u. n. could have done more, i think, to try to resolve the conflicts hard to say, because ever since the, my dawn in 2014 and the annexation of annexation of crimea, russia has, has basically violated the un charter and, and violated ukrainian sovereignty, which rush itself had recognized as early as, as the 1991. so you know, in the end you can only solve conflicts when 2 sides want to solve conflicts or when they're exhausted. and i, i think that's a moment that has not yet come, then probably hadn't come before much after 2014. so i don't really blame the u. n for this. but i do think there was a lot of complacency about ukraine and russia after 2014, when many, many thousands of people were dying in the don. the us in bass screen, undeclared, war and stuff. love a. ultimately the ball is in president putin's court. isn't it? to find resolution to this conflict. well, i've put in is one of the most important places or world now including ukrainian, ukrainian crisis, but she is not alone here.

u. n. could not comply with it. not a nation secretary general, antonia good cherish is visiting at somalia. he says the international community has failed to help the country as it faces this worst drought in decades. us present jo bye and is in northern ireland for a 4 day visit to march the 25th anniversary of the signing of the good friday peace agreement. biden was greeted by u. k. prime minister wishes snack in belfast. he said all to meet representatives from all no not ins. main political parties the by the administration has proposed water cuts to several american states to prevent the colorado river's reservoir from dropping to critical levels that source in the rocky mountains, it spans across more than 2300 kilometers. these continues hurry out as they are after all hail the pat when the news breaks, this nationwide strikes since the beginning of the year when people need to be hand . and the story needs to be told. i just want to research deeply and dive into its history and origin, with exclusive inter

u . n. could not comply with it. the international monetary fund says the global economy is facing uncertainty. it's warning that growth will only reach about 3 percent annually over the next 5 years. that's the weakest in more than 3 decades. the buys administration has proposed water cuts to 3 american states to prevent the colorado rivers reservoirs from dropping to critical levels. 7 us states rely on the colorado river for the water supply. columbia authorities awarding the, the nevada dela reece volcano, could explode any time putting hundreds of families at risk. smith because the building from the crater of the indian volcano, the days now. thousands of farmers are staying put heavy sandstorms of it basing and several provinces in china. large areas of the north of the blanketed with sand after it wind carried it from mongolia. in some places visibility was down to 50 meters, and the authorities assuring the highest level warnings people are being told to face masks because of the drop in quality. you follow

u. s. l n g that could go to europe couldn't replace the l n g that would have gone through nordstrom. no, it wouldn't be the united states ability to export is campbell, but not unlimited. so the, so it would not have sent more energy to the european union unless it couldn't danger supply of the united states itself. and that's not going to happen if you think about it, if they enter into a situation in which the arbitrage between the price and the european union, the price in the united states is, is ample enough in order to make it more profitable to send to the european union, the best way to do it is to enter into long term contracts. nobody in the oil industry as you know very well, want sports or volatility. everybody wants as many long term contracts as possible and the united states when the ukraine invasion happened. they entered into the long term contracts that they could more would have been virtually impossible. so if at any beneficiary of the north stream collapsed, it's the state owned region company. and obviously just re no c, producers. well, the norwegian government

u. n. m. now what at that could show, however, is that is itself a rebuke of russia's attempt to kind of hijack this debate here and claim. multilateralism has its own principal here by participating in this bait. they showed russia that we following the principles of the un, and that doesn't change our opinion that the invasion of ukraine has a legal he'd abuse. i mean, as if with the latest to night from un headquarters in new york. i mean, thank you. it's not a new report shows that world wide military spending jumped almost 4 percent last year. that is a new record. now that's according to the stock home international peace institute known as c pre overall world military spending came to $2.00 trillion dollars last year. led by the united states, china and russia, the biggest john came here in europe, which spent 13 percent more than the year before. and that was led by russia and ukraine. russia's neighbor, finland increased its own spending by 36 percent. many other countries, including germany, popped up there, spending on equipment in personnel following russians. invasion of ukraine sp

u. n. m. now what at that could show, however, is that is itself a rebuke of russia's attempt to kind of hijack this debate here. and claim multilateralism has its own principal here by participating in this bait. they showed russia that we falling the principles of the un and that doesn't change our opinion that the invasion of ukraine is illegal. t w's. i mean, as if the latest to night, from even headquarters in new york. i mean, thank you. let's have a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . a russian court has denied bill for a suspect in a bombing that killed a pro war military blogger. daria trip over is accused of presenting bloodline at harkey with a statuette that exploded and killing him, an injury 50 others in st. petersburg earlier this month. and according to russian media trip over says that she did not know what was inside the statue. it said that she was only delivering the package. 5 people were wounded when a man drove his car into a crowd on jerusalem street police shot and killed the driver, who they say came from a palestinian nei

u. n. m. now what at that could show, however, is that is itself a rebuke of russia's attempt to kind of hijack this debate here. and claim multilateralism has its own principal here by participating in this bait. they showed russia that we falling the principles of the un and that doesn't change our opinion that the invasion of ukraine is legal. t w's. i mean, as if with the latest to night, from even headquarters in new york. i mean, thank you. ah. is the answer to europe's energy problems blowing in the wind? a group of western european countries says yes, and they're betting on wind energy from the north sea leaders gathered to day at the belgian court of austin. they want to use wind turbines to cut greenhouse gas emissions and to reduce their dependence on russian oil and natural gas of security . that's also high on the agenda. leaders say that resources and manpower will go towards protecting the underwater electricity grid from sabotaged. here is what the belgian justice minister said when dw news asked what needs to be done to protect the green energy infrastructure. security is a big

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the humans refugee agencies warning that $270000.00 could end up fleeing to chad and south sedan. and the u. n . salary general has called on sedans, warring parties to silence their guns and immediately stop the fighting. antonio teddy says the conflict could set development work back now by decades for struggling. so darn is not only putting to have countries future have 3. so it's a lighting, it's lighting, a fuse that's good, that's 18th across barbers cause the males suffering for causing human suffering for years and setting development, beck for decades. excellencies, the fighting must stop immediately. we need the no law efforts for peace. i call on the parties to the conflicts on general abdel fatalities and one, man, i'm done, douglas metty. and this is an he's armed forces and the rapid support forces to silence the guns and sedans ambassador to the un call and members of the rapid support forces to lay down their weapons and integrate into the regular army. he told the security council that a solution to the conflict will be found. deleting my deep lease, but do not need physical e

u. n. 's, deputy secretary general says that engagement could lead to holding the group accountable for its actions. politicians in cuba have re elected president miguel diaz canal for a 2nd term. it comes as cuba face is one of its worst economic crises. and those were headlines you can give up to day we'll, we'll use of course, our website at our 0 dot com that is continues right after the stream, which is coming next, freight companies fake passports, international banks, and the proceeds of organized crime. that was his baggy kear lay, valenzuela warden. somebody was available when he freeman. friction is always like in a remarkable 3 park people to power investigation into a complex, secretive world. 2 journalists go in search of the italian mothers, dirty money, launderer, part $1.00 on a, j 0. 3. hi, i from yeah. okay, it's good to see you, old friends today on the street. we are looking at the law of sports betting across the african continent. why it's so popular? quoted nike campbell, when i gamble, i'm very grateful with whatever i got from my winning spring. just be a $200.00 ru

u. n. is concerned about the escalation of the violence in saddam, which could spot a wide conflicts in the region representative. all the organization in the country says that there are no signs yet of a peaceful resolution. yet you know, a sign that he's or is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting that both thing and securing of an attorney victory over the other is a fighting and sudan has created a humanitarian catastrophe with civilians bearing it's a headboard. and in some cases in amman, and in body or number, a case, a point that the bus but it is, but we can see that it's in a smaller, it's not like a in the bus. maybe this reason because i don't like to use. and because of the reason that is a for the national, the western countries on a ship that's on board, this is a. ready ready any neighborhoods i don't know, but. ready is a big shortage austin soon and other basic needs of the crisis in sudan has been raging for almost 2 weeks now with the national. i mean the rapid support forces or our staff are military clashing over transitional government and control over the military

u. n. refugee agencies wanting that 270000 people could end up failing to chad and south for them. people in the capital, cartoon, se fuel is run out, and bakeries out of bread. the death told me really just cold in kenya, that practice stop ation has risen to 89 authorities, said the victim, stop themselves to death after being told to stop eating by their pastor and the lead of their religious cult pull mackenzie. 357 people have died out, the 2 boats carrying migrants sank in the mediterranean. their bodies were found often they've been coast 8 workers say, expect more bodies to wash up. in the coming days, malik trina has more. libya has long been a transit hub for african migrants trying to reach european shores are what we are saw from authorities in western libya. was 11 bodies were discovered including a child our, that watches war in the, in the city of good of woody, which is just a bit west of here. and in the last week, at least, 46 bodies are watched this war in the city of sobriety. which is to the west of tripoli. so just goes to show are the, the dangerous journey t

hold talks to discuss granting recognition to afghanistan taliban, the u n's deputy secretary general amena mohammed says engagement could lead to holding the group accountable for his actions. the afghan taliban returned to power in 2021. russian state. media reporting that ukrainian forces of kills 20 civilians in back. moot where fierce fighting has raged for many months. rushing back full season, the done? yes, queen. se ukrainian forces blew up for residential buildings. 2 days ago, however, the reuters news agency is unable to independently verify the report. and ukraine is received is 1st us made patriot missile systems. claims defense ministers as the delivery of patriots will make ukrainian skies more secure with the ability defend itself against russian air strikes. patriots can target aircraft and missiles the distances of up to 150 kilometers, ukrainian officials calling this a landmark event in the wall. okay, those are the headlines as always visit our website al jazeera dot. com is good. all the latest on everything from suit down on the situation and the crisis in ukraine. stay tuned. witness continues ne

the u. n's deputy secretary general says that engagement could lead to holding the group accountable for its actions on diplomat to get the james base reports from the un. one woman's rights activist has told me she's seizing about the latest developments. the european diplomat said this is not what they understood was the you ends position. what we know is that there's going to be a meeting of special envoys to afghanistan that will take place in doha, in the next couple of weeks. and that meeting is going to be. busy chaired by the secretary general of the united nations, antonio terrace. we also now know from a speech that was made at princeton university by the deputy secretary general abena mohammed that there in the early stages of discussing the idea of offering recognition to the taliban. politicians in cuba have re elected president miguel diaz canal through a 2nd tongue. it comes as cube of faces, one of its worst economic crises in history, with shortages of fuel and electricity, and 40 percent inflation. every other light, it just brings it in the immediate future. we mus

to hold talks to discuss granting recognition to afghanistan taliban, the u n's, deputy secretary general says engagement could lead to holding the group accountable for its actions. our diplomatic editor, james bates, has more from the un. one woman's rights activist has told me she see thing about the latest developments. so european diplomat said this is not what they understood was the un position. what we know is that there's going to be a meeting of special envoys to afghanistan that will take place in doha, in the next couple of weeks. and that meeting is going to be chaired by the secretary general of the united nations, antonio terrace. we also now know from a speech that was made at princeton university by the deputy secretary general abena mohammed that there in the early stages of discussing the idea of offering recognition to the taliban. an elderly man in the us state of missouri has pleaded not guilty to shooting a black teenager, andrew, lest, as chart with 1st degree assault and armed criminal action. prosecutor say he shot ralphio in the head and arm after the 16 year old went to his house by

u. n . refugee agency is warning up to 270000 people could flee to charlotte as well as sells to don. many more remained stranded in her tomb and demand. people are desperately waiting to board buses to take them to the borders. foreigners also continuing to lisa don, algeria and greece are the latest countries to carry out evacuation. hippa morgan has a latest from hard to. there are some residential areas in cartoon that reports that having heard no artillery strikes are found the 5 page at an air strike since the thought of the day to day. but the other residential neighborhood that reported artillery strikes and that they can see the 5 digits flying overhead. so there are places where the sci fi held up, and there are other places such as the vicinity of the presidential palace and the general commander of the army. whether it's been in 10th fighting between the 2 sides, where the fire did not hold. now another place that it did not hold is the city of undermanned. a hospital was head in the city of undermanned following an artillery strike. at least a dozen people have been injur

united nations was instrumental in, in creating a system whereby ukraine could export some of some of its grain. i think the u. n. is international, atomic energy agency has been very, very important in trying to raise the world's consciousness. not just and also the russian military consciousness of the dangers involved in the war around some of ukraine's biggest atomic energy plants originally built under the soviet union of course. but they are unit, as is parisha in particular, has warfare all around it. it has had electricity cuts it's, it's been very, very dangerous. and i think russell grossi and his team have done a very, very good job in trying to keep it safe. so i think that's important. and i think we should not underestimate the importance of organizations like u. n. h, c, r, and the world food program and unicef in just trying to help the poor who are most affected by this war. they, they're not combatants, but they are also the victims in status love. those are the positives that stephen has just itemize, in terms of whether you and has failed. as far as this conflict is concerned, to know what yo

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d u n is concerned about the escalation of violence in sudan, which could spark a wider conflict in the region. the representative of the organization and sudan says there are no signs of a peaceful resolution. yet no equivalent sign. that either is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting the thing and securing it returned to read over the other is supporting saddam has created a humanitarian catastrophe with civilians. bearing of the crisis of the sudan has rates for almost 2 weeks with the national army and the paramilitary rapids support forces or are as soft clashing over a transitional, government, and control over the military. on monday, the u. s. secretary of state lincoln announced a 3 day cease fire, but the u. s. representative in sudan admit that it was violated by both sides. the violence has already claimed lives of over 450 people with more than 4000 injured according to the world health organization. a less cross live to waffa bas, seem former assistant to the egyptian foreign minister and current member of the you and human rights committee. welcome. so that you and re

u n's deputy secretary general. i mean a mohammed says engagement could lead to holding the group accountable for its actions. the taliban returned to power in 2021. russian state media reporting that ukrainian forces of kills 20 civilians in back moot where fierce fighting has raged for months. rushing back forces in the done yes, korean se ukrainian forces blew up for residential buildings 2 days ago. however, the reuters news agency as unable to independently verify the report and ukraine has received his 1st u. s. made patriot missiles. systems ukraine's defense minister says the delivery of patriots will make ukrainian skies all the more secure, with the ability to, to defend itself against russian ass strikes. patriots can target aircraft and missiles at distances of up to a 150 kilometers. ukrainian officials a cooling this, a landmark event in the war. okay, those are the headlines who announces here, as always, you can find out more in all of us toys on our website, al jazeera dot com, but take the on developments on in sudan state. you know, because the stream is coming up next month for the law or

u. n. is concerned about the escalation of violence in sudan, which could spot a wider conflict in the region. the representative of the organisation in sudan says there is no signs yet of a peace resolution to new an equivalent sign that either is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting that both thing and securing a military victory over the other is possible. the fighting and sudan has created a humanitarian catastrophe with civilians bearing it's just as in the previously agreed chief vial clash if it's still looking close between this has been if you go up with support for several areas of hostile living, trespass of destruction for this on the streets on money injuries amongst civilians . don't robert support for us. this are the 1st instead of the army. we use this to our fire agreement in got the army off, were still flying over their positions. artillery was still targeting them even after the agreement are also what happens on firms of the army has more than one decision since our actions are being issued by the extreme us from the leaders of the boss regina, who are inside of the

u. n. have been a quartet which was august in bo, or which could involve the league of arab states. and he's good, the good would provide some sort of hope a to attain some sort of agreement, which would be based on the 2 state principal azah girls proposing un documents this quartet you had better and which has not assembled for a long time. it's meetings have been blocked by the united states and sadly, at the un secretary general, who should be the initiator of these meetings? hazard stepped back and does not want to see recalls or irritate. as the american colleagues and ruin those lawyers go through. we see that the attempts to come by and the united states to, to ensure a peace between palestine and israel are not based on the principles of proposed by the wind. so that is my response to efficient good jake, they side in rama than thank you very much for this question. first of all, during the hell the month of 3 done. what others? if i did, i can damn, the struggle can damn this attack when israel lives ignoring this is holly mom and israeli police officer, is there a behavio

u. n is the only body that i'm aware of that could potentially try and get all member states involved in some kind of draft legislation to, to cover this kind of action. but again, look at the dynamic between china in the us, around ship manufacturing and the i alms, right? not just between companies but also between countries. i think it's very unlikely that you're going to get that kind of international consensus built that way. unfortunately. which leads to a difficult challenge of countries trying to balance innovation, right, with safety, which is a want to strike, jump in there. so i think there's also a person that found out that i think there's also a different framework that's required on how we think about it and saw that right? so there is in danger. so for example, people say phone calls where they're, where they can, you know, copy the words of somebody that you know, and, and educating people on having safe words or having these secret phrases within their family. not sharing information online to a stranger on the phone. even if they do sound like somebody that you know, t

u n. 's, deputy secretary general says engagement could lead to holding the group accountable for its actions. reco like temperatures have been recorded and are predicted across southeast asia, china and other parts of the continent. health officials in thailand are urging people to stay at home to avoid heat stroke. we temperatures topping 45 degrees for the 1st time in its history on our top story. now the situation in sudan and unstable cease fire is now in force agree to by sedans, army, and the rival rapid support forces al jazeera is mohammed attire. passmore from the streets of cartoon, lily, a lamb, and actually hath isla fighting near, hard to near port has subsided after explosions and heavy weapons were heard to live in areas for their away. like here in this street, the atmosphere is lively. as many people come out to buy goods on the street is also used by some to get out of heart to him and reached the state of bud medina. and while it's usually full of people in market many now want to leave this area. what happens out of many people who live in the alley area neighbourhood hav

u. n. and other organizations made themselves also lead. so for sure, there is definitely a fear that this could mean that the fighting will escalate. and that will be more and more difficult to to, to report any types of abuses. this being said the, for in the community, the international committee was also quite under attack. these last couple of days and so far the, the fighting have attacked diplomat has attacked at hospital. so it doesn't seem so much that the international community being there was able to prevent the extent of the fighting and the, the human rights civilian tragedies occurring right now. and can make a difference from the outside. do you think, what kind of international project do you think is needed for the fighting to end? well, i think that it can make a difference because i do think that quite a few countries were concerned about issues such as the intelligence at their embassies and worried about potential hostage situations and with their staff leaving. it does make it somewhat easier for them to perhaps be a bit more firm. we do know that the you had described tha

u. n. is concerned about the escalation of on and since it done, it could spot a why to conflicts in the region. representative of the organization incident says that there are no signs yet of a peaceful resolution. yet to an equivalent sign that either is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting that both thing and securing a return victory over the other is a fighting incident, has created a humanitarian catastrophe with civilians bearing it's just us previously a grilled cheese fire flush is still taking place between the sudanese army under up its support, for instance, in several areas of hostile living trust, this of destruction. well just on the streets and money, injuries among civilians. robert support for this for the 1st instead of the army, we use this when did to our cease fire agreement saying got the army aircrafts lawyers still flying over their positions and the artillery was still targeting them even after the agreement. our staff also started. that's what happened confirms that the army has more than one decision center, and these actions are being issued by the extremist for

pakistani families remain in dire conditions, more tragedies like this one could be difficult to avoid. vincent monahan al jazeera, the u. n is facing criticism for participating in a pilot project. to repatriate were hing refugees from bangladesh to me in march, and there's been further controversy after late communication revealed un boats were used to transport a genta officials to bangladesh in march, automatic editor james bays, raise these issues with humans, special envoy on me and la. we had made it very clear that that of any attempt at return is not about closing camps, nor whooping people. it has to be based on the international standards and best practices. and we have always stressed that the conditions in the right kind has got to be conducive to voluntary save and dignified return. and a, we are not satisfied that those conditions are there at this particular time. but right now, you've heard of officials from the military regime who have gone to bangladesh and they are organizing a pilot project to return people to see you and support them. well, a currently a u. n. a sierra is in charge of that, ah, and so

could be difficult to avoid. didn't, and monahan al jazeera the u. n. is facing criticism for participating in a pilot project to patch. right? rang the refugees from the dutch to me on more. and further control the see to leaks communication reveal that un boats we used to transport jordan to officials, to bangladesh in march on september to get us a james base, raise these issues with the you on special envoy on man mal. we had made it very clear that that of any attempt at return is not about closing camps. no moving people. it has to be based on the international standards and best practices. and we have always stressed that the conditions in the rock kind has got to be conducive to voluntary save and dignified return. and a, we are not satisfied that those conditions are there at this particular time. but right now, you've have officials from the military regime who have gone to bangladesh and they are organizing a pilot project to return people to see you and support them. well, a currently a u. n, a sierra is in charge of that, ah, and so, so i t

u. n. refugee agency is warning up to $270000.00 people, could flee to charge and south to don. many more remained stranded and hard to me and undermine. there are fears that the fighting will intensify still further after this brief slow down. foreigners are also continuing to leave seduction. algeria and greece have been carrying out evacuation 1st air lists of british nationals is also underway. we have have a morgan, she's joining us from cartoon with the very latest on the cease fire. so we're hearing reports of sporadic gunfire, but is it largely holding hipaa while throughout the day there have been an exchange of gunfire and heavy artillery between the rapid support for and the needs army, some residential areas like the southern parts and the eastern parts of the capital feedback, they've been relatively quiet, giving them a chance to try to get out of the capital. but other parts like the northern part of the capital across denial. they said they were able to hear artillery strikes between the rapid support forces and the food in the army, and that they were able to se

west to dry into the sahara desert spread the land if it's been prevented code if it could then to clue to in 1988 the u. n. established the climate change organization i. p. c. c. where scientists from the whole world agreed with james henson and world leaders listen. those who think we're powerless to do anything about this greenhouse effect, or forgetting about the white house defend the evidence is now. the damage is being done. we can't just do nothing. this is more than 30 years ago. apparently, the world was ready to act on global warming. but something happened dublin to the seo to counter to the atmosphere will produce a tremendous greening of planet or in the years following james hanson's speech, critics appear on tv. the theoretical speculations about future warming have no good scientific basis. we would like critics who question climate change weight and this global warming thing. it sounds like a scam. well, i think you're seeing it now. we told you this was, this is one of them. i spent most of my time in newspapers and magazines, and on tv and radio to argue against climate action against

the former president of sudan, but of course the country could not do such a thing from all the, the arrangements that it had within the a u. n. s. and invited as an invitee rather of all mild washer. and this time, we found that the mood is pretty much the same at regular kids that, that we have found back then. the country was expected to arrest a vladimir put in the president of russia. following the allegations that have been made by ukraine are by the deportation of ukrainian children, and this is not necessarily seen in the vein of settled ramos. this is a scene in the vein of fan has been seen as the icy c putting fresh on select countries and trying to get them to enforce arrays that will really cause an international incident with regards to the big countries as you, as you would imagine, south africa and russia are briggs partners. they have been in this partnership since 2011 formerly. and this is the relationship that south africa has been nurturing, particularly over the last 8 months. so, so it has taken south africa thinking position that it remains a friend of russia despite the sanctions that have been issued

u. n says vaccine save 4400000 lives every year. it believes that figure could jump to 5800000 by the year 2030. if ambitious targets a mass. unicef is fly concerns about polio in particular. and measles outbreaks before the introduction of a vaccine. in 963 measles killed approximately 2600000 people every year. mostly children, by 2021. that number had fallen to a 128000. the world health organization is officially launched, its m r i n a vaccine technology hub in cape town, south africa. now this facility was established during the pandemic. the idea is to help poor countries struggling to gain access to life saving medication, w h o. pick the south african biotech from african biologics and local vaccine. make a by a vac for the pilot project. in 2021, south africa's present as cold as his story. step african biologics has used the publicly available sequence of madonna's m r, and a coven vaccine, to make his own version of the short african 20 to one to one. at lab scale, it's now scaling up production on this. we should use the be good market. oh, poor stu

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