president, legit, brand minister for the could also meet a facilitated by european union and maybe this was the house but only the intervention of from the u. n. brussels. how could that help? what sort of outcome do you expect from that? maybe? well i think they, if they would the pressure both sides to sit and talking to solve the problems. the serbs are requesting that association where they would gain more rights. also, of course, the little ones to implement of the elections, but the serfs left the institutions there and the thought of making the compromise between both sides about this. it's not possible to have like long term peace there. uh, because uh, nothing will change in the field by using the force here. so very in belgrade, thank you very much. i, i think you guys and he usually does have condemned uganda for introducing one of the worlds hospice i t l g b t laws us presidents are biting cold the little shameful. and his present sanctions, including a cuts and things of restrictions use far representative said you got it or was undermining its international relations. the law sites, punishments as severe as the death penalty fo

u. n u m b p saying of a very different thing potentially that the u. n. could pull out completely from afghanistan. where is the actual position? well, i spoke to the u. s. equity general on his way to doha, was on the flight with him from new york. he made it clear that neither of those extremes are going to happen to you and he's not going to pull out of africa song. and the end of this stage is not and the international community is not gonna recognize the taliban. the reason that neither taliban or women are invited, he told me, is because the international community has to get on the same page. they want to work among all the different play as we go. western countries here, we got regional countries. we've got the neighboring countries of afghanistan, they wanna get them all on the same page. and then when they've got the international community speaking with one voice, then they've got the leverage they believe to negotiate with the taliban. given the fact that the do, the aim of this appears to be unity is, is you're saying briefly, what is it that they

u. n. d. p saying that the u. n. could pull out completely from afghanistan. and at the other end of the scale, we have a deputy 2nd general amino mohammed suggesting that they could be international recognition for the taliban. so i think what the un really wants to do here is get the international committee on the same page. and certainly those 2 extremes are not things that kind of come out of this meeting. i came here from new york is it just few hours ago and i was on the plane with the un secretary general until you good terrorist. he made it clear to me. there's no way that the u. n. will completely abandon afghanistan, but there is an internal debate even within the un, between the political side and the humanitarian side of the u. m. how to deal with the taliban. and the secretary was hoping is that he'll be, have a strength and hands, he makes that decision if he has all of the international community in the same place. and he has been helped by what happened to the end of last week, which is the 1st time since telephone took over. we had a un securi

u. n. is 190000000 people could be food and secure and sit down over the coming months. thousands of still trying to leave the country. hey, but morgan has more from cartoon. the initiative is focused on is seized by a permanent ceasefire. that would pave wait for an opening of him, and it's erin corridors for those who need humanitarian assistance to be able to get them. now the army has repeatedly made it very clear that it is not a mediation. it's not a step towards completely ending the fighting between the rapids support forces and this is denise army. the military has made it very clear also. they also released a statement a short while ago, clarifying that these talks that are being held that will be held in jet that and so do review will focus on opening humanitarian corridors where people are desperately trying to escape the fighting. they have gathered in quotes to don, hoping to make it onto the next boat. having been campaigned at the port for as long as 10 days, some of them in sweltering, he's without any food. saudi arabia, which sits across the red sea, from boats who don s

u. n. is warning that an escalating humanitarian crisis could engulf the whole of east africa. as the conflict in sudan rages on, the human impact intensifies. heavy fighting has led tens of thousands to seek refuge in neighboring countries across the eastern border. and chad, the united nations has sent an emergency response teams offering humanitarian assistance. it estimates that $20000.00 refugees have made the crossing since the fighting began. many with tales of violence ran on. i went back to our village and burn the houses that many people tried to escape. they killed the un refugee agency has boasted supplies of relief items like sleeping bags, soap and utensils. whether it fears it won't be enough, especially with rainy season coming in from vento act. now it will be too late. oh, rainy season is coming in few weeks. and there, if we don't provide any assistance, will appear pool. ah ver, rural will be blood and all of it, if it is here, will be so cruel. the destruction and the horror stories glimmers of human kindness shines through this elderly resident of a town c

u . n. is one that 90000000 people could be food and secure and sued on over the coming months. thousands are also still trying to leave the country. and, but morgan has more from far to this initiative is focused on is seized by a permanent ceasefire. that would pave wait for an opening of him, and it's erin corridors for those who need humanitarian assistance to be able to get them. now the army has repeatedly made it very clear that it is not a mediation. it's not a step towards completely ending the fighting between the rapids support forces and this is denise army. the military has made it very clear also. they also released a statement a short while ago, clarifying that these talks that are being held that will be held in jet that and so do review will focus on opening humanitarian car doors, flash lots of killed at least 176 people in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo, according to regional governor heavy rain and south cuba, close rivers to overflow in on dazing villages. and so much in homes, residents, a schools and hospitals have been swept away. many people are

u. n is wanting that 19000000 people could be food and secure over the coming months. fallon's are still trying to leave the country, have a moving reports now from cartoon. a slit initiative is focused on a ceasefire, a permanent ceasefire. that's what pay way for opening up him and it's erin corridors for those who need humanitarian assistance to be able to get them. now the army has repeatedly made it very clear that it is not a mediation. it's not a step towards completely ending the fighting between the rapids support forces. and this is denise army. the military has made it very clear also. they also release a statement a short while ago, clarifying that these talks that are being held that will be held in jet that and so the review will focus on opening human. it's aaron car doors, flash crowds of killed at least a 176 people in the eastern democratic republic of congo, according to regional governor heavy rain and south cube province cools rivers to overflow. in on dazing villages and submerging huns rises and safe schools. and hospitals have been swept away. many people is sleep

u. n . is one of the 19000000 people could be food and secure and sit down in the coming months. rival political bodies have been held in tucker cities with just a week of campaigning left for for the country votes and presidential and parliamentary elections present worship, type o one is facing his toughest challenge to is coming to power 2 decades ago, his riley was in the southern city of nursing, while the name of position block gathered in istanbul use is the headlines the sound cost as $1.00, everything we covering on our website under their adult call is why need to go to listing post is coming out next. the 11th days that ended holden, 60 young, lied to them, landed and flattened efferson, powerful testimony of palestinian families in garza. as i remember, the children killed joe with the as of may 2021. i remember him a few minutes and a team of him coming back to me 11 days in may. coming soon on the uh the, the occupied west by the, the check the on the soldiers radio tells that's what being watched the hyper and is a place of religious significance, which makes it a macintosh for su

u. n summit. and what could result in a land lock tracy? the un says the global plastic waste can be slashed by 80 percent by 2014 bringing benefits with trillions of dollars. please bear in mind that only elimination reduction a full life cycle approach, transparency and a just transition. only those can bring success because the truth is that we cannot recycle our way out of this mess. now from out of here is on the coastal sharif, the plastic pollution is a huge global problem. the u. n. environment program says we produce more than 400000000 tons of plastic waste. if the most of it single use products meant to be thrown away off to one use of the $7000000.00 tons of we generated globally so far, only a fraction has been recycled. so where does it go here? and landfills like these oceans are also little bit plastic waste, around 8 to 10000000 tons is being dumped every year by 2050. the amount of plastic ways, the live p out number on deficiency. once a plastic product is produced, it's here to stay from 500 to up to a 1000 years and the

could mean unity for this meeting, which is with a much wider grouping. it's western powers, it's regional powers at arrow powers, all coming together. and the u. n. is trying to get them on the same page. now, what could they do? we had all sorts of strain signals coming from the u. n. in the last week or so the deputy secretary general say one, the thing, the head of u. n. d p saying the other floating possibly the un pulling out of afghanistan completely, all the un, recognizing the taliban 2nd general made it clear to me. although those are potentially directions the un could start going, and neither of those things is going to happen at this meeting. and certainly he made it clear to me. there's no circumstances in which the un would compl the pull out. i'm going to stop you and make it clear that they've been working enough chemist on for as long as the un existed. right? yeah, a very long time. indeed jim, he gets a report from us. kinda saw you in the country for a number of years when you look at it. now walter, the key challenges facing people. the, let me tell you what the secretary general said, what the key areas that he wants to get t

u. n. a warning that the ongoing fighting there could force more than 800000 people to flee the country. clashes have been reported in the capital har to despite an agreement between rival military forces to extend the cease fire. un says the violence is turning a humanitarian crisis into a full blown catastrophe. 8 tons of medical supplies, enough to treat over a 1000 injured people. i hope this will be only the 1st of a number of vouchers that will come. we'll be extremely crucial for the hospital to the hospitals to be able to caper for the needs of thousands of people that are flocking to their doors and waiting to get medical assistance. but the conflict shows no sign of easing. shortly after the warring parties agreed to 72, our truce violence broke out again in the capital her tomb. while foreign governments are scrambling to evacuate their nationals, thousands of sudanese are seeking refuge in neighboring countries but many have no choice but to hide in their homes. amid rapidly deteriorating conditions. we hear the sounds of artillery it can fall in the street and front all the one behi

u. n. is warning if a humanitarian catastrophe that could spill into other countries. for him homage us the latest. the gunfire and explosions echoed through cartoon and other cities. as to john's army and the power military, rapid support forces seem determined to fight to the 5th and the spies. yet another truce, the 2 sides of passing full control in several locations. the army says it's make gains in belfry bombing, what it says was a tank of stone and fuel the going to put your model with the threat of s strikes. nowhere is safe. does say a school in the who was hit and a child killed. that's a city, a source of hard to the situation is growing more desperate. people have gone for days without power or running water lining up to touch these phones. the government buildings in collab food and fuel supplies are running low, basic for off to stocks or simply on affordable fuel stations. supermarkets and pharmacies are either closed or have been destroyed on us from the model. the economy was already collapsing. when he has done it was worth 600. so then he's pounds.

u. n. is one of the 19000000 people could be food and secure and sit down in the coming months. and also said the humanitarian catastrophe could spill into other countries. the rival political rallies have been taking place and several tucker sessions today with just one week of campaigning left for the country voters and private national parliamentary elections present. right hip type. the other one is facing is toughest challenge yet since coming to power 2 decades ago, his writing took place in the southern city of nursing, while the main office issue broke out, but in the capital assemble, they have touched on do many of other ones, policies, and we will bring you more on what's been happening in tucking today, but also everything else be covering in the news outlets coming off in just less than 25 minutes time. i will see for that alger 0. well now continues to stay with us. bye for now. the the, well i'm, i might say i let him know just on a level and design and level and then you'll get the vehicle to the mom to go to the oven, to go with the woman as little avenue. if de

u. n. world food program is one with the conflict, could disrupt food shipments for more than 400000, displaced people in neighboring countries. and then the delayed delivering food will make it hard to get long term supplies in place. in time for the 5 month rainy season. that is due to begin next month. but the united nation says that the 100000 people have fled, sued on, since the fighting broke out. on april 15th, i'll just say it was, i'm gonna address reports now from google. they have the chance to don border with thousands of refugees from the full region that been arriving. they keep coming any way they can. the united nations high commissioner for refugees says, an average of 100 people are registered here every day. all of them from the 4 feeling attacks from ethnic malicious. so they money, brian de la just arrived through this family at this informal camp or 4000. thank you. the $35.00, minding that even residents of the capital on setting much better on details about now is how and where his family finds food and shelter. blind and helpless human consider sunday mind arrived 5 day

u. n. estimates. $1500000.00 people were left homeless and the rebuild could costs took a more than a $100000000000.00. they know how to re force them on takia way, hundreds and thousands of thousands of survivors of voting. these people traveled for hours to return to their home provinces to vote. they are survivors of february, so earthquakes. they were displaced. more than a 1000000 people relocated to cities across the country, according to the turkish law. you need to be at your place of residence in order to cast the valid. if you do not re register a new address, people here say they are determined to make their voices heard. i came here for an oil change to change this government because when the earthquake happens, this government didn't came for 3 days. that's what i want to change this govern installation. we to help us through to select order feature. if 4 appreciate is good order that we will see you today in quick southern provinces, thousands and thousands of buildings either collapse or just or just uninhabitable . so as always is how to set up makes of pulling stations using these con

russian official says they did, they have concerns about the, the of the it, the deal was poor, could find the u. n u n. enter q in his sambal when it's actually a lot of both ukrainian and russian twins and fertilizers to reached a global markets have ours. russia claims that sales that commitments hasn't been in place if it does. so it just sonya focuses on ukrainian. the, that's why russia has seen the flow of reviewing the last expansion. this is the situation, but we know that circus present, bridge of play gone, was expected to speak with russian counts or 5 of them, or for 10. so if there is it we, we will probably hear the extension of the video from the presence of both sides. rob, yeah, said, i mean, we're talking about the fact that the, this deal was negotiated by the u. n. and turkey. and we have seen in the past when green has been, there's been a threat to green supplies from ukraine that has pushed prices up around the world . if this deal hadn't been extended, we haven't any indication of what the impacts might have been. the course i'm in a crisis around the globe, especially amon

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u. n. is wanting 19000000 people in san could go hungry in the coming months if the conflicts continues. at least a 176 people have died in flooding in democratic republic of congo. heavy rain in south people province has caused a river to overflow, submerging homes, rescue seems as searching for survivors and final preparations are underway in london for the 1st carnation in more than 70 years. britain's jobs for the 1st will be found came on saturday in the region 12, which is outside buckingham palace sonia a day before the site. now one of the king symbolic rolls is heading the commonwealth of nations. the voluntary association is made up of $56.00 independent countries, most of which were formerly under british rule, but with several states taking reparations from questioning. the commonwealth relevance under simmons has already the late queen elizabeth. the 2nd passion is about becoming well for her whole range. we must all try to cultivate the virtues of tolerance and understanding. but for a modern day king, it's an inheritance that could present a threat to the monkey itself, no

u. n. is wanting about humanitarian catastrophe. that could spill into other countries. right. and mom, it has the latest. the gunfire and explosions echoed through cartoon and other cities as saddam's army and the power military rapid support forces seem determined to 5 to the 5th to add one. to despise, yet another truce. the 2 sides of bethany's full control in several locations. army says it's made gains in card to north bombing. what it says was a tank of stolen fuel, the going to put your bottle with the threat of strikes. nowhere is safe. on thursday, a school in cartoon north was hit and a child killed. a city, a source of hard to the situation is growing more desperate. people have gone for days without power or running water lining up to touch these phones that government buildings in collab, food and fuel supplies are running low basics are out of stock, or simply on affordable fuel stations. supermarkets and pharmacies are either closed or have been destroyed by us from the my model. the economy was already collapsing. when he has done it was worth 600. so then he's

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u. n. special committee on palestine who thought the situation could change in a bonds retail and they took the map of the world, divided it and worked on persuading the delegates. despite their efforts, they still needed to secure 3 or 4 more vote. and the clock was ticking. a button said telegrams went out all over the world and powerful people were woken up at midnight for what seemed like an impossible mission. he recalled that every one wielded whatever influence they had to quote, turn the tide in our favor. france had planned to abstain, but avon said he convinced time vice month. as i am. as the leader with the jewish agency delegation to contact the own bloom, the former french prime minister and long time friend vitamin asked below, does france really wish to be absent from a moments that will for ever be etched in the memory of humanity? the an 1896, a young austrian hung gary and journalist tail door had so published the book. the jewish state. you wrote it in the wake of the dreyfus affair, an anti semitic political scandal in france. hudson was alarmed by growing anti semitism

surgeon prices if the green corridor had not been opened, which could have started a global food crisis. the deal was broken by the u. n. and signed it is stumbled. millions of tons of grain have been exported to the global markets. part of that grain was produced in turkey and ship to africa, a humanitarian aid. apart from the grain deal, turkey has also played a role in the prisoner's laptops. it was a good achievement for all human kind. we also have some problems and some of the costs, especially of from freshman parts. what do you think? what does it turn to main office to call in the implementation of russian parts of the screen deal? the head of the can do. there are obstacles and problems on both sides. of course, one of the main problems here is russia's onyx ation of another 3 ukranian territories after crime. the 3 regions of ukraine and the war is going on there. hold on the attention seem to be easing a little bit. as you know, turkey has taken a clear coat stance from the start, and we're not taking anyone's side for humanitarian reasons. we're rooting for the start of peace talks between the 2 countries,

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could leave an aid be delivered. but the fighting has continued across the country, including in har tomb. and under mon, the u. n. is wanting that the humanitarian crisis is now turning into a full blown catastrophe with the risk of spill over into neighboring countries. a big concern. as many as 800000 people are expected to leave sudan for nearby countries. hebert morgan has more from heart tomb. now around the vicinity of the presidential palace, there was heavy artillery strike and we can see a fire in one of the buildings around the vicinity of the presidential palace. it's right now under the control of the rapid support forces, but the needs army wants to regain it back because it's near the vicinity also general command of the army headquarters. this is, of course, as the sci fi was agreed upon by both the sudanese army and the rapid support for that. but on the ground, people who have been trapped here for 17 days now say that they have not seen a single piece fire actually manifesting itself. dozens of people including children, were injured and ukraine and a wave of overnight russian missile strikes. u

n side effeces werere nausea anand sleepinen. mimigraine paiain relief starts w with u. ask k about ubrerelvy. learn hohow abbvie couldyou savave. >>> welcome back. the young marine veteran charged with killing a black man on a new york city subway is speaking out. some may find the video in this report disturbing. daniel penny who is white is charged with the chokehold death of jordan neely who is black. it sparked protests across the city, and penny is now speaking in an exclusive interview with the "new york post" denying it had anything to do with race. emilie ikeda is with us. >> reporter: ranging from his time in the military, his upbringing, travels, he mentioned the college course he's taking online. on that day of the incident, he was traveling by subway train into manhattan from school to the gym, and he didn't provide many details when it comes to the moments leading up to the confrontation itself, but he did say if he were presented with similar circumstances, a similar situation, he would take action again. some other notable quotes we have for you, this had nothing to do with race. he told the "new york

u. n. is voiding bits of proposed pace towards don't resolve the conflict. the humanitarian crisis into don could spill over and sprayed across the region like speed inside story. the more on this, i'm joined by all guess and i, rosie is near go to the floor south. sit on research on human rights, what she's a form of her legal, this house. it owns ministry of justice and constitutional affairs in new york. by cri. oh jack, i don't many, a professor of public policy at long island university brooklyn. he confounded front against the wall, a publication on suited these politics. and also in the rugby is still a gar, africa, governance on the list who focuses on development skills. he in east africa, a warm welcome to old. i'd like to begin in new york with by creek. we have extension to the ceasefire that hasn't held for the last 6 days. but there's a potential for both parties to get around the table and tool uh, over the next 7 days. there is this kind of optimism, but just to focus through what the issues of the underlying issues are between the 2 sides in the afternoon. and thank you for uh, u

according to a worry new report. russia says the world could benefit from its agricultural exports as part of the black sea green deal, but the u. n. is unable to ensure equal shipments took.

u. n. c meeting was dedicated to the persecution of the russian orthodox church followers in ukraine. what reaction then looking at this, could we expect from po frances? but you know, yeah, i think that the boat francis has been one of the 1st the boats a and perhaps the most of spoken one in the, on the freedom of religion and especially on the dialogue between the defensive religion spoke fancies has been the interest they mean, a very constructive relationship with religious leadership in just let me ward into jewish war and certainly in the art of the floor. so i'm, i suspect that he's going to be able to raise the by didn't use it that are arriving on the religious persecution. that the address of the council and the other hand that he says about being anything new and we know that there has to be in that particular childhood. there has been the persecution of orthodox rations in the ukrainian dumbass and in those areas for a long time. and that has included the grooves of murder and other terrible acts of it is respect. so whether it's covered by religion or not, it doesn't really matter. this was of the matter is that

could soon reach 800000. the united nations agencies are now engaged in helping sudanese refugees in egypt. while the u. n. see, relieve chief has been sent to sue down to assess the best ways to provide relief to local. well that's more here on the program and across live out to independent analyst mackey elbow grabby areas. right. they're joining us live on the international a very warm welcome to today. so the us has been very vocal about the horrors currently in sudan, but, but aside from talking about that, what role is the united nations playing in helping to de escalate tensions that i think the united nation dabbing is elias with some with so doesn't to present the united nation clearly. so it with you is that you don't get union a, some are, these are joining for the show for the quote that we can is which is the u. s. plus u. k. so the navy might it, so the u. n. now represents the interest of those kennedy out the united nation. ha. okay. to that. ok. so you did in that case you lead me on to my next point. so not in fact just just if you would bear with me for a moment here. becky: because righ

so we have a lot of natural resources if i could just just use as well. yes, go ahead. the u. n. has called for an international force to come in and stabilize haiti. how would you feel about that? as i do you, when it has no business calling for an international was the un security console mind you sent a force and he back in 2004. we are now in 2003. if you've called the user will see how many years they've been there doing all the missions they have not to deal any info structure. it's just been a lot of money done being invested in those soldiers digging around again. we are left behind with a lot of fun of us. childrens will now part of the game because those young girls to where we, by the minister soldiers, they did not have the money to ask you to in order to get all these children's and many of our young man's well also rate. they are many other stuff that we have that happened in the country. that minister did not have result. and even some of the impoverished neighborhoods where you see what ends on those weapons were coming from the you, one member is we had a lot of

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could benefit from russia's agricultural exports. that's the message from russian deputy for administer surgery version. and after a meeting with the u. n. trade and development chief and med talks on renewing the black sea green initiative that expires on may 18th. our to spoke exclusively with the russian diplomat who shared his take on the international agreement. i wouldn't say was going to police in this conversation was useful, is good and it allowed us to do the main thing. and that is to measure the progress of the implementations of the provisions of the memorandum of between the russian federation lessons and the when however, we're not happy with the progress itself. and this is very important for us of the green deal. and the black sea initiatives are specifically an agreement on the export of ukrainian grain from 3 and creating ports. the implementation of that is already in effect, more than 20000000 tons have already been exported to date because some of these are the real results. we are drawing attention to the fact that green is being exported, but it is probably exported to the most developed country. only countries w