u. n. food product for we each you grant is all is air reliable, par. and by the way, despite all the difficulties caused by the war, we decided to provide humanitarian aid to a few or bear and some mala. so we will send them an additional amount of our week. but it's more difficult with other security elements. on the eve of the general assembly meeting, rash fired miss south and the south ukraine. nuclear power plant. the explosion heat, the station buildings windows were broken walls where damaged. the rockets exploded only 300 meters from the walls of the reactors. and this is after there, i am. clear appealed to rush up to stop any cross time activity against any nuclear facilities of ukraine. and in particular, again, this is parisha nuclear power station, the largest one in europe, which russia has torque in that target. and that makes all of to you. it target ration radiation. blackmailing is something that should concern each and every one of you because none of you will fly ever seen against radiation sickness. the cost of living crisis contai

planet as back then, which means that overall fish consumption has effectively quadrupled the u. n's, food and agriculture organization reports that 31 percent of the world's fish. stocks are over finished. could aquaculture be the answer? today, half of all the fish we consume comes from controlled breeding farms, but that doesn't always mean it sustainable. the construction of fish farms often means the destruction of natural fish habitants, chemicals, antibiotics, and excrement create pollution. conventional agriculture also contributes to over fishing. the farmed fish are often fed wild fish and not all marine creatures can easily be bred in captivity. we had to mexico, where scientists are trying to do just that with one particular local species. the octopus, a type of several. a pod is a fascinating creature. it has 3 hearts and 8 arms. those arms also contain most of its brain with 500000000 nerve cells and real superpowers. octopuses are highly intelligent, depending on their environment. they can change their shape, color pattern, and even the texture of their skin. when they can

u. n. food and agriculture going as a should seize, the situation is extremely wiring. but on top of the drought, ongoing conflict is forcing people to flick their horns. many have ended up in internal displacement, comes in one come for example, clean technology is being used to be sure people are getting the food they need ah until now moves say celia barrow has had to overcome her fear to cook on her wood burning stove. the mother of 6 children was forced to flee from severe drought and lives in a camp for internally displaced persons in jo, har, central somalia, providing for her family in the camp has been fraught with serious danger, merely bidding them hide our demi and also, but we fled from de la yellow arm and leaving this idp count kilkari. ly hadley. well normally we cut wood from the jungle to cook food area all over hot muddle soccer. we face a lot of problems when we're in the jungle. difficulty are we faced sexual harassment only at including regular or in the little glass or matter. the other women in the camp report the same sexual assaults or a regula

planet as back then, which means that overall fish consumption has effectively quadrupled the u. n's, food and agriculture organization reports that 31 percent of the world's fish. stocks are over finished. could aquaculture be the answer? today, half of all the fish we consume comes from controlled breeding farms, but that doesn't always mean it sustainable. the construction of fish farms often means the destruction of natural fish habitants, chemicals, antibiotics, and excrement create pollution. conventional agriculture also contributes to over fishing. the farmed fish are often fed wild fish and not all marine creatures can easily be bred in captivity. we had to mexico, where scientists are trying to do just that with one particular local species. the octopus, a type of several. a pod is a fascinating creature. it has 3 hearts and 8 arms. those arms also contain most of its brain with 500000000 nerve cells and real super powers. octopuses are highly intelligent depending on their environment. they can change their shape, color pattern, and even the texture of their skin when they can t

according to the u. n's will food program about 35 percent of the grant exported from ukraine has gone to european countries, feel the same goes for our fertilizer exports. because this is an unprecedented ugly decision by the european commission, but it's a criminal scheme to lift the sanctions on buying our fertilizers only for their own countries. only for e, you nations. but what about the world's poorest countries? what about this rhetoric that all or efforts should be aimed at preventing famine in these poorest countries, where they just bluffing to serve their own selfish goals that they created themselves in the 1st place with their own hands, from food crisis, their energy crisis in european american library put in rate, a rated his position that the west fell actually victim to its own sanctions against russia, and is actually unfairly blame in russia for anna j crises. i had a chance today to ask wire report and what he thinks about it. the energy crisis in europe did not start with the beginning of the special military operation in ukraine. but much earlier with the green a

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 training school, but her husband was working. he said to be still in the run.

u. n. food product for we eat you, graham is all is air reliable, par. and by the way, despite all the difficulties caused by the war, we decided to provide humanitarian aid to if you will bear and some mala. so we will send them an additional amount of our week. but it's more difficult with other secure to eleanor. on the eve of the general assembly meeting rash fired miss south and the cells ukraine, nuclear power plant, the explosion heat, the station builders, windows were broken walls where damage. the rockets exploded only 300 meters from the walls of the reactors. and this is after the i a e, aged, clear appeal to rush up to stop any cost tile activity against any nuclear facilities of ukraine. and in particular, again, this is a parisian nuclear power station, the largest one in europe, which russia has torn in that target. and that makes all of to you it target ration radiation. blackmailing is something that should concern each and every one of you because none of you will find ever seen against radiation sickness. the cost of living crisis con

u. n. well, food program. i think it's a fact because the impossible to support those shapes actually, but the already know that the countries which are located in the global talk on in diet or having access to such kind of grades. so i think ukrainians and russians are supposed to do. they best to make sure that those grains reach to the countries which are in needle. so are you find the idea that russia, ukraine, and ships target european nations or countries other than the countries in the global south somehow fabricate the saw? which i think it doesn't reflect the reality, because this will be in the wide ocean of the terms they have all the de committed themselves to comply with in july 2002. and so i think that part of larger jo for that because they accuse ation the game will face using each other or filed late in the terms of the agreement. the grain deal. if the early diplomatic breakthrough made since the conflicts started. how concerned are you that president will now, renee, go on it or try and rev

u. n. world food program. that is only 3 percent of all that grain going to developing countries. there were many european countries are now acting as colonizers once again, just likely, did for decades and centuries in the past. the simply deceives of the developing countries once more, and are still deceiving them at this very moment. that those well, according to the un around one 3rd of the grain under the initiative has reached low on lower middle income countries with several african leaders have slammed the european counterparts for missing a climate summits. and 1st will countries of also being criticized for failing to financially support poor countries in boosting their climate resilience. there is our season, maria, financial with more. the west war is a lot about losing ground to russia in africa. at least that's what a confidential internally you report shows. and that's after we've seen some desperate attempts to fix things as a number of us and european leaders. and top politicians recently visited the african continent, trying to convince the public and decision ma

u. n. world food program. that is only 3 percent of all that grain going to developing countries. there were many european countries are now acting as colonizers once again, just like they did for decades and centuries in the past. the simply deceives of the developing countries once more and are still deceiving them at this very moment . back of the western media has head back with its own spin on pimpton statement, accusing russia. f, trying to jeopardize the international dale on grain exports from the ukraine. canadian journalist, the bartlett say such claims don't hold water as moscow was instrumental in brokering the agreement in the 1st place. toys, blame russia, isn't it? so, i mean, the, the basic answers they'd benefit from, again, trying to accuse russia of committing some sort of war crime or the crime of preventing crane from exporting grains. and this is consistent in the west patterns, over the years is to blame russia for things that has not done so they benefit because they continue to tarnish rushes reputation. what we do know is that for months and months, russi

that's according to the u. n's world food program. food scarcity is an extreme risk in the horn of africa region with around 10000000 children under the age of 5 suffering from malnutrition. earlier we spoke to a damo garbo who was running for the nigerian presidency until june. and he says that climate change has been more of a problem affecting global food supplies than the conflict in ukraine. the problem has been ongoing for a long time. and it has a lot of things that has to do with the destruction of resources that we have from the wisdom colonial powers. that how long a short time make sure that we get food from other countries where they can be able to give course like russia has agreed to send you an agreement. would you ship brains to some part of africa? discontinued it included with tim issue of insecurity in there, just so that farmers come over to tom. and the thought is that the european powers department says they have mit on cope $26.00 regarding the climate change let don't fulfill just forms the leads them about $10

u. n. world food program and i asked him whom the forecast family would affect the most so it's going to affect the most vulnerable 1st and that is young children. it is the elderly, it is those living with disabilities. it is those who been internally displaced by conflict, but also by the terrible right across 4 consecutive season. and what is your organization doing to help us pay? we've been saying for months, we cannot wait for a declaration of famine. because we know from the past by then we'll be too late in 2011. the last major famine in somalia claimed more than a quarter 1000000 lives. half of the people who passed away had done it before the official declaration. and we haven't been waiting, we've scaled up our assistance or food and nutrition assistance in somalia to the highest levels ever. we more than doubled the number of people we've, we've reached from april through to july. but it's imperative right now that we are able, that we get the funding, the resources to maintain and further increase that scale up. because as we heard martin griffith say, just yesterday, we are

u. n. world food program. that is only 3 percent of all that grain going to developing countries. many european countries are now acting as colonizers once again, just like they did for decades and centuries in the past. the of simply deceived the developing countries once more, and are still deceiving them at this very moment. isn't it? it seems that western plans to help starving africa somehow changed as most of the grain. as you know, that so far left it unblocked ukrainian ports after a un and turkey broke her dill was go in to the you instead of developing nations. and that is actually surprising enough, especially given all the hysteria and repeated west and calls to save african cade's, dying from hunger and about that wouldn't have been suggested. maybe now this food grain, a rude should be restricted since the whole operation does not any more stick with the initial plan. adding that he'll talk about that definitely with the turkish president. mr. either gone, there were some media by the way, have already taken, put his words out of the context and blame him for trying

u. n. world food programs that have been cutting, how much funding they have, and cutting how much food they can put out as well. so it's not just the natural, inclement weather, for example, in the droughts, but it's also politics involved and lack of budgets involved as well. and obviously yemen is a big deal to, but some people call yemen that the biggest manmade catastrophe in the history of mankind. when you talk about global responses, we, we've heard about cargo ships being sent to, well, the supposed to go to the poor countries on that because they kind of end up going to the richer countries. what, what is the global response? right, right, so like i said, we're seeing billions and billions go to 8 and ukraine, right. and we're seeing that the, the priorities go specifically to ukraine. so just yesterday, a ukrainian deputy minister of a gary and m policy and food pretty much posted about the help that ukraine was actually offering. let's hobble a tension is being drawn 1st and foremost to how many ships go to africa. because there are many devastating reports of famine coming

if been forced to my great as, according to the u. n's well, food program, food scarcity is an extreme risk in the horn of africa region with around 10000000 children under the age of 5 suffering from malnutrition. we spoke to a don move gaba, who was running for the nigerian presidency until june. he says, climate change has been more of a problem affecting global food supplies and the conflict in ukraine. the problem has been ongoing for a long time. our detox looked off to you that has to do with the structure of resources that we have from the wisdom colonial powers. that how long does the short term, shall i delete it from or doctor's? well, i'm here, which of course like russia has agreed. so i'll send you what you can she.

23000 metric tons of wheat in the ukrainian port of p n e a u n. official, said the vessel, the 1st specially chartered by the u. n. s. world food program to unblock food shipment stuck after rushes. invasion of ukraine will head towards your beauty, from where the grain will be transported to ethiopia, the restarting of food aid from ukraine could mark a major turning point in the fight against worsening global hunger. we heard about it again on the 16th of august, and then again on the 18th of august and 2 days after that, the un secretary general praised its mission as well. so moving to see in the stumble, the w. f. p. ship brave commander, loaded with tons of ukrainian wheat, destined for much needed hunger relief in the horn of africa. i salute all those involved in this amazing humanitarian operation. at long last, the ship made landfall on august 30th and was as if hunger on the continent was about to come to a definitive end. it took 2 weeks to travel here from southern ukraine. the suite is meant to feed $1500000.00 people in ethiopia for a month, but it is not enough for a country facing several humanitarian challenge

u. n. s. world food program to unblocked food shipments stuck after russia's invasion of ukraine will head toward your booty. from where the grain will be transported to ethiopia. the restarting of food aid from ukraine could mark a major turning point in the fight against worsening global hunger. we heard about it again on the 16th of august, and then again on the 18th of august and 2 days after that, the un secretary general praised its mission as well. so moving to see in the stumble, the w. s. p. ship brave commander, loaded with tons of ukrainian wheat, destined for much needed hunger leaf in the horn of africa. i salute all those involved in this amazing humanitarian operation. at long last, the ship made landfall on august 30th. it was as if hunger on the continent was about to come to a definitive end. it took 2 weeks to travel here from southern ukraine. this suite is meant to feed 1500000 people in ethiopia for a month, but it is not enough for a country facing several humanitarian challenges. food security experts call it a drop in the bucket for the vast needs in the worst hit

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 being with us. the un secretary general is visiting pakistan today. he's already appealed to the world for he

but to be sure that food reaches all in need, russian fertilizers and food products must reach foreign markets. the u. n. continues its efforts to facilitate access to these products, which are not under international sanctions to world markets. mister president, as upper asia nuclear power plant remains a concern. the council heard briefings yesterday from the secretary general and the director general of the international atomic energy agency regarding the dangers of continued military activity at the plant. as the secretary general said yesterday, we welcome the i a mission as a 1st step to de escalate the situation at supper asia the i. e. e. a mission report contains recommendations to further deescalate the situation at the plant, including a proposal to create a nuclear safety and security protection zone ins, upper asia, to ensure the safety of the operating staff and maintain the physical integrity of the plant. as an immediate step, i reiterate the secretary general's urgent call for a complete succession of military activity in and around the plants. demilitarization is the only answer to ens

is it a possibility of food shortages? the u. n. flash appeal at so far? a nose, $160000000.00 only. it's just a peanuts. there are 2 elements which are you want to highlight. one is donors for deep, that is the major issue. but the more important thing is the double standard. because when pakistan muster standing on the right side of the registers, after 911, and then the upgrade occurred in 2005 and then the flood a 10 vent focused on was the lay of the registers. there was generous in florida from all down to dr. donors, but after the 911, where the things have no change after the withdrawal of us troops from a protest on, not be on their least interested in bog, a thought. and it's been shown that pakistan has been isolated august on, has been standing. and for the foreign nig, but so far the moral attention is struggling. so the, so far the word response is very bleak and disappointing. while before we wrap up, eye witnesses have been sharing images of a massive fire, engulfing a shopping mall in the central russian city of etha, around to 80 fire fig

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is it still a possibility of food shortages? the u. n. flash appeal at so far? a nose, $160000000.00 only. it's just a peanuts. there are 2 elements which i want to highlight. one is donors fatigue, that is the major issue. but the more important thing is the double standard because vent august on muster standing on the right side of the registers, after $911.00. and then the up week occurred in 2005 and then the flood occurred in 2010 vent august on was the lay of the united states. there was generous influence from all 9. did i say donors, but after the 911, when the things have no change after the redraw all of us troops from afghanistan, not be at their least interested in august on. and it's being shown that pakistan has been isolated up august on has been standing. and dying for the foreign nig, but so far get more attention is to what you claim. so the sofa, the word response is very bleak, and disappointing. and then send me the house mattie has signed during an interview with former new york times journalists. ben smith said that the news media should g

is it still a possibility of food shortages? the u. n. flash b as so far, and no $160000000.00 only. it's just a phoenix. there are 2 elements which i want to highlight. fun is bonus boutique. that is the immediate issue. but the more important thing is the double standard, because vent focused on master standing on the right side of the registers, after $911.00. and then the upgrade occurred in 2005 and then the flag occurred in 2010. vent focused on was the lay of the united states. there was generous inflows. busy from all 9 to dr donors, but after the 911, when the things have not changed after the big draw, love us troops from afghanistan, not be at their least interested in by august on. and it's being shown that pakistan has been isolated up august on has been standing and trying for the foreign name. but so far, the more attention is to have ukraine. so the, so far the word response is very bleak and disappointing. that's all for now. we'll see right back here at the top of the hour with will never be a victory for russia. we solu

u. n. c, that 5200000 people need emergency food assistance in the countries northern regions. any tip, when 6000000 people have been displaced with some forced into neighboring countries, the humanitarian catastrophe has received little international attention. as the wont focuses on the ukraine conflict. the wealth health organization is among those that have raised concerns. the world can do this. it has the means or is as the world came together 2 weeks ago and did a very good job in helping ukraine to export its grains. okay. that's a good job. but why can't we also push as a global community so that the 6000000 people can get foot to it. medicines to be treated telecom, to talk to their people bank to access their money and media so that they can speak and that the woodland can know about their, their problems. some you'll get a shoe again say the conflict will have at long lasting consequences and may drank the whole region into chaos. you know, this conflict once again, i can't a highlighted enough hallmark. it has truly update that if you're not just in the gray region

u. n says the 5200000 people need emergency food assistance in the northern regions of t. grey, i'm horror and far a nearly 2600000 people have been displaced with some forced into neighboring countries. the yarn humanitarian catastrophe has received little international attention that says the world continues to focus on the conflict in ukraine. some you get that you again, independent journalist says that the conflicts may drag the whole region into chaos . you know, this conflict once again. i can't highlight it now how much it has truly of no, just in the survey region, but as far and far beyond. there are no millions of people and even the u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help them. a lot of conflicts, famine, if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it's truly change the region. because utopia has a population of a least 150000000 people in what happens to the back to the affects its neighboring nations. and finally, following us, how speaker nancy pelosi is bombshell visits a taiwan in august. she's now planning a trip to the c

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