don't want to raise them in the republic that is being destroyed. so julio hopes to make it to toronto, canada, or she heard there

u. n. h c, are at a rate of something like 160000 people every day. thanks so much, jonah, how they're from laverne now members of ukraine, state emergency services have disarmed the bomb and they've, using only their bare hands and a bottle of water. take a look at this the the amnesty international is accused russia of using unguided aerial bombs or dumb bombs in the city. one strike last week killed 47 people and may constitute a war crime. according to its investigators. the kremlin says, the russian economy is experiencing a shock, but it's doing what it can to soften the impact of western sanctions. spokesmen dmitri pest golf described the meshes as an unprecedented economic war against moscow. he said the situation was turbulent, but was confident it would stabilize. russia's economy is facing its biggest crisis since the fall of the soviet union in the 1990 russia's president got to be a very nice called sanctions against this country. illegal. he says, well, work around them, you know, just saying, you know, if you, with regards to countries

u. n. i c r c, especially the red cross volunteers over 4000 of them throughout the country are moving back in to the areas of need. and i hope that every supplies today and onwards. no, no, this is not technically your area, but you are a diplomat. so i wanted to ask you about the kind of potential for it, you know, diplomatic progress on this. and we've got the talks starting between russia and ukraine in turkey on thursday. what can that, what did you expect come out from that also show you, is anyone trying to put pressure on china, for example, to, to, to put pressure on, on russia, to try and stop, stop the war. is there any kind of an attempt to, to single out china and get them to be on board with, with the, the movement against the wall? well, i've had conversations with the, the ambassador here in new york from the people's republic of china. and his foreign minister issued a statement, as you know, was couple of days ago, ah, putting forward 6 points of chinese action and support of

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c o u n. keys, holstein does not believe that the plan to new sanctions will really hurt russia. at least not as far as trade is concerned. as we have asian competitors there who then would just bridge a gap in the market and that would lead to cuts in our business here. so others would just fill that gap out. put up with yann's keys or stein is certain that the only complete exclusion of russia from international payments systems can really put pressure on the autocrat vladimir putin. now when it comes to hitting russia where it hurts the oil and gas sector represents an outside just target. although sanctions so far have largely spared these key industry. however, international energy giants are taking it upon themselves to review their business activities and russia with some packing it in altogether. oil jane shell is ending its corporation with gas prom and t. oil and gas projects. worth about $3000000000.00 from black shells. decision follows a similar move by b p, which said it would abandon it's nearly 20 percent stake and rushes state on rosin f, resulting in ahead of up

u. n. and the o. p. c, w, have confirmed that assad has recently used chemical weapons over the past several years. let's not forget why why we are really here today. we're here because russia knew it's cynical ploy to pass in a cup of sculpture. tory resolution had failed. this meeting is the result of their isolation on this council and on the world stage, we're not buying what they're selling, literally or figuratively. and i will reiterate the united states deep and serious concern that rushes calling for this meeting is, is a potential false flag effort in action. russia has repeatedly repeatedly accused other countries of the very violations it plans to perpetrate. we continue to believe it is possible that russia may be planning to use chemical or biological agents against the ukrainian people. we aren't going to dignify rushes disinformation or conspiracy theories, but we will continue to sound the alarm and tell the world where we think russia is heading. and we will remind the world that russia h

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u. n. in moscow. and as you know, i, c r c has been talking to the russian ministry defense for some days. and now we are 2 at last, which is absolute standard practice in a conflict where you need to d. conflict with the assistance of the 2 parties. in this case, the 2 military's safe passages civilians. out of those areas, safe passages, sumatran supplies in and all movements of stuff and measure insistence. now the con, the, the meetings to date in moscow, they've been gay. this last 2 days for the u. n. a. been very useful. we've exchanged a lot of details about the standard operating procedures for those movements and, and, and i think that's part of the problem that there hasn't been sufficient attention so far to the details of what is needed to agree in advance of a convoy, for example. you need to know when it's good to move precisely who is going to move? do you have the contact the person in charge of it? do you have a hotline? in case there is movement of forces. these standard procedures, but we are trying with the help of the russian military and certainly with the help of th

defense says it's made these plans known to international organizations like the i, c, r, c, the c, e, and the u. n. and it was key of against trying to disrupt these humanitarian corridors. now, one note of significant caution. we have not heard any confirmation about these roots from ukrainian sources. and the 2nd thing to point out is that the roots of evacuation is noted by the russian ministry of defense appear at 1st glance all to head towards the border with battle. ruth, or the border with russia, or the borders of the occupied eastern territories. the eastern breakaway regions therefore raises the question, how many ukrainian civilians would want to avail themselves of these roots. and i think that is something that we need to keep firmly in mind as we away confirmation from the ukrainian side. all right, jenna. thanks for that, john. how life for us in levin now had mondays cease fire announcement rushes, defense ministry warned of more imminent strikes. rockers were both of us. the russian armed forces target ukrainian defense industry enterprises with high precision weapons in order to

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c. well, the worst part is that they're, they're almost like n p. c's running a 2030 year old script because i've compared to situation repeatedly to the u. s. policy in the balkans in the ninety's. yep. they think they're dealing with another boss. me. yep. and so landscape literally doing the is a big of a bit of year, please help me a military intervention or an aide. my country's being invaded. i'm done here where he's actually executing the instructions from washington and would predictable results. but the problem is obviously they are either don't understand that they're not dealing with serbia here, but with russia, which is vastly orders of magnitude differ. and also that they're trying to do the same thing. they, they did back in the 90s to the europeans. they're trying to basically quashed any attempt by europeans of any sort of independence, economic political anything and put them back 100 the american boot heels. which again, i'm not really surprised because the people running the foreign policy here, the institutional blob, it shall not be challenged in washington, are basically acolytes of people who ran the store back in

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u. s. l n g until 2030. and if we look at that, this amount, 50 b c m per year is replacing one 3rd already of the russian gas going to europe to day. so we're right in on track now to diversify away from russian gas and towards our friends and partners, reliable and trustworthy suppliers. we need to secure our supplies, not just for next winter, but also for the years ahead. and this is a, an important, a big starting point to do that. our partnership aims to sustain us through this war, to work on our independence from russian fossil fuels. but it also focuses on building a green future with climate utility. we will work together also with our energy intensive industry. and the good news is that the infrastructure that we use for gas to day can be used for clean hydrogen in the future. so this investment we're doing right now is also an investment in the de carbonized of our economy. the corporation shows the power of our democracies. i particularly welcome that we will step up our respective action on strengthening democracies. the rule of long freedom of media in the world. and we also need to continue up

u. n. listed oligarchy, or leg digit, passcode on it lists. but the use decided not to follow c to why you may be asking whether it's been suggested that the founder of the major metal produce e and plus group has got huge assets in countries like austria and also in psych breasts. and there are concerns freezing his assets and could actually have repercussions that so not so keen to do that. sanctions have to be approved by all members of the block. if one says no, the sanctions don't go ahead. what we're really seeing now is off to that a ritual strength. there is no limit to how much pain individual countries want to endure as a result of the war in ukraine. my thanks for joining us. aeronautics international for the latest update. she can of course, check our website r t dot com, but we'll be back again in 30 minutes with well say them a started brushes, military operation in ukraine. the west is talked about russia and russians. russia side of the story is essentially absent and intentionally. so on this edition of the program, we talk with 2 pre eminent russian scholars ab

n. c quarter. thank you very much for the have a great we can. yes. as we heard the war in ukraine is rippling around the global economy. the u. s. e u and u. k. have all sanctioned russia, but there are no sanctions coming from turkey. now there's pressure on wretched tie up air to want to change that as the head of a nato country. he has to live up to the policies of the western military alliance . but his careful not to alienate his russian counterpart vladimir putin. economically, there's a lot at stake for turkey. it's done, most famous. i us, sophia, one of the cities most important tourist destinations. last year, 4 and a half 1000000 russians visited turkey, more than from any other country. but now with the russian warren ukraine, bringing sanctions against russia, turkish hotel and restaurant owners expect for tourism revenues to drop significantly. the russians keep us alive here in istanbul, and at the again see when they're not coming. we're off worse. it's a fact that fewer russians will come, and that will be tough on turkey, it's economy already in distress. economists are worried the value of the rubel has dropped. so for russ

u. n. r. the key 3 demands that russia is still sticking to, and those are that ukraine should be d. c. k did. this is how russia puts it. probably meaning that there are some, some extremists in power in ukraine, which is of course, not the case. russia also insists on the demilitarized ukraine, and this is what we see from the very beginning, russian army striking military objects. ukraine, but not only admitted to objects, of course. and russia also wants ukraine to put into its constitution to write down the passage that it will not be part of nato. and this is what we've heard from the president that maybe ukraine is no more pursuing that goal. but she didn't say quite like that. you said that maybe it will be difficult and that she is disappointed. so i think there is some movement, but in the key question for you, great now, which is humanitarian corridors, there has been little progress, some but little ukraine claims russia has been escalating. it's bombardment of civilian targets. do you think that's a strategic move? of course, of course it is a move and i think russia is try

c. the war began nearly 3 weeks ago. the u n's refugee agency says more than 3000000 people of left ukraine to escape the fighting more than half of gone to poland while a significant number of move further into western europe. the u. n. 's has a russian woman who protested against the war by interrupting a news program shouldn't be punished. the woman stood behind a presenter holding a banner, calling on viewers. not to believe the propaganda and stop the war in ukraine. a channel one broadcast, cut away quickly. she worked as an editor at the station and she said she was ashamed for promoting kremlin propaganda ideal to revive iran's nuclear agreement as close to being reached according to the kremlin. for most a 2nd level, hosting the fall semester of iran and moscow live wrong, says rushes received written assurances from washington. but sanctions won't interfere with the framework of the deal talks to revive the 2015 agreement has been threatened by last minute russian tomorrow. and those are the headlines, don't forget, the

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