he's a hard liner on immigration and china u. n. n. bassinger nominee, at least the phonic is a congress woman who serves on the intelligence and armed services committees. robeto's and the phonics nominations haven't attracted much attention so much for the establishment. controversial nominees have been receiving lots of attention. health secretary, now many robert f. kennedy junior, has condemned cobit vaccines and promoted unproven, and sometimes dangerous medical treatments. pete hague says the defense secretary, nominee is a tv presenter, myers, and sex scandals and tulsa. gabbert domini for director of national intelligence has been accused of spreading pro russian propaganda and has never held an intelligence post. all 3 share, a lack of experience and of shocked the establishment. do the nominees have publicly endorsed trumps america 1st policy views. they're suspicious of alliances like nato, in favor of the us withdrawing from the international order. it helped create many, including tom homan, the nominee for border securi

they are discussing funding in casa, under the u. n. n g. how soon us on an lloyd's view and speakers for there's funding that for sharing with us this funding in facts about the hold of funding reality over the fed as team people in the guys this to especially in the most of them part of the gaza strip by them president, the very set of by the, of hundreds of thousands of palestinians is at stake. notably in northern does. they are being killed. i'm starved to death. move them like cats in from one place to another, from one desk to another. according to the most presented category of age, among those killed out of children, notably from age 5 to 9 and newborns to 40 years old. and there are kids main disabled for life. and today too often starving dramatize there is no the god for the children's lights, the old civilian lives. naughty god for international law, or the most basic basic cruise. what was humanity? there is a bruton, but a buddy pool against the palace, teen young people. unrelenting in humane criminal attack against every shr

and the u. n. n. did this simple democratic that they told us a such as that. and so what am i to, to, to my food in the case all fair and then you and you can even say to say it is 2 things. one, but let to day we or the my daughter to be respected because now able to sing as that is being done, then it's a waste of time, as long as this, or that country, which has good federal power, doesn't agree, it will revert to a very progressive court decision, if a you and decisions with biting is loading and that will weigh everything in the middle east. they made me progressive resolutions that with a towards m. as in advice you eh, what could have taken a piece for the gold wrote that said less not expanded the network to the police, to a point where we put it in place and stuff btn, secrete and it's sort of need to because it will be forced to defend itself, i often hear a lot of people advocating for africa to have a permanent voice within the un security council. you mentioned that just now, but i would like to know from you what exactly needs to be done for afri

there must tickets to the u. n. n to paul for the containing of the act of federal credit because that i'm acceptable by the one to it. a good the pockets of this. but what would you say needs to reform in international institutions to literally be able to hold call figures to account even given the fact that those instances, for example, with a barrel coupon, that you've accused them of allowing nato in the instance of libya. do you think that coming up with ways to reform these international institutions would still go back and be able to trace these because in that involvement in these issues around the world, do you think that it is possible? it is possible, and that's why we're calling for the transformation of difficult to concept so that it can bite. and you know, it can be that a people who have committed such serious crimes. it doesn't matter when they are left untouched. i mean then the people killed the, the jews as bill being others that till today do you find a man? what kind of walk you know, weird che,

u. n. u n says this infringes on greece, is maritime territory built in cyprus, claims this area will store key to exploit the rigs. result is but territorial disagreements on the only issue between the 2 countries. both also looking for solutions when it comes to assign a migration policy. john surplus repulsed uh from the island of symbols in the eastern area and a grease and took you need to resolve how to set maritime borders, india, g, and grease. once the full 22 kilometers of territorial volta allowed under international law to kill, prefers to stick to the current 11 columbus is. the tuckers coast behind me comes so close to sa most. here it makes no difference how much territorial was each side claims. this narrow straight is divided down the middle, but there a wide swath, severe june where it doesn't matter. and if greece has its way, it will end up controlling mold and 70 percent of the gmc up from 43 percent today, an agreement may be impossible because feelings run so high on both

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the ration and the secretary general is a new, as so been referring to the to the year and chart the n u n. j resolutions to and he's talking about the resolutions after the west. the 1st of the arms, literally of many countries to have these resolutions is adopted and to support the government cooling, your skirt inspected. if it is the proposal by the un secretary general to be guided by you in general assembly of resolutions, there is a consensus resolution. it is called a declaration on the principles of international law in the context of interstate relations. this is a very good those details of the document and that was, that was use the press of both sets forth into your in chart there for you to store . and it says that the integrity must be respected as long as the government's respect the right to self determination. and when i present the entire population, living under territories, delays and detours who would argue version represents of interest. the freshman and the russians, because remember i was in the 2021 in awesome before the special middle shop duration started with z

u. n. warrens from n is now and then and, and start ration is spreading. by mid november, only 16 percent of people in central and southern gaza had their monthly food rations shortages. a flower have forced for bakeries and dated. but after close in the space of a week, a thought about as soon as our correspondence will join us now from dated back to give us an update on the situation on the ground and the targeting of the at another hospital. come out, antoine, what does this mean for the hospital? the initial visit is for function at all. well, there's no late top and it is very minute trip ration. so in the ground, no, even in dep apartments that continues to take place in every single corner of this trip earlier midnight's the is really quite up to transport massively deployed and the percentage of come out of the hospital. they have thrown during nights in the courtyard and from the case of emergency departments. as far as we know, based on a statement released from causes, ministry of health saying that 6 medics were injured and the hospital has com

u. n. population fund, known as u. n. f. p a. the agency that focuses on sexual and reproductive rights for women and girls in a $150.00 countries in 2017, during his 1st term and office, trump completely cut off $70000000.00 in the u. s. contributions to you and f. p a president joe biden reinstated the money and raised us contributions to a 160000000. making washington the agencies largest single donor. now that trump will be back in office when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off for a u. s. p, a official tells how to 0 without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hostility to the you. when there is real world, this time around is real pressure. trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenge to the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress who have

u. n. a. bassett, or interesting, a fairly vocal critic of the u. n. a. but, but still also trump loyal again, another conservative woman, i'm liking that. the other i just heard is marco rubio as potential secretary of state. so a former opponent of the president print uh, florida center. his name is being sent out as a possible uh, secretary of state. so 1st of all, uh, quite a few florida people. um and um and some very loyal and other sort of have been detractors of the president. so little mix with all these possibilities then in what sense spo trumps picks be different compared to the last time he was president. or what do you have a very interesting interview on joe rogan right before the election. and if he talked about the 1st time, he didn't know washington, he was the ultimate outside or he'd never been to the white house. and, and he picked people largely because other people, he knew that he trusted and someone told, at least would be good people. and i think the biggest difference that you're going to see, he really, he learned from that he

u. n. agencies or the n g o 2 have delivered food, water, and medicine to people. so in the north, we're talking about thousands of palestinians who are literally trapped as some are trapped under the rubble and others are trapped in their houses. unable to leave because of the is really a quite comforters trying to target to anyone who is moving and we just received that that is really forces are also throwing new leaflets on most of the area in the gospel cities. the situation in the southern gospel trip is not an even better people here, are striving to find fluid. they're striving to find water. there has been no a cents a month now. and people are very having a lots of difficulties to reach any life a, in any ways to keep coping with dislikes. then we're also talking about thousands of policy news in the hospital behind me right now receiving 0 medical treatment because there's no medical supplies. so assume you do not really know what's happening outside the gaza strip because there's also a telecommunications that, that they do not have any electricity. and

u. n. and it's almost a certainty that trump will come contributions to the u. n. as he did during his previous to and then the question is, how much would you say it was gabriel is on there has moved from new york. no. where is to worry more acute about a 2nd donald trump presidency then at the us population fund known as u. n. f. p. a agency that focuses on sexual and reproductive rights for women and girls in a 150 countries in 2017. during his 1st term and office, trump completely cut off $70000000.00 in u. s. contributions to you and f. p. a. president joe biden reinstated the money and raised us contributions to a $160000000.00. making washington the agencies largest single donor. now that trump will be back in office when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hosti

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u. n. because of the human rights violations, of course. so what we felt the expected chief and what the reactions do you expect from the other you in general, assembly members, the will of the u. n. his is what is the general assembly and also a security think on. so we want to move this thing. i think in the, in the general assembly and it does not really to are these uh, in the expansion of these i, but it will show how many countries support the move to expel uh, desired from the united nations. i, he, i'm quite sure that he will not be expelled because america has a good vigil, paola and america would say the least v to the, the solution recently if somebody else pass legislation to bend to you and release and with agency in the country and many other nations have condemned that most. is there anything that the international community can do to force the swell to receive the legislation with? we cannot do anything against desire because is a, is backed by america. so i live a, is this america will we are support. so it becomes a not then ation will lead by age a my a pretty this and nation pick them by america extra and america has good read to ride, seen the united nations

u. n. secretes cancel or not create that africa must be added presented. so we need to forward it to go to question ties and take well with the african continent and position africa in the u. n. security concept at the same level as in the child in the black she, i may be caught in or because video is that where you want a and i tried with what more resources than them. but what pretend like a web to step children of the went because i knew that she hasn't demonstrated that power to force their security concerns. and do you and to agree that application would be a permanent member or this could cancel. the security council is becoming one of the strategic organs, the of the you and then it's important that we have twice and that voice ought to be permanent, and it must fix the size, the same as the rest of the permanent members. i exercise, well, some african leaders have accused the waste of influence and outcomes of elections, or the even i choose the waste of coming into africa and the guys off come between tibits and what would you say to such allegation is through they therefore lease mindfully to elections, especially in the concrete, it's where the institutions are no

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