u. n. security council statement, which call for the reinstatement of the prisoner, which i thought was rather unusual. i'm on how want me to you about what seems to be this brewing on to french sentiments in the region. and i mean, we've seen this and mom even seen it in between a fast. so that then these on to french protests and to show off to the crew. how significant is this backlash against the french david? oh. busy it's fine for a song and it's a little bit surprising. uh, and it is appearing at this very late date. you might have thought this would have been a problem 20 or 30 years ago. not so much today. oh, once i'm unclear is how deep it goes. so it's not that hard to rouse sounds of a 1000 or a couple of 1000 protesters against a particular country. whether it goes deeper than that or not, we really don't know why it would be interesting to know how wide spread this and our friendship feeling truly is david, just the final thoughts you, i mean, the growing on to french feelings and numerous cues across the region. that's left . what many see as a political vacuum, political insta

u. n. security council statement, which called for the reinstatement of the president, which i thought was rather unusual. valid counting is underway in the central african republic at font as a referendum on a new constitution that would allow president foster nationalist. one data to stay in office will refer to the opposition and rights group say the referendum is legal . they say they've been attacked for campaigning against the groups of control and much of the country side ordered people to boy the vote. or the ukranian president will automatically lensky as well. that war is coming to russia up to 3 drawings with down to the most school. the russian defense ministry says they were, your training and drugs. cave hasn't came responsibility, but savanski says that ukrainian focuses on getting stronger. what does he's go to a sham? this does not a bundle with russian aggression has gone bankrupt on the battlefield. deluxe, today is the 500 and 22nd day of the so called special military operation, which the russian leadership expected to last for a week or 2, not ukraine is getting stron

u. n. security council beach or the it is the final day of this is nato summit. currently on the way in the miscellaneous capital illness we had for being ukrainian president a little early as the address the media. as he made his way into the meetings. a lot of mister lensky has been frustrated as an h. i stop source of offering keep a timeline for its membership process. you can see the says he will be pressuring the lines for a time table. and i think for today 3 for your team questions, they feel swan is a weapon, packages, new weapon packages for supporting our army on the battlefield. and that is one the 2nd i think the invitation to me too. and a we want to be on the same page with everybody, with all their understanding and for today what we, what we, what we hear and understand that we will have this invitation when security measures will allow us based on the plastic editor james base his life for us in the lithuanian capital, james at interesting uh, sound bite, the for the presidency lensky this morning, before we headed into those meetings, a little

u. n. security council statement, which call for the reinstatement of the president, which i thought was rather unusual. a balance accounting is on the way in central african republic. it follows a referendum on a new constitution that would allow president to idea to stay in office for a 3rd time. the position and rights groups and the referendum is illegal. they say they've been attacked will come pending against it. i'm groups who control much of the country side for the people to blank off the phone. the ukrainian president of them is the lensky as one that was coming to russia up to 3 drones with down of a must go. the russian defense minister says they were ukrainian drugs gave hasn't yet claimed responsibility. presidents can says that ukrainian force is getting stronger or is he's got a sham, that's not a bundle with russian aggression have gone bankrupt on the battlefield. blood today of the 500 and 22nd day of the so called special military operation, which the russian leadership expected to last for a week or 2. these ukraine is getting stronger the gradually the wars returning to th

u. n. uh, security council that the u. n. as they delivered aid uh through the board of crossing to the areas of northwestern, syria. what impact is this political task? so having on the humanitarian situation on the ground. no, it's a people adding a manager and activists here are warning that is v a seer and the government put, there has all the board to cross the. this will have dire a short and long term consequences as they consider that the syrian government is responsible for the displacement of milly is on by giving vc and the government. they stay in the opening and closing everybody. terry and border crossings under the supervision of the you and this will give him a some sort of a political again on via area as we saw on uh, february the 6th uh which uh the you and waited for the fee and government approval to open $2.00 additional humanitarian boards across the which are right above a selma and they also fear that the v a c or in the government might do is the potential approval of the u. n. to give the syrian gov

u. n. through about how about judas security? due to the security council's failure to renew the mandate, the crossing is now closed and that will affect 4 point. 1000000 people who depend on food and medical aid to survive. she have for tennessee reports from the un headquarters, a you to the u. s. the u. k. i'm from suppose to the 9 month extension of the mandate, allowing a deliveries from to kia to northwest syria through the bobo. how i border crossing russia of age and against that i'm trying to abstain. instead most goes upholstered by badging proposed a 6 month extension. i'm cold for a secretary general report on the humanitarian effect of unit actual west and the sanctions on syria. those against. but now it was the us you can from is who objected to votes in favor. the 3 votes against and 10 extensions. it was a surprise just minutes before the us and said the crossing point was essential for millions of people in need in north west syria, the us on bass, the blamed rusher for the border crossings. closure. the russians have been bullies on this. t

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u. n. through about how the jew to the security council's finally it to renew the mandate. the crossing is now closed and that will affect 4100000 people who depend on food and medical aid to survive. that's across to she have pretends a who's covering developments at the un headquarters in your color that she have a devastating situation for millions of syrians, other any other avenues to get this crossing reopened? that may be, but it depends on who you ask as to what the next move might be. the sweets, for example, seemed confident that a deal could be time without true negotiations via un security council folder level mechanism. in order to get this crossing over and above, i'll open it for which 85 percent of u. n. a deliveries to those wesson's area. so sorry, a pause, but this was a possibility even though the russian said it was completely out of the question. now that's thursdays are over of a mechanism to the un security council. the whole process has just become too politicized at the council. there is one more possibility that, as you mentioned, there all those

u. n. has told us session of the security council in neil, that's the finest point to us and involving in the bridge attack. and then obviously over the state, there is evidence of what we still have to figure out to what extent weston, and in particular, british intelligence services were involved in the preparation and implementation of the terrorist attack. there were too many indications of this. all these facts indicate that there were no crimes that the west is not ready to commit in order to preserve its heads. you many, no matter how much you trying to act as defendants of ukraine. you'll actions give you away. one of the main points made in his remarks. so was that the reason this war is continuing is primarily because of assistance provided to ukraine by western countries, most specifically the united states. now the united states representative argued that supplying of weapons the key was not pro, longing, the conflict. this was simply necessary to enable ukraine to defend itself or russian colleagues say that somehow this assistance is the reason the war continues . but once again

u. n. read the un security council voted to allow cross border aid into these zones that have been set up in the north west and the north east. syria was furious at this because syria wants to control its borders, and theoretically the un can cross, unless there's a special permission. now, russia is playing this on both sides. they do not want to extend the permission for 12 months, and that's what the un security council and aid people said. we need it. we need at least 12 months because we can't plan. this is to insecure, but syria and rush. i want to keep it 6 months because they're negotiating, they're negotiating for more aid, and they want cross line a. that means they want the aid to become through damascus and be delivered to ad lib and the other rebel areas from, with inside damascus. the, the, the, the a, the n g o say, this is a terrible idea because demet, it'll give damascus too much control. and there's too much corruption, right before and serial. have russia for both syria and russia. it's always been about sovereignty. and in that letter that syria is un and bassett, a wrot

u. n. as to in the session of the security council in new york at the fox point to western involvement in the bridge attack. and then let me show for the state. there is evidence of what we still have to figure out to what extent weston, and in particular, british intelligence services were involved in the preparation and implementation of the terrorist attack. there were too many indications of this whole. these facts indicate that there were no crimes that the west is not ready to commit in order to preserve its head, human nature, no matter how much you trying to act as defendants of ukraine, your actions give you away. one of the main points made in his remarks. so was that the reason this war is continuing is combined merrily because of assistance provided to you grain by western countries, most specifically the united states. now the united states representative argued that supplying of weapons to key was not pro, loaning the conflict. this was simply necessary to enable ukraine to defend itself or russian colleagues say that somehow this assistance is the reason the war continues. but

u. n. at the you are security council under you under the assembly, hundreds of them urging demanding from them and so on, so forth is 0 to a door interpreted entries of importance. we've already know. now over the past 20 years old, the lies that came out about cam david. even recently about these really generous offer because it generates, it wasn't packed very stingy. in fact, it was all a set up, a set up against us, an artifact. even the now we know from the archives is that why tash has the light clinton himself playing? we're in defense of miss red. so all these talking points, which of course we don't have a time for now. why? because we are focusing on the mastic within janine and once again is right is i cannot her think. i think that, you know, that's really spinning. one of the things in order to tell us that is there is just, has, doesn't have any other choice. it does have choices, it can withdrawal from multi by plan. it's considered as the tennessee and we'll start each partner. but it has not come to that kind of scene or thought of the basic is 2009. there's the best, the

u. n. force with an international force authorized by the un security council. ever since though, he's been searching for a country to lead such a force. they approach canada, they approach brazil, but no country says it will take the lead. the secretary general himself went to hate see at the beginning of this month. and now he's coming up with new options for the un security council. he must present those by the 15th of august. one of those options on told is for the un itself to lead this. please strike force. that is controversial because the you and used to have peacekeepers in haiti. 13 years ago, there was an outbreak of color of more than 800000 patients contract to the disease . and the united nation still remains deeply unpopular among many haitians. james bayes out to 0 at the united nations in united states the by the administration has criticized the way migrants are being handled in texas. state troopers accusing a tech, some officials of engaging in widespread human rights abuses of the border with mexico. my kind of reports of the grand river that mocks the boulder and in re

u. n. force. but an international force authorized by the un security council ever since though, he's been searching for a country to lead such a force. they approach canada, they approach brazil, but no country says it will take the lead. the secretary general himself went to hate see at the beginning of this month, and now he's coming up with new options for the un security council. he must present those by the 15th of august. one of those options on told is for the un itself to lead this, please strike force. that is controversial because the you and used to have peacekeepers in haiti. 13 years ago, there was an outbreak of color of more than 800000 patients contract to the disease . and the united nation still remains deeply unpopular. among many haitians, james bay's out your 0 at the united nations. the egyptian president has part of the human rights research a day after he was jailed, full spreading false news, a cold sentence patchwork zaki, to 3 years on tuesday, he was arrested officer watching an article about discrimination against christians . egyptian media is reporting that president

u. n. through by the house. earlier this week, the un security council failed to renew authorization for a deliveries with a direct impact on 4 point. 1000000 people. allowances, you're a journalist, nor cor marsh gave us this update from. it'll have a short while back. the also the letter that the device to send to the u. n. a earlier today saying that they've giving uh d u. n. permission to use the valve cover to try to deliver a spot the fact that they have absolutely no control over the border crossing. neither the surrounding areas and the last, the areas that the tier and government old, the control of these kinds of kilometers away from the border crossing a permanently and previously for the past the years, the board to crossing was a and the metabolism of the, the, the the process is being delivered through the board to crossing uh was coordinated by the uh, seeing all physician um we also have a used to low uh, smoothly through the border crossing and then g o r, uh, uh, working in coordination with the 2 and off position here in those buses julia to deliver you n, facilitated a 2 areas of northwest here

u. n. did not me terms of the deal, including removing barriers on the russian exports. moscow came under pressure of the security council meeting on friday to avoid a global food crisis since august last year. disagreement has allowed 32000000 tons of ukrainian grain to reach international markets or diplomatic edits of james bass reports from un headquarters in new york. this was the 2nd meeting of the un security council in one week to address the termination of the black sea grain deal . um, there was strong comments from both political. i'm a humanitarian chief of the u. n. for many of those 362000000 people, it's not a matter of sadness or disappointment. it's a matter of threats to the future and the future of their children and their families then upset the angry. they're worried that can so as some of them go hungry, some will stuff many may die as a result of these decisions. the events of the past week about the latest developments in the russian federation since this war against its neighbour, a war with consequences that can be felt around the world. the brushes termination of its participation in the black

u. n. is referring to of the well, the also the letter that was delivered to the security council that stated the sir, the government taking control over the coordination process is valuable, depressing, and the syrian government for some really unacceptable uh, conditions on terms of these terms are unacceptable acceptable to both the security council members at the local community or the active as the c and offices in here in the us and syria. they clearly stated that the seat in the government should coordinate all the humanitarian aid coming through the bible hall, aboard the crossing gun, take control of the border crossing and all the trustworthy of being delivered to a through the government that the seer and read a crusade it also gave notifications and instructions to the u. n. to not coordinate and be f as a fleet the did with uh the uh, with what they call the tourist. uh, groups you in those was in syria uh by the syrian government despite the fact that the u. n. a has been delivering a through the bible that hello board, the crossing for years now and coordination with local and

uh that the conditions that raise concerns not the only the uh, security council, but the people they. 2 the they stated that all the u. n. a 8 deliveries must be coordinated with the us here in government or through the 0 in europe republic or red cross. and they also stated that the u. n. a must not uh, coordinate with what they told with the vc and government of coal fairfields here in north western uh, syria. decide the fact that the u. n. a h a have be, uh you are, that has been uh, delivered to the areas of northwest as see a for years now the, all the goals or hearts. uh, the u. n. a h was delivered to a g. o is here in the necessary, uh, directly distributed to, uh, the, uh, people add the records and of course that's no problem. do you feel government was filtered? still a go from a analysis here in northwestern, syria and they said that the c and government, they are trying to accomplish some political drains and trying to marginalize the decisions of the, uh, seduce a gallons of volume, a, like giving approvals on a cost of orders which they don't even have control of know what impact is they still having on t

security council and. busy those involved are uh politicizing the uh u. n. a . busy com that is coming from uh the above of the hollow border crossing which will have dire consequences on the humanitarian sector in northwest in syria. uh, the humanitarian sector here in the, in all the sectors, the health sector, uh for security and the, uh, all the sectors have been completely recovered from uh, the catastrophic. uh switch that started the areas on february the 6th, as people actually did not. busy you know, did not see that coming from the security council, especially after the disruption the, the area witness on uh, february, the 6th. uh, also local activist uh, condemned this uh, this uh, fairly or from the u. n. a and describe it describes it as a not considering the well being and the resilience sustainability of uh the people in the right to be, uh, account, zachary, uh, people here in northwest this year. and john, no, let me just get in because obviously a great deal of upset with people who are on the receiving end does that aid. but just give us an id

business with russia. strong woods condemning russia today in the security council you had, they had the political affairs, chief of the u. n. rose me to call a, she went all the comments to say the latest developments. a pos of rushes senseless war against its neighbors with consequences around the world. we just heard from the us ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield. she said that russia was weaponized in food. she said people are hungry and people will die. well, that needs on it. and my 2nd question, james, because the u. n. has been very vocal about how all of this will affect global freed security. what sort of plans is it making? well it's, it's doing what it can, it knows the figures involved, and it knows that taking the grain from ukraine over the overland routes, through the e. u is not going to meet the demand. the demand is in terms of people in meet around the world, 362000000 people in 69 countries. now, the deal has got to 45 countries for 33000000 metric tons of food. so is there another alternative to this? if russia what people i spoke to the ukranian ambassador to the united nations,

our denies any wrong doing i mean, i to nation security council, especially to ended to move in 10 year long peacekeeping mission, ministry just as a q u. n. troops of shooting junctions wants to leave. now us state department report has criticized both abide and then trump administrations for their handling of the 2021 evacuation from afghanistan. review details the government shortcomings before an off to us for his left front of a ton of bonds. retaking of cobbled, logical hanging has moved from washington dc. what's very interesting is the us is that all along that they base their entire plan on the assumption that the ask in forces would be able to keep cobble and the tell bennett bay for weeks months, possibly as much of the year what they're saying now in these recommendations is in the future if you have an assumption where your entire plan is based on that, you should put in place what's called a red teen. those are basically outside experts you can come in and figure out if your premise is actually possible. or if it doesn't happen, what will happen? so that's a recommendation for the future. another big concern is the state dep

u . n. through bob a whole lot. but earlier this week, the you in security council failed to renew authorization for a deliveries with a direct impact or 4100000 people. or let's talk to nor come or she's live and it look for us. first thing, new or who, who do we understand to now be in control of the bottle? how of crossing in the us will be also the letter the, the damascus sent to the u. n. a earlier today saying that they're giving the un permission to, to use the above the craft to deliver a spot, the fact that they have absolutely no control over the border crossing neither the surrounding areas. and the last, the area that the tier and government told the control of these bends of kilometers away from the border crossing a permanently and previously for the past the years. the board to crossing was the . busy the metabolism of the, the, the process of being delivered to the board to crossing uh was, uh, were coordinated by the uh, steering opposition. um. we also have a views too low uh, smoothly through the border crossing and then g o its uh, working in coordination with the uh see you in the off position h

need all right now the un security council is debasing the secretary general's at 2020, to report on the violation of children's rights and confidence, which left out israel u. n. a. bassett is had been responding to the death of palestinian children by his riley forces. obviously, the reports of the successes internet took into consideration. other aspects of this recent tax was issues before we difference. he needs to continue monitoring the situation of what is going on for us. so the situation on children and violations against you do all over the was, is of, of the importance of concerts with and also just the countries and not listed what the 1st thing to say is to extend our condolences to the families of those children who, being a scale in recent days, under port charles, the increase in child attacks in israel and palestine in these rather than the ticket biased. right. i think it's about 292021 up to 3100 last year. so that's clearly an issue, great concern is realistic behind deal see which has the most cases. so we need to look at all of these cases. but the, the question of inclusion, of course, is for the sector general. so we didn't have a deci

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security council in one week to address the termination of the black sea grain deal. that was strong comments from both the political. i'm the humanitarian chief of the u. n. for many of those 362000000 people, it's not a matter of sadness or disappointment. it's a matter of threats to the future and the future of the children and their families . they're not sad. the angry. they're worried that can so someone will go hungry. some will stop, many may die as a result of these decisions. the events of the past week about the latest developments in the russian federation since this war against its neighbour, a war with consequences that can be felt around the world. the brushes termination of its participation in the black sea initiative, coupled with its bombardment of crucial ports, will further compound this crisis. russia assess house, a series of 7 conditions that it says has to be met before the deal can be restored . and un officials tell me that that is a very high bar, probably come the match ukrainians meanwhile, so they have plans which they're discussing privately with weston countries for a new route from odessa to remain the hawking. the ukraini

security council meeting on friday. cool to discuss the threats of a potential global food crisis. the u. n. through monetary and chief, it says the end, the black sea grangee will put millions of lives at risk a while returning now to the snap election that in spain. joining me is miguel, i'm so i'm a router. he is a john list on political commentary. so he joins us now on skype from the capital madrid. miguel, our correspondence sonya was reminding us, sadly that it's not been all that long since the local elections. what was sanchez's strategy and courting these elections now? especially given his policies showing in the last ones? well this is that nobody really knows. it was a decision made by sanchez himself with the, with a very small number of people on his interest. um, perhaps he wants it to uh, to present the ride from enjoying the victory. organizing themselves back to full that back to the campaign. the truth is that it goes against everything we know about to let you needing, especially because the election has been cold, or the time in which many is vanya side on holidays. and

u. n. is pessimistic about the prospects of saving to do as i spoke to russia's deputy um, ambassadors with united nations. when he arrived for a security council meeting earlier, i said, will it be more negotiations? he said that will be no more negotiations. this is final. so a suggestion study from that senior diplomat that russia really is not prepared to do any more negotiations on this. and certainly that was the view i also got from the un secretary general, who was very pessimistic about this because he is someone who'd what very, very hard to negotiate this deal a deal. it doesn't look like it exists anymore. it really was the only diplomatic breakthrough that we've had in a year for. that'd be fresh, fresh, nick, i'm talks between there's policies about what can be done, but there is very little. it can be done. that obviously all the routes for your training. great. and to go by land, but not in the quantities that it used to go under this blank, c grain initiative. and explosion on the bridge thinking crimea and russia has killed at least 2 people. the coach bridge has also been damaged washing presidents that any pollution says the

u. n. in new york. james, some very valid concerns here around a i'm will say, which a developers themselves have raised how countries responding. is there a sort of consensus on this? as well, the security council meetings just go down the way in fact one of those a i develop as is briefing the security council just now and we just heard from the sector general the un antonio terrace. and i can tell you he's someone who's been selling the, the alarm about a i for a long time, long before it was the subject that was regularly in news bulletins around the world. when he spoke just a moment ago, he said that a guy is being compared to the introduction of the printing press and the, the fight to it. so revolution read. but he said also that it took more than 50 years for printed books to become commonplace across europe. and yet, so far we just look at chat g g p t. it's reached a 100000000 uses in just 2 months. and so the speed of this, i think, is the challenge for the united nations and the international community of the meeting is being called for by the u. k. that the current president of the security council and the u. k for the secretary is presiding over the meeting. i spoke to him before

exxon city, south korea, the un security council has held its 1st ever meeting on the potential threats of artificial intelligence to global peace comes off to the u. n. chief on. so when you go terrorist alongside a i x for it sounds that the alarm that a i could be an existential threat to humanity earlier or just somebody got it. or james base spoke with james cleverly the for and secretary of the united kingdom explains why the u. k. or concerns about the use of artificial intelligence. on this 1st day of a security council meeting on artificial intelligence was addressed by the secretary general of the united nations. he said the development of a i had been unprecedented. he compared it to the introduction of the printing press, reset it and taking nearly 50 years for books to be distributed across europe. and yet chat g p t had a 100000000 uses. in just 2 months. the meeting was presided over by the u. k. and earlier i spoke to the u. k. 4 and the secretary. well, the we, we already have structures. we have legal structures. we have the international human rights little, and that's doing a pretty good job. but of course, what we need to do is w

security council in one week to address the termination of the black sea grain deal. there was strong comments from both the political. i'm the humanitarian chief of the u. n. for many of those 362000000 people, it's not a matter of sadness or disappointment. it's a matter of threats to the future and the future of the children and their families . they're not sad. the angry. they're worried that can so some of the go hungry, some will stop, many may die as a result of these decisions. the events of the past week about the latest developments in the russian federation since this war against its neighbour, a war with consequences that can be felt around the world. the brushes termination of its participation in the black sea initiative, coupled with its bombardment of crucial ports, will further compound this crisis. russia assess house, a series of 7 conditions that it says has to be met before the deal can be restored . and un officials tell me that that is a very high bar, probably come the match ukrainians meanwhile, so they have plans which they're discussing privately with weston countries for a new route from odessa to remain the hawking. the ukrainia