u. n. has condemned the latest acts by the saudi led coalition, and has called on all sides in the conflicts to begin dialogue and explosion in western garner, her skilled at least 13 people in reduced or mining town to rebel. it happened when a truck carrying explosives glided with a motorbike in the town of patty and the u. s. and russia say they've held what they call frank, talk sans. they try to resolve their sand off over ukraine. russian to build up on the ukrainian border has healed weeks of tension and raised fears of conflicts. now for many ukrainians, the build up of russian troops at the border is reminiscent of 2014 when the east of the country descended into conflicts. hold abdul. hamid is in care where some a bracing for more violence. i know many she's come to pay her respects not to forget friends lost as the war broke out in the east of the country in 2014. you know, several got sca was a volunteer back then providing support to the soldiers on the front line. the idea of poss

u. n. has called a humanitarian catastrophe. here watching dw news, you can get more on our website. that's d w dot com. ah ah. this week own world stories. what will become of cyprus is go stone rocher, a return to normality and south africa. we begin to newman. the un is calling the conflicts. they're the world's worst humanitarian crisis. relief shipments rarely reached the people. i'm to orland, gus are scarce. ice flat bread, fresh from a stone oven. it's the specialty of alba, keith bakery, and downtown santa. while some staff members are busy baking, others are chopping wood for the oven. they used to heat with gas that made their job much easier. oh, there's no gas because of the war. we don't even have any for our bakery here. no, no, no. have to buy firewood at the wood market, and if there is none, there i have to go to the valleys outside of santa. none of i will help. oh, well, well i had a little high my after 7 years of war conditions in yemen, capital santa are getting worse by the day. saudi arabia is block and gas imports. and the military coalition bomb santos airp

u. n. has called monday's coo unacceptable malawi has declared a state of natural disaster after tropical storm anava made land full. much of the country lost power for several days. mozambique and madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. the u. s. coast guard is ending its search for passengers on a boat that capsized off the coast of florida. one man same here has been rescued. the vessel carrying 40 paypal had left the bahamas over the weekend. authorities believe this to be a human smuggling tragedy. or 6 man go on trial today in eastern germany over there alleged role in the spectacular grain volt museum jewel. 5th, the brazen highest at the dresden museum, took just 8 minutes investigated, save a saucepan made off with a lute worth at least $113000000.00 euros. and the stolen gems are still missing. the thieves smashed glass display cases with an axe to gain access to the jewels video, surveillance captured images of what's been call

u. n. has expressed deep concern about hundreds of children being held at the facility. the battle outside these kurdish lead forces firing on i as fighters inside, hundreds of children were caught in the crossfire. the united nations children's agency says the situation is dire. he on concerned, i mean that the concern is behind us. we are talking about at least $800.00 children. the prison in our soccer, in northeastern syria is in a region controlled mainly by kurdish forces. many of the children's parents were i, as fighters drawn from all over the world. they were detained during fighting in 2019. that drove ice from the last territory it held in syria. kurdish forces hold the city and control the prison, which was attacked last week by a fighters in an attempt to free their comrades. the children are probably witnessing across it, is that no, i should witness. they needed to get out of the business owner of the bill, and this is exactly why we have all for a human in order for yourself and other humanitarian organizations to be able to evacuate. and then as soon as

u. n. has cold mondays, qu unacceptable. malawi has declared a state of natural disaster off the storm. tropical storm anna made land full, much of the country, lost power for several days. mozambique and madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. afghan astound is in the grip of a humanitarian disaster. and in the midst of a famine, the crisis has been made worse by sub 0 temperatures in recent weeks. according to the u. n. 23000000 people, more than half of afghanistan's population are threatened by hunger this winter, and an urgent need of assistance. some food has started arriving and cobble but much international aid was caught when the taliban took power last august. scarcity of food means many children and now malnourished, and children's medical wards quickly filling up this next report from the indira gandhi hospital in cobble so weeks hardy had nothing to eat, her mother could no longer breast her, and the family couldn't afford to

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u. n. has hold monday's coo unacceptable allow. he has declared a state of natural disaster after tropical storm anough made land for much of the country, lost power for several days. mozambique and madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. the u. s. coast guard is ending its search for passengers on a boat that capsized off the coast of florida. one man st here has been rescued the vessel carrying 40 people had left the bahamas over the weekend. authorities believe this to be a human smuggling tragedy. north korea has released images of its latest missile tests. the launches on tuesday and thursday were of new short and long range missile systems. young yang has conducted 6 weapons tests in january, despite being banned from developing missiles and nuclear weapons. the launches have been met with international condemnation, as well as new us sanctions. state media also released images of leader kim jong on visiting ammunitions factory credited with producing a major weapon syst

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u. n, has been tortured here in london and who is detained just very briefly because i know it's law affair, according to his defenders. is julian isn't going to be freed, or is he going to be effectively killed in the united states? i can answer that directly and it gives me the shivers even to make the choice. frankly, it doesn't look hopeful at the moment, obviously. but just before we began this interview, i checked with julian's lawyers, whether they had heard, if the high court, the high court was going to effectively allow an appeal out of the supreme court, or whether we'll go back to the lower court. so what we're looking at, i think over the next year or so is a more hearings in this country. ah, it will almost certainly go back to the lower court and then julia's defense team will appeal on all the issues that the district judge day. and i didn't accept and that will go all the way up to the high court again. it's, it's like a slew long torture. it's quite to pray, you know, if to pray the whole persecution while the whole prosecutors are julian. so, under a 1917 espionage act in

u. n. has condemned the use of force by security forces. at least 64 people have been killed. 100 have been injured as they demand a complete civilian rule despite the violence that protested have been met with. they continued to organize, protest, continue to demand for civilian government and continued to demand the military return to the barracks despite the violence that protested have been met with. they continued to organize, protest, continue to demand for civilian government and continued to demand the military return to the barracks. the un has called on sedans, security forces to stop killing protesters. i think, as we've said in the past, and very clearly that we condemn the use of lethal force against demonstrators, whether it's in khartoum or the places people have a right to demonstrate peacefully. it's very important that we see not more sphere, that is conducive to the ongoing consultations, both in the streets and obviously inside. inside the room, we've also seen reports of disturbing incidents and hospitals and other plac

u. n. has condemned the latest that by the sound he led coalition and his called on all sides in the conflict to begin dialogue. no, any bombardment or their target civilians on the or that is not careful enough to protect civilians is of course also an acceptable. but what we knew these to stop these rushes circle in which seeing skipped escalating one after the other. what he needs are used to her as we have been proposing from long ago a ceasefire together with the opening of harbor and the airports. and then the beginning of a studious dialogue among the parties, these escalation needs to stop. the us and russia have held frank talks, what they say, frank talks as they try to resolve their stand off over ukraine. moscow sticking to demands that nato should not let ukraine join the alliance, but that's been rejected by the u. s. and its european allies and explosion in western garner has killed me 13 people in reduced to mining town to rebel. it happened when a truck carrying explosives coll

u. n. has condemned the violence for more than 2 months. pro democracy activists in sudan have a matching against the military, which has ceased power back. not tyra sheets are being made it to hollywood actor and comedian betty white, who's died 3 weeks shy of her 100 birthday. she'd been acting for over 80 years and held the guinness world record as the female entertainment. with the longest television, korea, barbara, and gaba reports. in a youth driven film industry, betty white was a rarity. she was one of the few actresses who maintains top power well into her ninety's. oh, this is something you did to mrs. miller, that she began her career in the 19 thirty's on radio and in variety shows. i'm sorry, but this is a very critical touchy one to best supporting actress emmy awards for her role in the mary tyler moore show in the 19 seventy's. oh, oh oh. but her portrayal of sweet and quirky rose nyland in the 1980s sit com. the golden girls shot her to super stardom anne and her new legion of fans. she won an emmy in 1986 for the role pla

u. n. has condemned for me to satisfy the saudi led coalition and has called on old size in the conflict. to begin dialogue, the us and russia have held what they say are frank talks, as they try to resolve their stand off of the ukraine. a russian true build up on the ukranian border has sealed weeks of tension and raised fears of a conflict and an explosion in western gonna, huskily 13 people and reduced a mining town to revel. it happened when a truck carrying explosives collided with a motorbike in the town of our party. in the us, anti abortion activists have gathered in washington for the annual march for life. riley. it mocks the anniversary of a landmark rolling a supreme court ruling in 1973 that legalized abortion thousands march to the court, which is considering 2 state bands limiting access to abortions. if the justices upholders flaws their story ruling will be overturned. how does your custer was at the ronnie washington? it is the $49.00 anniversary of the roe vs wade court deci

u. n. has condemned the latest that are the saudi led coalition, and as colon all sides and the conflict to begin dialogue now or any bombardment or that target civilians on the or that is not careful enough to protect civilians is of course, also an acceptable that what we need is to stop these vs circle in which things get escalating one after the other. what we need it is to have as we have been proposing from long ago a ceasefire together with the opening of harbor airports. and then the beginning of a serious dialogue among the parties. these escalation needs to stop for us and russia held what they say are frank talks, as they tried to resolve the crisis of ukraine. moscow is sticking to demands that nato should not lead ukraine join the alliance, but that's been rejected by the u. s. and its european allies. peru is tackling a large oil spill in its shores that's been linked to the volcanic eruption. the toner creek waves caused by the undersea eruptions struck an oil tanker as it was un

u. n. has condemned the latest sacked by the sandy led coalition and has called on all sides in the conflict to begin dialogue. no, any bombardment or their target civilians on the or that is not careful enough to protect civilians is of course, also an acceptable. but what we need is to stop these rushes circle in which seeing skipped escalating one after the other. what we need are used to her, as we have been proposing from long ago a ceasefire together with the opening of harbor airports. and then the beginning of a serious dialogue among the parties. these escalation needs to stop. the us and russia have held what they say are frank talks, as they try to resolve their standoff over ukraine. our school is taking to demand that nato should not let ukraine join the alliance, but that's been rejected by the u. s. and its european allies and explosion in western ghana has came at least 13 people and reduced the mining town to rabble. it happened when a truck carrying explosives collided with a

u. n. has reacted to ted ross's comments calling them partisan and politically motivated. they've called on the w h o a chief to accuse himself from any matters relating to ethiopia. the united nation says that it needs very 4000000000 dollars this year to help the victims of the civil war in yemen. the un estimates of 13000000 people are risk of starvation. it's calling on the iranian back to see the saudi back government to negotiate an end to 7 years, a conflict 2022, restarting on a challenging note. the military escalation, i described in this council last month, has accelerated as the parties are dumping down on military options. 7 years down the road of war. the prevailing belief of old war insides seems to be that the thing sufficient harm on the other will force them into submission. however, there is no sustainable long term solution to be found on the feed. therefore, i will continue to stress that warring parties can should, and indeed must talk even if they are not ready to put down their arms. such is on the way for more bodies in the north west, nigerian sta

u. n. has again called for seas for in the to grey region. at least 19 people including children, have died after a fall tour through a high rise building. dozens were taken to hospital after suffering, smoke, inhalation, and other injuries during the place. the drum units arrived here. this morning, within 3 minutes of the call wire, i was in a duplex subordinate span floors 23. they were met in the hallway, which is for very heavy, small, very heavy units pushed in this small fixed and the entire height of the building on usual members. now victims for his fear was taking him out cardiac and respiratory roast. the opposition and venezuela is celebrating election when one of the biggest strongholds of the ruling socialist party and a rerun vote opposition challenger, says yoga leader, a beat or j. r e as a to become governor of very last state. it's the birthplace of the late president hugo chavez, and was reuben party for the past 22 years for his robe houses. oh, disbelief and joy at the opposition headquarters in the state of readiness. p

u. n. has condemned the latest act by the saudi mad coalition, and as colon all sides and the conflict to begin garlock's. now any bombardment, death, target civilians on the or that he's not careful enough to protect civilians is of course also an acceptable.

u. n. has condemned violence and called, and talked to and the crisis after a strong start, china's economic growth slowed at the starts at sorry, at the end of last year, at the pandemic real estate troubles and the low birth rate in decades of being blamed for the slump, rick climate reports now from hong kong. as trying to tackles its on the chrome spread, a temperature check on the health of its economy shows mixed results. 4th quarter g d p rose by 4 percent from a year ago. according to china's national bureau statistics. that stronger than the government's own target, but nearly a full percentage points slower than the previous quarter. the chinese economy grew by 8 point one percent in 2021 with the help of steady industrial output. as the world continue to buy china's goods for years and actually father, industrial production experienced sustained development and high tech manufacturing and equipment manufacturing experienced fast growth. but momentum is waning and its economy last ste

u. n. has stationed 16000 peacekeepers here to shore up a fragile piece. the residence in this region are poor and traumatized by violence . those who have made their fortune live along the shore of lake chiva, including one of the regions most influential business men with his villa is guarded around the clock by police. it's like a fortress called as an nga is a multi millionaire before. hi, how are you present bruiser? i don't. okay. his wealth comes from coal tan mining. he was once a rebel leader in 2006. he was elected to parliament in the a c. c district. law policy. even when you're a politician, you can still do business. i fear the business. po, bell, zynga freely admits that political cloud has helped him. he runs the mining cooperative co op, a rama which extracts colton. his body guards never leave his side. i ask him where we are is she'll nail, says co op rome as headquarters is says so cl, the heart of the mineral trade. you did it for math in of us. if all the simple building belies the millions that co op a rama and so for each year. oh b

u. n. u and initiative is under way the u. n. n. sudan has been trying to bring together the various stakeholders, civil society organizations, associations and political parties as well as the military to try to reach some kind of consensus so that all sides can go to a negotiating table. now the u. n. has admitted that this will take weeks before anything materializes. if this move is successful and this all comes just hours before a visit is expected by senior un officials. the assistant secretary for the u. s. state department for african affairs as well as the u. the u. s special envoy for the one of africa expected to arrive on wednesday to sudan to push for that you and initiative. so while politically there has been some movement to try to get the political parties to re some kind of consensus. the protesters are trying to keep that momentum that they currently have by turning out into thousands on the streets to show the military that they want whatever initiative that is going under way to result in a pure a civilian government. the

u. n. has condemned the latest act by the saudi led coalition and has called on all sides in the conflicts to begin dialogue. no, any bombardment or their target civilians on the or that is not careful enough to protect civilians is of course also an acceptable. but what we need is to stop these vs circle in which seeing skipped escalating one after the other. what we need is to her, as we have been proposing from long ago a ceasefire together with the opening of harbor and airports, and then the beginning of a serious dialogue among the parties. these escalation needs to stop. the us and russia have held what they say were frank talk says they tried to resolve very stand off over ukraine. our school is ticking to demands that nato should not let ukraine join the alliance. but that's been rejected by the us and its european allies. a russian to build up on the ukrainian border has field weeks of tension and explosion in west and ghana has killed at least 13 people and reduced the mining town to

u. n. has tried many times. he has fail because the stakes were so high and the involvement of key regional players were so high to the point that it was not going to be easy for the you and on its own to convince all the party to sit together and negotiate a settlement now this incident is likely to further strained relations between the united alabama, saudi arabia, on one hand, and iran because both have been saying that the host, these have been trained financed by the iranians. and is because of iranian influence or the able to last those drone attacks. we are getting to a point where it's in yemen will be full only when the saudi is. and the iranians come together, set aside the differences and put an end to the proxy, conflicts that we've been seen, raging in different parts of the middle east. india in particular. is it likely to happen anytime soon? i don't think so because i've been talking to city of the office all over the last few weeks and months and basically the sentiment that is, this is likely g

u. n. has just released say, reports of its own warning that the global economic recovery is losing steam. the world's economic situation. and prospects report says that while global light boots expanded by 5.5 percent 2021 that's projected cedar grove, only 4 percent this year. and even less in 2023, let's speak now. it c hammered rashid's he is the leads author of that reports and search for the global economic monitoring branch, economic analysis, and policy division at the u. n. department of economic and social affairs. he joins this note from new york. how many kids have you withers? oh, isn't this kind of thing to be expected? because until the pandemic ends, the gorb or economy will inevitably suffer, won't it? ah, yes and no. i think you're right about that. the inflation shouldn't surprise us because we have had all the tell tale signs off on the pictures marketing. in one hand, we saw that pent up demand and doing 2020 or the demand, we're releasing 2021 households. we're actually re

u. n. has condemned the use of force by security forces. at least 64 people have been killed. 100 have been injured as they demand a complete civilian rule despite the violence that protesters have been met with, they continued to organize, protest, continue to demand for civilian government and continued to demand the military return to the barracks despite the violence that protesters have been met with they continued to organize, protest continue to demand for civilian government and continued to demand the military return to the barracks. we'll see it on my face, the director of the africa program that european council on foreign relations. he says a situation in the country is likely to escalate with more violence as neither side is prepared to back down they are. 4 trying to break the back of the, of the spirit of the, of the protest movement and hoping that they can quiet the streets. and then somehow, whether the international opprobrium that their actions have caught. and come out on the other side of this in control. but it's not

that said, what, what we're seeing is that they, they have nato has read, n u. s. has rejected even any attempt to try and limit of forward motion of, of nato toward the federation of that could be laid aside temporarily because of what i just stated about the, the a plot possibility of ukraine in georgia actually being admitted. it just, it just cannot happen as long as you have those frozen conflicts. but what they can do is go move on and create the buffer zones. they could create the they could talk about the limitation on any arm ship or, or creating of areas of free fly zones, for example. now, if nato and us reject that, then you can see moscow really becoming much more adamant because of red lines because they then know that there's nothing further to negotiate that that will have expanded all of the issues that they wanted to, to talk about. and what i envision is that masika could become much more assertive at that point and actually begin to do a number of, of transactions that will actually put them in, b, put, make them b or controlling the events rathe

she has adopted another child who had lost his parents on the way to the next day we started for the neighbouring island of kids in the u. n. food program has also planned to mission year to have the but our trip. and that's when we were halfway there. so we just would have to, shana try to push the weekend forward to the scatter. the, i mean all the surrounding islands here. one point where attacked by incisions. no luck. low tides, we're definitely stuck. we have to wait through shallow waters and mangroves for 3 hours before we encounter the 1st inhabitants. gonna know, and then finally we get to the island of kitty and aids boat docked in the evening before the islands, government administrator helps with distributing food that's critical for survival of you said i'm happy with that. i'll pay up without this food. we be in an utter crisis up there, almost everyone here lives from the sea, but the refugees are from the mainland. they're farmers and can't fish them without the food aid that it'll be chaos here. oh said elma, it is at the dawn about 4000 people lived on this islands before the insurgency. now it is more t

u. n. d p has said that probably, you know, half of people in mia, mom will probably be living in poverty this year. the u. n. an released a statement or document in december, say that 14400000 people, that's more than one out of 4 people need humanitarian assistance. i mean, that's how, but we're talking about what i've been talking to, you know, farmers and people in agriculture sector as well. and, you know, again, we focus a lot on conflict and politics and violence. but people who are not even displaced people who are not even in conflict though they are having such hardship just, you know, living just trying to survive. and there up, people that i've been speaking to in the agricultural heartlands. the places where some of the major cropping areas in the and more they're struggling. farming households are having to sell long term assets. you know, would livestock, their food storage in order to survive in order to just be able to eat. you know, that has furious long term consequences for the

humanitarian disaster, and in the midst of a famine, a crisis has been made worse by sub 0 temperatures in recent wakes. according to the u. n. 23000000 people, more than half of afghanistan's population are threatened by hunger this winter and an urgent need of assistance. some food aid has started arriving and campbell that much international aid was caught when the taliban to power last august. scarcity of food means many children and out malnourished, and children's medical wards are fast filling up. this next report from the indira gandhi hospital in topple. so weeks hardy had nothing to eat. her mother could no longer breast her and the family couldn't afford to buy milk. 14 days ago, they brought her to this hospital and cobble cut off with us because she was much worse before he made his. she's fed milk every hour and she can keep it down to the best because the family situation has severely deteriorated in the past few months . then as prizes have skyrocketed, i have 3 sons and the daughter we were able to buy food. but recent developments of hitches massively, especially the evaluation of the currency and inflation

the crew has been condemned, widely outside burkina, faso, the u. n. and the u. s. of cold for civilian leadership to be restored. the echo was group of neighboring west african countries has also condemned it. but many here one to turn away from their neighbors and their western beckers. 7 miller said, yeah, well just wanted to let you know echo was is with the western countries. but the people of burkina faso do not agree with them. oh no problem. we can never know about that. we want them to leave us alone. and let us live with dignity with our valley and soldiers who have brought us out of the bad time to get up. he said he stepped up and we strongly support russia, and we call on it to engage with our new government to define a new strategic plan for securing the region. enough is enough or too many death to many refugees. oh, no papa. the escorted coil celebrations, continue burkina faso. neighbors say they'll hold an emergency summit in the coming days to decide on their response. short while ago we spoke to our west africa, corresponded and lockout coin asked

u. n. world food program has thousands of tons of food stored here and our for 13000000 daily rations are piled high, made up of green oil and pulses. but security is a huge issue, just 200 kilometers from here in the city of alpha share, un warehouses containing way more food than here were recently plunder 150. that amount of food was taken. what you see here is around 400 metric tons of food. so you, they, 10 times the amount was taken out of our warehouses in our fashion. not only that, the warehouses themselves were completely destroyed. so it's critical that the government provide security. otherwise we can't deliver this very urgent food assistance to people who need at the most the losses of force the world food program to temporarily suspend aid to the whole of northern door for to 1000000 people are no longer getting food assistance militia. former nomads are believed to be responsible for the swoop. a longstanding conflict as re ignited between nomads and farmers over writes to grazing land and water. since 2003, the crisis and our 4 has claimed 400000 lives, malicious, burned

but the coven 19 pandemic, has made things more complicated. for more than a year, the u. n. international organization for migration has been using a hotel in downtown tiquana as temporary housing, and a quarantine new arrivals. but it wants the us and mexico to do more to help those shelters that are able to receive families are over a crowd. and right now, they're over 100 percent in capacity. a lot of them have 3 or 4 spaces, but the families are still counting. the u. s. a silent process has been at a virtual standstill since the start of the pandemic leaving hundreds of migrants stranded as conditions at migrant shelters in the one i become more overcrowded. many who can't find a place to stay have ended up here, a makeshift migrate camp right on mexico's border with the united states. but space has also run out, and local authorities have fenced off the area. oh, the sound of children practicing the violin. briggs through the clatter, the parents of this aspiring musician, tell us they've been here for more than 2 months, but say returning to their home in southern mexi

u. n. in good standing, a member of the o. c. u. crated has russian security guarantees. budapest, memorandum of 1994 under which ukraine gave up. what was then the 3rd largest nuclear arsenal in return for these guarantees which, which russia has already broken? well, i have to ask you about what russia says here, because it actually says that the u. s. and nato are the aggressors here and not russia itself, by expanding its eastward presence by stationing troops and sending arms are to eastern member states. so what's your response to that? well, at the nature summit, i've already mentioned that germany vetoed giving ukraine a membership action plan. and nothing has happened about that since then. except that russia has invaded ga, russia has taken over crimea. russia has invaded dunbar. russia has installed iskander, a nuclear tipped missiles with arranged to reach you in berlin. and russia has shot down that malaysian airliner with citizens on it. so actually, it should be us that should be asking russia for security guarantees. i to ask y

a prominent sudanese pro democracy group has conditionally accepted the u. n. 's offered a broker an end to the political deadlock. protesters have been marching against the military since of overthrew the civilian led government in october. members of the forces for freedom and change will meet you and officials on sunday to present that terms. another group, the sydney's professionals association, is rejected un mediation. hundreds of people in honduras are making their way to the border with guatemala, in the 1st major migrant caravan of the year. the group comprising mainly hon durant nicaraguans, is hoping to reach the us authorities in the state of texas. negotiating with a man who's taken people hostage is a synagogue police in cali vill which is a suburb of dallas. so that one person so far been released. it's believed that 3 more remain held hostage, the suspect entered the synagogue, the services were being live streams. and those are the headlines that he's continues to ha selects next. oh, my son is he? is he mother my? well going on. he went off wi

u. s. n game and ukraine? us has no and gaming ukraine. u. s. has no policy in ukraine. this is make it up as you go along. i mean we, we put $8500.00 troops on short lease notice for deployment in areas that have nothing to do with the ukraine. it won't be involved. we're sending weapons to ukraine, that ukrainian army is not adequately trained or, nor does it have a doctrine for its employment, but thereby setting up any troops to use these weapons. but to be killed, annihilated on the field of battle. we don't know what we want. we, we talk about an open door policy. meanwhile, we know that ukraine will never meet the requirements for natal membership. so right now the u. s. and nate or stuff with a policy that actually backs them deeper into the corner. and that's something that russia might want to seek to exploit. you know, the problem isn't a lack of flexibility on the part of russia. the problem is a lack of flexibility on the part of nato. and what russia can do to, to find a diplomatic off ramp that nato in the united states might be willing to take because the

u. n. s. c, r and the world has organization have a global action plan to try and promote to has the refugees of asylum seekers and to promote a mental health wellbeing by strengthening so example. the health care services are increasing. the capacity of has workers also in the county of origins to try and alleviate all those issues that much more remains to be done to w manual shares. we appreciate reporting. thank you. all right, let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news around the world. you as president joe biden has sent the gunman who took 4 people hostage at a texas synagogue on saturday, engaged in an act of terror and f. b. i hosted rescue team storms the building and killed the gunman, ending a 10 hour stand off. we have the identify the hostage taker as a 44 year old british national. sweden has deployed armored combat vehicles and soldiers to patrol the streets on the island of got lung. the military says the unusual move is in response to increased russian activity in the region. 3 russian landing ships recently sailed through the great bel straight in

u. n. s. c, r and the world has organization or have a global action plan to try and promote to has of refugees of asylum seekers and to promote a mental health wellbeing by a strengthening for example, the health care services are increasing the capacity of health workers also in their county robbery jeans to try and alleviate all those issues. that much more remains to be done. g w, a manual, a shares. we appreciate reporting. thank you. to molly now where former president abraham bochita has died at the age of 76. he led the country from 2013 until he was asked by a military coup in august of 2020. his death comes as thousands of malins take to the streets to protest against international sanctions that have isolated the nation. a controversial political figure, but a respected one, despite differences in opinion molly ins have been paying their respects at the residence of former president abraham booker kaiser, was someone short and his death shocks me enormously because he is our president. we fought him, but he was a man of peace, a man of his word. okay, to lead molly for 7 years. but h

down the attacks from arm groups already sweden has announced that it will take away their forces out of the country. here's the thing. nicholas the n u has also said that it will fall in line with echo sanctions on molly's so are we expecting sanctions from the you and also what are the consequences that the youth sanctions would have on the country? well currently the foreign ministers of the european union are meeting in breast in france to discuss those sanctions. as i mentioned, sweden has already mentioned that it will withdraw its troops part of the to cuba forces. of course, the e. u is not only a big finance or is of the un peacekeeping mission, but also it has its troops, germany, sweden, ukraine, france, great britain, or some of the countries that are involved in the peacekeeping operation. now the future of their presence in molly is put into question, and there might be more sanctions put in place. but what we're seeing here is in effect, a crisis of confidence in democratic institutions for the europeans. if there are no free and fair elections as soon as possible, if there is no return to democracy, then they cannot ha