and now the u. n's has a 5th one is on the way, but the problems in somalia run even deeper decades of civil conflict, mass displacement, and one of the lowest standards of living in the world. what's happening in the horn of africa is a threat to a way of life, which is sustained families and communities for generations. it's not just a lack of rain for full seasons, for many families, but it's an end to the way they've lived. a search and food prices worldwide and a grain shortage triggered by the war and ukraine have made the situation worse. this entire region is on the brink of extreme hunger, waiting in vain for the drought to end. in the u. k, new prime minister list trust has begun announcing her cabinet after living her 1st speech with prime minister. she promised to tackle a host of challenges including a cost of living crisis, labor and rest and soaring energy prices. walking into a multi pronged crisis. but the you case, 4th prime minister in 6 years is undeterred. we will transform britain into an aspiration nation with high paying jobs, say street. and where everyone ever

u. n. has launched a 160000000 dollar appeal for emergency funding the in iraq at least 4 people have been killed in fighting between rival c on fractions . the southern city of buzzer remains on edge of the violence began on wednesday. the tensions are high off the she needed a ton of southern said he was withdrawn from politics, is supporters and iran back forces engaged in heavy fighting in baghdad. early this week, a court in malaysia had sentenced the wife of former prime minister, not 10 years in prison after corruption. charles moments was convicted of all charges including soliciting and receiving bribes becomes days after her husband was jails for corruption. i'm sure lanka and international monetary fund struck a deal for $2900000000.00 out. people have been struggling for months west economic crisis since independence. the news continues herron al jazeera, as after witness. ah, ah, ah ah, ah. hey patricia where she moved from you so didn't office show coming was put you in at ha purp

u. n. has called they latest developments in the war. and ukraine. dangerous and disturbing antonio terrace told the security council in new york that talk about nuclear conflict is totally unacceptable. and he said allegations of human rights abuses must be thoroughly investigated. ukraine and russia have carried out to a surprised prism as well with russia releasing more than 200 business war in exchange for 55 russians and an oligarchy. ally of russian president vladimir putin, many of the ukrainian prisoners had been captured with capture during the siege of many of coming up next on news asia. just as for genocide, victims, as a court rejects the appeal of the last surviving leader of cambodia, command, rouge, government, and cambodian police free human trafficking victims are caught up in an international crime finish strategy. we'll have those stories in just a moment and i'll be back in the top of. yeah, i'm good with ah. with for one continent, 700000000 people with their own personal stories. europe. mm hm. every day life with

mission, mr. grossi has enough understanding of the current issue. meanwhile, our t's eager itala was among the very 1st journalists of the nuclear power to report on the visit by the u. n. t you around me is arguably the biggest nuclear scare that the world has seen since the caribbean missile crisis between the soviet union. the united states, this is this upper raska nuclear power plant. you can see some of the react as number one and 2 nuclear reactions. and in fact, it is being shelled, relentlessly. and russia has been very much concerned and has been trying to draw the attention to this very big problem, trying to raise it to an international level. and finally, a special monitoring mission of the international atomic energy agency has paid a visit to the facility with quite a scene here at the dap ross can nuclear power plant. he's special mission with the international atomic energy agency on both. you can see him who can right beside the man in a suit here. he's basically being claimed and he's being shown the sort of extensive damage that's been dealt to the facility we were able in these few hours to put together a lot. a key things i needed to see i saw of

u. n. has documented persistent allegations of extra judicial killings, disappearances, arbitrary detention torture by the taliban. are they in fact more brutal and more cruel than they used to be? i think they're they are due to their analysis and due to their they port due to the communication that i have from, from the women more specific to the women who have been targeted most seriously as the un human rights office put it recently. nowhere else in the world has there been as widespread, systematic and all encompassing an attack on the rights of women and girls. every aspect of their life is being restricted under the guise of morality. you said last year, african women will fight for that country until the last drop of blood. now, how do they fight that? that's what i say. how do they fight that treatment from the taliban? they fight like the way today you see me in front of your sense talking about it. they fight like the way they are presently with the closed school, giving hope to the

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u. n. has revealed that the somalian humana, terry, in response team has only been 65 percent funded. so it's not fully funded and this is of course affecting many children and it varies by region. but like i said that these are millions and millions of people at risk, at least 250000 at risk of dying of hunger right now. and that is the, the situation and somali right now. right. okay, i mean with what's going on doing is i've been a response to the sort of i, you know, to this that. so is there been a global response? i mean, people are countries taking the seriously, well, we have seen the billions of millions of dollars go directly to ukraine, right. and it's again, it's sort of seem to indicate where the west and is focus. now of course, the west has claimed that they're doing everything they can to solve this crisis. but only yesterday, the ukrainian minister, if the 1st step beauty of the a gary in and policy and, and food minister boasted about how they were offering all this grade. how you korean was offering all this grade attention is being drawn 1st and foremost to how man

u. n. has released a long delayed report on the state of china's weaker muslim minority report says that the wiggers are subject to serious human rights violations. china calls this a fabrication i think if any other government in the world had arbitrarily detained a 1000000 people on the basis of their ethnicity and religion and identity, we would have been well underway already to a formal investigation and accountability proceedings. with you, our viewers watching a p b s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the nuclear inspectors today. finally, a team of 14 nuclear safety inspectors arrived at ukraine's as separate c, a nuclear power plant. it took weeks to negotiate safe passage for the team, and their arrival is not a minute too soon. there have been several potentially catastrophic failures at the plant in recent weeks, which ukrainian and russian forces are blaming on each other. the inspectors have their work cut out for them to safegua

u. n. has helped deliver stability and security it much of the wealth is provided to place the nations to work together on shad challenges. and it has promoted the principles of sovereignty and self determination even through the cold war and its aftermath. but to day those principles that have defined our lives since the dark days of the 1940 s a fracturing for the 1st time in the history of this assembly. we are meeting during a large scale war of aggression in europe. and authoritarian states are undermining stability and security around the world. geo politics is entering a new era one the requires those who believe in the founding principles of the united nations to stand up and be counted. in the united kingdom, we are entering a new era to join you here. just 2 days after her late majesty, queen elizabeth's a 2nd was laid to rest. we deeply mourn her passing and we pay tribute to her service. she was the rock on which modern britain was built and she symbolized the postwar values on whic

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us. you feel like it goes back to me or of, you know, conflicts, famine. if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it's truly change the region. because utopia has a population of at least 115000000 people in what happens denito back to the affects its neighboring nation. people have taken to the streets across haiti after the government raised fuel prices, leaving many haitians in fear of an already dire economic situation. worsening patient authorities announced on wednesday that gas prices would more than double to raise funds for the government. the news sparked riots across the country, which is already in the grip of gang related violence. 2 journalists have been shot dead in the unrest with their bodies being burned. killings bring the death toll to at least 10 people as 80 struggles with a 30 percent inflation rate. that's with us with the situation here. now we want the government to leave the country. we are buying gasoline at donor $18.00. de la? no,

u. n. has said they will not recognize the votes, which are expected to lead to the regions illegal and accession by moscow.

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help them as it goes back to one year of conflict of famine. if you don't stop or if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it would truly change the region. because utopia has a population of at least 115000000 people in what happens in the you're back to the effect it's neighboring nation. people have taken to the streets across haiti following the government's decision to raise fuel prices to boost revenue. many haitians fair the new measures will worse and the already dia, economic situation on each haitian authorities announced the wednesday, the gas prices with more than double the new spots. riots across the country, which is already in the grip of gang related violence. to journalists have been shot dead in the unrest with their bodies being burned. the killings bring the death hold for at least 10 people. haiti struggles with a 30 percent inflation rate alone. remember, we is haitians do not recognize aerial, henry, we did not vote for aerial, henry. he doesn't have a mandate, no legitimacy to be where he is in class

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us and feel it goes back to me or of, you know, hopefully famine. if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict any filter, it would truly change the region. because utopia has a population of these 150000000 people in what happens to be your back to the affects its neighboring nations. a high rise telecommunications building has caught fire in the south central chinese province of hunan. according to local authorities . the place has been brought under control. no casualties have been reported. ah but it shows fire and go thing. be 42 story building owned by telecommunications company, china telecom, according to media reports, 35 tons of fuel was stored there. americas anti china's stance is highlighted in a new bill that it could radically reshape washington's tie. one policy, if adopted the u. s. would interact with the islands authorities, like a recognized governments and provide more financial aid. china's foreign ministries said the move it would escalate tensions between beijing and washington. she was

u. n. has launched an appeal to raise $116000000.00 to aid pakistan, but the country's prime minister stressed the need for an infinite amount of funding. meanwhile, a number of countries have begun to provide support as more than 50 humanitarian flights have already landed in the country here some reaction from locals on the international aid that's coming in. i think the bellagio hannukah, many people were killed and became homeless and our economy has been destroyed. they must reconsider our needs because how people are so poor and they are worried about their future again. why would they that you by the amount the you and has analysed as aid for pakistan's flood victims is just peanuts compared to the u. s. 8 of billions of dollars for ukraine winds 1000000000. nobody senior staff reporter at the news international newspaper and pakistan may tab, hey dar says that their response so far is falling short of what is needed human did in crisis did. is it still a possibility of food shortages th

u. n. has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us. if you're a goes, by the time we are of you know, conflicts, famine, if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it would truly change the region. because utopia has a population of at least 150000000 people in what happens to the tilbury, to the affects its neighboring nations. a high rise telecommunications building has caught fire in the south central chinese province of hunan, according to local authorities. the place has been brought under control and no casualties have been reported. ah, but it shows fight and go thing. be 42 story building owned by telecommunications company, china telecom, according to media reports, 35 tons of fuel stores that as always, you can find a plenty more news updates, discussion and debates on our website all the dot com. thank you for joining us here on the international with oh, when i was showing wrong, a proud name becomes the advocate an engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose t

u. n. has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us. if you're a goes by premier of conflicts of famine, if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it you are truly change the region. because utopia has a population of at least 150000000 people in what happens to the till back to the affects its neighboring nations. a high rise telecommunications building has caught fire in the south central chinese province of hunan, according to local authorities. the place has been brought under control and no casualties have been reported. ah, but it shows fine and go thing be 42 story building owned by telecommunications company, china telecom, according to media reports, 35 tons of fuel was stored. that as a way she can find a plenty more news updates, discussion and debates on our website r t dot com. thank you for joining us here on our scenes national ah ah ah . ah official, kevin, it's immediate trolls have been much of the recent counter offensive. however, there are gleeful backing up ukraine has demonstrated beyond

u. n. has also sounded the alarm at the family like conditions, and ne, in africa were up to 22000000 people face severe problems. and more than 7000000 have been forced to my great, that's according to the world food program. around 10000000 children under the age of 5, a suffering from malnutrition, across the peninsula. and i see on the director of operations for africa. patrick eustace, again say the issue is much deeper than just food shortages. well 1st i think it's the magnitude, you know, we've never seen as much catastrophic, our environmental shots that we've seen like in somalia, if you can see don or in my book you know, fossil and i think the combined impact of on conflict economic issues like the in rambling insulation across sub saharan africa, but also the political environment as well as the climatic sharks are unfortunately showing the perfect storm that needs indeed an international effort, but also a local effort to integrate locals resources and solving local problems. and

u. n. has sent a delegation of experts to assess whether it has been compromised. they have now reported that the physical integrity of the shop, or asia plant has been quote, violated inspectors toward the facility which sustained damage from shelling 5 of its 6 reactors are now offline. several members of the team now plan to stay on the russian occupied site, despite reports or further fighting in and around separation. earlier i spoke with our correspondent mathias building and i asked him if he could tell me more about the un teams assessment of the facility. no, i can't because they haven't released it yet. there will be a press conference later today, but they haven't said much about that. they've just said that they are there and they want to stay there. we don't know what they found. what we know is that there were some videos, i'm sorry. what we know is that we've seen some videos of them walking around and we've seen some things that we shouldn't see at the nuclear power plant. for example, military trucks stored inside one of the whole is there isn't li

and now the u. n's has a 5th one is on the way, but the problems in somalia run even deeper decades of civil conflict, mass displacement, and one of the lowest standards of living in the world. what's happening in the horn of africa is a threat to a way of life, which is sustained families and communities for generations. it's not just a lack of rain for full seasons. for many families, it's an end to the way they've lived. a search and food prices worldwide and a grain shortage triggered by the war and ukraine have made the situation worse. this entire region is on the brink of extreme hunger, waiting in vain for the drought to end. clearly to prevent such impacts of climate change in africa, something needs to be done urgently. an industrialized countries need to fulfill the off fund and promises for contribution the most to climate change. that's a points that was reiterated by ganette president than elk grove auto. i was earlier this week in rotterdam, africa contributes the least to the climate emergency responsible for less than 4 percent of global emissions. yet we are facing in

u. n. has launched an appeal to raise $160000000.00 in pakistan. but the countries prime minister stress the need for an infinite amount of funding. meanwhile, a number of countries have begun to provide support as more than 50 humanitarian flights have already landed in the country here some reaction from locals on the international aid this coming in. but india, bellagio filica, many people were killed and became homeless and our economy has been destroyed. they must reconsider our needs because how people are so poor and they are worried about their future id a. why, what they the year by the amount the you and has announced as aid for pakistan's flood victims is just peanuts compared to the u. s. 8 of billions of dollars for ukraine. why we didn't never did yet. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for the latest news and updates. we'll see you again at the top of the next hour. ah ah. with so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very drama

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us in future try. it goes back to an era of conflicts of famine. if she don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it you a truly change the region because you tilt it has a population of at least 115000000 people in what happens to me til back to the affects its neighboring nation. america's anti china stance is highlighted in the new bill. they could radically reshape washington's taiwan policy if adopted the u . s. would interact with the islands authorities, like a recognized government and provide more financial aid. china's foreign ministry said the move would escalate tensions between beijing in washington did. he's on the bill seriously breeches the u. s. commitment to china and taiwan question and violates the one china principal. it constitutes interference in china's internal affairs violates international law and basic norms. international relations and it's sans is seriously wrong signal to tie one independent separate is forces chinese firm. we posted this and has launc

u. n. has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us. if you're a goes back to me or of, you know, conflicts, famine, if you don't stop, well, if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it's truly change the region. because utopia has a population of at least 115000000 people in what happens in the tilbury truly affects its neighboring nation. the hybrid regime of electoral autocracy. that's how you, law makers have described budapest, constitutional and electoral systems. hungarian foreign minister didn't pull any punches, a lamentable fees at that case. i think the well paid members of the european parliament would do much better to deal with the real problems in europe. for example, they could spend their salaries on helping the people of europe and its economy after energy prices in europe tripled or quadrupled as a result of the sanctions regime. not only that, they should rather be concerned with how to get europe out of recession, how to get euro out of high inflation, how to get europe out of high energy prices. when the w

u. n. has warned that lives are at risk due to the lack of international contributions to its emergency fund. unicef says only a 3rd of the target needs have been met. the world needs to come together and help the children in pakistan. together, we can save lives by delivering life, saving, health, nutrition and education services to every child in pakistan who needs at the most. the rains and floods have already claimed the lives of more than $550.00 children. without a significant surgeon support. we fear many more children will lose their lives. almost 8 me and he went back as i'll have in his face on their homes in august. lot source of the country remain under water. 9600000 people are currently living in emergency shelters, official fin minions and now are at risk for water one diseases, food insecurity and malnutrition. while the world killer, he plays financial aid to help pakistan overcome the devastation. the money still hasn't been just positive. international lawyer. i'm due for 2 h

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help them. us, you feel like it goes back to me or of conflicts of famine. if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict any till it you a truly change the region because you tilt it has a population of at least 115000000 people in what happens in the till back to the affects its neighboring nation escalating cross border clashes between these central asian republic of kurdistan and neighboring tajikistan have left at least 18 soldiers wounded. initial reports of the fighting emerged earlier this week with kirk used border guard, saying to jake forces occupied firing positions at a disputed part of the frontier. in violation of previous agreements, moscow has expressed willingness to help resolve the issue is between 2 former soviet republics within russia's traditional sphere of influence. and of course, this is a developing story and will keep you updated on the details as they become available to us. when we get those in other news, america's antique china stance is highlighted in a new bill that could radically res

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help them. a lot of conflicts, famine, if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it's truly change the region. because utopia has a population of a least 150000000 people in what happens to the back to the affects its neighboring nations. and finally, following us, how speaker nancy pelosi is bombshell visits a taiwan in august. she's now planning a trip to the caucasus region, to help mediate tensions between our media and armenia, and as a by john. now, despite russia strong ties to the region and the arrival of a mission from the moscow lead c s t o defensive alliance. now this comes as thousands of protesters to the streets of armenian capital on wednesday, even trying to storm the national assembly building. they demanded the impeachment of nicole passion, young accusing him of the 20th century on trying to appease by john. the protest was 3rd by anger over the latest escalation of the conflicts with armenians neighbor of the disputed territory of nego and bar. th

u. n. has spelled out conditions needed to secure the nuclear facility. are you confident that the necessary steps will be taken to make the plant safe? well, unfortunately, only clippers plants have real risks. this is a unique situation with a nuclear power plant in a full scale war. the russian ambassador shortly after the presentation security council last night, said that it's not serious to consider a demilitarized zone that effectively is only one step towards the safety of this nuclear plant, which is demilitarization un 2nd general called explicitly for that. the director general of the i. e. mr. cruces, referred to a nuclear safety and security zone. as far as the perimeter fence that won't stop the damage that's being done by russian shelling to the grid system to the transmission lines that are essential for keeping the plant safe. now you're a nuclear expert, you deal with these sorts of things. the safety issues tell us if something horrible does happen at the plant, what would be the consequences? well, the range of consequences would be fr

u. n. has repeatedly called for an end to the violence, accusing both sides of committing war crimes. the government declared a truce in march to allow humanitarian aid into to grey. but after 5 months of relative calm fighting began again in august, the conflict has displaced more than 2 point. 6000000 people and years of drought have impacted food supplies, leaving millions, now malnourished. undue alarm see say, is a journalist and political commentator. he joins us now live from addis ababa. what do you make of this statement from the rebels and to cry? thank you so much and you said it was yeah. so it was. ready by the way, many of the. ready news is leading to anything that we do in the suffering region and say it as a nation's as welcome the development. how do you think the therapy in government is going to respond? i think they do it because by now. so before, what are we expecting that so i'm ready for that. good to talk to you so many thanks for being with us on the what i'm see. say the in addis ababa ah, king charles, the 3rd and the queen consorted you to visit westminst

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help them. i see it goes back to me or of conflict of famine. if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in, if you're, if you're truly change the region because it has a population of at least 115000000 people in what happens in the job to the affects its neighboring nations across to haiti. now where people have taken to the streets across the country after the government raised fuel prices, leaving many haitians in fear of an already dia, economic situation, worsening ice or forty's announced on wednesday, the gas prices would more than double to raise funds for the government. the new spots, riots across the country, which is already in the grip of gang related violence. 2 journalists have been shot dead in the unrest with their bodies being burnt. the killings bring the whole to at least 10 people as hated struggles with a 30 percent inflation rate. with the situation here. now we want the government to leave the country. we are buying gasoline dollar 18 dollars, so it alone. n

u. n. has already launched an appeal to raise a $160000000.00 to help pakistan while the countries prime minister stressed the need for an infinite amount of funding. meanwhile, a number of countries have pledged their support and more than 50 special flights of already landed in the country. senior staff reporter at the news international newspaper in pakistan next top haida, stacy was on se fossils. fossils have what is needed. it is a human did in crisis did. is it a possibility of food shortages? the u. n. flash b, as so far a knows $160000000.00 only. it's just a peanuts and there are 2 elements which are you want to highlight. one is donors for deep, that is the immediate issue. but the more important thing is the double standard, because vent august on muster standing on the right side of the registers after $911.00. and then the upgrade occurred in 2005 and then the flood occurred in 2010 vent august on was the lie of the registers. there was generous in, in florida from all 9 to dr don

u. n. has lost a 160000000 dollar appeal for emergency funding. a caught in malaysia has sentence, the wife of former prime minister, nazi brazile, to 10 years in prison after a corruption trial. russ mom on so it was convicted of all charges including soliciting and receiving bribes. it comes days after her husband was jailed for corruption and those lad lines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after inside story, goodbye. ah . getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often dangerous, but it's absolutely vital at the stories to be told. so i did in this area, we pushed this fall forward as we can to the front line. now, the smell of death is overpowering. a lot of the stories that we cover all highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can do as many people as possible, no matter how much they know about a given chrisy saw issue as al jazeera correspondence. that's what we strive to do . ah, there is nothing that can be done to stop dramatic sea level like this. that's the warning fr

u. n. has raised enough money to begin emergency operations to transfer oil from a damaged tanker off the coast of yemen ra concerns the tiger could break apart or explode, causing a catastrophic oil. spill. kristen salumi reports from united nations. it's been called a ticking time bomb. the aging safer oil tanker sits more as a floating oil storage vessel in the red sea off the coast of yemen. it holds more than a 1000000 barrels of oil. a lot has changed in yemen since the ship was constructed in 1976. thanks to civil war there. it's had no maintenance in 7 years. environmentalists are very worried. the main concern is for a le catastrophic level. we get to either the ship sinking or a missile striking it either intentionally or accidentally they point to the long term devastation caused by the 1989 exxon valdez. oil spill just off the coast of alaska. and the fact that the sapir has 4 times as much oil on board, but in a world full of emergencies, raising the 113000000 dollars needed to fin

u. n. has sounded, the alarm of famine like conditions in northeast, in africa were up to 22000000 people are at risk of starvation and 1000000. 7000000 have been forced to my great, that's according to the u. when's world food program? food scarcity isn't extreme risk in the horn of africa region with around 10000000 children under the age of 5 suffering from malnutrition. we spoke to adama baba, he was wanting to be nigeria and presidency until june. he says that climate change has been more of a problem effecting global food supplies than the conflicts in ukraine. the problem has been ongoing for a long time and it has a lot of things that has to do with the destruction of resources that we have from the western colonial powers. that how long a short time make sure that we get food from order countries where they can be able to give to course like russia has agreed, who so after sending equipment, you can ship brains to some part of africa. the 2nd thing again, is to ensure that we tend to i

u. n. has now acknowledged to russia's commitment to ensuring the safety of the international atomic energy agencies team at the embattled zap orgy nuclear power plant. and that is the mid continued attacks on the facility and its surroundings by ukrainian forces. according to local officials, russian defense minister today stated that the ukrainian group of service tours trying to capture the station in order to use the mission as a human shield. we are glad that the russian federation did what he needed to do to keep keep our, the inspectors safe. that statement came after a group of around 60 ukrainian troops try to take control of the plant early thursday morning. this is, according to the russian ministry of defense. the i 8 team has said it plans to maintain now a permanent presence at the facility and conduct further detailed analysis of the damage and the shelling that. meanwhile, russia has requested a meeting of the un security council, so that world powers will have to hear the concl

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us filter a ghost bug, tanya, of you know, conflicts of famine if he don't stop, if he don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia, it's truly change the region because he tilted has a population of at least 115000000 people in what happens in the tilbury to the affects its neighboring nations. people have taken to the streets across haiti after the government raised fuel prices, leaving many haitians in fear of an already dire economic situation. worsening haitian authorities announced on wednesday that gas prices would more than double to raise funds for the government. the new sparked riots across the country, which is already in the grip of gang related violence. 2 journalists have been shot dead in the unrest with their bodies being burned. killings bring the death toll to at least 10 people. as haiti struggles with a 30 percent inflation re, that's with us with the situation here. now we want the government to leave the country. we are buying gasoline and donna $18.00 the longer. mm hm. can we? is haitians do not recogniz

u. n. has laws to 160000000 dollar appeal for emergency funding. i'll just hear a zane bus ravi reports now from sin province. well, we've been talking for days about flood waters coming from the north in other areas . and coming down towards saying that we, we found where those waters have been stopped. people in this town of marian w district have been using sand and dirt, dirt at this point of time in the floods taking on a premium role in trying to hold back the flood waters. people are trucking in san filling up sandbags and warning people to stay away from these mud walls that have been built around the town to try to keep the water out of the town out from keep it from pouring into the town. no, where i'm standing at street level is about 5 or 6 feet below the water line. let me show you where that is. you see the mud wall there behind me. and if you come up here, this is where the water level is and it goes on for a great distance. you can see everything is submerged. there are bits of road, there are a little high enough for people to be a

u. n. has held its annual apiece ceremony in new york to mark world pe stay. ah, the new president of the general assembly, cassava corrosive, rang the bell. the hungarian diplomat warned that there are more armed conflicts in the world. now. then in any time since the end of the cold war, ah, you're watching out here these, the headlines this, our officials in ukraine are investigating what they say are the bodies of hundreds of civilians discovered a mass of burial sites in the recently liberated city of idiom they were found days after ukraine ray took the city from russian forces a ceasefire between kirk, it's don, n to jacob. john has reportedly been violated just hours after a meeting between at their latest on friday. at least 3 people have been killed since the fighting broke out on wednesday. 5 armed holdups have been carried out on banks across 11 on friday, mostly by people demanding access to their own money. banks will close for 3 days next week because of security concerns. king charles, the 3rd has paid a visit to wild. he's now past his former

u. n has been saying they don't have the resources to really help them. i think it goes back to an era of conflict, famine, if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in, if you're, if you're truly change the region, because utopia has a population of these 150000000 people in what happens in the back to the affects its neighboring nations. people have taken to the streets across haiti after the government raised fuel prices. levy, many haitians in fear of already, dia economic situation, worsening haitian authorities announced on wednesday the gas prices would more than double to raise funds for the government, the new spots rights across the country, which is already in the grip of gang related violence. few journalists have been shot dead in the unrest with the killings bring the death, alter at least 10 people. this height is rural, with a 30 percent inflation rate. i think that's what the situation here. now we want the government to leave the country and we are buying gasoline dollar 18 dollars. at the moment on various haitians do not

u. n. has sounded the alarm over famine like conditions in ne, in africa we're up to 22000000 people are at risk of starvation and more than 7000000. if been forced to my great as, according to the u. n's well, food program, food scarcity is an extreme risk in the horn of africa region with around 10000000 children under the age of 5 suffering from malnutrition. we spoke to a don move gaba, who was running for the nigerian presidency until june. he says, climate change has been more of a problem affecting global food supplies and the conflict in ukraine. the problem has been ongoing for a long time. our detox looked off to you that has to do with the structure of resources that we have from the wisdom colonial powers. that how long does the short term, shall i delete it from or doctor's? well, i'm here, which of course like russia has agreed. so i'll send you what you can she.

u. n. has launched 160000000 dollar appeal for emergency funding. a quoted malays here has sentenced the wife of the former prime minister, nat geo browser to 10 years in prison. after a corruption trial, rosman saw was convicted of all charges including soliciting and receiving bribes. it comes days after her husband was jailed for corruption, shall anchor the international monetary fund of strike a deal for a $2900000000.00 bailout. people have been struggling for months under the countries worst economic crisis since independence. it prompted mass demonstrations and forced the resignation of the president in july and those are the headlights that he is continues here on al jazeera, after witness next. ah . ready ah, in good morning, sarasota moore, emma, good morning newtown. she board underwriting wake up, wake up september 11, 9. that every time i met you today at keller, stir something up on me. i'm pretty sure it's 30 something up and where will you on that day? i knew where i was me and my mother was sitting in the kitchen. she mused dictiona

u. n. has welcomed that cease fire between the neighbors, though no formal agreement has been signed. a security council session was held to discuss the conflict. kristen salome has the details from the headquarters in new york. the u. n. is welcoming this tentative ceasefire after 3 days of fighting that left dozens of casualties on either side. the assistant secretary general miroslav young co spoke to the council and said he's worried that continued hostilities have the potential to destabilize the region. but he said that the un isn't in a position to confirm who instigated the recent round of fighting the armenian and also by johnny ambassadors took the opportunity and the council to blame each other isn't as we speak, we are receiving reports that the fragile c square is under threat. there are credible reports that azerbaijan is planning yet another military offensive, by widening the geography over the aggression, including from the direction of 90, javan to realized there are local, ambitious, towards establishing an excerpt theory, tauriel corridors through the silver interi

u. n. has launched a 160000000 dollar appeal for emergency funding samples ravi has this update from us in the province. well, we've been talking for days about flood waters coming from the north in other areas and coming down towards saying that we, we found where those waters have been stopped. people in this town of marian w district have been using sand and dirt, dirt at this point of time in the floods taking on a premium role in trying to hold back to flood waters. people are trucking in san filling up sandbags and warning people to stay away from these mud walls that have been built around the town to try to keep the water out of the town out from keep it from pouring into the town. know where i'm standing at street level is about 5 or 6 feet below the water line. let me show you where that is. you see the mud wall there behind me. and if you come up here, this is where the water level is and it goes on for a great distance. you can see everything is submerged. there are bits of road, th