u. n. join a conference has raised over $9000000000.00 to help pakistan recover from last year's catastrophic flooding. dozens of countries and international institutions pledge to die night money at the gathering in geneva. pakistani officials said the result was a court resounding success and could help other countries in distress fundraising. a similar way in the future will last year's floods killed over 1700 people and left millions without harms months on from the disaster. those affected still face huge challenges. the water is still standing in the fields of south east pakistan even a half year after the floods. this village became an island in the flood plain mohammad, whose man lives here with his wife and 6 children. the family home was largely destroyed as were their belongings. now the family is struggling to survive. it though, but good. yeah, i have no other source of income, but to go. my land is on farmable now and i can't plan for the next harvest and the water is receding. onl

u. n. development program. thank you very much for joining us today on al jazeera, some of those issues we'll be discussing later in the day among those we'll be talking to the foreign minister of pakistan. james, thank you very much and that's a diplomatic get as a james base and diverse stella had on al jazeera, not backing down protesters and peru, one president, dina bought a warranty to go and we look at the reasons behind the resignation of vietnam's president. ah hi there. it's been intensely cold across parts of south asia recently in particular, northern areas of india not been coupled with a fog issue. now the fog does remain, but we are going to see things start to warm up and temperatures pick up that could also get wetter. thanks. so wet and windy and wintry system that's pulling its way across iran, afghanistan into pakistan, and we will see some of that wet weather, trickling into northern parts of india before it turns to snow on the mountains. further south of this largely quiet and settled picture lots of warms coming through. it does start to dry up as well for sri lanka, bangladesh, seeing lo

such a meeting at u s u n with the under the auspices joined auspices of my office and that of ambassadorinda thomas greenfield and eu representative special envoy uh katharina von turbine is convening such a meeting in october so we we took your challenge before you threw down the gauntlets done and done. thank you so much to our panel of expert witnesses. we appreciate your service so much and look forward to working with you. going forward to continue to address this problem. thank you so much. we'll we'll take a short break so that we can change channels and then we'll resume in about two or three minutes.

u. n. and the international community take notice of what is happening on the ground. we call on o n u c, d h human rights organizations and social and indigenous movements of the world to join their voices, to demand respect for the lives of our peruvian brothers, defenseless victims of repression and exclusion politics. while following the statement by the former president, he was bound by the government of peru from entering the country. we spoke to peruvian activist cathy creo. you see that the states actions against the protesters and even morale lays are simply acts of racism. there is evidently relation between in the border through we believe. yeah, i mean, we're speaking about the same indigenous group. i'm our people. so and that's the evidence they will be. you know, yes, actions that will be supported is strongly and there was no proof however of the of that the government is saying. but what i think is that evidently racist attack is not only against ever, but obviously again the people, as i mentioned, it's mostly indigenous i, mara, that we have crap now have experienced the latest scaling and in the the action of bombing able from entering the country it's ju

u. n. and the international community to take notice of what's happening on the ground. we call on o n u c i d h human rights organizations and social and indigenous movements of the world to join their voices, to demand respect for the lives of our peruvian brothers, defenseless victims of repression and exclusion. politics. oh, we're talking big implications here. the chinese national currency is about to get a major boost in latin america amid a huge trade deal with argentina. that china is already one at one of our gym. tina's main economic partners and the currency swap, deal for the equivalent of roughly $20000000000.00. certainly has good timing. the south american country has been looking to increase its foreign currency reserves to fulfill economic guidelines as dictated by the international monetary fund. a china is argentina's, 2nd largest trade partner behind brazil. it's also the 2nd biggest destination for argentinian exports. now the currency exchange deal is to facilitate payments between the 2 countries in what currency chinese you, one and we heard from economic ex. but if the font cause not on what are potentially enormous implications, china has a stable mon

such a meeting at u s u n with the under the auspices joined auspices of my office and that of ambassador linda thomas greenfield and eu representative special envoy uh katharina von turbine is convening such a meeting in october so we we took your challenge before you threw down the gauntlets done and done. thank you so much to our panel of expert witnesses. we appreciate your service so much and look forward to working with you. going forward to continue to address this problem. thank you so much. we'll we'll take a short break so that we can change channels and then we'll resume in about two or three minutes. [indiscernible] i'm gonna ask everybody to take their seats. thank you. our second panel consists of representatives from for social media plan. we will be joined this morning the vice president of public policy, trust and safety, michelle, from united states and canada for twitter. kevin kane, the governor policies were youtube, and eric epstein, the public policies for tiktok. i'd like a tictac, but that's not the company's name. i will now recognize each witness for five minute

u. n. special wrapper tor, on the palestinian territory. she's joining us live from tune his thank you very much for being with us on al jazeera miss albany. see? first of all, how do you view these latest escalations? how concerned are you that the operation we saw in jeanine on thursday could be the 1st shot in a coming large res, really operation? well, mr. assistant is that yesterday's attack engineer violates international law in my amount to international crimes procedure procedure to go under universal jurisdiction. and early stages of the i c c. i can, i'm worried and he don't say for some, for most of the normal this violence in your p t o would occur if israel, where any to legal, how century older today should immediately and are conditionally as required by international law. because a, we tend to see them, we tend to focus on it each events, all the violence as if it was the actual parking barza over a long history of violence from army connected to d. your commission, or is any since very presence leo video pretty various concerned that the

joins us from berkeley, california. it's good. have you on the show, james? the u. n. says that half of ukraine's energy infrastructure has been destroyed by russian attacks. you wrote in a recent eli op ed piece that you blame part of this condition, this the, that miserable condition on western technology explained that. why is it so well, thank you for inviting me back to, to the show. and i last time when we were discussing, we also talked about infrastructure damage. it was right at the beginning of the infrastructure strikes when, roughly half of the infrastructure had been hit in a space of 2 weeks. and we talked that about the resiliency of ukraine's energy system. now i, yes, i think that there is a part of the damage that has occurred to ukraine's infrastructure that can be pin on the provision of western technology to russia, which is a continuing continuing process since the beginning of the warrens and somebody long before then let me put it a little bit into context because it sounds little bit stock when put like that. in november we released a recommend

we call on o n u c i d h human rights organizations and social and indigenous movements of the world to join their voices, to demand respect for the lives of our peruvian brothers, defenseless victims of repression and exclusion. politics ah, shifting gears, hair, a top us commander says washington, successfully prepared for the ukraine conflict and all the u. s. should follow the very same playbook in the asia pacific as it ramps up his positions all around china. why have we achieved the level of success we've achieved in ukraine a big part of that has been because after russian aggression in 2014 in 2015, we earnestly got after preparing for future conflict training for the ukrainians. pre positioning of supplies, identification of sites from which we could operate, support and sustain operations. we call that setting the theater and we are setting the theater in japan, in the philippines and in other locations of his a situation has drawn parallels with the u. s. actions pertaining to the ukraine conflict. a similarly, the u. s. ramped up its military presence in former soviet and easter

we call on o n u c i d h human rights organizations and social and indigenous movements of the world to join their voices, to demand respect for the lives of our peruvian brothers, defenseless victims of repression and exclusion politics. while following the statement by the former precedence, he was bound by the government of proof from entering the country. we spoke to peruvian activist kathy, a korea who said that the states actions against the protesters on the evil morality are simply acts of racism against the indigenous population. there is evidently relation between in the border through which, i mean, we're speaking about the same indigenous group. if the i mar up people. so that's, that's evidence they will be on, you know, yes, actions that will be supported it strongly. and there is no proof. however, of the of the government is saying, well, what i think is evidently racist attack is not only against ever, but obviously again the people, as i just mentioned, it's mostly indigenous. i mara, that don't have crap. now have experienced the latest killings and the big action bonding

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u. s. energy information administration forecast record high gas production in the country with l n. g export set to increase by 16 percent. let's learn more in cross live now to watch contributor rachel moss and joining us live on the program . rachel, so at a time when europe cut off russian energy and is now paying through the dairy air for american airline, g, it seems the united states is just banking big prophets. now, what do you have to say? now the bottom line is that green europe is fueling a black gold rush in the u. s. the nation's power authority, the energy information ministration, just announced the gas production is had a record high and it's set to spike even higher this year. and the great gas station, i mean, the great state of texas also achieved a record personal best for natural gas output. exxon mobil hit the jackpot with record profits last year of $55000000000.00. so guess what? that means. green dreamers, it's big oil spending spree time. here comes another new exxon power plant free to protest. scheduled for 2027 or 2028. sure. it's a higher than plant, but how's that hydrogen going to be produced? hydrogen is mostly produced from fossil fuels, inconvenient, dirty little se

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