was issued on thursday led by the u. s. saudi arabia, the african union on the u. n. n. was intended as a 1st step to bring some semblance of peace and security to the conflict written nation laws of now it hasn't worked and locals are currently struggling to gain access to even the most basic of needs. particularly water. some sudanese have even resorted to a long trek to the nile river to stalk off on the crucial source. one of those undertaking the journey told us about the fight or survive. i didn't know nothing about the i'm from the city of sham bought in, marcia. all the residents of sham bought in nearby regions, such as shabby a come here to be supplied with drinking water from the water pumps that transports water directly from the nile. people line up carrying barrels and jerry cans to be filled with water. this is the only source of drinking water from the nile for citizens of sham bonding, the agricultural plane in the nile coast. gonna it is extremely difficult to get water through residential areas all the way down here. the area is very hazardous and there

u n n u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. the opposition voted to classify the o. u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party in power supported softer wording for foreign policy reasons. america from when it well known that the polish government is actively lobbying for ukraine to be admitted to the e u. u. it was to that end that the polish foreign minister coretta slough, sikorsky, urged polish, empties not to exacerbate the situation with a borderline in in the end. on july, the 11th 2013, following heated and prolonged debate, poland approved an official statement describing the valiant tragedy as ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide with awe, jink williams dash it's, you know, my job putting coverage, being show she say movie blue book, you'll want to know the little see marsha canals you, i'm certain man well to warm up safe for come again to a place where you actually will kind of, you know, clean your voice if you could just

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u. n he was the russian ambassador to the u. n. but this is this is positive at that level now the process of appeal when the hearing is this is normal. this is russian delay tactics. russian uh they've leveled this unfortunate arrest. to two very disturbing level, raising the stakes enormously. last night, you had not been in touch with the gersh devic family. if they do, ask for your help, ambassador as so many families have. what's what do you tell them? what's the first thing that you you tell them they need to do here. well what i what? what i would do and i'm not seeking this because, but we have to have contact with the families. my foundation works for families at no cost to them . we take no money. um we coordinate with the administration. we don't have to get their approval to get involved. we have worked with him on the past as you mentioned , but right now the family is going through a very traumatic moment because they got all these people calling them all these pressures. but i think the fact that the secretary of sta

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u. n. it is again with some level of irony. the charter itself. the very first article is stating that the u. n was up to avoid aggression and avoid wars, just like russia has done here in ukraine. leila mckenzie reporting from keith, thank you so much for now. i want to take you now to london, declared sebastian she standing by claire russia, running the u. n security council. as david has just been reporting, ukraine is calling it the worst april fool's day. joke. what has the response been from moscow? so we haven't had an official response later to those comments by president zelensky or the ones by his foreign minister, calling it does you say the worst april fool's joke, but we do know certainly from my colleague, richard roth on the ground at the united nations that those who back russia there have been pretty quick to point out sort of historical hypocrisy, saying that the u. s as a permanent member of the security council launched an invasion of ukraine sorry of iraq in 2003, without the security council's knowledge or prior. permission so there's a bit of sort of what about ism going on t

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was already sold bombs in long term contracts. wait. so the u. s. l n g that could go to europe couldn't replace the l n g that would have gone through no stream. no, it wouldn't be the united states ability to export is i'm goal, but not unlimited. so, so we would not have more energy to no european union unless it couldn't danger supply of the united states itself. and that's not going to happen if you think about it, if they enter into a situation in which the arbitrage between the price and the european union price in the united states is, is ample enough in order to make it more profitable to send to the european union, the best way to do it is to enter to long term contracts. nobody in the oil industry as you know, very well. one sport for volatility. everybody wants as many long term contracts as possible and the united states when the ukraine invasion happened. they entered into the long term contracts that they could more would have been virtually impossible. so if at any beneficiary on the north stream collapsed, it's the state owned or region company. and obviously just re no c, producers. we

n g o's, n, the name of democracy, or the u. s. condemning the conviction of russian activists who betrayed his country by law being western governments imposed sanctions against russia. that case was politically motivated apparently, but all this or no, it's not human and labor rights lawyer dan cov, alec believes the charges are an affront to freedom of speech and they said a dangerous precedent. i think these charges or merit list. i think they're frivolous. i think they're, you know, you know, purely politically motivated. i would say they're a joke except that it's not funny. you know, it's a very serious thing that's happening. and i hope that free speech groups like be a c l you will come to bat for these people, but i have some doubt they used to be this great re speech organization and now they seem more interested in other issues. well, it's a very dangerous precedent that could be said, of course, if this prosecution were successful, it would effectively eliminate the 1st amendment which has been you know, the u. s. is one of the best free speech who guarantees in the world and a prosecution like this, if successful, would really undermine those protections. and people l

n g l's, n, the name of democracy or that u. s. condemning the conviction of a rush, an activist who betrayed his country by law, being western governments imposed sanctions against russia. that case was politically motivated, apparently, but all this or now it's not. china has condemned statements by u. s. officials that claim taiwan needs to be better armed as washington or in the direct conflict with beijing as possible will well within the window of maximum danger for chinese communist party invasion of taiwan. and yesterday's war, game stress the need to take action to deter disappear. gresham and all taiwan to the chief before any crisis begins. the war games were conducted in collaboration with the u. s. thing tank that receives funding from american arms makers and taiwanese officials. they were supposedly design cheaper ferrets. i want for an attack by beijing. china has accused the u. s. of international bullying. while analysts have been surprised at washington's moves. these remarks, violet, basic international, common sense and historical justice. it is fair to say who is using the united nations and who is not who is undermining the international order and who is engagin

n g o's, n, the name of democracy, or the u. s. condemning the conviction of a rush, an activist who betrayed his country by lobbying watson governments, imposed sanctions against russia. that case was politically motivated apparently, but all this or no, it's not. and finally, netflix has found itself on the center of controversy once again after releasing a trailer for the upcoming documentary series about the egyptian queen cleopatra. now the series, how spots, criticism over the fact that the actress playing her is of african descent, which some claim is historically inaccurate. let's take a closer look at the trailer. i was i, tony, through the very 1st told me as a general, alexander, the great possible that she was rejection. i imagine her to have curly hair like me on the similar skin color. i remember my grandmother saying to me, i don't care what they tell you in school cleopatra was black music to producer of the serious state that it was important for her to show black women because black queens and not often portrayed on screen, the series is set to be released in may able to petition to cancel the release that was assigned by over 85000 people before been removed from

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n g o's, n, the name of democracy, or the u. s. condemning the conviction of a russian activist who betrayed his country by lobbying watson governments to impose sanctions against russia. that case was politically motivated apparently, but all this or no, it's not the russian private military company wagner has reject it. western media claims that it's helping both warring factions in the sudan conflict, calling the accusation of provocation. it's leaders us. on the contrary, the group wants to mediate piece if necessary to help resolve the existing conflicts. and for the future prosperity of saddam, i am ready to act as an intermediary in negotiations between the parties of the conflict. the un and many others want sudanese blood and i want peace for the sudanese people. i also want to ask for the opportunity to send planes with medicines and everything necessary to saddam at my own expense, to go further and at the less, less cross live now to independent journalist and political analysts. nixon catallo joining us from south africa. nixon, it's great to have you on the program today. so the chief of the wagner group is offering mediation in the conflict in sudan. do you believe th

n g o's, n, the name of democracy, or the u. s. condemning the conviction of a rush, an activist who betrayed his country by lobbying watson governments, imposed sanctions against russia. that case was politically motivated apparently, but all this or no, it's not journalist mat i e b is making plenty of headlights with the twitter falls . revelations has now been threatened with jail by a u. s. congresswoman for allegedly lying under oath that comes from a leak document obtained by the 0 hedge media outlet. it is come to my attention that information foundational to your testimony. that day has since been a reveal to be false and misleading under the federal perjury statute. providing false information is punishable by up to 5 years imprisonment. after a one must check over the social media giant last year i ab began to publish documents proving former twitter executives had ties to washington and the platform moderator showed a bias against opponents of the by min ministration. several democrat house members are now accusing him of lying during his testimony because he later made an error in a tweet that included information he gave in the congressional hearing. but washington rea

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