u. n. general assembly. for president biden here to try and galvanize this group of nations around a number of issues, but a former u. initial we spoke with says he's going to have to walk a pretty fine line talking to this divided world. at this year's united nations general assembly, president biden preparing to make a political power play on a global stage. >> he has to go into this not just as the leader of the west, but as one of the powers competing for and contending for the support and allegiance of a wider set of countries. >> reporter: biden is expected to continue rallying support for ukraine in its war with russia, competition with china, and efforts to fight climate change also on the agenda. as over the weekend, climate protesters demanded action outside the u.n. the massive gathering of world leaders is also an enormous security operation. >> their job is to discuss the future of our world. and our job is to make sure they can do it without disruption. >> reporter: authorities say they're not

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now when cuba addressed the un general assembly, they raised an issue that the u. n. has condemned time and time again, many un resolutions have condemned the us economic blockade of cuba. and that is what cuba raised when it spoke before the general assembly highlighting how the united states seems to stand against the world in maintaining cars, economic sanctions, to cripple the cuban economy. your grandmother choose the g $77.00 tools for rights and will continue to do monte profile in transformation of the coverage and nation of financial architecture is this because it's deeper than just start and dysfunction. all these things when need and demand financial institutions such a lot of house, true capacities for one nation. so the global sold need to spend up to 14 percent of the income to finance extent on doubts, will that i cannot stand here without the knowledge. and the fact is they have it for 60 years. so, you know, it has to be suffering from the economic located throughout the united states behave the fact is opposite of the unit that shows and on just the

general said the plan to rescue millions of people from poverty needs rescuing itself. the u. n chief was all smiles as he walked into the opening ceremony of the annual un general assembly. but his message to world leaders was anything but cheerful. excellent seas asked the jews needs a global rescue plan. as the sustainable goals are, the center piece of this year's international gathering. gutierrez says they provide the best road map out of today's many crises. so the asg, these are just a list of goals. they carry the hopes, dreams, the rights and the expectations of people. every with yep. today, only 15 percent of the targets are on track. and many out of going in reverse d s. d cheese or sustainable development pools are made up of 17 targets. it is so design that were adopted by phone number states in 2015 and then dishes blueprint toward to do list, which includes funding climate change, protecting our oceans, combat and disease, eradicating poverty, ensuring quality education and gender quality. this year marks the halfway point for achieving the 2030 deadline. and according to the latest progress report, the world is in trouble. only some 15 percent of target

state anthony blinking has met china is vice president hand jang in new york ahead of the u. n's, annual general assembly. the 2 men discussed the war in ukraine. the tension and the tensions over the taiwan strait badging and washington have been a long it has over those and other issues as china has summon, germany's ambassador and beijing as a foreign minister and a lot of bad luck called president shooting thing. a dictator ever made the remarks in a live interview with fox news last week. when asked about russia's war on ukraine, china is called the comments upside. and an open lexical complication, excuse me, in switzerland arsenal, to canada has ex valve, a senior indian diplomat. and as many suggest intruder told parliament of incredible obligations, potentially linking in his government to the killing of canadian seek liter id, saying the job was shot dead in british columbia in june. it was an advocate for a 6 state independent from india a week after floods killed thousands of people in the libyan city of dana hundreds on now rallying against local authorities. the protest as accuse officials

at the recent u n general assembly, the president touted pepfar success.having me this morning. we have i said earlier, we have saved 25 million lives and in fact we are on track to achieve an aids regeneration hurdler goal when 2030. and the regional bloc brackets agreed it. -- and we have made some agreements that we continue to be pi partisan, and for the life of me, those have tried to undermine it. and they're really putting the pepfar program and lives in danger. >> let's face specific about the undermining, who are they? and what is the problem? >> they are trying to say that pepfar funds could be used for abortions. and that is just misinformation. and it is really ally. we are talking about just extending what has been in the law for the last 20 years. so it's misinformation, and i don't know why those who are trying to blow this up are doing some when in fact we have saved together 25 million lives. it just does not make any sense. but this is another example of what the maga extremists republicans are trying to do. in terms of just trying to rea

nyc is an annual event held since 2009 in conjunction with the u n general assembly to help showcasebal climate action. sanders is the state senator scott wiener applauding the governor's decision in a social media threat. he shared the significance of the move for climate action. adding that by signing the bill, the governor reaffirms the state's global climate leadership. well, the government will shut down at the end of the month unless congress and strike a deal in the next 12 days. washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live with the latest on those negotiations. good morning, alex. rain. a good morning. a small group of house republicans is now proposing the idea of a short-term government funding measure. >> to fund the government for one additional month and in an effort to avoid that shutdown. but it appears that that idea may be dead on arrival. >> republican south carolina congresswoman nancy mace says she expects a government shutdown. what most america doesn't know the that the majority of the government will be operating will be working. mace play down the co

u. n. a, the general assembly is to give emerging nations, mostly on the global arena. it was easy for me to and especially it's high time to reform the existing global governance architecture as soon as possible. it hasn't met the requirements of the ear off for a long time. the expansion of the security council is also becoming more and more in demand exclusively through the elimination of under representation of the countries of the world. majority, asia, africa, and latin america. well, when the russian foreign ministers spoke before the un general assembly and to the countries gathered there. and he emphasized that, wow, there seems to be a one sided ness when it comes to international governance institutions. and welding western countries, led by the united states continue to break their promises, betray their word, and present a dishonest narrative to the world. these optimistic because the bricks points the way forward and he highlighted the increasing relationship between countries in the developing world and the alternative path of sustainable development that

hands climate to act to this demonstrating in new york. ahead of monday's united nations general assembly. the u. n. meeting will of feature the 1st ever climate emissions. somebody on the sidelines protest is an angry about expanding use of fossil fuels while reg rebels in northern monte say the seas control of 2 military base is off to the attack in a town. and the board was retained him as an escalation involved. and since you in peacekeeping troops began withdrawing from the country's news. well, that was all the headlines, armando, you can keep up to date with all the news on the website. i'll just come and use continues here, that on there of the h. a sex. this is time for the west to replace the best option for the ukraine rush of war and what, what those options look like. what is us strategy when it comes to iran for almost 200 years, americans have generally been stuck with 2 political choices, but cannot ever change because it comes to us politics develop them like the jack motor. yeah. do you not read them at all? oh, i just don't push it in the near. i'm shave customer on the other str

hunger, our big contributors to child mortality and to combine both are among the u. n's, top priorities of the general assembly in the i. c, a dropping rates of infant on charles mortality in the past few years. apart from the national government of grassroots workers have been instrumental and improved child health. the don't use veneer child re met one such health worker in denny. 45 or community health. we'll plug please. no books is visiting a new mother in her neighborhood today. the mother so rich have just given birth to her 2nd daughter for 6 months. make sure that you're just especially the baby know of the food a 100 are gonna disable these visits, of course. and of course, the risk of pushing a headstart with the essential medicines, items, nutritional needs, $400.00 through goods, had made me, but that every month when i was pregnant, she would visit regularly. tell me when to go see the doctor. she would also provide basic medicines and advice me on the right diet, but she also make sure that my kids get their vaccinations on time. fish not as one of the thousands of wash all the codes or actually

general of the u. n. to call for special session on this during the general assembly. next week, you're up. countries with access to science and technology such as china, singapore, and india, made commitments to glitter solidarity and cooperation with those who are lagging behind. excellent seas rad that is a political when reforming. multilateralism is possible with a might in precedent. i'm happy to report that india has made a choice to deploy science, technology, and innovation, and this development policy interventions. the delegates express their condolences to morocco after monday's earthquake and to libya which has suffered devastating floods. they also called for an end to the ongoing us economic embargo against cuba, that there was also a call in the final document for medium and large economies to do more to bridge the digital gap. the declaration of come down of the book of 77 underscored obstacles faced by developing nations and called for the establishment of the new world economic order. many, in fact, compared it to the titanic saying that we are on th

general himself said that rescue plan needs rescuing the u. n. chief was all smiles as he walked into the opening ceremony of the annual un general assembly. but his message to world leaders was anything but cheerful. excellent sees the s, the jews needs a global rescue plan. the sustainable goals are the center piece of this series. international gathering. gutierrez says they provide the best road map out of today's many crises. so the, the jews, i was just a list of goals. they created the hopes, dreams, the rights and the expectations of people every with yep. today, only 15 percent of the targets out on a and many out of going into the 1st d, s, d, g. so we're sustainable development pools are made up of 17 targets. it is so design that were adopted by fall member states in 2015 and ambitious blueprint toward to do list, which includes funding climate change. protecting our oceans, combating disease, eradicating poverty, ensuring quality education and gender quality. this year marks the halfway point for keeping the 2030 deadline. and according to the latest progress report, the world is in trouble. only some 15 percent of targets are

he addressed the un general assembly on day 5 of the u. n. g a. let's go to our diplomatic as a james base was live at the united nations. james, i saw you furiously take notes as was i, russia frame the current world order as a competition between mostly p seeking countries in an aggressive minority led by the us. which further is its own interest regardless of the crises that it creates, james a yep, a new world order was being born. he says, he says the humanity is at the crossroads. and as you say, he says it's a division between the majority of the world and then the few. and he says the few are the ones who are still practicing colonial methods. what i thought was interesting in the speech that was, that was the grand vision of up to 5 minutes. it was there was no real specific section about the war and ukraine. yes, there are occasional references to the war and ukraine. he referred at one point to the racist regime and keep but if you're hoping from this speech, rushes world view to hear what that objectives were now in ukraine with now mo

general of the u. n. to call for special session on this during the general assembly next week. countries with access to science and technology such as china, singapore, and india, made commitments, debate, or solidarity and cooperation with those who are lagging behind. excellent seas rad . that is a political been reforming multilateralism as possible. martin president, i'm happy to report that india has made a choice to deploy science, technology and innovation, and this development policy interventions. the delegates express their condolences to morocco and to libya. they also called for an end to be ongoing us economic embargo against cuba, that there was also a call in the final document for medium and large economies to do more to bridge the digital gap. the declaration of come down of the book of 77 underscored obstacles faced by developing nations and called for the establishment of the new world economic order. many, in fact, compared it to the titanic saying that we are on the same ship and that if it's 6, everyone will perish together. you see and human al jazeera, how that knowledge, concepts, indo

united nations general assembly, what brought you to town then. what is the presidents hope for this u. nd stage, if you will. the president, as you just stated, at the top, it's going to have an opportunity to address the world. not just the country but the world. and one of the things that you'll see from this president 's he will lay out the steps of what american leadership looks like. the continuation of that, especially in his tenure these past few years. and a lot of that is advancing the premise of the importance of working with our partners, working with our allies to really deal with the pressing issues that we see in front of. us not going to get ahead of the president but that's what he's going to lay out. and he's been very consistent in the last two years, and that is what you're going to hear. he's going to have a couple of bilateral meetings along the way in the next two days as well. and so, that is going to be really important. but again, the world stage as you laid out, this is the un general assembly. incredibly important assembly that we see this week. and, so the pre

u. n. palestinian president's knuckle. the boss has heavily criticized as rails policies. he told the general assembly that piece in the middle east will only be possible if palestinians get full rights. they said that the only is the message today to the is right. it is is, but this hideous occupation against us will not last, regardless of better. i'm fissions and delusions because the palestinian people are remaining on their own land, which they have inhabited for thousands of years, generation after generation, the 7. brazil is highest call. it has opened the way for his star claims to ancestral land by indigenous people. the majority of judges ruled the deadline of 1988 for such claims as unconstitutional. indigenous groups have long opposed the cause of days, since many were full from the lands during priscilla's military dictatorship, the limits all backed by the farm and community. they say only the rights of those who inhabited the land of 1988 when was of constitution was adopted, should be protected on okay, on the key of has moved from where it is now to this has been, it's been years of

week's united nations general assembly us president joe biden has already flown to new york, where he'll be among the world leaders taking part in the forum. on wednesday, the u. n is due to convene a special climate ambition summit. protesters here in berlin took that cool faction to the german capital, was best known among the brands, and the gates sprayed yellow and orange. the german climate active as group last generation says it's an urgent cry faction. the group is 9 for staging, disruptive process like blowing themselves to straits and most ways to coal for an end to burning fossil fuel. police detained move, and it does inactive. this one, the brand new book gates stands for a political turning point, like i know of the land mark out, and we need exactly this turning point. again today, the chance to look continues to pull boil on the fire. it can't be that the basic livelihoods of millions know billions of people are being put on the line science and scientists, a clear that we need to end the use of fossil fuels by 20. so see, you know, all those in the lane wasn't alone. major climate protests have been staged in cities around the world in the past f

ahead of this we un general assembly president joe biden has already flown to new york, where he'll be among the world leaders taking part in the global forum. on wednesday, the u. n. is due to convene a special climate. i'm bishan summit protest as here in berlin to bat cool faction to the german capitals. best known landmark brendan, the gates sprayed yellow and orange. the german climate active as group last generation says it's an urgent cry faction. the group is known for staging, disruptive protests like blowing themselves to straits and most ways to coal for an end to burning fossil fuel. police detains, move in and does inactive. this one move to branded big data stands for a political turning point. like i know of the land model and we need exactly this turning point again today, the chancellor continues to pull boil on the fire. it can't be that the basic livelihoods of millions know billions of people are being put on the line. science and scientists, a clear that we need to in the use of fossil fuels by 20. so see, you know lars, in the lien when to learn major climate protests have been staged in cities around the world in the past few days. in new yo

u. n. as it is, every year this time of the end of september, we're getting ready for the un general assembly. in fact, many of the world leaders already here because there is somebody telling the sustainable development goals. and i think everyone is digesting the news and it's coming in from 10, ron, and from doha, the last couple of hours. there are lots of things on the agenda here this week. and as i say, the sustainable development goals today, but it's not what some of the gender, i think it's, uh, it's the events that we'll check this week and the people who are going to be here present. so that's who's going to be here. so you kind of clearly, i think now iran will be near the top of each end up because remember, i present, right? you see of iran is going to be here in new york this week. he will be here representing your ron and giving his speech in the un general assembly press. the button will be here to a suggestion from us officials. at this stage they'll be any sort of meeting, but i think many are questioning whether now after we've seen this important breakthrough on the pris

u. n's permission talking about climate change, etc. now, the leader of south africa took to the podium at the un general assembly hall and blasted western colonialism for its legacy in africa. and talked about the importance of countries on the continent having independence and both the economic and the political sense determining their own destiny. here's what the south african leader had to say. the people felt content and once again burying the cost of industrialization of the north and the development of the work, the nations of the world. this is a prize that the people of africa are no longer prepared to pay. many countries in the north count the assets in the middle of the sources that of the news, the african soil, the wealth of africa belongs to africans. despite its history. despite the legacy of exploitation, colonialism and subjugation, despite the ongoing change of conflict and instability, africa is determined and ready to regain its position as a side of human progress. the either of african development has arrived. now in addition to hearing from the south african leader, the new president of brazil will of the silver d

u. n. sustainable development goals, also for the agenda today. but as, as we just had a very, this will progress has been made in reaching them hasn't. this is absolutely and the united nations general assembly, which really gets on the way tomorrow, is expected to be pretty much dominated by the debate over ukraine. for them is a lensky is expected to be here. and there's a huge concern that he may be sealing the limelight from those bread and also the tree can so. so the united nation is wanting that unless there is a real excel erase in and actually pledging funds towards meeting those targets. which until you gutierrez, has described as a way to fix historical rooms at the top, and then upwards of 500000000 people in 2030 could be going hungry and around about the same number. also living in dia policy. so this is the very basic and there's a concern here that there won't be enough pledges particular with that document, we've been able to peek into that at already seeing it as a targets to re commit to these very old targets which was thrown of course, to be fed also by the pandemic, of course, on the ukraine, who so there's a real pressure. but is that the momentum that doesn't really s

he was speaking ahead of the un general assembly in new york terrace, called for additional funding from wealthy countries to help meet the 2030 deadline . the u. n says only 15 percent of the 17 targets had been a changed. so the asg, these are just at least the goals they get into the hopes, dreams, the rights and the expectations of people everywhere. and they provide the shortest best living up to our obligations. and the universal declaration of human rights. now we need 70 feats. yes. yes. today, only 15 percent of the targets are on track. and many out of going in reverse. instead of leaving no one behind, we would be leaving vs which is behind. so excellence sees the s, the g is needs a global rescue plan. the united auto workers union has rejected wage increase proposals by the big 3 us common you factor is it says offers to rise, paid by around 20 percent of a 4 years. definitely a no go it and state once a 40 percent salary increase over the same period and improve working conditions. the u i w says it is ready to call for more strikes of negotiations failed. nearly 13000 members of the union down the tools on friday of defining to rea

gathered for the 1st full day at the united nations general assembly in new york out 0 as diplomats again, it's a james base, spoke to the us ambassador to the u. n. about the latest flare up in fighting. we have call for uh, the escalation we have asked that the military action sees and we're looking to continue to pressure them to stop this action. now this is not something that we wanted to see happen at any point. we need to find a solution and find a way for both foreign ministers, the armenian and the, as about you on foreign minister here in new york, do you think you could get them together? get them around the table, were certainly engaging with them individually. and we will look for opportunities to have them set at the same table with each other, with a conflict in the going to car back is one of the many issues facing wildly this with you. and they also want to keep attention focused on russia. and it's will with ukraine, political have has more than that from new york. his need to rally the world community clear with his presence for the 1st time you create a new president below to mirror zalinski addressing the united nations gener

u. n. meeting thousands of climate activists riley didn't your calling on world latest and the use of fossil fuel for the 1st time, the one general assembly gathering both feature a climate. i'm vision summit on the sidelines, christmas allowing me has moved from the protests. the world leaders aren't the only ones converging on new york. so the united nations general assembly climate activist came by the thousands from around the world to shouting their message. right now, the impacts of climate change on the caribbean and other parts of the global south are absolutely devastated. and i'm here to bring attention to the impacts of our past. the fuel injection here in the global north is having the argument is like the one i come from there isn't going drought in the holding of africa, including kenya and somebody of that is putting millions at risk of buttons of yeah . and got the 9 children that rights to, to deaf education. and what are the demonstration tees up the climate ambition summit on wednesday called by the un secretary general to pressure nations to fulfill their commitments made in the 2015 parents agreement aimed at keeping

general assembly as well, because it is a big stage. it is a big platform getting this deal back on track before the u. n. j also creates a lot of goodwill with the international community. i think the western states have to be able to live up to their end of the bargain this time because they're going to lose credibility at the bargaining table with russia. if they don't live up to their promises, now you want a secretary general. antonio gutierrez, had sent a letter to the russian foreign minister, sergei lab rob, stating the proposals to return to the greenville. and i assume that inside of that letter, and part of those series of proposals were more irritate, guarantees to the russians to be able to give an equal playing field for their grain for their fertilizer, for their exports. so if we're going to see it return to the deal, we can only assume that the russian president vladimir, is getting much more air tight guarantees going forward when we look at the ramifications of the war and ukraine beyond russia and ukraine trick is one of the 1st, countries impacted it's one of the 1st countries impacte

u. n. a piece, keep us most of the country as soon as possible. those other words of the president, the democratic republic of congo, up the un general assembly, he'll does his government oversee that withdrawal, which is set to take place by the end of this year on the list. i do believe it is deplorable that the peacekeeping nation deployed in one form or another for 25 years. and the democratic republic of congo has failed to cope with the rebellions and conflicts which are tearing apart the democratic republic of congo and the great lakes region. or to protect his civilian population like celebration of the withdrawal of my new scope is becoming an imperative necessity. each tension between the new school and our fellow citizens estimated 24 years of operations and the d. i see the un peacekeeping mission has been formally off by the president to leave the country, the official saying that's municipal cannot sense just not stay in the just so you can definitely see arguments in favor of the progress of the door. as long as you've got to be come to these documents after years, offer you any involvement. as soon presidential elections must not was

while addressing the un general assembly that became a 1st minister of states that because of the west involvement nature had become close to becoming another libya the u. n. is in charge of that is austin libya and the aca was west african block. and the african union and guilty as well for the silence or even complacency we owe. they live in peoples in c, apologise, i call on all africans to mobilize in the spirit of brotherhoods. and so the devotee to prevent the imperialist from making the same fire in these yeah, as in the case of libya, got a lot of developments. so let's delve into them on cost live to ethiopia, and governance on policy, expert gallery, we hope at a when to get really hot, you're most welcome. as always. so mr. mcfall and has made a you turn in his position towards the french military presence in these are your thoughts on the change of heart? was it expected the thank you for having meet. sure. uh, what is expected, i think is that 5. so now the us for the you to i think it's more that the government, the meters and the allies have convinced friends that it is no longer pay for the state. you have a convinced the results that inco

world leaders at the united nations' general assembly will hold a climate action summit today. just weeks after the u. n hottest on record. >> we need to continue tackling the challenges that most affect people's lives. and conflict to climate change to corruption and beyond. >> reporter: president biden spoke at a leaders' gathering at the metropolitan museum of art last night. hours after taking center stage at the u. n. to push for continued support of ukraine against russia's invasion. >> we have to stand up to this naked aggression today and deter other would be aggressors tomorrow. >> reporter: ukraine's president double down on that message. >> while russia is pushing the world to the final war, ukraine is doing everything to ensure that after russian aggression, no one in the world will dare to attack any nation. >> reporter: already, ukraine has received hundreds of billions of dollars in international aid. now house republican leaders are questioning president biden's request for another $24 billion package. >> where's the accountability and in money we already spent? what is the plan for vict

general assembly as well, because it is a big stage. it is a big platform getting this deal back on track before the u. n. j also creates a lot of goodwill with the international communities, so i would say at least 51 percent chance that we are going to see a return to that great deal was you mentioned russia has underline that other parties did fail their side of the agreement do you expect the western states to finally make these concessions, though if the talk succeed and how could rush to get assurances this time around to i think the western states have to be able to live up to their end of the bargain this time because they're going to lose credibility at the bargaining table with russia, if they don't live up to their promises. now, you, i secretary general antonio gutierrez, had sent a letter to the russian for administer. sir. j live rob, stating the proposals to return to the greenville. and i assume that inside of that letter, in part of those series of proposals were more irritate, guarantees to the russians to be able to give an equal playing field for their grain for their fertilizer, for t

u. n. the right form anymore for global initiatives. >> as you know -- >> for those who don't, know the un general assembly there's one -- and one losers the future of this country moving forward and it is working with our partners, working with our allies. one of the things he talked about is how it's important to make sure that we secure, we are more secure, more prosperous, not just for us as americans but for the world. that's how we're going to move forward. he talked about how climate is an existential threat, we see the extreme with weather, you think about the flooding and the heat, that's not just here but that is globally. that is why the inflation reduction act which is the biggest investment in climate change to deal with the climate crisis is so important. and so the president is going to continue to move forward in that way. he talked about that, you talked about russia's aggression, how russia things were going to be weary and we will leave ukraine in just forget about it. that's not something we are going to do. i was in the hall when the president gave those remarks. when he said that continuing to make sure we give u

general assembly session later this month with india's external affairs minister representing you deli, instead. geo political analyst and commentator per full sorry, dust says institutions like the u. n. need to adapt to the changing world and be more representative of this world order. they cannot be one particular size. the something like us or the you'll get into it is only the value of us that i guess sometimes the then with the same the same depends on the lease. there is a new, the deepest agent. so that is the reason for this so far. so for all going to be sure to stop dominating the goods, they do the associated message in the ones. i don't mean that the other countries on the look good. and so any phone numbers are you a longer is being lived, lived in by the us in the industry for them, the interest will come over and these are going to be dead being motivated. or these are all the things these will be before the to get the nose cool. but i'll just say, hey, just concerned with the changing size, it is important that all the visual ton forget the individual part of this phone, which is that you've given us to not only do the work before kenya is hosting efforts and leaders

new york for the un general assembly with the ukraine and climate change expected to dominate towards the broad cost premier of a new series. exploring the implications of u. s. a. n g for golf clothes for the 1st amendment rights to celebration of salt and fees. competition is expected to china who c h. a game. september on al jazeera, the sound carriage on swimming de la, the top stories now, and i'll just their soldiers in the news. you have been holding back for testers trying to storm a military base, but french troops are stations. they want the 1500 french personnel to leave the country. the front says rejected that to monta saying it doesn't recognize the ministry, let the government. i think the address is among protest as in a capital in the army. there is this concern that the we move into the military base.

but going back to his speech in the general assembly, but also i'm particularly representatives from the global self, who believe that the u. n. is spending too much time on the ukraine issue, rather than looking at issues that affect the global soft mode directly. so these are the buddy you said, well neutral and probably even after that speech will remain neutral. martin, how about the you and for us. thank you. as the company is now gone, 5 adults hillary has rung out in cities and they are not going to cover that region . as somebody jones defense ministry says it's last minute you operation against the armenian forces off to accusing them of shunning as a by john says it wants to compete. withdrawal of all median forces saying it's the only way for peace from any of this says it doesn't have any forces station that the 2 sides to have been adults in a bit of dispute for decades over in the corner car back. most recently going to war in 2020. so when i go ripples gunfire and see the on the streets of step out of goods. the main city in laguna car back tonic took over as much as pounded its surroundings. the room. this est

u. n. know, as the treaty of prevention of the placement of weapons and the older space. united states oppose the draft claims for itself, lives of self defense, and again 2014 the general assemblies of you. in past 2 resolutions, the 1st resolution, the prevention of arms spacing, our racing outer space caused all states, particularly those was major space capability to contribute actively to peaceful use of outer space. and again, there's a $178.00 country voltage in favor with 2 of the stations and the to space or israel and united states. the 2nd resolution, no 1st placement of weapons and outer space. again, it was a 126 countries voting favor and 4 against 4 countries are gains or georgia is real ukraine and united states. us has always been seeking the webpage nice in space. number 2 is all advantage in this particular case. us wants to block 2nd am china and russia as nuclear deterrent. because for much of the cold war, the mutually assured destruction mat dockery is what, how these between the 2 superpowers and us. what is trying to do right now is trying to degrade russia and china is nuclear capability, so that us can wage conventional welfare without fear of nuclear re

u. n. leaders try and reverse some backsliding on certain goals related to the paris climate accord. world leaders at the united nations' general assemblyhold a climate action summit today, just weeks after the u.n. declared this summer the hottest on record. >> we need to continue tackling the challenges that most affect people's lives. from conflict to climate change to corruption and beyond. >> reporter: president biden spoke at a leaders' gathering at the metropolitan museum of art last night. hours after taking center stage at the u.n. to push for continued support of ukraine against russia's invasion. >> we have to stand up to this naked aggression today and deter other would be aggressors tomorrow. >> reporter: ukraine's president doubled down on that message. >> while russia is pushing the world to the final war, ukraine is doing everything to ensure that after russian aggression, no one in the world will dare to attack any nation. >> reporter: already, ukraine has received hundreds of billions of dollars in international aid. now house republican leaders are questioning president biden's request for another $24 billion package.

general assembly session later this month. within these extra another 5 minutes, the representing newton the instead. you have, let's go all the list, ons, clemente, to provo, salt essays, institutions like the u. n. need to adapt to the changing world and be more representative of the changing world or to or they cannot be one particular size. the something like us or the you'll get into it is only the value of us. there are different countries then with the same the same depends on the least. there is a new, the deepest agent. so that is the reason that these uh so, so far so people are going to be sure to start meeting the piano associated message lemons. i don't mean that the other countries or the new will have been going to load under. they look good. and so any one of those are you waiting on was being lived in entered by the us and the doctor. does she for them the address to come forward and deeper into it as being motivated or these the, all the things these be before the to get to the board. but now that's how you have g and with the changing dice, it is important that all the visual come together and to be sure, but on the bottom, it says that you've given us to not only the board the

, however, created a mechanism in the general assembly, that requires russia, or any country who uses its veto power, to come and explain that before the entire u. non to do that. it's, i think, a very powerful reason not to use that power. >> i mean, he had such harsh words for the united nations, just as a body. today. he said humankind can no longer pin its hopes on the united nations. saying they are, basically, because of that matter, there it's a deadlock on dealing with aggression. given that, in your view, in from where you sit and what you see, ten what can the united nations do to help stop this. if there's not that reform that's going to happen. >> first, i really understand his frustration. they are under attack. and the attack is not just on ukraine. it's on the u. n. charter. it's on all of the values that we hold dear, in setting up the united nations. all that said, we do accomplish a lot in the security council. we have held russia to account. they security council has isolated russia. they don't win votes in the council, forcing them to use their veto power. they were condemned by 141 countries, 143 countries condemned their anne