the u. n. c, top envoy to broke a peace between israel and palestine, has warned that a ceasefire in garza is fragile, barely a day after a truce was declared in the worst escalation of violence since last year's war. at least 45 people were killed over all including 16 children. as israeli jets bombed garza, israel says it was targeting the palestinian group is lamb of jihad which fired hundreds of rockets in retaliation. these railey military says misfired rockets from the group killed at least 14 palestinians una l siad begins our coverage. o family thing garza or morning. this funeral is for yesterday in the beginning. he and his 3 children mohammed dahlia and mike, were killed in the beat. honeymoon home by an easily airstrike. not far away. other palestinians are surveying the damage. some have set up temporary shelters, either is they're trying to salvage their possessions in the them listening or according to the look huddle 3 years, 3 wars and we suffer every time they bombed the house f

previous books include the last generation, young virginians in peace, war, and reunion, through u. n. c. press in 2005. and leads young artillery assist. william r. pigram from university press in 1985. in addition to his books, he has also published a number of articles in scholarly and popular journals. he speaks frequently to general and scholarly audiences. in addition, every june, professor peter carmichael directs the civil war institute summer conference, drawing hundreds of attendees from across the country. i will give a special plug, i have attended in 2018 and 2019 and they were wonderful events. make a plan to attend this summer's event. dr. carmichael is also a friend of history. as a college student, he worked in the national park service in fredericksburg, in pennsylvania, as well as richmond national battlefield park. his time in public history inspired him to create gettysburg college in her. he is involved in the brian pohanka internship program, involved in getting students to battleship sites. they replace each summer to learn to be public history. he lives in virgin

grain deal was the 1st and so far only made her diplomatic success in the war, but turkey in the u. n. c. it as a 1st step towards a negotiated solution to the entire conflict. ukraine says, well, only talk of russia withdraws. how do you see it? well, i think that's exactly right. buddha has given no indication that he intends to withdraw from ukrainian territory. it is true that his forces have had a hard time advancing lately and even taken some hits against ammunition depots and things. so there may be some desire for boot and to negotiate and, you know, get agreement to keep what he's taken. but i, i really don't believe ukraine will do that. i also think that the great deal is very important as your report indicates, but it was also only possible after ukraine redox make island and created a safe corridor where they could pastor ships to the west of the island out to the mouth of the black sea so there is a military component to that which basically forced russia to recognize that you're going to do it. i want to look at that military component because yesterday i spoke to the form

grain deal was the 1st and so far only made her diplomatic success in the war, but turkey in the u. n. c. it as a 1st step towards a negotiated solution to the entire conflict. and ukraine says, well, only talk of russia withdraws. how do you see it? well, i think that's exactly right. buddha has given no indication that he intends to withdraw from ukrainian territory. it is true that his forces have had a hard time advancing lately and even taken some hits against ammunition depots and things. so there may be some desire for booting to negotiate and, you know, get agreement to keep what he's taken. but i really don't believe that ukraine will do that. i also think that the great deal is very important as your report indicates, but it was also only possible after ukraine redox make island and created a safe corridor where they could pass ships to the west of the island out to the mouth of the black sea. so there is a military component to that which basically forced russia to recognize that you're going to do. i want to look at that military component because yesterday i spoke to the for

intensity of this, these attacks, this, impunity is increasing as we literally as tom groups, the u. n. c. special operator on human rights in mia ma, thank you very much for your time. thank you. tuff, gonna start now where women are facing an aggressive campaign by the taliban to restrict their public lives. since taking power the islamist rulers have placed limits on girls education. women can only go outside with a male guardian. some afghan women have taken a step to counter their isolation. they've opened a library for women, only. an opening for mines. this brand new couple library tends to the education of a female only clientele. the founder said some noises inside a society that is increasingly hostile to universal education. the taliban rule of afghanistan has brought severe restrictions on women's participation in public life . these women are hoping that the library can act against that trend. as anything you johnny put on by opening this sly, broody, we want to show women civil resistance to those that are against women against women's presence and against women's activities

u. n. c's, they are one of the most marginalized groups in the country with limited access to basic facilities and education. well, recent strikes by the t workers of bangladesh, a become a railing point for many here as rising inflation and high food prices out to the wider frustration about low wages turn, which audrey al jazeera, re mumbo ah, hello again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera hotel see jean maria's capital. mogadishu has ended, and he said he, people have died in 40 others injured since gunman glass had their way into the building. on friday, i'll ship, our fighters have claimed responsibility. a series of john attacks have been reported in ashen controlled crimea. an official in sebastopol says, an unmanned aircraft was shot down just above the building that houses moscow's black sea fleet had orders. ukraine has not claimed responsibility, but has promised to retake the reaching brazil's former president louis he nasty lula. da silva has held his 1st rally since campaigning officially began for october's presidential election. will as accused the current presi

u. n. c's. they're one of the most marginalized groups in the country with limited access to basic facilities and education. recent strikes by the t workers of bangladesh, a become a railing point for many here as rising inflation and high food prices out to the why.

u. n. c's, they are one of the most marginalized groups in the country with limited access to basic facilities and education. recent strikes by the t workers of bangladesh, a become a railing point for many here as rising inflation and high food prices add to the wider frustration about low wages turn, which audrey al jazeera, 3 mumbo chads military leadership, has started talks with rebels, opposition parties, and civil society groups, the head of the santa mohammed leaders, debbie has called the forum a decisive moment in the country's history. he's the son of either his debbie, who was president for 30 years before he was killed during fighting in 2021. at every family has been in paris since 1919 chad's military's original ally of france and it's deployed troops to neighboring countries. battling on groups in this a hell. but chance faced decades of uprisings and unrest since independence from france in 1960. and one of the world's poorest countries, even though it's rich in resources, let's hope the negotiations will bring an end to the violence and paved the way for elections, but some g

u. n. c's, they are one of the most marginalized groups in the country with limited access to basic facilities and education. recent strikes by the t workers of bangladesh, a become a rolling point for many here as rising inflation and high food prices add to the wider frustration about low wages turn, which audrey al jazeera, re mumbo. it's been a challenging year for air travel. passenger numbers have been rising to pre pandemic levels, but airlines are struggling to keep up it analyzed by the financial times. newspapers shows a quarter of all flights in the us and europe were delayed or cancelled from may until mid august. in the u. k, the situation is getting better in the 1st half of this month. cancellations were down from 35 to 29 percent across europe. a quarter of the 480000 flights in the same period were disrupted. that's down from 29 percent in july. and in the u. s. disruptions have fallen slightly since the peak in june, but airline executives to say the system is still under stream. alex michelle, this is an evaluation consultant and analyst, and he says, staff shortages haven't

unlike other records, the u. n. c global ocean treaty would be a legally binding document, includes a proposal to declare 30 percent of the wealth oceans as conservation areas by 2030 . while the move with ban over fishing and see life exploitation in protected zones . negotiations have also addressed deeper sci mining. that involves the retrieval of minerals such as cobalt taken from below the ocean surface. not a concern is the rise in shipping which has increased more than 1600 percent in 40 years. while more pollution is threatening bio diversity and driving industrial fishing further off shore. let's go live now to got it. nations with the kristen slim. so kristen, what's at stake here? this is a treaty that focuses on protecting the high seas. this is the part of the ocean beyond national borders. 200 nautical miles off the coast. the high seas make up about 2 thirds of the ocean, and there is no treaty and site. now there is no legally agreed mechanisms to protect this part of the ocean. and this is a crucial p

u. n. c's, one of the most marginalized groups in the country with limited access to basic facilities and education. recent strikes by the t workers of bangladesh, a become a rolling point for many here as rising inflation and high food prices up to the wider frustration about low wages on which audrey al jazeera re mumbo can use electro commission once police to investigate threats and harassment of its employees, as well as the murder of an election official. the commission suspended vote counting at a ballot center during poles earlier this month, citing intimidation of its staff. catherine sawyer has more. oh, this moon is in eastern canal are preparing to bury the loved one. daniel monsieur co was an electron official, was in charge of a contentious paling center in nairobi. oh, do you see? no, he disappeared. 2 days after tiling began, his booty was found in another town policy. he was tortured, his family believe he was targeted for political reasons for sure that it is good. we have seen for many years about her political death. people good, lost, mysterious. and you hear that we

u. n. c's, one of the most marginalized groups in the country with limited access to basic facilities and education. recent strikes by the p workers of bangladesh, a become a rolling point for many here as rising inflation and high food prices that to the wider frustration about low wages turn, which are 303 among the israeli forces on searching homes in the occupied west bank after shots were fired, the bus carrying settlers that happened in the town of sil want late on saturday. the casualties have been reported. is way the forces on searching silhouette and 2 other neighboring towns. rescue is in iraq. are working to get out. dozens of pilgrims tramped under the rubble of the clamps shrine, its thought alongside cause part of the shining got below to cave in on saturday. officials of concern, but for injuries or injuries, but say the tale could rise to children have been rescued and sent to hospital. the colombian government to suspend the arrest warrants and expedition requests for members of the national liberation army gorilla. great. in an effort to restart peace talks, the new lef

experienced a shortage of grain due to the month long war and latin thick as the director of the u. n's world c program here in germany. and i asked him earlier, how encouraged he was by the news of this 1st ukrainian grain ship leaving odessa hello. yeah, well, this is certainly a beacon of hope to see a ship leaving the port soft, almost 5 months. i think it's worthy to say that crisis is over insurance rates, for example, us still very highest. the risk is considered high every leaving. i hope that normality will come back. could you give us a sense of what the last 5 months of war in ukraine had done to global food security? but to start with, we started this he already on except your physical situation. the number of acutely hungry people were blowing up since 2019 from 150000000 to 279000000 people worldwide. now, when the war in ukraine started, this number was skyrocketing. and today, we are afraid that 345000000 people are acutely straightened by hunger. so the ship leaving odessa and this perspective for ukraine coming on line again as a major green exporters, very of course, your org

u. n. h c, r's, representative in the country. well, to discuss the ongoing crisis further or less, cross live to author on history professor at the university of houston gerald horn . you are most welcome. yeah, according to the you and the situation is not going to be improved anytime soon, but it is the you in itself doing enough to resolve or help resolve the crisis. certainly not. but i'm sure that united nations would contin that it's handicap by the member states particular of the united states of america. which despite the fact that it has profited handsomely over the centuries from the african slave trade has been missing an action when it comes to dealing with the problems of africa. and somalia is a special case because recall that some, all his downfall began about 3 or 4 decades ago during the height of the cold war. when samaya head what was perceived to be a pro moscow regime under c ot bari. and therefore, that regime was not only to stabilize, it was induce to attack neighboring ethiopia, also perceived as having

u. n. s. c, security council, they are going to have to find a formula that works because this decision needs the consensus vote, which means that they have to all agree on what to do with the ton of on travel band. whether to leave it as it is to reduce it to limited or to totally do away with it. so i think you have not only an issue that has to do with a garrison the telephone and whether they can travel or not. and how many people can trouble, but you also have issues that are being raised between the great powers and between countries around the table who are taking site that one way or the other. if you haven't been able to find the right solution so far, how important is it from members of the taliban to be able to travel in order to hold an negotiations and carry out other diplomatic efforts? well, if you have to turn it on, obviously they will tell you that it's important because they have to go to certain capitals and putting. ready ha, for example, and discuss issues with our diplomat

on fisher algebra, washington. russia has blocked an agreement following a review of the u. n's, landmark tree c on nuclear disarmament. delegates have been scrambling to reach a consensus in new york for weeks. now a rush, a seizure of europe's largest nuclear power plant and ukraine, and all the differences between members have become major obstacles to an agreement . the review conference happens every 5 years and any document must be approved by all $191.00 countries that are policies to the treaty for you and has also failed to reach an agreement on a treaty to protect marine life and legally binding text would have addressed growing environmental and economic challenges, deep sea mining and an increase in shipping where among the issues that dominate the talks, it is now up to the un general assembly to resume the 5th session. a you and report says journalists of being harrassed and intimidated income bodya authorities have been accused of restricting the right to free speech online for years. now the un human rights office says the situation could be set to get even wes florence li report

u. n. w c has watched the country 5, which are close to family physicians in 20 real hotspots that are on the, on the watch with our watch. and so it's the parameter parameters that are used to evaluate which what goes where, when and what quantities, in this case, the severity of need. what's available in the brothers were speaking of the next step, is this going to be the 1st of more to come? what happens next? what's in the pipeline? the plan is this is the 1st of many more ships. so w b already has another ship lined up. again, it's not process, it's still very new. there are kinks to be worked out. the actors are working on the table and all these issues that come up during the course of this very complicated operation. so we are optimistic, this is 1st ship. so people around the world who really need monetary system when you describe it as a very complicated operation, what are the biggest challenges that you're facing when you pull the cars? so i think the fact that we've already moved o

last name, r o z u c o n d o. or then the other path. my buddy aletha, noah got a favor with rising prices for groceries in essential goods, panic and hide. this needs to empty shelves and supermarkets and retail profiteering, despite the fact that sanctions have been imposed on one country, only russia, people in different parts of the world are feeding the impact the so called unilateral sanctions have a boomerang effect on the countries that have imposed them or banding all in ports of russian oil and gas. emmys, russian oil no longer be accessible us ports and the american people will deal another powerful blow to conform. ah, as the i'll say, natural gas companies are making a grab money, which is what our horse led right to was car back to new jersey to new york. so i'm spend a lot of money. but again, if we're $35.00, gary enough will appeal imitating now that you finally, phillip my diesel prices are skyrocketing and diesel is the primary fuel of transport. the fleets of trucks that make things move from point a to point b throug

u. n. n. secure, see nuclear chief of raphael got c describing the latest information that he has about the status of what's actually happening in the nuclear facility. and he called the situation of frankly alarming explaining that shelling which the russians claimed that the ukrainians are carrying out and the other side claims the opposite is bits in the plan in constant danger. we just heard from the russian ambassador there to the un just reiterating their points of view. let's women kristin salumi, who's at united nations. she joins us now and we heard a lot of information there. kristen m a lots of detailed information about what's currently going on at the plant, but i think the whole tone was frankly that the un is extremely worried and alarmed . absolutely, we got that briefing from.

c. i'm. it calls for the u. n. to withdraw from the area 15 people have been killed in anti you and protest in the last week in a tags that you and chief antonio gutierrez, said could constitute a wall crime. the government has been trying to get the mission to leave since 2010 and the u. n. has been in the process of drawing down the operations since 2020 protest as meanwhile, favey won the u. n to leave because it failed to protect civilians. there is a kind of destruction with their un peacekeepers who are enjoying life. they are partying almost her every day going to bars, meeting with prostitutes and dust the issue year d r. c. so that's why as several peacekeepers have forgotten, they are real mission is to promote peace, not to have more kids and abandoned their my dear c, that's not one of their mission that can. and if the u. n can be very strict. and then also do simply in its true because, you know, without discipline, this cannot end ok discussing in moments whether the confrontation of ukraine may have

this is c, n, n y u. we must act out club on milosevic, nato began a massive air bombing campaign. we will provide that knockout blow, military action, fail, gung ho bomb bomb bomb it is attacked. a sovereign state waves of planes are taking off native cruise missiles, land in serbia. it'll all start again tomorrow night. in 1999 nato bombing yugoslavia without un sanctions. time magazine came out with a cynical headline timing massive bombing would open the way to a piece. according to various sources, about 6000 civilians were killed by then you get to larvae had broken up into many states, most of which had taken a pro western course. but not serbia. i rattle america number it'll, she's come in. if i'm allowed one, i will put fellow americans for bombard, normally. my fellow visited, we're born bishop pollock. no, no cuss on my cell at this address. bon bons, offenders. chaos from donna obama for bill knew it took us on the potter level, but a pro noise fog was from a dr. bueller mile and i studied him being treated as it's my filters from yourself to me. so fleshly nister's gar

l n u and s c u lightning complex fires combined, they burn more than 800,000 acres and destroyed more than 2700 structures. and for a couple of days there was that eerie red and orange sky blanketing the bay area as a result of the thick layer of smoke. in oakland. a fire in an rv was quickly put out this afternoon. no one was injured and fire started at 12 45 that would in 26th street and smoke could be seen for miles. take a look at this video here from the ktvu rooftop camera. firefighters said that the fire was controlled and just about 25 minutes. no one came forward as the owner of the rv and no word yet on the cause of the fire at five tonight, starbucks employees have voted to unionize in san francisco's castro district. this comes after a months long push to improve working conditions. ktvu is cristina rendon joins us now live with the details. christina with the starbucks employee in the last hour, who says he's really excited that the gastro store has been put on the map, so to speak as the first store in the city to unionize, he says. today's results are a win win for both

c. that's not one of their mission that can. and if the u. n, can be very strict. and also d to play in its tulips because, you know, without discipline, this cannot end another part of our special coverage of the u. s. withdraw of my dentist on one year on as washington now says, it is scrapping plans to one free $7000000000.00 of african state assets, allegedly because the money could be used for terrorists. that's as the war torn central asian country devastated by 2 decades of u. s. military occupation is now teetering on the brink of famine. ah ah, by so f one, a thunder after the u. s. froze, our money people moved under the poverty line. banks have given up, they have no solution. the americans are dishonest. first, they left the country in chaos and then they froze our money up. they did this intentionally to push us into serious trouble and then take advantage from that in the future. it of europe, in my opinion, the us should not miss st. afghans. why the pull people of afghanistan for about 20 years have lived with conflicts hauled ship and suffered pove

u . n. and turkey. last month, grain has been stuck at black c port since russia invaded in february, president of france has ended his 3 day visit to algeria with the signing of a joint declaration for renewed partnership. the 3 day visits by emmanuel mccall aimed to heal relations with the former french colony. hope frances has named 20 new cardinals. the appointments include more candidates from africa and asia. it's seen as a sign of where the roman catholic church is heading. mexico's truth commissioners implicated the military commander and an investigation into the disappearance of 43 students in 2014. it says that 6 of the students were kept alive in a warehouse. the days before being handed to local army commander who report is reports of ordered their execution. others, the headlines that he's continues here on our 0 after inside story. next. ah, conflict has returned to ethiopia to grind region. the government and rebels have accused each other violating a month, long cease fire. so can mediation end the fighting. what about the many civilians trapped in the region? this is inside story. ah .

we had a huge political, economic, and society crisis. hate c as never been so, but with the u. n b, i read that a now i then the you went with the united states of america. i will this how much you get the last word and, and it's very sobering, one at that last sentence. haiti has never been so bad. i appreciate you, james. and he was with us a little bit earlier, john junior and molina and your comments and questions on youtube as well. and so watching today's episode, i'll see you next time. ah ah. ah. ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption, excellence award boat. now for your hero ah diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden scandalous practices. the def, infiltrated international wholesale markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food pond to on al jazeera holding the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera, ah.

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c o p, a band aid vessel. charted by the u. n. is one of several ships which have left ukraine since august. the 1st from odessa to elizabeth has more over 500000 tons of grain have already been exported from here since a landmark deal was truck between russia and ukraine with the help of the united nations and turkey last month. and this is the place where, until tanya would terrorist visit to guarantee and to monitor how this whole process is ongoing. he said that access to food and fertilizers must be guaranteed access to russian fertilizers, but also to train for he says that much more needs to be done. and that he hoped that the amount of food that he's being exported from ukraine will increase from $3000000.00 tons a month to around $5000000.00 tons a month. another issue of major concern that's happening here is the situation around the nuclear power plant of a support isha. back in march, russia took over that area, established a military base, and there's been lots of fighting in shelling going on around that area. there'

c. that's not one of their mission that can and if the u. n can be very strict . and then or so this simply it's troops because you know, without discipline disc, i'm not end good to have you with us for this program on our t. so weston sanctions against russia, having unintended consequences. the european economy faces a bleak future on the wake of sanctioning russian energy. and now been slovakia. a big alu minion factory is shutting down due to surging electricity prices are to contribute to rachel marston now has more on the impact of boomerang sanctions. that of slamming the you pulling right recall a few weeks ago that it was german industry representatives who were bracing for the impact of the european union's own anti russian sanctions. but now other countries within the block are facing similar threats to their industrial production. as a result of brussels, self imposed sanctions. now you nations are all in the same boat and that boat is pretty much a dinky that's taking on more water by the day while they're focused on shaking their fists a russian pre

month delivery today was to known 7 vessels of sailed out of black c ports under the deal between ukraine and russia, broken by the u. n. and turkey. of the rest of us in is a former senior economist, you ends food and agriculture organisation. he says the buyer may no longer be able to afford the grain. there are always reasons when does things happen and it, it, i guess it's not, is not often, but depending on the circumstances and, and the contractual agreements, unfortunately didn't known about the commercial contract. that is, in this particular case, to know the real reasons. but it's not, you know, it is not something that is very rare. it can happen. i think in this case, you know, it's been 6 months that could be their idea of reasons from quality issue to simply lack of cash to pay. now, i mean, 5 months ago, assuming that the, the origin is living on some rumors of actually the origin was, syria was going to be transit through live and on. and that the syrians now may not have the cash to pay for it. so there are. busy you know, there could be many, many other reasons for this, but the fact remains that this

real mission is to promote peace, not to have more and abandon them in the r c does not one of the mission that can and if the u. n can be very strict. and also d to play in its tulips because, you know, without discipline, this cannot end. israeli officials have admitted responsibility for the killing of 5 palestinian children during an august strike. it was part of a reported series of israeli attacks conducted during his military operation in gaza. thus, despite early a claims that attempted to pin the blame on the palestinian side, saying those civilian deaths were due to a missed fired rockets shot by an extremist. well, let's get some real information on this now with local journalist center come, i am either famously in the northern garza extending their graves where it is right code 5, both senior children earlier this month. me the ah, i want to thank the family, have a vision, this immensity and calls for in to phase the internet and not a criminal court. again brought the one to the store to buy something. he saw his cousins went to say hi. and then went with them to visit on grandfather's grace and on

c. that's not one of the mission that can and if the u. n can be very strict and also de simply in its tulips because, you know, without discipline, this cannot end run another story to bring you pakistan, former prime minister, him run, county has coal for his supporters to take over the streets in protest against the alleged torture of a senior member of his political party, mister can claim the abuse was carried to instill fear in any one, barking his party disinterest. p t. i. on those who are allowed to live would tell tales of gang gifts, cons brutality. this resulted in many cities, surrendering to mongol holds without a fight. this is what the government is doing by torturing chavez guilt. they want to tell us that if they can break him physically mentally than they can do it to anyone in pakistan, i'm inviting everyone to join us and raise their voice in process. shabani gail was detained last week for allegedly making controversial remarks about the countries army he since being charged with sedition with him, ron can claiming he w

c. that's not one of the mission that can and if the u . n, can be very strict. and also de simply it's troops because i, you know, without discipline, this cannot end ok from africa to asia where flooding in the eastern part of, of dallas, done this weekend has left at least 9 people dead. a particularly heavy rainy season has cause widespread damage to infrastructure. it's putting additional strain on a country still trying to pick up the pieces falling nick, chaotic us withdrawal and collapse of the government. one, your i go all this, not our teeth, the voting special coverage to that anniversary. ah, earlier this week, washington announced it had abandon plans to on the free $7000000000.00 of afghan state outsets, allegedly because the money could be used to finance terrorism. now the war torn central asian country devastated by 2 decades of u. s. military occupation is teetering on the verge of fun. ah, ah, by sorry, off on a sunday after the u. s. froze, our money people moved under the poverty line of banks have given up. they have no solution. the americ

n u. s. ambassador to russia, william burns, who's now the head of the c. i sent back the memo to washington title the yet means and yet don't cross russia's red lines when it comes to ukraine. joining nato, we see will you still meet my truly not done by? she looked at 8 years ago. it was somebody collectively, as a book out of been years though, if you could get a draft, know, crania and tickets to perform the what was really being able to reduce the huge difference in good that in place. yeah, he up around with machine unit unbiased. by the end of 2021, he had a mast of 150000. the strong military force of well trained and heavily on specialists on the dpr, an lpn borders. intelligence reports corroborated that he wasn't being done for defensive purposes. the plan was to launch a full scale ukrainian offensive in don bass and crimea. when it comes to when of course, ashley, your school share, still getting a beloved little bit of the presbyterian, unable to cio from us, which are in your digital video when longer some peers and i showed you where course

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u. n. and turkey. last month, grain has been tracked at black c port. since russia invaded infantry. at least 2 people have been killed in fighting between rival armed groups and the libyan capital. the violence broke out early on saturday in a heavily populated part of the city. over the past week, tripoli has seen a build up of rival forces with jostling for power. it's the latest threat to 2 years of relative peace of a ceasefire between allies of rival governments of more on there. so we're joined now by malik trina, who's in tripoli, so what more can you tell us about this outbreak about well, last night around 1 am local time, a group affiliated with the prime minister to me today, but that's the internationally recognized prime minister stormed a military base belonging to another armed group that's affiliated with the parallel government, prime minister, betsy shot classes and sued for several hours last night. we're hearing health officials are telling us that at least 2 people have been killed, dozens injured, but that number may rise. we spoke to the head of the emergency

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c, l j 0 godsa. the palestinian ambassador to the u. n. re add monsoon has addressed the security council criticizing israel security operations. rail is so called coat and called tried to security, has become a license to killed and it must be invoked in an international law based order. international law is the measuring stick for anybody's actions. we are bound by its rules and remain ready to abide by them. what about the other party? can it keep rewriting the rules as it wishes? and can you accept such double standards that undermine the protection of the law everywhere? how many more times will is there a get to justify bombing our people in garza? until someone says enough is enough. russia says it's ready to facilitate a visit by monitors from the international atomic energy agency to the zapora, asia, nuclear plants, the biggest atomic power complex in europe. ukraine and russia. blame each other for recent recent shelling at the facility. the region is under russian control. moscow's defense ministry says a high voltage power li

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u. n. recognized the ocean would eventually attract the attention of prospectors. so it drafted a document called the un convention on the law of the c, which gave guidance on how country should behave when it came down to the part of the deep sea that sat outside national jurisdiction. and it gave this area a name very imaginatively. it called it the area. it includes large areas of the pacific atlantic and indian oceans. the convention was ratified by a number of countries in 1982 who all agreed that the area would be considered the common heritage of all of human kind. this means that technically it belongs to everyone a little over a decade later, an organization called the international seaborn authority was created to organize, regulate, and control mineral related activities in the area. they wanted to make sure that any future profit made from mining was shared. but a smaller group, the legal and technical commission of the i a say is the one who makes the final decision. when it comes to approving mining applications. members state submit an application on behalf of their government. but there's a loophole in the convention