u. n. have actually been our most popular post in the last 2 years. so at the un enabled us to bring people, all kinds of people who never would have thought to click on the us website or you and you too much and to, to come to us. melissa, what was a b t s always saying to you just very briefly because we're almost at the end of the show. yeah. you know, what was really wonderful was to see the reaction of the fans which are called the b t. s. army, which was really just so full of positivity. and what i loved about it too was that they took time so many of them hunters that's about a 1000 and took time to comment and not just to say, oh thank you for bringing bts to the un, which they did. but also, i'm going to be the change that they're suggesting. i'm going to do things differently. i'm going to to, to learn more about the sustainable development goals. and so this was really wonderful way to see, i don't think we've ever seen this kind of engagement and positivity among become ordinary. then we talked about bts without playing them. so i'm going

the fact that we have seen a political alex set up 201213 by a very strong performing german chance or miracle in cooperation with the entire u. n. d u. s. having achieved historic break for a little bit. let's talk about that is a tribal, let's talk about the used roll here is quite crucial. we have in brussels. peter, peter, i mean, where is the you in all of this right now? i mean, it said that in order to join the block, both countries need to recognize each other and they need to sort this out. that hasn't happened in 21 years. no indeed to to accept to it to expect a serbia to recognize circle civil anytime soon. as probably not, not very realistic. i think in general the situation is, of course, very dense. the sculptures go back a very long time. but here, i mean, this is a region we're european union actually does have quite a bit of inference. and particularly on, on course of all over the even can even is playing a role in its, its institutions. it has the role in the appointment of judges, for example, a so, so mean if of all the conflicts in the world. i mean, this is actually an area where you could have some pull.

u. n. wasn't, have been trying to mark them on the school, pursuits dooley, you know, just make the un formats you in presence in even more complex. you know, let's keep calm, let's just focus on what we agreed last year. no one expected that we shouldn't be changing the rules screenplay by the us getting up there shouldn't been any hidden agendas yet. hi frank, it's your world. it's good to see you back here again. thank you for having this press conference. i wanted to ask you where you are in negotiations in terms of the start pack with the u. s. and also, in terms of these of nuclear weapons, your reaction to the recent missile launches by both north and south korea. what do you see as an incentive for can jump onto even come back to the negotiating table? with mr. scott, all the pros. yes, i'll start with the 2nd question, young signals from north korea. you know, when he's upset machine, he said he's demonstrate that they would like to see reconciliation with south korea. we have always welcome to direct dialogue between the 2 countries as well. i do show the previous use administration

u. n. will have had a man in charge for over 80 years. how important is it that your successor is referred to as matter? secretary general, i think it's something that makes full sense and i have to say that i've done a lot in order to make sure that gender equality and gender parity is the i would say the symbol of his organization. we have now gender parity in the 180 leaders of the u. s. u. s. system. and then our coordinators around the world. i have pushed forward a very strong policy in gender equality. there is only one thing i cannot do is to be a woman. so i am a man, but gender parity and gender equality for me, an absolute priority because generally qualities met sort of power. and the method of power in wolves that is male dominated and with a culture that is male dominated. and it is essential to changes. i'm telling you, could tara secor, generally united nations. thank you for talking to our justice was an enormous pleasure to be with you again. ah. when freedom of the press is under threat? you know, you just because i tho

u. n. members though, have never recognized kosovo as independent. the u house called on both sides to de escalate attention. costco and serbia must find solutions to diffuse the situation and agree on the way forward, the e. you will actively support these efforts, both cost of answer be and lead as a fully responsible for any risks to the safety and well being of local communities . well, we asked her guess what is driving the balkan stand off. they believe tufted support from the west is encouraging cost to vote. to engage in confrontation with survey european union, western politicians, calling on both sides to de escalate. when it's, as we said, only one side causing the country, and i actually had a chance to interview one of the officials of our courteous party. i'll be pretty being the prime minister of the so called republic. also with minute you started mary's name with mit. it, that was essentially a colony of the west. and this basically means that nothing that costs more does is done without approval of the united states. so it's basicall

u. n report said. we have to quadruple the amount of renewable energy deployed around the planet, which means we need to triple the amount of dollars invested in clean energy. no. thankfully the vitamin ist rations through the infrastructure package that's being worked on now plans to do just that. it plans to get us to 100% clean electricity by 2035 the plans to get us to nets. zero by 2050. so those are the main levers that we have, and we in america can be a leader around the world if we demonstrate our commitment to getting to clean electricity by 2035, which, by the way 85% of americans are in favor of, uh, that's going to be a signal to the markets, and that's going to help drive clean energy adoption and climate change solutions around the world, and we are saying the dramatic effects of climate change right before our eyes right now, with these extreme weather events on both coasts. appreciate you taking the time. andreas carell is executive director of revolve in san francisco and also the author of t

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u. n. and nuclear watchdog says his talks in iran have averted a show down between the islamic republic in the west. iran has agreed to allow inspectors to instill memory costs in surveillance cameras as sensitive you please sign. the cummings together of the jigsaw puzzle will come when that he's an agreement at the j c. p level. but at that time we will have all this. ready information and there will not have been a gap.

u. s leaving africana stan have drawn obvious parallels in the u. n is not fit for the for rise and terrorism in the saw how region of west and north central africa will have a close look at the story a bit later on in the progress that will st. greece and france were among european countries rocked by kobe protest this weekend sizes took to the city streets, angry new restrictions, passports, and vaccine mandates. and often police on stupid, bought a cannon and take us the the well, it's not just restrictions that are causing anger at the moment. because for many, the consequences of corona are still bite. a significant number of people to say they are still suffering symptoms of coven 19 long after they initially caught the virus one study last year, suggesting it can effect up to 25 percent of those infected. when we spoke, tiffany post a go now, who caught the virus a year ago and still hasn't recovered. come to my life. i changed to 2020 when i caught the code 19 fire. from that moment on, everything changed for me. several. and i started the the

u. n. can do small joe's have been using some of the domestic airports to try and get it in, but it is absolutely nowhere near enough. when you hear the united nation saying that they expected, almost a 100 percent of the population, could potentially be living under the poverty line in a round about 12 months, then it doesn't get any stalker than that. well, astro slaton is the country director for afghanistan within a week in refugee council. she says the situation is desperate. more than half a 1000000 people have already met drug area and they are at imminent risk of probation. i'm pleasing to death for the upcoming winter. in addition, this country is trying to recover our suffering from the consequences of the pun. danny, hope that with the collapsing public, there are the teachers going to get paid will. they was do work the most urgent need to save life. i mean, health care must come up and running the other day. i was hearing a very grave depiction on what will happen, boys forward, how many, hundreds and thousands of people will die. the public health sector cannot completely angels on

u. n. c's this as a very urgent. that's why they're having this flash appeal. one of the key players in that meeting over the u. n's, emergency relief called a coordinator martin griffith to joins me now. can i start martin beraskigy? how bad of things? very bad. indeed, they were already bad before recent events, the level of need enough gun it's done is always been significant these many years . but for example, we were trying to reach 2 thirds of the population before these events took place. now the shock to the system that withdrawal a certain funding for paying of salaries and so forth. the frontline health workers, the continuing drought, and as you say the, the oncoming winter. the situation is very, very dire indeed. hence this flash feel hosted by the secretary general. how worried are you about the collapse of basic services? i know that you and i've heard you can't even pay your own staff at the moment because of the, the collapse of the banking system. yes, the bank success of x, which goes and i was and so for us paying on national stuff is very, v

long civil war. jordanian and lebanese officials have edged washington to ease those measures in order to facilitate trade in the water country. the u. n says at least 350000 people have died in that conflict. her family, as of the victims of last year, buried port explosion have been staging another demonstration now in support of the judge who is investigating the incident on monday park bitter, had to suspend his prob, after a complaint by a former interior minister, then hold a report from the lebanese capital, the law family members of more than 200 people killed in the bay report. the explosion aren't angry and they're standing behind a judge under fire from lebanon's political establishment. taught at baton is leading an investigation into one of the largest non nuclear explosions in world history. it's been more than a year and there are no answers. the thought is doing that i job going on and that's what the price and the politicians are being accused of obstructing the prob, to avoid accountability authority, say the blast was caused by highly explosive material stored at a warehouse in the port illegal challenged by former i

u. n says governments and international donors have to put politics aside. the international community knows how to do that. they've done it elsewhere in the world, and they can do the same thing. and i've got this done. the international committee has done it in syria, in yemen, in other parts of the world. and we bags, and we pledged the and we urge the international community to apply the same principles of generosity that we have applied elsewhere in the world. that's where we are appealing for our, for i've got this done today for the children. if i've got install, i've got it done already, has one of the price child mortality rates in the world without international help . the u. n says many of the estimated 10000000 children here who rely on humanitarian aid to survive will die. child stafford al jazeera council. off canister was also on the agenda. ad talks between the casserole and french foreign ministers. they discussed how to coordinate humanitarian aid and future evacuations, and they also confirm that flights will be continuing out of cover air

u. n says governments and international donors have to put politics aside. the international community knows how to do that. they've done it elsewhere in the world, and they can do the same thing. and i've got this done. the international committee has done it in syria, in yemen, in other parts of the world. and we bags, and we pledged the and we urge the international community to apply the same principles of generosity that we have applied elsewhere in the world. that's where we are appealing for our, for i've got this done today for the children. if i've got some scottish done already has one of the price child mortality rates in the world without international help. the u. n says many of the estimated 10000000 children here who rely on humanitarian aid to survive. die. charles crawford al jazeera, called to lebanon. now where the newly formed cabinet is holding its 1st meeting at the presidential palace in battle. on friday, the new prime minister and president michele own signed a decree forming a government, the billionaire business men, nat geo. mccar

have enough to eat. with phase of that number could rise dramatically. d, u. n has also reported more than 1000000 people in madagascar have resorted to eating locus while leaves and character threats. madagascar produces the timing fraction of the world, annual carbon dioxide emissions, but it's suffering some of the worst effects with unreliable rains and crop failures. the wealthy program is warning of a severe humanitarian crisis. is southern that a gas go in the, the families are eating texas flowers, they're eating mud or eaten locus, just to survive and they're barely survive in this wrong. i'm look, this is heartbreaking him. we're literally watching children dying before the very own eyes. we've gotta help the innocent people in southern man. and guess if we get the support, we need the funds we need we can stop the suffering. surely the call is from the united nations food agency. she says the drought is having a catastrophic impact. yes, yes, this is now the 4th year where the farmers were entering into what we call bullying season. so this period bet

have enough to eat with fairs. that numbers could rise dramatically. the u. n. has also reported that more than 1000000 people in the country have resulted to eating locusts wild leaves and cactus fruits. madagascar produces a tiny fraction of the world's annual carbon dioxide emissions, but it's suffering some of the worst effects with unreliable rains and crop failures. shelley tacro is from the united nations wild food program. she says the drought is having a catastrophic impact. yes, yes, this is now the 4th year where the farmers were entering into what we call the lean season. so this period between planting and harvesting, and these people who live off the land survive of the land have been displaced by, by drought. they've lost their livelihood. they've had to celebrate thing. executive director, david beasley. i was with him on his mission and back in june and i stayed, and i spent time in the, in the, in the grand sued in the south traveling around meeting families. these families who have lost, who have lost everything and whatever they depended on fo

u. n. is cooling, a humanitarian crisis. we know that that have been a flight in recent days. there were a couple of flights at least yesterday. we know that there was a lot of aid coming in through the borders as well. but as we go forward today, this conference in geneva, humanity, you and conference calling donors for more aid, we know that there's going to be a lot more emphasis on that because so much more needs to be done. but i think, yes, i think the underlying message is yet again, and we have seen foreign ministers from other countries visiting casa as well in recent days, that again, the underlying message is one of look how does the international community deal with this? we're not gonna recognize it's all about, it's too early, but we have to engage with them. if this country is going to avoid the sort of economic humanitarian crisis that the u. n is saying and the right agencies is saying it's bright on the horizon. as you say, child's we've been getting these reports of food insecurity, the shortage of crucial things like medical supplies. i know you've been vis

they, we understand many of them have come back the u. n. c very committed to, to try and do all they can to keep the humanitarian coming in and get a lot more into charge. thanks very much. indeed. that's charles stratford in couple ah, i'm moving on to other world news now. natalie bennett is in egypt, on the 1st official visit by an any prime minister in a decade is met president of l. c. c. resorts, city on the sign i'm peninsula that talks will focus and issues including israel, palestine relations, and the sci fi in johnson. how are you force it has more from west jerusalem. this was an invitation that was given through the egyptian intelligence chief from the presidency c, during the intelligent chief's visit to jerusalem last month. and it is one which has seen the egyptians rolled out the red carpet or more accurately the israeli flag. there are pictures of the 2 men sitting together, natalie, but in front of it is ready flag. unlike what took place 10 years ago with benjamin netanyahu. there's obviously a real effort here from the

u. n. while they were consecutive states said it will have to be judged on its actions. despite professing that a new government would be inclusive, the announce list of names consist exclusively of individuals or members of the taliban or their close associates. and know when we're also concerned by the affiliations and track records of some of those individuals. we understand that taliban is presented this as a caretaker cabinet. we will judge it and them by its actions. international communities made clear, it's expectation that the african people deserve and inclusive government or west african block echo or her suspended guinea after sundays military coup. regional leaders have also demanded the military rulers release president, as i call day from custody. economic community west african states, will send a high level delegation to guineas capital con creek on thursday. the country's army as release political detainees held by the deposed government. and promised to set up a transitional authority. security has been stepped off in the french capital, paris, where the trial, if suspec

we have though, heard european n u. s. banks trying to reuse reassure their invest is that their exposure is limited. is it? well, certainly the nature of china is financial system being relatively close has limited exposure to external players. i think that we want to keep in mind the political context under which this crisis is unfolding. shooting ping is preparing to do something that is unprecedented in the modern history of china, which has to stand for a 3rd term as, as pertinent sharon man and president of china. and it's going to be essential for him in the run up to the 20th party congress next year to continue demonstrating his position of control or perception of his control in this crisis. whatever grand is really jeopardizes the image that she's paying is trying to project. now as they think about this, this is a great incentive for intervening in for in the crisis and to make an example of never grand. but as with all financial crisis, what we'll see is that the, the regulators, even if they think they hav

this our, the chief of the u. n's. nuclear watchdog says his talks in iran have averted a show down between these land mac republic and the west. iran has agreed to allow inspectors to install memory cars in surveillance cameras and it's sensitive that nucleus on the coming together of the jigsaw puzzle will come when that he's an agreement at the j c p level. but at that time we will have all this. ready information and there will not have been a gap. so i think with, with this agreement we have today we are going to be able. ready to do exactly that, because our foreign minister has met with taliban leadership to address, humanitarian and security in afghanistan. mohammed been up to rom, and l fanny is the most senior official from any country to visit since the groups tyco van. north korea says it has successfully tested a new type of long range cruise missile over the weekend. the us military said miss l test conducted by north korea posed a threat to its neighbors. i didnt, tanner's main opposition party is leading in the capital and the k province of one of fairies in the midterm prim

take a look at some of the top stories here on al jazeera, the chief of the u. n's. nuclear watchdog says he talks in iran have averted a show down between the islamic republic and the west. iran has agreed to allow inspectors to install memory cods and surveillance cameras and it's sensitive nuclear sign coming to get.

in the meantime, we're having a warning from the u. n. h. the all that says that there was a even larger, greater problem that he's learning in afghanistan, the 39000000 people that live, that the high commissioner for refugees, almost baking european union to keep it who does open the you says they are open, but. * as we've seen from that reinforcement of fences and sorry, isn't your idea that they could be deployed drones and patrols of the borders size . know how many people feel? we've had a similar course to keep food. food is open from the international rescue committee saying that you must not abandon people's lack chemist on. unfortunately, that is now how many people feel that they have been already abandoned. we spoke to maximilian crime and the german member of the european parliament who believes the best option would be to get the taliban to guarantee it won't retaliate against those who helped western forces. we spend a lot of money, a lot of time, a lot of life and they've got to make a more rest and place to make them got it

hello, i mainly am going into harvey's stories on al jazeera, the chief of the u. n's nuclear watchdog says he's talks in iran have averted a showdown between the islamic republic and the west. iran has agreed to allow inspectors to install memory cars in violence. cameras added sensitive nuclear sign . coming together of the jigsaw puzzle will come when that he's an agreement as a j c p devil. but at that time we will have all this. ready information and there will not have been a gap. so i think with, with this agreement we have today we are going to be able. ready to do exactly that, a plane from pakistan has just arrived in cobble. it's one of the 1st flights into afghanistan since the taliban to pakistan international airlines landed at 100 cars a port just a moment ago. the plane is loaded with vaccines and is due to return to pakistan with passengers. has it been cut as foreign minister has met with the taliban leadership to address humanitarian and security problems in afghanistan? mohammed been abdul rahman el sunny is the most senior official from any country to visit since the groups takeover. north kor

on josie ah, an economy on the verge of collapse pledges of more than a $1000000000.00 have been made through the u. n. to help i've got to stop. ah, hello, i'm down, jordan, this is down to the are alive and also coming up in the 1st visit to egypt by and israeli prime minister in a decade. natalie bennett, hope talks addiction by the end of the fcc. investigating claims of atrocities in the region. a, you and report funds, both sides of the conflict are responsible. and apple says if fixed floor that left i phone users worldwide vulnerable to spyware, made by israeli company, ah, more than a $1000000000.00 have been pledged by international donors to try to avert a humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. it follows an urgent appeal by the you entered a conference in geneva. foreign aid has dried up since the taliban takeover last month with poverty and hunger worsening our diplomat to get it to james bays. reports the un secretary general came to geneva with the aim of getting the international community to provide at least $606000000.00 to help. i'm going to stop before the end of the year. the people

would likely come too late for the thousands of patients on the border. political have al jazeera washington b, u. n's top refugee officials. filippo granby has said that the united states is mass expulsion of patients without hearing their asylum claims may be against international law. let's bring in. brian can cannon in marshfield, massachusetts. he's a human rights lawyer and founder of the institute for justice and democracy in haiti. bryan good to have you with us. so how significant then is this statement from, for the program, the and all these forced returns, even legal on the international law. the force returns of asylum seekers or not legal under either international law or us law. it's a violation of the refugee convention, which is one of the most broad li, signed and broadly respected instruments of international law. it's. it's a violation to send anybody back to a country where they're fully persecution and are subject to more persecution. many of the people being deported from expelled from, from texas, are people who have made a claim for asylum. they have a right under internationa

that has been there have been some warnings on conditional humanitarians him for instance, by the i shall see president p tomorrow. and we could also hear from stakeholders within the u. n. system similar concerns in, in the recent weeks for instance w h, who are you reassured about that after that conference today. and they have been also some calls for more inclusive humanitarian aid. and this morning, the high commissioner for human rise as they have been some attacks against i've got angels. how will the un be able to be sure that the humanitarian, the head will be inclusive now in afghanistan? thank you. well that's could be, it's meant was made, but i have to say that the what gets her motor said to they as my full support, humanitarian aids abides by you meditate in principles. humanitarian aid doesn't abide by political strategies. and in my opinion, if we want to protect the human rights of the people of, of can you stand the best way is to move on with the military and 8 and the engage the taliban. and take profits of that to meditate in a to push for those rights to be implemented. let's have no illusion. we are not trying to transform, i've got his son into

prepared and we can make sure that this doesn't happen so that we have the steps and the tools and the information. meanwhile, the u. n. face for the future, west africa saw how region is comparisons are made between petrol or french soldiers from the region on the removal of american troops from afghanistan, we'll have a close to look at that a bit later. this. our significant number of people say they are still suffering simps himself with 19 long after they initially caught the virus with one study last year suggesting it can effect up to 25 percent of those infected. we spoke with fully post gona who caught the virus a year ago and still hasn't recovered. come to my life, i'll change the 2020 when i caught the curve at 19 fire. from that moment on everything change for me. when i started the therapies, i was pregnant, emotionless and bad for a month and you know, hospital sit on cold. they told me to go to the hospital, but there were many covert patients and i was afraid i'd never leave the hospital news. i received medical care, no doctor to come on my own. after a month and a half i tested negative cobit the ni

and because we have seen the last to k, u, n s d had our team after the last election. so and know there's the new desire for something. and then i asked many students who are with me and even because we are in your counsel nowadays, really want to have a new, a new faith, like the green that i already said that the moon, the full, the green on the top of the leave, like that they're pretty oddity, and then the sd, and then the f, d p. so they, you thing that the parties the dream as to be an f b, i most likely to convey the democratic method. what part would you say social media has played and guessing young people engaged in politics when we all know that certain mediate has played very major roles, especially again the far and i think and part of like we know that these are the i was going to if we, if you read the program, you will see that this one a bad job. they want to bad the woman to go to the school by bidding a job. and that's what we're convinced we see nowadays that there are not only you have to be an f, b r, lydia various in the back. there are some othe

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have got to stop. you can see the country, the beautifully illustrated, the more out of what the u. n is up against here, of course, with pakistan saying as well, they would like to have seen a more inclusive government. but as you say, merge not happen. keep us posted this whole pounds. other guys have a senior correspondent. thank you. buy another big story is a lot of worries is going to be a tough windsor coming up because of energy problems. so i made record to you energy prices on a heavy dependence on unreliable renewables. poland show today, then the brussels now wants to find it for you think that unclean coal, even in this type of emergency, the block is slapping a big half a 1000000 euro penalty for every day. a coal mine near the check board or continues to operate was so says it's not paying those euros. the court of justice of the european union demands half a 1000000 daily fines from poland for the fact that poland did not leave its citizens without energy. and did not close the mines overnight, it is judicial robbery and slept in broad daylight. you will get a sent. th

maybe have international body funding come in and help the public sector a u. n. a conference or you and doing a conference for a guy. his son is due to be held on monday. the united nation is asking for some $600000000.00. what is your assessment of the current needs on the ground right now? what is the most urgent thing that needs to be done? well, the most urgent need to save life. i mean, health care must come up and running. the other day i was hearing a very grave depiction on what will happen going forward. how many, hundreds and thousands of people will die. public health sector collapse. angels on the ground. we can spare loss, so can be. but you cannot play a public sector international community solution and they need to come up with the new since the problem right now is that the international community hasn't been able to decide what sort of relationship it wants with this taliban lead government, enough ganeth son. and i do want to ask you ask about your on experience working under taliban role now in a kind of fun, how have your operations been effe

as we speak, we have not seen any of the world countries openly recognizing the efforts of thought of as a lawful redeem. as they said, we had the several of joint meetings with the u. n and vo and representatives and officials from reason the countries i'm other neighboring countries they are respectively have expressed some concerns and we should listen to them. however, we are still receiving officials and representatives from our muslim and reasonable countries. each and every country have its own policy, its own foreign policy. if they are willing to recognise the n minutes of taliban or the merits of his lamb as a ruler, redeem their welcome. on our part, we are in total control of our own home soil. there is no insecurity or any form of fighting or in fighting within our home soil. it is actually a student's.

they have more than 800 allegations of sexual exploitation or abuse reported in un missions globally since 2010. the most infamous case was a child at 6 trafficking ring set up by her lankin u. n. co pays cape is in hyfi between 20042007. in 2014 many abuses have been reported in central african republic, former un secretary general ben kramer encoded a cancer in our system. the code blue campaign by the aides for world group is calling for accountability for the abuse. it says the you and regular miss handles cases of sexual exploitation. and paula donovan is the co director of the aides free world group. she says the latest allegations of sexual abuse need to be passed on to the place. the world health organization has no authority to investigate criminal allegations of any kind. and it's preposterous that they should wait after receiving reports of abuse by their own personnel until the farm dose investigations, to bidders, and hired a firm and appointed their own commission. and done some very basic. what's the commission itself called prima pharmacy, or on 1st impression investigating to determine whether or not crimes had been committed. this is, this was not a criminal

u. n. sector general antonio terrace. talking about how many people have been vaccinated in the developed world and the richest countries on earth, and how few have been vaccinated in the developing world. he told us that 90 percent of africans have not had the 1st dose of cobra 19 vaccine. he went on to say it was a moral indictment of the state of the world. he said it was an obscenity. so president button trying to do something about that in this summit. his aims are, let me read you. the 3 aims vaccinate the world, trying to save as many lives as possible right now, and then build back better from the pandemic to go forward. and also to think about what would happen if there was another pandemic to have proper preparedness next time around. and that, you know, it's nations general assembly continuing for a few more days. what else can we expect from it today? quite a lot going on in the world of diplomacy, as i say, president biden's already left here, but he's going to be speaking to the french president for the my call on the phone about that. angry

u. n. it's focusing on more than 1000000000 people who currently have no way to prove their identity. the unverified include millions of refugees, traffic children, homeless and other people will never get a chance to establish documents and create a digital footprints that's so essential for more than line. here at zachary, can the united nations well program is using biometric technology. iris scans to provide aid to the can 75000 syrian residents. refugees can shop for their groceries with the blink of an eye. no need for bank card or registration pages. the system is quite aptly named. when a shopper has the iris scanned, the world food program system verifies the person's identity against the biometric database held by the un high commissioner for refugees. the u. n. h c. then it checks the account, balance, confirms the purchase, and prints and i pay receipt. all of this happens in seconds and according to the world food program, this not only makes transactions quicker but more secure than we use. biometrics authentication for 2 main reasons. one to guarantee 100 percent accoun

u. n. global warming summit due in november need. so says the u. k is incorporating enough on getting prosecutions. i wish to have a more collaboration of, of, from the part of the british authorities were fighting against and the crimes. and then the crimes regard. not romania and not going to beat them. in my opinion. it's a problem for all the product, october the on, but john, who says his investigation team is poorly paid and it faces intimidation from criminals, exposing your family, your life. it's a problem to be put on the mound, but john, who stay and besides symbolise is a different era of ways. crime now to wolf by matthew cartels, bribery, corruption, here and overseas. and there's pollution never seen before. coupled with inaction and apparent indifference in other european states. andrew simmons al jazeera, bucharest, and that is our show for this week. get in touch with us, my tweaking me actually by a g e and don't get to the hash tag a j, c t c. when you can or drop us an e mail counting the cost that al jazeera dot net is address. but it is more for you on line algebra dot com slash ctc. that w