u. n. g, a speech that didn't come as much of a surprise. but what do you make of the fact that these western leaders are coming out and already saying we're not going to recognize the results of what the people vote for before the people have even had a chance to vote. i think this is part of the issue with the quote unquote rules based order, who makes the rules and who enforces those rules. i think that in an ideal situation of people in the don baskin and don, boss, and lew, hans and crimea encouraged her sean should all be able to vote and not need to fight for their freedom or independence or to determine what nation they are part of or if indeed they are part of a or any nation at all, or we're seeing a very similar situation right now all across the border in moldova would be people who trans mistrial or do not want to be joined into a natal nation. there's good conversations about whether or not to join a romanian moldova, to one state, which would incorporate them to the of the old people, to have their voice respected as any disti

u. s. ambassador belgrade, yesterday called on serbia to explain it's the signature of a consultation plan on the side end of the u. n. g, a, between at least being a russian foreign affairs. is this really not an neo colonial dictator? by refusing the inhabitants of don bass and deliberated heritage of ukraine, the right to self determination. the western dedication is demonstrating there, agreed double stand, and the loudest critics of the referendum in dumbass, zappa, georgia, and the house in august were once at the forefront of supporting the independence of kosovo. them. they stated that those terrible that territory did have the right to leave the serbians dana if there was a real threat that the rights of the casa albanians would be seriously violated. the so called remedial fashion. i'd under school that it was not just statements, but rather the official legal position presented by western countries in the u. n. n. social court in 2008. at that time, the cost of albanians, however, were not threatened by anything. i told you, gustavo was no longer on the mark. the nato bombed serbia. i had a foreign troops as

u. n. g, a meeting, asked to stop occupying the country's territories under the pretext of combating terrorism. what do you make that statement? and you mentioned there, i mean the united states has not had a history of listening. so any, is there any indication that there will be any change moving forward not coming from the us. we can see that there are ways that us have just been forced out of countries that they were occupied by a very powerful people's movements. but will they leave on their own? will they leave because of a resolution? i don't think so. and their determination to say in iraq, in syria, to threaten the whole region, years after every demand that they leave. they're not claiming they're not fighting terrorism. they are a terrorist force. and the death of this young woman shows and you know, using live ammunition fire where there's a village in town right there where there's forms right there. what's the reason for that? so i think it's important that the world but demand and

u. n. g, a in terms of criticizing sharply the action. so let me put, and we've heard that from the french president mac crohn, who described this as a new form of imperialism. a word echoed by the german chancellor of schultz. so the west, generally within the united nations, uniting against russian action at president biden. now joining that whole group that is attempting to pressure vladimir putin to reverse his action within ukraine . on another note, the president biden also joining the number of calls that be made. put security council reform saying that the security council should be enlarged. this was a call made by the german chancellor yesterday. it was also a call made by the kenyan president and his speech a short while ago, who described security council as an democratic and unrepresentative. so this is also something that is gaining traction at this united nations general assembly. my, what about is reports that russia has released 10 form prisoners of war any more information about well, everybody is keeping very silent abou

u. n. g a shortly. and he's trying to address the ukraine war. what can we expect from him? well, what we can expect is that he will be addressing some of the key foreign policy issues that have been of concern to the united states. of course, the ukraine war will be on the top of the agenda iran as well. but already we have an idea that the united states is likely to respond to some of those provocative comments that have been made by a lot of repute. in fact, the white house already quick to react to those comments on the issue of mobilization of more troops, the national security council coordinator john kirby saying that the united states isn't surprised by this extra relation. in fact, they had been expecting it. they see this is a sign that the military is failing on the part of russia and really see this as a sign of weakness. and on the overall escalation, threat of using nuclear weapons, the white house has come out even stronger, saying that it is taking the threat very seriously. they see this is irresponsible rhetoric, but also not a typical in fact, the united s

u. n. g. a. just over an hour ago, the german chancellor also referred to moscow's imperial ambitions. mike hannah is un headquarters in new york. my goal shows did not pull his punches against letterman. no, indeed, not all of sharps warned off the threat of common use of war to achieve political power pointing to the invasion of ukraine as an example. he insisted like many of the other leaders who spoke in the course of the day that flattered me a putin on russia must be sharply condemned full this ongoing action. he said that bloody me putin would not give up until he knew that he had lost. and he said that the united nations itself as a very serious role to play in this ongoing conflict on that's who to contact the international order does not happen by itself. if we do nothing in this charter is but a piece of paper, this charter calls and all of us to uphold its purposes in principles. and we must not stand idly by when a major nuclear power armed the t. a founding member of the united nations and a permanent member of the un security council, no less seeks to shift borders throu

u. n. g a. but it's not, of course, the only subject that is on the agenda is it it's certainly the subject that is dominating proceedings, and we're going to hear in the coming hours from president biden. i would expect will hear lots on ukraine from him and later in the day present, zalinski will be speaking to the un general assembly. and he'll be speaking by video link. they are, chat has have a special vote in the, in the general assembly to allow him to do that. russia was opposed, but the majority of nations said that could happen. but as you say, rob, it's not just ukraine. there are so many issues always when leaders from all around the world, the $193.00 countries of the united nations gather as they do every here year. here in new york, let's discuss this further. i'm joined by the un high commissioner for refugees. filippo graham day, i commissioner your boss, the secretary general said in his speech, our world is in big trouble. in terms of your roommates, people on the move, flynn

u. n. g, a on wednesday, ukrainian president for larger miss lansky said russia needed to be punished and isolated over its invasion of ukraine. his address came hours after russian president vladimir putin called up thousands of reservists to boost and military operations in ukraine. the ear says it is considering more sanctions on moscow. people in a rom say that they can't log into whatsapp who instagram on are experiencing widespread internet disruptions of anti government protest spread nationwide. on wednesday, rallies were held over the death of mazda meanie who died on friday of to been detained by the morality. and he's a you in court has rejected a number of challenges to genocide, convictions given to the last surviving commerce rouge leda, 91 year old q some pound was given a life sentence back in 2018 for killings during his time as head of state on to the communist regimes, brutal rule. indigenous australians are protesting against the monarchy. the protestant being held as the gov

a very recent example, the u. s. ambassador in belgrade yesterday called on serbia to explain. it's the signature of a consultation plan on the side in the u. n. g, a between lisa and a russian foreign affairs. is this really not at near colonial dick dick tat? by refusing the inhabitants of don, based on the liberated heritage of ukraine, the right to self determination, the western dedications demonstrating their agree just double stand in the loudest critics of the referendum in dumbass, patricia and the has since august were once at the forefront of supporting the independence of kosovo, then they stated that those hurt that hurt. we did have the right to leave the serbian state. if there was a real threat that the rights of the casa albanians would be seriously violated. the so called remedial succession. i'd under school that it was not just statements, but rather the official legal position presented by western countries in the u. n. social court in 2008. at that time, the cost of albanians, however, were not threatened by anything at all. you gustavo was no longer on the mark, the may to bond serbia. i had a foreign troops as peacekeeper

why cannot un only a secretary of stay as a g u. n. security council to send a clear message to russia over its invasion of ukraine and the ongoing threat of nuclear warfare. foreign ministers have been meeting on the sidelines of the general assembly to discuss the conflict in ukraine while keeps the western allies condemn the war. rush holds veto powers within the council. and is it not expected to act? at the meeting comes a day after the russian president vladimir putin made thinly veiled threats to his nuclear weapons, to defend his country. antony blank and described the language as reckless and said it must stop. it must be asked, how has this aggression against view crane by president prudent improve the lives or prospects of a single russian citizen? one man chose this war. one man can end it. because if russia stops fighting the war ends. if you grant stops fighting ukraine ends, that's why we will continue to support ukraine as it defends itself. all russia's foreign minister was na center. we went, lincoln, keith, are the al

a british citizen sentence to death by russian back separatists. the war and ukraine has dominated the un general assembly in new york, speaking via video link of the u. n. g. on wednesday, the ukranian president validity, as a lensky said, russia needed to be punished and isolated over its invasion of ukraine. his address came hours after russian president vladimir putin called up thousands of reservists to boost military operations in ukraine. the you says it's considering more sanctions on moscow. people in iran say they can't log into whatsapp or instagram and they're experiencing widespread internet disruptions as anti government. protests spread nationwide. rallies are being held over the death of masa many who died on friday after being detained by the morality police. at least 7 people have died in the unrest. the world health organization says it's concerned about outbreaks of waterborne diseases in pakistan including cholera that comes after a torrential monsoon rains cause some of the worst flooding and decades affecting more than a 3rd of the country. many survivors say they don't have access to much needed medicine. stay with al jazeera witnes

idea even further with a price cap on l n, g imported from all suppliers and notches singling out russia politically, as you mentioned in the initial clip. so basically, now that b u has made a total mess of its energy market. some block officials believe that they should be demand discounts. it's a bit like walking into his store and demanding to get things for a lower price than ever. when else comes into the store, just because you mismanaged your own finances, it's hard to imagine the u. s. a major supplier of l n. g agreeing to provide it to the you at whatever price the chooses. what happened to this whole price cap idea being about denying putin revenues? now these politicians are basically admitting that it's just about saving themselves from the mass that they've made of their formerly free market by considering it for all countries. now the eas sanctions policy has been a bit like when you try to cut your own hair, you know, you give it a 1st shot, it comes a little bit crooked out, you realize you messed up. so you cut it the other way. it's so crooked, it's even worse, it's getting shorter ensure you cut more and more, some point, maybe you realize tha

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 ne

u. s. is the biggest exporter of l n g worldwide. jens, i want to know about the a, how the u. s. is trying to balance, you know, the, the sheer amount of energy is going to start sending to you, or if it would appear with the email that it sends to, to other markets or up. that is very tricky. and because i don't not look so much into other countries, but actually within the united states, there is some opposition coming against those exporting plans. we had a pretty hot summer saw a gas consumption was higher than usual. inventories are rather low. and now for example, some governors are in some of the states in the new england area. they have complained an open letter saying, well, we need some gas to so to have a hot or, or a good winter coming for us. so it was of the united states, there are some complaints that export in gas to europe is tricky. ok, and go to new york. thanks for giving that across across the forest. now to some of the other global business stories making the news you k, a government has lifted england's moratorium on fracking, prime minister list trust sig

a u n team has g one side to survey the damage from recent pallet values and shelling near the russian occupied plant. they say they aim to prevent a nuclear accident.

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forces made another attempt to seize the sample, rosie and nuclear power plants. despite a team from the u. n. g nuclear energy watchdog being at the site. according to the russian defense ministry, which claims $250.00 ukranian troops tried to cross the de never river in more than 40 boats. on friday evening, the temple aborted after around half of the vessels were hit by russian or for strikes. really interests also shall the plants territory on saturday nights, according to local authorities. they say power lines were damaged, cutting off supplies to be read at that part, which affects key at control very nearby city of a nerd. dar was targeted again as well. the local nurses 5 civilians have been killed by ukrainian shelling in the past with the mining operations continue in areas now under the control of russia led forces this for they chose russian sufferers making safe a school in the city of lifted chelsea in the loop guns republic, the frontline has now moved westward and an r t team center report from there. luke went to the hood if you nodes along the dumbass front lines are littered

u. s. a major supplier of l n. g agreeing to provide it to the you at whatever price the chooses. what happened to this whole price cap idea being about denying putin revenues? now these politicians are basically admitting that it's just about saving themselves from the mass that they've made of their formerly free market by considering it for all countries. now the eas sanctions policy has been a bit like when you try to cut your own hair, you know, you give it a 1st shot. it comes a little bit crooked out, you realize you messed up. so you cut it the other way. it still crooked. it's even worse, it's getting shorter and sure you cut more and more, some point, maybe you realize that what you really should have done is just stop and think before doing any more damage. let's just say that wagner, lion seems to be finding it hard to put down. those scissors from germans aren't happy about the proposed e. you price cap. i that i discuss be controlled with the, with german opposition. politician, wealth ne, myna, ne, my a, who said the u. s. is trying to use berlin against its own eur

be indicated that this has been a deliberate act, deliberate, a bunch which was created so clear that any deliberate destruction of u. n. g infrastructure is completely on. so people and it will be mike to was a robust and united response. now russia says the accusations that it is responsible for the leaks where predictably stupid and absurd. moscow has demanded a un security council meeting on friday to discuss the damage. the criminal spokesman appeared to lay the blame on the u. s. movie jim. a see a significant increase in the profits of u. s. energy companies supplying gas to the european continent. they are very, very interested in getting those bumper profits in the future. are we interested in this is no, we're not with last, the transportation gas roots to europe is europe interested in this, in particular, the locomotive of european economics, germany, or no, it is not al jazeera is that vast and has more now from a vessel in the baltic sea, hundreds of millions cubic meters of gas is now leaking into the baltic sea for days now. and according to experts, there is no technology that can stop it. so basically th

u. member states. however, l n g originally came from russia, a british broadcaster action returns, he gives us his take on brussels. and edgy woes while they may be canceling, lisa plan is because of the austerity. they've enforced on themselves after sanctioning russia. we have information that under 20 dutch counsels may not hit the deadline of 10th of october, and we'll have to we sanction sanctions are a terrible, terrible thing that kills so many tens of thousands of people. what was it? 40000 in venezuela by us sanctions. the fact that the german foreign minister believes that it doesn't matter what german voters think, shows that in the washing of both must head motto, democracy dies in darkness. well, democracy died in europe a long time ago. it dies with the sanctions, it dies with the lack of breast freedom and as a cancel, these multi 1000000 euro deals for air conditioning, gardens and bars. the people of europe are suffering boy caught bollywood. that's a trending hash tag among indian social media users saying that growing to satisfied with the traditional hindi film industry, the movemen

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u. t. o, who's africa? every friday, only w ah, germany's l n g drive moves up against work begins on a 2nd, new liquefied natural gas turban allows berlin rushes to secure enough energy for the winter. and this island is at the center of greece as bush to go green, but the local tolerance but turbine is wearing thin. his date of your business on rob, what's in berlin, welcome to the program. as the cold a days draw in europe is in a race against time. as russia continues to slash natural gas deliveries to e u countries, they're having to find new sources to stop energy costs. getting out of control of this winter, germany is turning to liquefied natural gas to help fulfill an urgent need on tuesday. it's f. it's take another major step. construction on a new 40 kilometer pipeline is set to begin at this facility. and lube mean this pipeline will be in the middle of the baltic sea. it's a key piece of infrastructure to get elegy off of ships via future terminal and sent to the rest of germany. lube mean will be germany 2nd, ellen g terminal. it's 1st is in vill helms hoffen. it's anticipated to go online this win

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u. n. g for which personnel to are you bored to mission by being are with them for a few days and sharing some very tennis that moment. i could see there, they are iraq vacation and the motion to the cause of the united nations. they do it. imagine secretary general, we will continue, i hope, working together to bring stability to the new care facilities in ukraine. so today you may have seen that i issued and comprehensive report emanating from the mission. i had the honor to lead last week in the, in ukraine and the visit with a nuclear power that these mission has been the result of painstaking effort of close to 6 months in which streams efforts were deployed to try to do just that to would be there with our inspectors to address, compete comprehensive report of education to corroborate some facts that we have been observing for the last 6 months, but not stop there. and, and to also provide very, very concrete recommendations based upon what we saw at the plat. the 1st important the safety a better and that exists a nearly nuclear facility is not to violate its physical integrity. and unf

a very good evening to you. what. what is your take on the news that the us now benefits from high l n g prices and the e u companies the well, i guess the shifting to america at the moment to be expected. this whole case to go all the way where you crane was advantageous to the united states profoundly this wednesday just to europe in europe, which had to shoulder the burden of this energy mess and the united states is benefiting. so with jobs, all i've sho, cancel the north stream to which was a dream come true for the united states. the united states have been lobbying against north street. so, and then chancellor shoals closing down before i even start the functioning. so now the europeans, particularly the germans worrying about the gas from north street one because it was, it's less and less gas is fluids on the stream. one well that was inside it to be expected. and germany, which was only just a few years ago, seen us and he cannot make rivals to the united states is now facing the worst you can. the crisis is space this the end of world war 2. so the united states is sitting pretty united states is a major ener

n g look set to come from over the atlantic, germany a scrambling to find a way out of its gas crisis. so help from the u. s. might end up being a big part of a solution. the u. s. is likely to be the most important supplier of liquefied natural gas to germany in the coming years. that's according to a new study by the university of cologne's institute of energy economics. the study estimates the u. s. will account for 39 percent of allergy imports to europe. that's assuming, imports from russia don't return to their previous levels. and that enough liquid occasion plants are built to handle that amount. germany's future relies on it adult him to these we need to find a bridge to get this normalized market. because otherwise, during this time too many livelihoods to many businesses and to many jobs will be lost on the wall. if the plan as the success, the e will join asia as one of the most important markets for natural gas coming from the u. s. this will relieve some of the pressure on germany, define alternative gas sources, but prices aren't expected to ease for consumers until 2026. let's cross over

n g terminals, or liquefied gas and the u. s, as it was. so all this political way behind a europe's diversified ation strategy. now in addition to securing more volumes for the next 2 years, the issue really the pressing issue is to push down prices. now i had up next winter. libby is national unity. government is unhappy with it, un chiefs at pick to take over as an extra special representative to live with you and executor. general antonio terrace intends to appoint singer lees diplomat or delay by philly to head the un mission in libya. la diplomatic editor james base joins us now live from the you and sir james at the tell us more about this diplomat and why are they been so angry? well, you have to remember that it's now been since november last year that the us hasn't had a permanent head of it's un mission. now the 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'

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u. s. military package for ukraine and kiev insisted on an apology from amnesty international after the n g, a revealed that ukraine's military has been using civilians as human shields. amnesty international deeply regrets the distress and anger that are press release and the ukrainian military's fighting tactics has caused amnesty international priority in this and in any conflict as ensuring that civilians are protect it. indeed, this was our sole objective when releasing this latest piece of research. while we fully stand by our findings, we regret the pain caused an ever let me go stain the chat, the department of slavic studies that americans brown university stays a global media, ignores alternative views. on what's happening in ukraine, we don't hear, i'm gonna do voice is media suppresses it. and basically those are good to anyone. we have to know really what's going on in ukraine. and i just a note of some lady from england said our george brings you to be great in river juice. and the 1st thing they say to us, we want base level radios is not, it is an issue of negotiated from that

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a gas 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 cha

u. s. is welcoming them with open arms. details of the recent meeting emerged when the head of a ukrainian n g. o posted a report from the visit online. daria helen yoke posted a photo showing the soldiers dressed in black suits along with female members of the ukrainian army who were in uniform. she explained that during a one week visit the theme our soldiers met with you as congressman and asked for more arms to help here war efforts. they were also interviewed by us media outlets including fox news and the new york times. but while a capitol hill meeting was described as the most emotional part of the trip, it didn't go down well with everyone. maggie americans were it's used to being nazis and were shot and killed in capitol hill. meanwhile, literal nazis are being emotionally welcomed in capitol hill. makes sense. republicans are the real nazis said. the leftists, who proudly welcomed ukraine's as av battalion members to capitol hill. only 4 years ago, the u. s. congress band, the supply of weapons to the ukranian neo nazi is our battalion. today, the neo nazi is our battalion, as emotio