u. n. set the conflict was reaching boiling point. did no one take any notice how hard did the palestinian authority try to stop this particular phase of via the ha ha, the heart of this. what did they do until they do one major thing is to be so religious about international law is to be so principal, the lot international and the use of international legal system. we voted this to the international criminal court because we want to establish accountability. and we only last month asked for an advisory opinion of the international court of justice. that's the highest international legal system to create accountability because it is the lack of accountability that has gotten us to where we are today with this most formright fanatics of government in his own guess what them. and this is the real discussion who blocks us from going to these international tradition organs. it's the united states vote against us. it's the united. you won't have a way you went and you, when you went anyway, we'll keep our anyway. but you know what internat

u. n. that numbers set to double by mid century. in a few years, most africans will also live in urban areas. partly because many people in rural areas are moving there in the hope of a better life. the boom is also fueling a housing crisis. today about half of africa's urban population, south of the sahara live in informal settlements. this poses a major challenge for growing cities. as this report from south africa's cape town shows, the township of must have who millennia cape town has 30000 residents spread across nearly 40 hector's. no zuka lee where is sorting through the wreckage of her home. 2 weeks ago, a fire destroyed 178 shacks. here. homes made of corrugated metal on a wooden frame, sol. so i ran out without knowing what the only thing i have left in my pajamas was my neighbor died in the fire. one of her friends filmed the inferno fires like these are happening more frequently. as the population grows, people are living closer together and heat waves are also more common because of climate change. dozens of homes also

u. n. that numbers set to double by mid century. in a few years, most africans will also live in urban areas. partly because many people in rural areas are moving there in the hope of a better life. the boom is also fueling a housing crisis to day, about half of africa's urban population, south of the sahara live in informal settlements. this poses a major challenge for growing cities. as this report from south africa's cape town shows the township of mussel who millennia cape town has 30000 residents spread across nearly 40 hector's nose locally. where is sorting through the wreckage of her home. 2 weeks ago, a fire destroyed 178 shacks. here. homes made of corrugated metal on a wooden frame, sol. so i ran out without knowing what the only thing i have left in my pajamas was my neighbor died in the fire. one of her friends filmed the inferno fires like these are happening more frequently. as the population grows, people are living closer together and heat waves are also more common because of climate change. dozens of homes also bu

u. n. has fallen far short of the at $4000000000.00 target. it's set for donations this year with humanitarian group slumming. the shortfall as disgraceful the international community to day showed it has abandoned yemen at this crucial cross roads with a mayor quarter of the amount needed to support them. millions of yemenis here require urgent assistance. this is woefully inadequate and gives the signal that some humans a less valuable than others. the consequences of this disgraceful shortfall in 8 will undoubtedly be dire for the people of yemen. for 80 years, yemen has been suffering from a humanitarian crisis due to the ongoing conflict over 21000000 people are in dire need of humanitarian aid. according to the red cross of them, more than 2000000 children are in the brink of death. suffering from acute malnutrition, almost 18000000 yemenis don't have access to safe drinking water. we spoke to the regional spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross who sees the situation in the country is dire. a few months ago i visited yemen

and officials said the boat set out several days ago from western turkey. the u. n. refugee agency says those on board were mainly from afghanistan, somalia and pakistan. treasured possessions, were sure dozens of migrant streams ended here. children are among the victims rescue workers faced strong winds, trying to bring survivors to safety. condolences came from europe's top officials. i am deeply saddened by the terrible shipwreck off the coast of calabria. the resulting loss of life of innocent migrants is a tragedy. it's a shocking accident that one that so t familia, on italy, southern coastline and overlap blanket wicker very. they also found 2 bodies on the beach where my parish is your benedetto. but i've blessed them. but while i was blessing them, i asked myself, why do we always arrive after death? we should arrive before death. your re villamore. a new law introduced by italy's right when government restricts rescue operations at sea, at the us center here, it's an endless tragedy. it strengthens our conviction that the only useful way to stop these tra

u. n. is based on the sovereign quality of the u. s. things that it's exceptional, which has why assert gillibrand says that we're seeing one set of rules for them and they expect the rest to follow different rules. because once again, it's only their opinion that matters. and they want to make sure that their views on the world, whatever they say, this is how it has to happen. they want to be able to dictate the, you know, it stays wants to that said, see the rest of the world who they do business with who they can talk to, and what rules they should follow. and now the west is also trying to get to roches long term allies, trying to get them to switch to their side, to support them. developing nations, for example, that been quite neutral so far and were seen once again with them. they're trying to get them to, to go basically to follow the u. s. as leads and sometimes even resorts into france . use the zulu issue, who course there are already enough. people who want to scare us with china. every one is trying to prevent us from cooperating and coordinating together either in the economy or in international affairs. we have no doubt t

u. n organizer conference in june, attended by the u. s. russia, china and britain. it agree to set up a transitional body, damascus involving the government and the opposition. but when you are secretary of state, hillary clinton suggested that aside should 1st step done. russian foreign minister loved off showed concern. it was clear to us by 2012, he would only negotiate under pressure. we hoped we hoped that the russians would apply that pressure. what does she put on the loop and you know, like, we don't even know to go on to the show, put cheeks, wanted sure would be. well. that was the soft tea along with did it for him. she was, you know, the key a lot need to know how to do. the inference was that russian president vladimir putin chose to protect aside as syrian leader. russia had a naval base there, and putin did not support the revolutions of the so called arab spring, or the idea that western countries were champions of human rights. was there. oh, i see where, you know, put on because of look over mostly hostile buffer us with need infection was special marked. well, wh

set to raise the retirement age. and 62 to 64. the chief of the u. n's nuclear watchdog, raphael grossey has visited moscow for talks of the head of russia's state nuclear firm. ross, item ukraine separation nuclear power plant top the agenda, the un and rosa tom agreed to continue work on creating a safety zone. there shelling of the plot which is now controlled by russia as res, fears of a nuclear accident. so that was with headlines. news continues here in al jazeera after thrives re imagining plastic states you would. thanks for watching buffalo ah . the explosion of plastic waste across the world threatens the very survival of life on our planet. every year, up to 12000000 metric tons of plastic and to the ocean from poisoning marine life to littering landscapes and cloaking waterways. plastic waste and the environment is set to triple in the next decade. the problem is so vast, it can seem overwhelming fits by re imagining this waste. as a result, we can begin to redress the balance. i'm donny kennedy le in cameroon, where a young entrepreneurs tur

u. n. 8 convoy has passed through the back of our crossing into serious rebel held areas are so set up begins our coverage from carroll manor rush. the epicenter of the 2nd death quake. good zahida has been waiting here for more than 80 hours, hoping to find her loved was her son, daughter in law and grandchild, are still under this rubble reports on there so that people know my pain. my dear ones are burning under this rubble. the studio family has 6 relatives in the same collapsed building. they fill out the civil war and came to caught him on my dash to begin a new, safe with life here. this turkish m seating families are now sharing the same pain . people are trying to cope unless they are relying on aid and sleeping in cars as the off the shocks continue. oh, i'll awkward that. i got, shall save us. we are now refugees. she says, death and life are intertwined. here, as survivors are for why the food, the dead bodies keep arriving. this was one of the largest stadiums in common rush . it has now been turned into tents city for those who survived that houses $3000.00 people around 15 in e

u. s. republican congressman is set to introduce a resolution to the house of representatives, calling on the biden administration to n. it's military and financial aid to ukraine. mac gates is also demanding washington make efforts to broker a peace agreement or to kill up and picks up a story for us. we have mat gates in the us house of representatives, he's coming forward to put forward this resolution and it would end us aid to ukraine. now, at the same time that he is talking about moving ahead and introducing the ukraine, the t resolution, we also have republicans in the house of representatives and in the senate, calling for an audit. and we're all these billions and billions of dollars sent to ukraine had actually gone years. some of what we've heard. we cannot say view crane by dooming the u. s. economy. americans are feeling the pain. and congress seems intent only on adding to that pain by shoveling more money out the door as fast as they can. it's high time to stop sending any more money. don't send another penny to ukraine and to start auditing where the money went. we're funding ukraine's budget with it,

set to be at the forefront of this year's festival. no money. kane has more from berlin. ah. now for a quick check of the headlines, the u. n. is appeal for a $1000000000.00 to cover immediate humanitarian needs and turkey year following last week's earthquakes. they also need $400000000.00 for quake affected regions in syria. russell said ard meeting survivors in the northern syrian town of generous sandy drop off the aid can help them to survive this winter. you can see that there are thousands and thousands of people that they have lost their houses or relative there did ones. now they are here waiting for aid for food, food, warm clothes, for heaters and for the medicines. so it has been days that they were waiting for these aid. they're sad, they're angry, and they say they feel that the international community has forgotten them. serious president bashar al assad says the road ahead is difficult. well, nathan, was you why what we'll face in the upcoming months and years in terms of social challenges and economic challenges is no less important than what we faced in these 1st few days. maybe 44000 people, an amount of d

set in place at the moment, the door is still dominant. however, we've seen already 2 huge countries like china and russia, dealing with the u. n. and the rule been, we've seen the ron joining them, paying with the local currency. we've seen india and pakistan also. so already we talking about a few billions of the people around the know and doing trade in business, somebody each other with using the local currency that is already depriving the us from and very strong position. even if we see today that the us is strong in relation to the euro, is because of the inflation in europe. and because of the lack of energy, however, is going to hit back the us on the was k. once many other countries stop giving up on the dollar and that business entry, let me ask you a question about breaks the bricks, alignment between brazil and russia, and india, china, south africa, is becoming in a, in its own right of forced to be reckoned with. right? so how significant would it be if saudi arabia were to join bricks? it is highly significant for saudi arabia to join bricks. if we're not looking at the number of the population in saudi arabia, t