u. n. not through a short range diplomacy as happens in 2009 when the peace agreement, the movement m. 23 is named after this agreement. that's good enough for the, you know, again, the colonial history of the region. so african unit african union is the answer. and data very interesting as always. and the pleasure of speaking to most the abraham executive, 2nd 3 of the african magazine foundations to speak to you guys to have a great day. thank you more. thank you. bye to so not changed since 2000 our tens of thousands of displaced policy. and i headed back to what's left with that home to the north of the own club. the idea has allow them to make the journey a made an exchange of hostages between israel. i'm how most a massive crowd has been streaming along the western coast regardless since the early morning of agreement to let the passengers return to the north of the region was based off the how much said it would release is really hostage on the bed. yeah . would so now people have in st

not there yet. there's still a lot of fighting going on. so clearly the u. n is not at this point definitively saying that the m 23 controls all of go on my at this point, very, very murky situation there. he did say that uh and confirmed again that you, you a non essential staff have been, are being evacuated out of goma given the situation there. and he also said a unitarian official that was briefing with him also said, getting humanitarian aid in to go my and around government for the hundreds of thousands of displays. people that need it is almost impossible, very difficult. now, because of access difficulties at the airport last the, i will say he was asked the peacekeeping had a view and asked, can you confirm rwandan troops are in goma? and he said, yes, we can in terms of pin number said it's very hard to tell at this point. okay, thank you very much for that gateway. and it's on july 1st day at the united nations. still ahead on algebra, 0 election authorities amounts of resounding victory for the president of the rules . extending is 30 years old an

not there yet. there's still a lot of fighting going on. so clearly the u. n is not at this point definitively saying that the m 23 controls all of government at this point. very, very murky situation there. he did say that uh and confirmed again that you uh you, a non essential staff have been, are being evacuated out of goma given the situation there. and he also said he monitor and officially was briefing with him. also said, getting humanitarian aid in to go my in around government for the hundreds of thousands of displays. people that need it is almost impossible, very difficult. now because of access difficulties at the airport.

u. n. a not only that, the 3 people all around the world or speaking up for, for us to any of them understand the scene and close. but also the elective leaders are also voicing their concerns against is there any and is there any aggressions against the palestinians? so yes, on the short term, we are disappointed that not enough action is taken to protect the students in the us. but i think that's in the medium to long term. what has happened from the international community will come up control up towards a free pa, this fine. and again, every struggle. unfortunately, some sacrifices have to be made. look into it. now i'm looking at south africa because north africa look at a lot of sense. so all of these areas for decades, they struggled until they achieve their freedom. so far this team is understand that there's a price to pay and we look forward to the international community to enforce the laws in order to ensure that they actually have the freedom that they resist. okay, thank you for tha

u. n. and the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful. is the west believes in international law at the west believe in its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make is ready, occupation pulled back to occupied palestine. if the liberties national on the head of the cat about their software and territory, they would go to shared with the occupation on behalf of the people in the south. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always ask why his blog will the lebanese resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is born out of a sense of belonging to west cannot cross the line. it is not simply belongs to the lebanese or that kind of things. and palestine is who they, all of that lives. they belong to the land, so they defend the land, and the land defends them. the lebanese, have a right to defend themselves on that line to get any invading occupying force. and i expect, we'll see the lebanese resistance, defend 11 on as easy as it is. i have called for mo

we know that not just from the u. n, but even the united states, us a did, did an investigation several months ago and found they reached the same conclusion . right. and this is all by design from the very beginning of the war. israel promised to do that. there was an op ed written, this doesn't get a lot of press, but it was a very important topic that was written in the fall of 2023 by your island is a top is really security official, former official. and he called for creating a, quote, human humanitarian crisis, any talking about creating a starvation and an epidemic of disease. and that's what we see uh, playing out. and part of that is blocking aid and making sure that the palestinians, if they're not going to die of, of these are bombings that you all been reporting on dental dials. now nutrition or diseases or something else. now, um is ro, husband as of this month? we don't know the date just yet when it will be implemented under all, which is the you in refugee agency for palestinians from operating. not just

u. n. in the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful. is the west believes in international law at the west to leave its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make is ready, occupation pulled back to occupied palestine. if the liberties national army had a backbone and decayed about their software and territory, they would go to, to, to, with the occupation on behalf of the people in the cell. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always ask why his blog will the lebanese resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is born out of a sense of belonging to west cannot ross. the land is not simply belongs to the lebanese or that kind of things. and palestine is who they, all of that live. they belong to the land. so they defend the land, and the land defends that. the lebanese, have a right to defend themselves on that line to get any invading occupying force. and i expect we'll see the lebanese resistance, defend 11 on so i that is a rob. so now here one,

u. n. and the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful if the west believes in international law at the west believe in its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make the is ready occupation pulled back to occupied palestine and celebrities national. on the head of the cat about the southern territory, they would go territory with the occupation on behalf of the people in the south. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always off why his beloved will the liberties resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is going out of a sense of belonging to west cannot grow. the land does not simply belong to the lebanese or that kind of scenes. and palestine is who they all of that live. they belong to the land. so they defend the land, and the line defends that. the lebanese have a right to defend themselves on the line to get any invading occupying force. and i expect we'll see the lebanese resistance, defend 11 on a solemn day to remember 80 years ago this monday, the launch of some german nazi c

u. n. c's humanitarian aid alone, or be enough. it's not going to be human to terry an age that is the magical response to the rapes suffering, and deprivation of families here in ga. so we need the commercial sector. we need commercial supplies to come in, alongside humanitarian age. the ceasefire on its own is not going to leave the age of the overall suffering. the is tied to living conditions of some of these here. this is fire will also allow rescuers to begin clearing rebel and recover some of the sizes of bodies buried in the rooms. so much of causes, homes and infrastructure have been destroyed. the u. n. c's, it's set back the progress of causal by 70 kates. how does the news are in doing what one night of hard before the ceasefire takes effect? many here in central there has been a has told us they still cannot sleep because of the sound of the drones and the fear this comes along with them. they hope this will soon stop and they will be allowed to dream of peace and safety and the very least of quiet and of the odyssey the cause

u. n. and the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful. is the west believes in international law at the west believe in its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make is ready, occupation pulled back to occupied palestine. if the liberties national army had a backbone and detached about the southern territory, they would go to to say, with the occupation on behalf of the people in the south. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always ask why his blog will the lebanese resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is born out of a sense of belonging to the west cannot cross. the lines is not simply belong.

and why not to drive them out of the national territory? regional peacekeepers and u. n. forces have been heavily involved in the combat. several have been killed and injured. the un is now temporarily relocating all non essential personnel from goma. but thousands of people seeking refuge from the fighting are still streaming into the city. the un says $400000.00 people have been displaced since the start of the year. it was a little difficult earlier now we have some hearing problems for 3 hours. we the population escaped and worried us because we don't know what to flee to. we also the government to do everything possible to send soldiers to the lines, to see how to drive out the enemy, not to connect. you are so afraid when you see the numbers of dead and wounded among the militant coming from the front. we want the government to mobilize the minutes it and so the piece, kendra 10. conflict in the eastern d. r. c has been ongoing for decades. multiple attempts at cease fires have failed, and for those still trying to find safety, that piece appears to be a long way o

that's why you the for the lebanese, they are not counting on such committees or even the u. n. bunny talking about the unifor forces about i think the people, the decision now as we are speaking now by the way. that article voice popular convoys coming from by the gentleman from because the body of going to a their father's and saw that of them. and this is remarkable, actually we have to study uh, why did people is mobilizing now because the liberties, government and the liberties, officials. and then i mean these are mean and the international uh body. i'm talking about unit for and the monitoring committee headed by in the u. s. and friends. and they did nothing actually. they are, they are trying to impose, i mean, i don't feel patient insult 7 on the, so the people decided took a decision to mobilize because we know that is this, this is aside now, you know, not using the weapons, the binding by the agreement. the people took the step to make this rate is recon center, the decision to have an a permanent occupation themselves to the high end and were just hearing now from

n. c, u, a monk, a bug, was significant. not just because of the content of his statement, but the very of his tone of deference towards trump. the recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point towards once again prioritizing speech. according to zak a bug met us fact checking on content motivation had gone to 5 and had resulted in censorship. so professional fact checking we'd be placed by use us doing, i'm collecting inaccuracies, restrictions on contentious topics like immigration and gender, we'd be listed. and is that the book went further? we're going to work with president trump, to push back on governments around the world, pushy to sensor more. there's been dreams of analysis on the changes coming to meta . the broad consensus is that in an ito of accelerating this information, there is reason to be very concerned. it's not that all the changes are bad. for instance, the use of based approach to flagging inaccuracies is more open and democratic, then outsource content motivation. also, no one is arguing that

not james, this very briefing, and of course the u. n. 2 is going to be watching this very closely. john, we would be hearing alley around about statements made by antonio terrace. it was very supportive of whatever deal was going to be pulled into place. we don't yet know whether or not anything has been agreed and we don't really have clear indications of what might be in it. at the same time. of course, the u. n. is facing a of them because on what they a, do you an agency which provides age to palestinians has been banned by israel. so the you and is gonna have a real problem, isn't it? when it comes to trying to get a into guys a way and of course israel is going to continue to control the lines and the c borders. yeah, you're absolutely right cents. any deal that comes is obviously good news because it's only being 7 days without bombardment. to cause that since october the 7th. so any deal is good news, but this is the, from what we know of the links that have come out of this. this is going to be a very long long hey, used deal if it does actually get signed. so it will take

u n. to further assist you, if there's any labor bits on not or cheating, watching that i will, if i program, which are the to do the 4th, right. you're interested in the middle on to it, i suppose to was deal with with it. the for the says to resilience, give us the most annoyed, were more specifically savage up enough with the fish or got the stores menu on. don't let off takes 3 lobbies here in washington dc have played an enormous role in shaping in your training governments. p r. strategy, right? his speech is in fact when, when uh, zalinski addresses us congress and invoke martin luther king's i have a dream speech. yeah. my unity just a little while, i don't mean for the most of us showing the motor skills that the john, my, you bought the split samples i guess, and that's the one that, that was written in advised 55. these, these case read lobby as so tom, you have essentially you can ukrainian american lobbies who understand how to operate the levers of power here in washington, dc. and you really have to wonder who is working, who is working on, whose behalf is, is the united state

has the not involvement the group has been closing in on go fighting that has from to the u. n. to evacuate known as central stuff. defense ministry says 9. the peacekeepers were killed these 18 into the soldiers trying to stop the rebels from capturing the city. the african union is quoting for the fighting to stop a decent and these army says it's re taken. it's called to him headquarters. and apparently the 2 rapids support forces soldiers to publish the video. so social media is a 2nd, shows them movements and how to know your assess had surrounded the headquarters since april 2023, the army search, texas, we gain control of an important oil refinery. most of the capital the russian drone is hits a residential building and ukraine's key region. no casualties have been reported. rescue as have evacuated people from the damage department. ukraine says intercepted 48 of the 61 russian friends launched into its territory on saturday. prussian forces of steps on the 9th we drove strikes on new crate. as a boy purchase the 3 year. how does on the look of think it was lucky? the ex

not even a chance of recovery. she's deteriorating with every passing minute message. i am currently at the u. n. warren's desk from disease. good syrup, half the number of casualties in direct air strikes. proof that is really bonds continued to kill long after the have exploded. nearly 70 percent of all the structures in gaza are damaged when all safety has been lost. even the most benign event for him that at least 7 people to froze to death in the past week. the display of people in there by our 4th, the battle winter rains unaffected. their belongings now drenched when even one layer could mean the difference between life and hypothermia. the hosting for the large one bed it went to cold, accessed to beta, those struggles added to mel nutrition. children's immunity was gravely impacted, and now in fiction is rife is basically pneumonia. the most civilians are living in tens on the top. poland is the one many children, mostly newborn babies have died recently because of the cold weather i can promise to destroy. it's easier than to build, especially without tools, view and save. it could be

u n. to further assist you, if those are and you live with me, it's a not or shooting watching that i will if i program, which are the cause of us to do the 4th, right. you're interested in the middle on the not post a was deal with with it the for the say soon resilience you must see it was a noise was disappeared. this time it does not for the fish took out the stores menu on. don't let us take 3 lobbies here in washington dc have played an enormous role in shaping gain your training and governments p. r. strategy, right? his speech is that in fact when, when uh, zalinski address and us congressmen vote martin luther king's i have a dream speech. yeah. my own the, just a little while i don't mean for the most of us. so or the motors because that the john, my, you bought that spots family southeast and that's the one that, that was written in advised 55. these these case read lobbyists. so tom, you have essentially ukrainian american lobby's who understand how to operate the levers of power here in washington, dc. and you really have to wonder who is working, who's working on, whose behal

u. n. united nation. what, what to confirm that so don't get me wrong. i'm not saying that the driver seat is a sense country that the archie is a place where there is no cause of this is a place where they cannot be here and a human rights. all living is not on the display of what i'm trying to think about is this, the one that you have must have given me right bulletin as a bonus and the freedom of speech and all of this. but we've got not to use those small ports, governance issues in video 6 to explain and dead. suffice an invasion impulse and not notified meals and a part of the dentist into in the, in the country. so when you look at the and took it to me, where will they get all that material if they get from? yeah, when they get it back to you so that when would they get the money from bits all the resources and several you wouldn't report how clearly documenting all of that getting piece, you know, the funding the activities. and it's the, the other thing to do to invest on it is that it's more creative to did research to, to actually reduce that to get

hospitals and cause a opperation on and only able to offer a partial service is not one of them is in the north of the strip the u. n. has verified more than 650 is really attacks and goals as medical facilities. since the will began in on tell you about 2023 and at least 1050 full health workers have been killed. is roll size, how much flight is used? hospitals as a control centers, but doesn't provide any evidence to substantiate its claims. is it possible to hold the complete collapse of goals as health system? what actions can the international community take to protect hospitals and medical professionals from is really attacks and prevent what the united nations is cooling h human rights catastrophe. we'll discuss these questions with all guess. but 1st this report by sarah go. medical coats, mosque and scraps of symbols of heating. i've done to international humanitarian news during conflict. talk to synopsis of ground to special protection that give you. but this is garza to those who sworn it out to save lives of himself. that way. the doctor who saw a boost to feel the director of the come all at one hospit

$212.00 alarms, $5.00 and $5.00 exits would not exist and a lot of people to be detained, including the hotel ida, and the fire department director of the city of the u. n. chief entity guitar ratios won't hate these capital poultry prisons could be overwhelmed by criminal gains if a to the carrier be a nation is increased academy of lead falls funded primarily by the us to station did hazy guitar, says that needs bull buddy, equipment personnel to columbia and present, gustavo petro has reactivated the rest towards the top leaders of the country's largest rebel group, the e l, and it comes off to petro july, the state of emergency. it responds to a new wave of fighting for control of drug trafficking, territory logs of others vailable to at least 80 people have been killed. and the ongoing violence phase with the headlines will be back with bodies at half an hour to stay with us. out of their wealth is next. the medical center set in greece called zag triumphs as in 1970 oscar winning best foreign language film assigned to a technician on fence is for scott, scott feet, even sherry and the motion because i would want there's only the be feeling with do

u. n. shapes is as well as military presence and living on mustang. and as i said, it is not we central to see the with that all of the isabel, the sales force is from 11 is 3030 and the single 10 use deployment of the 11 is adams pharmacies across southern lebanon, india, agreed timeframe, model of lebanon solver entity and teddy tartar integrity, the must be respected, and the lebanese states must have full control of weapons. so 11 is 3030. these is a central tenet of resolution. 17 o one. i was on the hold a has more from favorites. you, as a secretary general, came to 11 on to show support to the country is new leaders. there's a new president, a new prime minister who is in the process of forming a new government without a saying that the international community is going to stand by them as a pursuit recovery efforts. the past few years have been very difficult for this country. the state is nearly bankrupt, the economy has all but collapse. so good that a saying that there's a window for a new year of institutional stability is also saying that there is a chance for pe

they receive, i mean they have the, the history is not encouraging because of course that's exactly what's been happening. we know israel blames the u. n. 19 agencies, we don't degree. so there are many good promises in this agreement. it is gonna be me agreement in many ways that that will be no impediments that you don't have to seek is ready permission to move into convoys. there's no need for the confection which is process as you know, getting permission to move aid. it's the a movement and the environment inside gone. so this is the problem. hopefully we'll get like the roof of crossing open and others in due course. but if we don't, sol solved, resolved, and institutes a certain sense of security from non israel forces. i assume police and others, then it's not going to be possible. you can't do the impossible, even though you might try. so i think it's a huge problem because as you've been discussing, some of the, the worry about all this pros and cons. and israel is it, it tells us that at the very least the promises of the meat of the agreement a week. and that there are already ways being looked at to get out of it, like fro

sea level and then with a growth of how these islands is currently not keeping pasting. sticking, it seems like the according to the u. n. world climate report, sea levels are currently rising by an average of almost 4 millimeters per year, but by 2050, depending on the scenario, sea levels could have risen by more than 30 centimeters. the $400.00 flu shots, the marsh islands are special places. is kennedy's the headings that it's wednesday? she says, yeah, i have known these colleagues islands for 60 years now and have always loved being here. yeah. because the quality of life here is so incredibly different from life on the mainland done. there's simply nothing to compare. it to likeness that meeting with us. we live very much with the sounds of nature and that in google, i sent that to us loudest thing. here is the screeching of the bird. and of course there war of the storm necessarily. so i'm still in the polls. testers are to go, this is centrally all. this is old us and we've become more of a team during these winter months. we had an extreme storm situation in january and february got it yet constant and sometim

and we still know that there are palestinians still trap not being able to live without food, water medicine or a but also at the u. n. agencies have been coming out with statements since yesterday after the couple of attacks that have been targeting you and convoys the wsp vehicles. and also earlier today an an age work are working in partnership with man, distribution and organization. with the f. b died after ruins. he sustained after an attack that happened 2 days ago, and one of the distribution points you and released chef stays up for it to save the lives of survivors and gaza is at the breaking point in nearly impossible because we're seeing everyone being targeted right now in the gaza strip and we're talking about a resident at a residence of the city. we're also talking about international work. the w. c. k. workers have been also at target is killed by the is ready start at hospital schools. you and shelters are near today a 10 to us also targeted by the is there any forces? so every single thing has been attacked by that. is there any forces in the gaza strip? and also there has been a lot of challenges

u. n. infrastructure in the area has the, as well as targets and the financing stays, the seas 5 time limits will not take. take that. now, you know, just what examines there is no timeline that dictates the resistance is actions neither within the agreement nor after the expiration of the 60 day period mentioned in the agreement. we have stated that we're giving an opportunity to prevent is really violations. and to implement the agreement and that we will exercise patients. uh, however, this does not mean we will wait precisely 60 days, nor does it mean we will wait for less or more than 60 days. and our patients is tied to our decision regarding the appropriate timing to confront as really aggression in violation. our patients may run out before the 60 days or it may last longer. this is a matter for the leadership to decide. as the say sign has been in place since november 27th day as well and has been i have traded the accusations of the violations, the 10s required hezbollah to lay down alms in southern lebanon, and provides as well 60 days to which to troops from the country, as he saw follows

not even a chance of recovery. she's deteriorating with every passing minute message. i am currently at the u. n. warrens that's from disease. good syrup, half the number of casualties and direct air strikes. proof that is really bonds continue to kill long after they have exploded. nearly 70 percent of all the structures in gauze are damaged when all safety has been lost, even the most benign event for and that at least 7 people to froze to death in the past week. the display people in their by are forced to battle winter rains out of protecting their belongings. now drenched when even one layer could mean the difference between life and hypothermia. well, so if i say like why in bed he went to cold, excessive baited struggles, added to mel nutrition. children's immunity was gravely impacted and now in fiction is a rife is basically pneumonia. most civilians are living in tents on the top. poland is the one many children most the newborn babies have died recently because of cold with that promise to destroy is easier than to build, especially without tools. the on face it could be 350 years to