u. n. deal were to restore ukraine to its pre war export potential . we would still be facing crises. so all this to say that the ukraine deal is helping to alleviate some aspects of work stream of the crisis we're experiencing right now, but it's certainly not expected to be a solution to all of it. what do you make of what both the russian and turkish presidents have been saying to david this grain shipped out of ukraine hasn't been reaching enough developing countries? sure i, i think it's very important to note that the ships that, that left left ukrainian ports 1st under this deal were ships that, that were, that had stopped in ports as soon as the were started. and those were, those were under pre existing contracts, set for a lot of cases for european countries. so it should have been expected that those ships, those 1st chips would be, would be set for european countries. and then after time, we will see more shipments to low and middle income countries. and i'd like to reinforce, re emphasize the point that i saw that you made about some grains being re export in particular gr

u. n. are dealing with the mediation between the parties in libya since november last year, we were supposed to have an election in libya that failed to happen. things have got more tense and in recent weeks we've seen fresh clashes. so the situation is very concerning. the reason they haven't appointed any one is because of deadlock at the security council. they've been various names mentioned, but they've been opposition to those names. now as you say, the secretary general has come up with a new name for masonic lees minister to take over the job, mr. bassetti. and he's propose that name in the letter to the security count. so what happens now is the security council will decide and put forward to something called a silence procedure for the next few hours. and if none of the security council members break silence and say, we don't want him, then he will effectively become the new special representative for libya. so far that have been no objections from the 50 members of the security council. but there has been one very important objection. this letter, which has come from the libyan amb

deal. a pipeline carrying the fertilizer ingredient. ammonia from russia to ukraine's odessa for export by sea has been closed since the start of the war. the u. n. is trying to get it flowing again. time is running out. the current deal expires in november, unless all sides agree, grain and fertilizer exports from ukraine could again come to a halt. now let's get the inside perspective from dimitry scoring our coffee is the c o harvest. one of the biggest cultural companies in the ukraine image. welcome to the w, help us understand the situation in ukraine. how much grand did you sell before the war? and how is that now changed? hello everyone. actually the cities from the ukraine of the moment is quite difficult. we have again from the past year, which we usually tell you, june or july and now september, and we still have quite a lot from previous kara and we have a good idea. how do we still we read over the year. so it's a very big problem. and another problem, liquidity, which we have because of the situation. because we need to buy allies that we need to buy chemicals. so we need to buy few, which is ukraine now more expensive. compare inc

u. n. and turkey broke her deal was to help starving africa. so he concluded that this williams should be actually increased potent, also mentioned that tain, the 4 months of this year alone. russia has supplied 7000000 tons of fertilizers to other countries. this is another hot topic, as this is what the harvest and other countries strongly depends. on and he also mentioned that it's supply through the european ports. a still prohibited heading that this discrimination is simply unacceptable. and at the end, one more important said that the producers of potash fertilizers, are ready to transfer hundreds of thousands of tons of their products. current be accumulated in the european ports who transferred to developing countries free charge. the queen elizabeth, the eldest son, is to be officially proclaimed king charles the 3rd on saturday, currently 73 years old. charles will be the oldest oil to be declared king in british history. person has begun a 10 day morning period to month the passing of queen elizabeth, who died on thursday at the age

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u. n. system is really struggling to, to deal with what a good terrorist describes here of this huge division in the world. that if not only vladimir putin, but she's in pain, is not showing up to meetings like this of what kind of progress can you really expect on these because she's gonna be cheaper than us as a richard walker. and our washington bureau chief famous paul there in new york. thank you to both. now as you can watch the entire un general assembly on youtube channel, that's dw news on youtube. does the un general assembly meets in new york? there's a fresh warning that rising sea levels are one of the biggest threats to humanity. the changes depend on an article which holds 90 percent of the plants ice. now scientists say the ice is melting much faster than previously thought. this is to wait. one of the world's largest glaciers. it's located in western antarctica and covers 192 square kilometers. that's an area roughly the size of cynical like most glaciers around the world, waits as melting in international team of research as has now mapped the retreat of the ice giant over t

u. n. is trying to broker a peace deal between rival political groups and libya, so that elections that were originally planned for december 2021 can take place. thousands of people of again taken to the streets of baghdad to demand regime change in iraq. the group is calling for reforms entered into a political deadlock. the strat, gone for months and prompted weeks of protests. rival she, i groups have been at a stalemate when it comes to forming a new government. violence flared earlier this week when powerful shiite leader for the us other declared he was quitting politics. the head of pakistan's largest charity is warning of the threat of famine after devastating floods destroyed crops and livestock. more than 1200 people are now known to have died in pakistan's worst ever flooding disaster. survivors are facing water born diseases. the southern provinces send is bracing for further flooding next week. focused on blames climate change for the recent heavy monsoon rains, the triggered the floods. death valley in the us state of california has recorded what's believe to be the hottest eve

u. n. is trying to broker a peace deal between rival political groups and libya, so that elections that were originally planned for december 2021 can take place. thousands of people of again taken to the streets of baghdad to demand regime change in iraq. the group is calling for reforms and an end to a political deadlock that's dragged on for months and prompted weeks of protests. rival she, i'd groups have been at a stalemate when it comes to forming a new government. violence flared earlier this week when powerful she i've liter feather, souther declared. he was quitting politics. a palestinian man has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. israel says the man was shot after he stabbed and wounded an israeli soldier at an army post near a jewish settlement. the palestinian health ministry said it had been informed of the death of a young man, and that is really forces have not released his remains. iran says its navy pulled to unmanned american. see drones out of the red sea? iranians say television air. this footage, it says came from the deck of an iranian navy destroy

the shipment is part of a deal brokerage between russia, ukraine, and the u. n. to meet global food demand in southwest china, disaster relief teams are beginning to reach remote parts of such one province. following mondays, powerful earthquake which has claimed more than 80 lives. chinese officials say around $20000.00. people have been displaced by the quake and are staying in temporary shelters. un secretary general, antonia gutierrez, has arrived in pakistan and called for help to support the countries response to the catastrophic flooding. rescue and relief efforts continue. pakistan armed forces are racing to get stranded people out of flooded areas and into relief camps . while water levels are starting to receive, many districts remain under water. thousands are taking shelter at road sides on higher ground. the floods have affected some 33000000 people and caused more than a 1000 deaths. but that on the don't want to go on. well, joining us now from islamabad is ideal shiraz that pakistan's country director for the aid organization care. thanks for bein

deal. a pipeline carrying the fertilizer ingredient. ammonia from russia to ukraine's odessa for export by sea has been closed since the start of the war. the u. n. is trying to get it flowing again. time is running out. the current deal expires in november unless all sides agree, grain and fertilizer exports from ukraine could again come to a halt. and a little earlier, i spoke with demetrius score on the i cough. he is the ceo of ha reasons. one of the biggest agricultural companies in ukraine. i asked him how important the great deal between ukraine and russia is for his country. you, for, we didn't have the deal. i would expect that almost 20 percent, even more in ukraine, get bank up because they won't be able to sell any gray me. yes, we are sending some through poland, but to be the absolutely new way of expertise. and we've got such a big amount of grains that we can not an expertise. so pull them, you may dial at light better, but they do not think which consult our problem. i expect that the production of green will drop at least 20 at this time. can you ok? ok, so we've heard elliana report that not to be put in claims that the grain

deal shots need with a u. e 100. 37000 cubic meters of l. n. g. arriving in germany at the end of this year, put that into context for us is that a significant amount? and unfortunately it really isn't. we're talking about one alan g cargo of 130 some 1000 cubic meters. but when you look at the overall consumption of gas in germany, you are looking on an annualized basis that are on between 80 to 90000000000 cubic meters a year. saw what this really signals just more generally of a, towards other suppliers. in particular, also in the medium term, when you're looking at a potential ramp up analogy, exports from the you eat. but when r w and not have sun is merely a relative, you take my random understanding for potentially more and then g supplies into europe and into germany in particular, over the coming year. and really it's going to be a medium term story in the short term. high prices are just going to be needed for the european market to just signal that every available spot. and then g carger needs to come to europe. and also that europe

that was a deal done by the u. n. and turkey to get the grain of ukrainian grain that was trapped in ukraine out through the back see the same time there was supposed to be a deal for russian fertilizer and grain to go to the global markets. that part of the deal. the 2nd part of the deal so far hasn't worked as well as the, getting the grain out. and certainly the russians are complaining about that, that potentially causes a problem down the line. because russia might say we're not getting outside of the bargain and stop the whole deal. so that's a concern here as well. james, who will be listening to that feature when it happens and talking to you afterwards . thanks so much, james. nice for now. the now as a ukrainian counter offensive continues to gain momentum and retake territory in the northeast of the country. moscow now says referenda to join russia will be held by separatist administrations in the ganske and don yet credence for beloved there . last night, the civic chambers of the don yet and lance people's

with canyon president william bhutto trevena meeting on how to deal with the famine. in july a u. n. report said that almost 950000 children. under the age of 5, we're a kooky, malnourished, along with drought, can also faces, province of fertilizers, which are crucial to the countries agriculture and food chain. the european commission has maintained a ban on exports of the mainly russian commodity to 3rd world countries. we've heard from local farmers who despite the damaging impact the sanctions have head on the livelihoods. though because to be honest though sanctions have affected us in a great way, we cannot plant or even work in our farms that you must remove the sanctions for us to feed our families and cultivate land effectively. do most of all land can produce without fertilizer and they have been using it for many years. for now, i really do not know what's going to happen. and they plead for the you to allow russia to send us more and more fertilizer raising all these people have been camping here for some days. i came here last week and still i have not yet managed to g

deal. a pipeline carrying the fertilizer ingredient. ammonia from russia to ukraine's odessa for export by sea has been closed since the start of the war. the u. n. is trying to get it flowing again. time is running out. the current deal expires in november, unless all sides agree. grain and fertilizer exports from ukraine could again come to a halt. let's get mo, from jojo han in istanbul. welcome, una. is president ergo, unlikely to be sympathetic to president putin's a dissatisfaction with his grand deal. all the turkish president played a key role in brokering this so called great deal back in july. he has, i believe no interest in seeing it fail. turkey is one of the countries that has so far received a, most of the grain shipments from ukraine, but add one is also carefully balancing interest between keith and moscow. and he has echoed proteins, criticism of the deal. but i should add that putins claims, and i quote him here that almost all of the grain shipments have so far gone to european union countries is simply not correct. not according to the figures we have from the united nations who are overseeing the entire process. they say th

it won't be the sheet big deal deutsche of russia's most. b l m i n t u z. i stark. i want us to st. warden. austin was our financial product. hitler, although the heater from not shown i went into nicer and uncovered in his books bent on let. so a history professor gives a thorough analysis of the reasons that brought germany to war a die chain door stay. why did i cherish to san jose? 3 border o fca bow it me paid for that. i'm a karnicia one, a border lot of elements in britain and france and the united states were pro fascist sympathetic. that hitler and mussolini american business was in bed with the nazis throughout most of the thirty's and into the early forty's. mm. the standard oil company, cent crude oil to the germans on a monthly basis. and collaborated with id far been the conglomerate. the produced as i can be gas used against people sent in to the gas chambers with about half of their market vehicles. what produced by football, which was owned by the american company, general motors before 944 supplied the german army with motor cars and crude rubber.

and now over to pakistan, which is dealing with the aftermath of floods as well. the u. n's children's fun has warned that lives are at risk due to a lack of international support for its emergency fun. unicef says only a 3rd of its needed target has been raised. the world needs to come together and help the children in pakistan. together we can save lives by delivering life, saving, health, nutrition and education services to every child in pakistan who needs at the most. the rains and floods have already claimed the lives of more than $550.00 children without a significant surgeon support. we fear many more children will lose their lives. almost 8000000 people in pakistan were displaced from their homes in august, large swath of the country remain under water. nearly 600000 people are currently living in emergency shelters. officials fear that millions are now at risk from water born diseases, food, and security and malnutrition. while the world community pledge financial aid to help pakistan overcome the devastation, the money's still hasn't been deposited international l

u n d s. as the staff or part of the i a missions on they were dealing with the issues of safety and security. a was a duty to assess the situation. no, and no of all everything that could create a risk for it. what do you, as a staff, talk about the risks that were created for the mission.

u. n level, which is what makes this will particularly difficult for the when to deal with. there is due to be a un security council meeting taking place tomorrow. there is word from the american side that they expect the russians to sit that one out completely will see sergey lover of the russian foreign minister and will be in new york. so be interesting to see if he takes part in that session which will be open, it will be open to the cameras. so, and the western supporters we train will very much want to use that meeting further to try to show the isolation of russia also with ukraine's un ambassador taking part. there is also some talk of potentially a vote in the un general assembly also in the next in the time coming ahead of potentially on this issue of this attempted annexation of these territories. so we'll have to see what can come up. but because of russia being in the security council having that veto power, it does mean that it can still really meaningful action. but the un united nation as a showcase for kind of diplomatic isolation has been important in this

u n d s. s a staff or part of the i a missions on they were dealing with the issues of safety and security. a was a duty to assess the situation. no, and no of all everything that could create a risk for it. what do you, as a staff, talk about the risks that were created for the mission by the ukranian side. mr. president, the it's disappointment with a i a visit to the and p p. k. of didn't want to hide. zalinski advisor, mr. pollock said in particular that i quote all of these mediation missions a very ineffective and extremely cowardly, extremely unprofessional, and of quote. according to him, the mission was never ready to work in extreme conditions. and this applies not only just to the agency but to the one big characteristic of this ukrainian, a government employee, the international organizations. well, we don't trust them from the start. and of course mr. patella also doubted the fact that in 2 hours time that i could have conducted wide expertise and guided by that anger cable, his cell did not give up on his plans. despite the fact that i represent his word, this station on the 2

u. n. d s. s, a staff were part of the i a missions on they were dealing with the issues of safety and security. a was a duty to assess the situation. no, and no of all everything that could create a risk for it. what do you or staff talk about the risks that were created for the mission by the ukrainian side. mr. president, in the it's disappointment with a i a visit to the and p p. k. i didn't want to hide zalinski advisor, mr. potter log said in particular that i quote, all of these are mediation missions, a very ineffective and extremely cowardly, extremely unprofessional, and of quota. according to him, the mission was never ready to work in extreme conditions and this applies not only just for the agency but to the u. one. the characteristic of this ukranian a government employ the international organizations. well, we don't trust them from the start and of quote one mister fidela. all so doubted the fact that in 2 hours time that i could have conducted wide expertise and guided by that anger cable resulted not to give up on his plans. despite the fact that the eye representatives were thi

deal. the u e might be willing to offer germany short term gas contracts. here, the difficulty is that the infrastructure to export l. n g does not yet exist. this energy expos plans. they need that bel at 325 years to be paid. so we know how was a market is going to look like up to 2025. and the problem is that yet he's not that much additional energy export capacity, which is going to come to the market. so the market is going to make time. germany currently has no l n g terminals, 5 are planned, but until they're ready it will be dependent on european neighbors with that prices are likely to stay high. and germany might find itself making political concessions to others in order to satisfy its energy needs. for more am joined by d. w. political correspondent, benyamin alvarez gruber, been how difficult a political balancing act is the chancellor facing and saudi arabia. it is indeed a very difficult in thing that they have to somehow managed. of course, government officials have been telling us that human rights issues will be addressed during this trip in the 3 countries. but it's still striking to see the german c

that's the view of the chief of the u. n's nuclear watchdog, which is currently assessing the side. i will continue to be worried about the plan deal. we have a situation which is more stable, which is more predictable. it is obvious that that the plan and the physical integrity of the plan has been violated several times by chance, by, by deliberation. we don't have the elements to assess that, but this is a reality that we, that we have to recognize. and this is something that cannot continue to happen. the mission arrived to the plant on thursday, shortly after ukrainian forces have attempted to seize the site, according to professionals. from all the head of the international atomic energy agency as no return to key of control territory. the bodies representatives will continue to assess plug. let's turn our attention now on the program to the latest on the front lines in the ukraine conflict. russia sees it secure the key ukrainian defense position of pesky aton west of dungeons. the russian defense ministry also confirmed the counter offensive by key forces and was under way in the her southern region. wherever a question the

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u. n says that russia, china, serbia, and india have provided assistance to be a mass military. the army deals include fighter jets, armored vehicles, rockets and artillery shells at a remote ed offense station. the u. s. britain, canada, the european union have imposed sanctions on the m. r. nicholas. com, janice, a head of the u. s. investigative team for b m r. he says, reports from detainees are getting more harrowing. violence is spread pretty much throughout the country, and it used to be traditionally in may and mar, they're worse, aren't conflicts in water regions. but now since the military coup, in february 2021, the violence has reached the harp land of me and martin we see since the poo in february 2021 a whole range of different human rights violations and serious international crimes, including the detention without any due process of thousands of individuals and very disturbing reports of torture and retention of death in detention and even of sexual violence against both women and men detention. there are many disturbing reports of death in detention. ah, we even see reports of

u. n . z nuclear watchdog, which is currently assessing the site. i will continue to be worried about the plan deal. we have a situation which is more stable, which is more predictable. it is obvious that that the plan and the physical integrity of the plan has been violated. several times by chance, by, by deliberation, we don't have the elements to assess that, but this is a reality that we with that we have to recognize something that cannot continue to happen when the mission arrive to the plant on thursday, shortly after ukrainian forces have attempted to seize the site, according to local officials, among the head of the international atomic energy agency has not returned to kiev control territory. the bodies representatives will continue to assess the other story to bring you today. russia has a nice, it will not restart gas supplies to europe as planned on saturday. the countries energy giant gas problems that a full had been fined in a turbine and it's north stream one pipeline after maintenance checks. well, let's bring in our see contributor rachel marston on their high, rachel, so the r

now i'm going to saw is dealing with one of them off off of them, the 1st form to the country. earlier this month, the u. n. has warned that lives are at risk due to the lack of international contributions to its emergency fund. unicef says only a 3rd of the target needs have been met. the world needs to come together and help the children in pakistan. together, we can save lives by delivering life, saving, health, nutrition and education services to every child in pakistan who needs at the most. the rains and floods have already claimed the lives of more than $550.00 children. without a significant surgeon support. we fear many more children will lose their lives. almost 8 me and he went back as i'll have in his face on their homes in august. lot source of the country remain under water. 9600000 people are currently living in emergency shelters, official fin minions and now are at risk for water one diseases, food insecurity and malnutrition. while the world killer, he plays financial aid to help pakistan overcome the devastation. the money still hasn't been just positive. international lawyer. i'm due fo

deal. the 3 western nations se iran's demands are preventing talks from resuming in vienna. earlier this week, the u. n's nuclear watchdog published a report saying it could not verify whether to iran's nuclear program as exclusively for peaceful purposes. the international atomic energy agency said to her ran stock piles of up to 60 percent in which uranium has grown by more than 12 kilograms to iran denies having nuclear ambitions. the statement by france, germany and the ok says this latest demand raises serious doubts as to iran's intentions and commitment to a successful outcome on the joint comprehensive plan of action. it goes on to say, iran's position contradicts is legally binding obligations and jeopardizes prospects of restoring that j. c. p. o. a. earlier this week the u. s. secretary of state, anton unblinking, spoke about iran's response here. some of what had to say in the past weeks, we'd close some gaps around and moved away from some extraneous demands, demands unrelated to the j. c po itself. however, the latest response takes us backwards. um, and we're not about to agree to a deal t

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deals for causing one to 15 fishing. for a country where more than 11000000 people rely on the u. n. for food assistance, it's not just an environmental disaster, the u. n. is trying to avert many people there rely on the ocean for their livelihoods. it would create its own, you monitoring catastrophe along the coast. communities that were so sufficient of fishing would no longer be so sufficient, and they themselves depended upon humanitarian assistance for a busy united nations. yemen provides a rare bit of good news. first, a truce to slow the fighting. and now finally enough money to begin to replace the aging tanker, but they'll have to move quickly and raise even more money to avert a catastrophe. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. i could orleans are protesting about the death of a woman, allegedly killed by our husband, who's a police officer who had to been gathering outside the national police building and quito, demanding accountability, but also condemning what they call the impunity of the police. maria berlin bama was found dead after entering a police train

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to revive the landmark deal into doubt that iran's foreign ministry now says, is willing to work with tony watchdog, to clear a false perceptions about its activities. and the u. n. is welcome to statement by forces in northern european steger region, saying they're open to a cease fire, that the grains are also ready to accept an african union lead piece process. but something they dismissed in the past. they've been fighting the central government for nearly 2 years. mark web has moved to gray and rebels in northern ethiopia. say they're ready for a ceasefire. they've been fighting federal government forces for nearly 2 years. it's been taking this long because the government, blocking all the avenues to our talks, we were asking for unfettered humanitarian access the national community to are asking for the same. but the german government were coming with different and difficult conditions to resume the services and to act. so the sci fi between the 2 sides in march didn't last fighting resumed last month. hospital officials into grades regional capital, mckelly se for civilians were killed in this as striking at both sides blamed the other 2, restarting the

deal with the realities of a post war world. and the world has changed dramatically since then, and many countries think it's no time for the u. n. to change as well. and unfair south, thanks very much for joining us there. i will come back to you later once we hear the ukrainian foreign minister speaking and within the next half hour, we imagine well as you just heard, russia's foreign minister sag oliver of left the meeting as his country faced more and more criticism, he attempted to defend the invasion minutes earlier, it wasn't the one that was to the you room. today's meeting was motivated by the intention of several delegations to discuss the topic of impunity in ukraine. i think this very timely because this is precisely this term. impunity reflects what has been going on in that country. since 2014, the national radical forces opened, russo folks and neo nazis, came to power them as a result of an armed coup with direct support of western countries. and right after that, they took the path of lawlessness and totally ignoring main rights and freedom. yes, actually i said anthony blank and also spoke earlier. he said the

u. n says russia, china, serbia, and india have provided assistance to me and my military. the arms deals include a fighter jets our vehicles, rockets and artillery shells, and a remote, a defense station. the u. s. britain, canada, and the european union have imposed sanctions on am mom. nicholas come gen is head of the u. s. investigative team for me, and my, he says reports from detainees. i getting was violence is spread pretty much throughout the country, and it used to be traditionally in me and mar, there were on conflicts in water regions. but now since the military coup, in february 2021, the violent just has reached the heart land of me and martin we see since the crew and february 2021, a whole range of different human rights violations and serious international crimes, including the detention without any due process of thousands of individuals and very disturbing reports of torture, retention of death in detention, and even of sexual violence against both women and then detention. there are many disturbing reports of this in the tension. we even see reports of children being d

u. n. general assembly, president biden announced the united states will contribute another $2.9 billion to fight the global hunger crisis deal with senator joe manchin over energy permits and a pipeline in virginia and west virginia could mean the government runs out of money in a week foxes chat program has more from capitol hill price to get joe manchin to back the democrats, tax climate and health bill could be the risk of a government shutdown. senate majority leader chuck schumer promised mention a deal to export energy permits and a pipeline. that was in exchange for his vote on the august bill . the provision is supposed to go in the interim spending plan . republicans are now withholding their support from the government funding bill. they don't want to give any reward to joe manchin, and they believe that this was part of the agreement. that led to the passage of the reconciliation bill, uh and so it remains to be seen whether or not they'll stand up and help democrats will need 10 gop senators to break a filibuster mansions mountain state colleagues shelley moore capital will vote yes, but other republicans aren't

deals for causing one to fulfilling fishing in a hormone. for a country where more than 11000000 people rely on the un for food assistance, it's not just an environmental disaster. the u. n. is trying to avert many people there rely on the ocean for their livelihoods. it would create its own, you monitoring catastrophe along the coast. communities that were self sufficient from fishing would no longer be so sufficient and they themselves dependent upon humanitarian assistance for a busy united nations. yemen provides a rare bit of good news. first, a truce to slow the fighting, and now finally enough money to begin to replace the aging anchor. but they'll have to move quickly and raise even more money to avert a catastrophe. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations are again fiona has now claimed at least 6 lives in the caribbean. the category for storm is tracking toward the bahamas in bermuda. as we speak. that is, after battering the turks and k costs and destroying ports of puerto rico and the dominican republic, at least 4 people have died in puerto rico and most of the island remains without power. manuel ra palo is in salinas, one of the worst effected areas

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