but we have to wait for the security desk, j u n. k, a concert security decision. so it's better for the you went to, to be efficient and are to make sure they can satisfy or by peacekeeping and promoting peace ended. that's the only one that is satisfaction that can, can make people happy, especially to converse, population wish they are monday. normally it's are to protect the local population, but unfortunately that's not the case. and moving on now a new a u. s. news magazine held a dummy conference against ukraine slamming a list. it's produces the targets, international voices of opposition. many of those blacklisted, slum there, governments for funding here while it's continues to targets, opposing western voices. the u. s. congress through it. so appropriations has been funding the ukranian center for countering does information. and they are attempting by doing this to be able to control freedom of speech. not directly in this country, which it is clearly unlawful by, by having a foreign entity do it or where they can, where they can suppress free speech u

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but we have to wait for the security day, j u n. k. a concert security decision, so it's better for you when to, to be efficient and to make sure they can satisfy her by peacekeeping and promoting peace. and that's the only one such as that destruction that can, can make people happy, especially to converse, population wish they are mandates normally eats to protect the local population. but unfortunately, that's not the case in haiti now where thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest against the current governance that says the caribbean island nation has been gripped by rising crime and made a sky rocketing inflation. rates and demonstrations have been focused in the capital, puerto france, as well as other cities, triggered by increasing numbers of kidnappings and gang violence, and a nearly 30 percent inflation rate. there's wide spread out wage over the government's failure to control surging prices for essential goods and fuel, as well as a lack of jobs. many thanks for joining us here on our t international. as a

but we have to wait for the security desk, the u. n. k. a concert security decision. so it's better for the you went to, to be efficient and are to make sure they can satisfy her by peacekeeping and they're promoting peace ended that said, the only one set this satisfaction that can, can make people happy, especially to converse, population wish they are monday, normally eats are to protect the local population, but unfortunately, that's not the case. a u. s. news magazine has held a conference on the situation in ukraine slamming a list. the gift produces the targets international voices of opposition. how many those blacklisted are now criticizing their governments for funding ukraine? while it's government continues to target question opposition? the u. s. congress through it. so, appropriations has been funding the ukranian center for countering dis information . and they are attempting by doing this to be able to control freedom of speech, not directly in this country, which it is clearly on lawful fired by having a foreign entity do it, are where they can, where

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u. n. u. k watchdog has released the report of its investigation into ukraine's up reach a power plant. b, i. e says damage caused by fighting near the plant is called the great concern and the security zone must be established. the more flooding is expected in southern back is thought, but the release of water from the country's largest lake and today is half cut through the embankments of lake mancha, in sin, the province to reduce the volume of water threatening to flood properties down stream. villages in the path our home to more than a 100000 people and residents have been evacuated. well, i'll be a navy in it's continue to rescue people, but some are refusing to leave at home. so same disrupt reports from the district in sin, the province. the floods of turn, the edge of open fields and sins, province into the shorelines of an inland sea. a staging point for rescue missions, shuttling people to safety. those from the district. now wait and worry for the ones left behind. the village after

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when the k u n. a q has more from born authorities. argentina's, house of representatives held a special session on saturday. the idea was to show a united front all political parties putting their differences aside to condemn the assassination attempt against vice president. christina fed none this. the kitchener, she was attacked on thursday night as she was approaching her house and she was greeting supporters. a 35 year old man pointed a loaded gun to her face. the attack happened at a moment when argentina is very divided, inflation has reached more than 70 per cent and vice president could he see nothing . and as the kitchener is also facing a trial, she's being accused of fraudulently awarding public works during her 2 terms as president of argentina from 2007 to 2015. now, after she was attacked, there was an outpouring of sympathy towards her and of condemnation against this political violence, which in case she had been shot, it would have been a tragedy in this country. people united they

u. n, which have been negotiated with other john by the u. k. italy and many other countries over the past few months. and then finally, what's perhaps also important to mention is that turkey plays a role within the trilateral agreement. it has a monitor position, but a rather small one. and i think there is both space for more turkish involvement. and of course, also more your involvement on this in order to make any agreement between the 2 countries. more credible has got plenty more still ahead on this news hour, including the passing of britain's queen. we look at what else is changing in the united kingdom, sweden's prime minister, resigns after an unprecedented wind for the far right in elections on sunday. and later in sport vs ti's big 3 superstars come to the rescue in the champions league . ah. thousands of mourners are filing past the coffin of queen elizabeth. the 2nd body will lie in state at westminster hall for the next 4 days. a 5 kilometers long q is stretching through london as people wait to pay their respects. metropolitan

u. n. a. so high commissioner report is very, is the, is a very important, it is a k m face surveyed for the meaningful action by member state and the business community. so it is the time to act. so yeah, the in so we will see what the reaction for the world because and the united nation, a high commissioner and did it report actually this report was finalized last year september, but we are waiting. and finally, in the last day of michelle, by chill to leave the office than the if i the she, she, she, she is it a, had been a lot of pressure by the chinese government fighter is, is there is a button. so you will see it is that a time to act by that all government and in the national a mechanism. what is the action that you would like to see happen all? well, they know via a c major leave him a sofa united nation human right council. i had not any special session of that. we were josiah because this genocide take him. but is this in more than 56 years, but not single argent a section are taking place. so that's why be call you un who might cancel the. busy upcoming september is the september 12 or 51 s

u. n. some were pro western, it is one of those periods where doubles your politics has a sort of tectonic shift and the decline of the west european chaos, u. k. out of europe, the desperation of europe to get fossil fuels from africa. at the same time, they pretend that they care about climate change, which will hit africa. hardest pressure that both the west and the bricks block put on south africa. it's a tug of war that's reminiscent of the old cold war. and what would be logical behind the scenes is for us to offer you can make incentives and other support for south africa that are, i'm opposed to, would not otherwise get. washington is a way the changing of the dynamics to the old world order and one south africa to be at this point race here on the continent. the u. s. is expected to insights. i'm opposed with increased investment and trade a global powerfully to neutralize the bricks and russian influence on the continent . but power, if exactly what south africa needs right now, that countries scribbling power cars have intensified and will tail growth in the continent. second largest economy. while the americans and the europeans co

u. n. z nuclear watchdog says a fire has disconnected a back up line at ukraine's. is apple, which you have power plant. ah, chris johnson has given his last speech as u. k prime minister, he addressed the media outside his office saying he's proud to have served the country. johnson is now heading to bell moral castle in scotland to hand his resignation to queen elizabeth the new conservative party. later les tress will then visit the queen after him, and be asked to form a government. it's time for politics to be over clerks. it's time for us all to get behind lives, trust and her team, and her program and deliver for the people of this country. because that is what the people whose country want, that's what they need. and that's what they deserve. i'm proud to have discharged the promises i made to my party when a you were kind enough to choose me winning the biggest majority since 1987. the biggest share of the vote since 1979 delivering rex it delivering our manifesto committee included by the way, including social care, reforming social care, hoping people up and down the country, ensuring the britain is once again, standing tall in the world. let'

u. k is also part of a reserve currencies. so the year is the euro as a reserve currency, the dollar, the n and sterling is as well. so now we're one of the reserve company currencies of this, well, the all messing about, suddenly causing chaos. of the i miss things. this is a moment in history when the last thing i need is a country to start causing unnecessary cables. and so just a brief word then about government thinking, because with a country facing a recession, rising inflation and a post covey economic hung over. what is this new government hoping to achieve by these tax cutting measures? well, they have a theory. the theory is that it's like a sort of ronald reagan kind of, you know, a lot of money and give it to the rich and entrepreneurs in tax cuts. and they will learn, invest the money. they will build factories, they will, you know, invent things. they will count but earlier in the morning because they can make more money and they will then generate the kind of tax returns you need in the future as a country. all mean the britain goes from a gross right of about 100 percent, year to they think to the

said that she wants to make sure that the n h s a was also cared for and that she would be making sure that doctors appointments is very hot topic in the u. k. about getting appointments with doctors that may have to be able to see a medic are at the top of her agenda. of course, we'll get more analysis and more inkling of what liz trust is going to do and how she's going to act in the coming us here on out there. so we were going to far away on that story because less trust inherent say government that came to power in a landslide victory in 2019 but pulse suggest. the conservatives now trailing the main opposition labor party. emma heyward reports from grinsley in north eastern england on the challenges facing the new prime minister. 525. on a day when the states couldn't be hi, i'm getting the right price is everything. it may be 300 kilometers from downing street burton political future is being watched closely here. i'm hoping for honesty and integrity. i'm hoping that they're going to lead us out to be quite frankly, very worrying times. well, we won't change anyway. yeah, the media will focus on getting rid of virus and they got what

sit, the n a chest, the national health care system here, has been under extreme strain since the pandemic, which of course was, had all kinds of problems associated with it as well. so the u. k and especially england are going through a tough time. it's fair to say, and the queen is always been there. and we saw a great brief moment where we could all forget about the political turmoil with former prime minister boris johnson during the platinum jubilee celebrations. and all along here was packed with people celebrating the clean and she's just been parts of this nation's identity for so long and in speaking with people here today i'm i know that they don't know how to imagine the u. k. without her. and certainly these are shoes that no one will be able to fill column asthma, reporting from london and alex forest whiting. here with me in the studio, i want to thank you both so much for your time. well, the united states and its allies have announced a host of new military hardware to be sent to ukraine after meeting at the ramstein air base. here in germany, us defense secretary lloyd austin said washington was sending war ammunition for ukraine. high mars rocket systems, ho

u . k. remain strong. but the memory and legacy of empire appears to have left ethnic minority communities divide. it. i said big, i was just for the north of england. the u. n. children's agency says so called super floods in pakistan have left nearly 3 and a half 1000000 children in urgent need of help. unicef says stagnant mortar has led to an increase in malaria, dingey, fever and diarrhea. women and children, many malnourished and in poor health. in rural regions, a particularly vulnerable government of the southern seemed provinces. more than 900000 people were traded in the province on thursday. alone got me bullshit. it's extremely hot and was swamped by flood water. so we not only swim in this water. we also drink it because we have no other drinking water. we're not getting any clean water from the government, so we have no other option except to drink this. like water sheet is have made a come back in india and nearly 70 years after they became extinct. there. they were relocated from member b. i in southern africa, another 12 are expected next month as into one of them. this is the moment she has returned to india's national park. the big cats be

u. k. energy security group. thanks a lot for the pandemic climate change in the war and ukraine had been playing for lowering life expectancy and living standards around the world. the u. n. development program says 9 out of every 10 countries being affected, the lives of people in south sudan shot and new jersey declined the most switzerland norway in iceland, remain the talk forming countries with higher standards of living and life expectancies. let's go to hebrew. morgan has recently been to 3 of those worth rank countries. joining us now from cartoons who don. so tell us about your experiences and to what extent climate change has had an impact on what's going on. while a scene in those 3 countries over the past, peers, the impact of climate change leading to displacement of civilian hundreds of thousands of people being forced to leave their homes. and that is affecting development in those countries, for example, felt for them for the past 3 years, has been with missing heavy flooding that has led to dozens of villages submerged. and people displaced not just inside the country, but some into neighboring sudan as well. and we've also seen the same happening in cha

u. k. she was the queen. you heard the canadian prime minister there of 14 other countries around the world. so there is real shot for many. let's start here at the u. n. where we have a statement from the un secretary general currently about to land in pakistan because of those floods. he says, as the united kingdom longest lived in august, raining at stake when elizabeth, the 2nd was widely admired for her grace, dignity, and dedication around the world. she was a reassuring presence throughout the decades of sweeping change, including the dicola zation of africa and asia, and the evolution of the commonwealth. i asked the spokesman to the 2nd general short time ago when he read that statement to us, whether the secretary of the un will plan to attend the funeral of the queen. and they're obviously looking for the announcements that will be made by the government . they're all family and king charles about the, about the timing of that about that funeral. but certainly i think that he would consider going see the neighboring country to the u. k. the other large country, when they have a large country in europe is france. press macro, how much the qu