u. n. have all backed calls for full investigation into kelly. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. north korean leader kim john own has described the coven 19 outbreak in his country as a great disaster. the country reported 21 deaths from the disease on friday. the state news agency says more than 280000 people are being treated for covert 900 symptoms. the funeral has taken place of the president of the united arab emirates, shake halifax bins. i had, i'll nan. nan died on friday at the age of $73.00. he has ruled the gulf states since 2004. the government has declared a 40 day morning period. love it or low fit. one of the biggest nights for pop music fans is happening this weekend. yes, it's your vision time and this year the song contest takes place. enter in italy, in a competition as heavily politicized as your vision. it comes with a little surprised that one song seems to be a clear favorite o ukrainian for hip hop and colors. orchestra is riding a wave of good will at the eurovision song contest th

u. n. have o back calls for a full investigation into kelly. at before we got his reminder of the top story, we're following for the sal, ukrainian forces appear close to climbing, victory of rushes, attempt to take the 2nd largest city hockey. western military analysts say russian troops were withdrawing from areas around the city due to limited reinforcements, and he pretty encountered an attack a fit for now coming up as long as means football tennis that has been struggling, that the women are the best in europe after the break before with it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important shaping to morrow now. exploring.

u. n. have o backed calls for a full investigation into her kelly. now some of the stories making headlines around the world. north korean leader, king jung own, has described the coven 19 outbreak in his country as a great disaster. the country reported 21 deaths from the disease. on friday, the state news agency says more than 280000 people are being treated for coven 19 symptoms. massive fire in an office building in new delhi is killed at least 26 people. dozens more were injured in the police said they were looking into what may have caused the blaze of the view. one of the complex has been arrested. the funeral has taken place of the president of the united arab emirates shakily for beans. i had a died on friday at the age of 73. he had ruled the gulf state since 2004. the government has declared a 40 day morning period to sport now and the blunders legal wraps up this weekend. and there are tense battles ahead at both. the top and bottom of the league has a berlin and stood guard both hoping to secure safety from relegation or lapse in pole po

u. n. have all packed calls for full investigation into hercules. our jerusalem correspondence on your kramer. she joins us snell. tanya, you were and st. joseph's hospital when israeli police on charged the pall bearers . can you tell us what you witnessed? wireless absolutely shocking scene stare at st. joseph hospital. we were actually reporting from there. we were standing outside the gate. there was already a heavy police presence that had cordoned offer the st surrounding the hospital and wants to casket actually appeared. the police are a rush to into the courtyard, which is also the main entrance to the hospital. and we heard stun grenades because at the same time then mounted police was just a disc. we're pushing against the people out standing outside and dispersing them in the street. be also saw, you know, they were taking down many of the palestinian flags before morning, had waged palestinian flags. now d is where the police had said in a statement afterwards said nationalistic tans and stones western prompting the police to rush in. b

u. n. have o back calls for full investigation into her kelly w's. jerusalem corresponded tanya kramer was at st. joseph's hospital when police began firing. she told me what she experienced. oh wow, was absolutely shocking. scene stare at st. joseph hospital, we were actually reporting from there. we were standing outside the gate. there was already a heavy police presence that had cordoned off the street surrounding the hospital. and once to casket actually appeared the police and rushed into the courtyard, which is also the main entrance to the hospital. and we heard stun grenades because at the same time then mounted police was just this. where a pushing against the people are outstanding outside and dispersing them in the street be also saw, you know, they were taking down many of the palestinian flags before morning, had waved palestinian flags. now d is where the police had said in a statement afterwards said nationalistic tans and stones western prompting the police to rush in. but for m

u. n. have made office to provide north korea with vaccines with whatever is necessary to help it fight. cope in 1900. but these off has happened met with silence and on saturday that the leader said again that they are ready to offer aid to north korea when it comes to fighting. the crone of virus battle abide and also said he wanted to expand the u. s. relationship with the region beyond security to an economic partnership. what exactly will that involve? because the u. s. president was also keen distress in the same conversation. he was talking about a trade deal if he's talking about the an economic framework, this is the endo pacific economic framework. he's going to unveil that formerly on monday in tokyo. now this is not a traditional free trade agreement, as we know it, it's not going to offer members market access to the us. it's not going to offer the lowest tires for their goods. what it is instead is a platform where countries can coordinate policies on a wide range of issues from di

have you with us. about 30 civilians managed to flee the besieged as of stall, still factory and ukraine's. mario pull the city this week amid help from the u. n . and the red cross, the factories underground levels are believed to be the last pocket of resistance by ukrainian nationalist troops with an unknown number of civilians being held. their russian forces have surrounded the plant for weeks calling for those inside to come out and surrender and stop using civilians as human shields are cheese. but i've got to have reports from the outskirts of the industrial complex. this is deal with just real complex. everything you saw then you fly. now, a week ago, we could only come fly over here with our drawn, but i wanted to have you with that is all part of the industrial side itself, including the red buildings right underneath has that is where thousands of your great nations and the regulars and the hostages that they are still holding, that is where they were more or less said he had deep in shadow when the sun sets on the other side, that is when ukrainian started was become very all over the place. because look at it, 180 degree view in

u. n. may have been repeating something he'd 1st postulated at least 3 years ago. but this latest statement came as a sucker punched to washington, while it's already having to deal with russia's push to reimagined the world order . and it's still like moscow's alone in this fight torsos and china, russia co operation, has no limits, are striving for peace, has no limits. our upholding of security has no limits or opposition towards had gemini, has no limits. america's traditional, middle eastern side kick, saudi arabia seems to be blind citing. it's big brother to buy making progress in sewing ties with iran. the saudis are effectively throwing off the divide and conquer approach that worked so well for the u. s. there, the russia ukraine conflict is likely to accelerate a longstanding transition to a multi polar world. one that will be increasingly shaped by a competition over strategic connectivity. and while some historic allies drift steadily away from washington, it's rivals aren't getting any clothes either. mainly because the u. s. believes that coercive di

u. n says more than 72000 people have been displaced in just one week. is due to fighting between the army and the m. 23 rebel group. the u. n said around 7000 people seeking safety had crossed the border into uganda in the last week alone. israeli police have class with palestinians at the alex, a mosque in jerusalem. the unrest comes ahead of a plan nationalist parade through the old city. israel says the march is meant to celebrate its capture of east jerusalem in the 1967 biddies war. but palestinians view it as a provocation, landslides and flooding after a heavy rains have left at least 30 people dead in northeast and brazil. more than a 1000 people have been forced to flee their homes. experts say climate change is turning rainy. season downpours into extreme weather events that have killed hundreds of people in brazil over the past year. and staying in brazil, where a wave of protest has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police. the 38 year old died of asphyxiation after he was held inside the boot of a

u. n. again, we have to see, i think, clearly i think that china has shown a commitment to being a responsible stakeholder in the global system. so i think we have that. now, the other thing is that i think that the dollar, the, i will not replace the dollar. ringback but certainly having an alternative, it could be very valuable and i think will have profound geopolitical consequences because one of the results are not just dollar gemini, put the dollar becoming pure fee money after 971. when the link with. busy gold was severed, is that it allowed us essentially, to print as much money as it wanted to buy things domestically and globally that had wanted. and one of these things that it wanted was a global military footprint. so the u. s. i believe the u. s. military budget is more than $800000000000.00. now that if the u. s. is constrained in its ability to essentially print io use that are not backed by a thing. certainly, that will cause a change in its ability to spend, including spending on the military. so i think this is another very, very important consequence of what we're witnessing

u. n says more than 72000 people have been displaced in just one week. is due to the fighting between the army and the m. 23 rebel group, the u. n said around 7000 people seeking safety had crossed the border into uganda in the last week alone. as of israel nationalists amassing through the house of jerusalem to mark israel's capture of the old city in the 1967 middle school scuffles broke out between jews and palestinians ahead of the parade. the ham as militant group has threatened to repeat last year's rocket attacks if the route of the march is not changed. landslides, in flooding after heavy rains have left more than 40 people dead in northeast. in brazil. more than a 1000 people have been forced to flee their homes, expert se climate change is turning rainy. season down falls into extreme weather events that have killed hundreds of people in brazil of the past year. and staying in brazil, a wave of protest has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police. the 38 year old died of asphyxiation. offrey was held i

u. n. and the red cross have completed the fast phase of evacuating civilians and the as of style steel plant and mary paul, more than a 100 civilians headed to ukrainian controlled territory and to areas held by russian forces and eastern ukraine. mosquito managed to day. finally, we managed to stop the evacuation of the people from as up style. after many weeks of negotiations and many different meetings, people calls countries proposals. finally, there was not a single day that we didn't try to find a solution to ensure the safe rescue of those people to day for the 1st time during this war, this vital safe passage started working 2 days at cease fire on the whole territory . and we managed to rescue more than 100 people, civilians, women, and children who were hiding it as of style. the speaker of the us house of representatives has thank you queens, president for what she described as his fight for freedom. visits in cuba, nancy pelosi pledged continued american support, have a lot amuse lensky. meanwhile, the russian military is accusing ukraine of shilling its own civilians and village

u. n. a. again, we have to see, i think, clearly i think that china has shown a commitment to being responsible stakeholder in the global system. so i think we have that on. the other thing is that i think that the dollar of the grant, i will not replace the dollar, but certainly having an alternative or could be a very valuable and i think will have profound to your for the results of not just dollar had gemini put the dollar becoming pure theat money after $977.00 is that allow the u. s. socially to printers? my things are domestically and globally that had wanted and one of these things that it will military footprint. so does more than $800000000000.00 and now are there in its ability to essentially print io use that are certainly about will cause a chain. this is another very, very important question. let's leave it here. it's been a great pleasure talking to you. thank you very much. ah mm mm ah, ah, needs to come to the nurse landscape destination. linda king house lamps, and i need to pardon speedy. when else calls about this, even though we will van in the european union the from the s

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ok, so why we talking about this while the n u d t and other chinese universities like it have been getting help in their mission. from right here and your d. w in its partners in the china science investigation, have been investigating links between these institutions and european universities . and we've discovered a huge array of connections. including almost 3000 scientific publications, co authored by both sides, some on highly sensitive subject. german researches have worked on more than 230 papers with the n u d t. so this is a big trove of papers. we looked at a lot of them and a lot of them seem quite a lot kids, but we also find some papers that might have a dual use applications. so that means they could be useful civilian, but also for military purposes. one quite interesting example is a study that looks at how you contract groups of people. and china, of course, is the surveillance state that might have an interest in tracking. for example, a certain ethnic group like the week is. so you can see this is an interesting example that could have civilian but also more nefarious mi

u. n says 72000 people have fled fighting and democratic republic of congo in recent days. government forces are battling rebels from the m 23 group. many congolese have sought refuge in neighboring uganda. malcolm web reports ah, tens of thousands of people in the east of the democratic republic of congo have fled their homes in fear of their lives. environment that was m 23 rebels that were chasing us. the n 23 rebel group is taken several small town. some of the residents have fled to neighboring uganda, others towards the regional capital goma churches in schools like this one. over run with people seeking shelter. luna merger. we saw people being killed by stray bullets and those who could save themselves or hear the congress ami a launch to counter offensive and be taken some of the territories. congress government says neighboring veranda is behind them. 23, supporting it with weapons and soldiers. rwanda denies it new post, so we have the government don't believe that the m $23.00 rebels themselves have the military equipment which they claim to have on the ground, according to the r

after a boat carrying migrant sank off the coast of tunisia, some 24 people have been rescued. the u. n's migration agency says the boat settle from neighboring libya before it sank near the too busy and city of some acts. whatever british prime minister bars johnson has received a final report into a series of lockdown breaking parties in his offices. the report could increase pressure on him to resign. it comes as new photos emerged of alcohol fuelled gatherings at downing street. while the rest of the country was unlocked. russia is stepping up its attacks on ukraine's eastern don bass region. heavy fighting is reported in and around the industrial city of city to don't ask. the regional governor says at least 12 people were killed by shedding. moscow says it will continue, it's offensive until it achieves it's goals. will the w, my ts billina is in the city of crime, a tours can ukraine's eastern don boss region and joins me now. i go to see my ts now. how is ukraine doing in its efforts to defend its territory in don bass? well i am now at the regional capital of the ukrainian her te

u. n and the red cross have completed the 1st phase of evacuation civilians from the as of styles steel plant and mary apple. more than a 100 women and children headed to ukrainian control territory and areas held by russian forces in easton ukraine. mush these managed to day. finally, we managed to start you back, you ation of the people from as up style. after many weeks of negotiations and many different meetings, people calls countries, proposals. finally, there was not a single day that we didn't try to find a solution to ensure the safe rescue of those people would to day for the 1st time during this war. this vital safe passage started working 2 days of ceasefire on the whole territory. and we managed to rescue more than 100 people, civilians, women, and children who were hiding it as of style. meanwhile, the speaker of the us house of representatives has thanked ukraine's president to what she described as his fight for freedom visiting cave, nancy pelosi pledged continued american support. still, russia is intensifying attacks aimed at seizing more territory and eastern ukraine

u . n. and international red cross have arrived in the vicinity of the steelworks. we do know that a number of civilians did come out a yesterday saturday, up to 20 of them. we don't have any figures about how many did come out today if any at all, or do you and at this point is not giving any details, but it is saying that the operation is continuing. it takes a lot of work. it takes a lot of coordination between the ukrainian side and the russian side, a lot of mediation and a lot of vetting of those who are coming out. so this is going to be a lengthy operation that can take a few days. we probably, at some point going to start seeing buses arriving here in the upper region about a 3 hour drive under normal circumstances. that may be much longer because of the current situation on the ground. but certainly it is a very delicate air evacuation that do you and the red cross are handling and they're trying to give as little detail as possible. but they are saying it is continuing and at the moment seem it's things seem to be going as smooth as it's possible in a bat

u. n and the red cross have completed the fast phase that evacuating civilians from the as on styles steel plant and mary paul, more than a 100 women and children headed to ukrainian controlled territory and to areas held by russian forces and eastern ukraine. managed to day, finally we managed to start the you back, you ation of the people from as up style. after many weeks of negotiations and many different meetings, people calls countries, proposals. finally, there was not a single day that we didn't try to find a solution to ensure the safe rescue of those people to day for the 1st time during this war, this vital safe passage started working 2 days at cease fire on the whole territory . and we managed to rescue more than 100 people, civilians, women, and children who were hiding it as of style. meanwhile, the speaker of the us house of representatives has thanked ukraine's president for what he described as his fight for freedom visiting tear. and nancy pelosi pledged continued american support suit. muslims around the world are celebrating the 1st day of either fitter, marking the en

we do know that in india they have been put under pressure to condemn versus role in the ukraine. conflicts. i don't see all of these in the here in the u. n. i don't feel this in my context with our counterparts in the u. n. and in the security council, i have the opposite ceiling. i believe that this whole situation revealed what's, what lies beneath the geopolitical exercises of the west sound. a lot of countries have really understood it with all clarity and we feel that there is good degree of support or at least of understanding what we are doing. and a lot of people here in the cool, ours are encouraging us and seeing that they understand the reasons behind our special meaning sort of the ration ukraine. not all of them are of course, staring day or 2 towards these openly. but i don't feel that the western countries succeeded in kind of imposing one sided version of the winds on the whole of the wide membership of the year. and this was maybe the initial several days. but then the countries started to analyze what's happening. and we also were very active in bringing objective information, so that was them. and so i think that the s

have to vet every single person coming out. so it is an extremely long process, and if you recall, i mean the u. n. and the red cross conway have arrived in or you pull on saturday. and it's only she day that there is some movement and only about a 100 to a $120.00 civilians. of those that were in the as of cell steel plant are coming out. we still don't know how many are still inside is relieved. maybe this, they were up to a 1000, so maybe 900 are still in there is all quite fluid. i spoke earlier to the mayor of new paul who is here in the upper region. he said to me, well, today is the big day of evacuations because apart from the un called void it, everybody here is waiting for. ah, there's also another evacuation that is happening is been facilitated again by the un and the red cross. but those are for people who are outside of the of the plant civilians. we live in different areas where you pull out a meeting point has been announced and buses have been sent to that meeting point. but we still don't know if that convoy is actually going to be on the move anytime soon. villages and towns are b

the survivors have been handed over to representatives of the united nations and the red cross. the u. n says so far more than 500 civilians have been rescued from the as off stall planned, where ukrainian troops are holding out against a heavy russian assault.

u. n. food and agriculture organization. the finding states high inflation and food commodity prices have brought 7000000 more people into the poverty compared to previous year. the u. n. monetary and response plan for the country, a set of just a rebellion us dollars. nigerian presidential candidates adama garber the 2nd say the west has only paid attention to the crisis in nigeria because it's seeking more allies and it's on the russian crime. you in 60 general finally come to nigeria. i which i believe it's not timely. why? because it's looking more to see it, it seems to me that because of depression, that the west or my tool is 1st thing from russia, that is all of these functions on the crisis. grading down to display should match it up once again. and by coming to show it was that you have to get all which i believe is actually not right. we do so funny. discursive the past 2 years now has never been been in a strong commitment from united nations ever been bro, mrs. from new york. but not to leech, i'm down here to the bits of biology. don't visit are, but is to the fact that i don't believe it will help, even, i mea

u. n and the red cross have completed the 1st phase of evacuation civilians from the as of salt field fountain mary of hope. more than a 100 women and children headed to ukrainian control territory and areas held by russian forces in eastern ukraine. meanwhile, the speaker b. u. s. house of representatives has thank to ukraine's president for what she described as his fight for freedom. during a visit to cue, nancy pelosi reassured rodney zalinski of continued support and russia is intensifying attacks aimed at seizing more territory in east and ukraine. the town of dub ramaya was targeted on saturday. 7 people were injured when a residential buildings struck. no muslims around the world all celebration the 1st day of it are fitter mocking the end of the holy month of ramadan. $200000.00 palestinians attended prayers at the alex and most comp. tension has been high and recent weeks following israeli incursions inside the mosque, while stephanie decker reports now from the entrance to the alex a compound in occupied eastern. what you're seeing behind us is there is a massive crowd now covering,

u. n. food and agriculture organization. the finding states high inflation and food commodity prices have brought 7000000 more people into food poverty compared to the previous year. the u. n g, monetary and response plan for the country, a set of just a rebellion us dollars. nigerian presidential candidates adama garber the 2nd say the west has only paid attention to the crisis in nigeria because it's seeking more allies and it's on the russian crime. you in 60 general finally come to nigeria, i which i believe it's not timely. why? because it's looking more to see it. it seems to me that because of depression, that the west or my tool is present from russia, it is one of the functions on the crisis. you don't have to ship with it once again. and by coming to show it was that the up to get all which i believe is actually not right. we do so funny. discursive food, g is, yeah, has never been in, in a strong commitment from the united nations ever been with bonuses from new york, but not to leech. i'm down here to the bits of biologist don't visit, or that is to you for that. i don't believe you will help you been, i mean, rea

the survivors have been handed over to representatives of the united nations and the red cross. the u. n says so far more than 500 civilians have been rescued from the as off stall plant where ukrainian troops are holding out against a heavy russian assault. cuban president miguel diaz canal.

the survivors have been handed over to representatives of the united nations and the red cross. the u. n says so far more than 500 civilians have been rescued from the as off stall plant where ukrainian troops are holding out against a heavy russian assault.

u. n. european union and world food program says a 193000000 people in more than 50 different countries didn't have enough to eat last year. that's $40000000.00 more than a year before conflict. extreme weather and the pandemic are the main reasons for the increase content. monahan reports on the situation in ethiopia, which is suffering its worse drought in decades. this used to be fertile, grazing land. now it's just dry as a bone. life is growing increasingly difficult for these nomadic herders in eastern ethiopia and others like them across the horn of africa region. many feel powerless as they wash their livelihoods disappear beneath the sand. welcome had there is not a single animal left for us. hardy welcome. conditions are really hard and this drought is much different from previous ones. we've never suffered like this. the regions worse drone decade has killed nearly 1500000 animals from the herds. people here say it's part of a new pattern of weather that's threatening their way of life. the puzzle is, you know, as soon as they know they're trying to recover from the other drug and all th

u. n. 193000000 people in 53 countries, didn't have enough to eat last year. that's $40000000.00 more than the year before . if you, if you have madagascar, south sudan and yemen are among the worst affected. where more than half a 1000000 people are facing catastrophic conditions, including starvation and death. around 26000000 children under the age of 5, a malnourished and in need of urgent treatment. they're having to self assets having to skip meals or having to engage sometimes in very, very dangerous behavior. and of course the situation is also reflected than in acute malnutrition. particularly a very, very young children, those that are on the 5. and ultimately of course, loss of life, we have access access to s x s mortality. the horn of africa suffering, it's worth drought in decades. the u. n says millions are at risk of starvation and todd communities are being displaced. quinton monahan has more this used to be fertile, grazing land. now it just drives a bone. life is growing increasingly difficult for these nomadic herders in eastern ethiopia an

u. n. and the red cross have completed the 1st phase of evacuation civilians from the as of styles steel plant. and mary, a poll more than a 100 women and children headed to ukrainian controlled territory, as well as areas held by russian forces in eastern ukraine mesh.

also for having north korea as struggling with its 1st acknowledged outbreak of the corona barris. officials are reporting nearly 2000000 people with fever symptoms and more than 60 deaths. the u. n is wanting that north korea's lack of medical resources and vaccines could have devastating consequences. a warlike approach to an invisible enemy. north korea is putting on a show of strength to young footage from state media shows thousands of army medics have been mobilized one. i'll begin family as always is front and center your peer to turn. some didn't data for you, ma'am young. your plan would be to your to display it may not be enough to combat be a patent wave of cobra. 19 global fios of a public health crisis remain high. the democratic people's republic of korea, d p r k, has announced to their to state media their 1st outbreak of koby 19 doubly joys, deeply concerned at the risk or further the spread of coffee 19 in the country, particularly because the population is unbox. united. not korea has one of the woods was health care systems. it's hospitals are believed to be poorly equipped with few intensive gay units. and it's one of the only do you when members days that ha

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