u. n to south through done nice to help deal with a thousands of refugees who have been fled to the country from its what's on know the neighbors to don. the money comes on top of another 8000000 released in june, the same to providing live saving assistance for the displaced a minute. the bills are flagged conflicts in sedona arriving across the border with nothing. many reported that they were subjected to violence and exploitation, such as extortion and looting as they fled to south threw down. they need urgent support to reach safety and build their lives. but when washington closes embassy and sit down and back in april, all key documents including any local pasta is currently being held to were destroyed. and that's left a number of students people trumps in the was own embassy stuff, say the destruction of documents is a stunted security procedure and lights of a withdrawal votes for those effects. it means they now have no passports and there's no legal opportunity to find the safe refuge elsewhere is estimated. it's around 2800000 people have been displaced as a result of the confl

u. n. to south su, done those to help deal with the thousands of refugees who fled into the country from his waltz on know the neighbor. so don, the money comes on supplemental, the $8000000.00 released in june. this aim to providing live saving assistance for displaced a minute. the bills are flagged to conflict incident on arriving across the border with nothing. many reported that they were subjected to violence and exploitation such as extortion. unloading as they fled to south threw down. they need urgent support to reach safety and build their lives over in washington. the closest embassy ensued done back in april all the documents, including any local possible it's currently being held that were destroyed. now that's left a number of student, nice people trapped in the was own embassy stuff, say that destruction of documents. is this done? the security procedure in lights of withdrawal boats for those effects? it means they now have no passports and there's no legal opportunity to find a safe refuge elsewhere. it's estimated that the around 2800000 people have been displaced as a resu

the capital called to him on april, the 15th spreading west to the fort region south to for the fun in the south east to blue 9 states. u. n. puts the total killed just over $1100.00. from anything the actual numbers closer 23012000 people have been injured and at least 3000000 displaced. un says there's been an increase in sexual assault, send the suspect to kidnapping of children. access to health care is limited, is a shortage of supplies. facilities have been damaged and stuff assaulted as well. several fails. the size of disrupt to the delivery of much needed food and medicine un says the amount of time and cost this lesson with the onset to the rainy season, likely to increase the risk of disease. i'm involved has to store enough from ports to the point, april 15 people and so then woke up to the funds of explosions up to the shovels and strikes to the generals who came to paula in a 2019 cool and showed it for 4 years decided to alice to one another. they said it was the only way to achieve a better future for the country. but many believe it's a post on post, like a loser, dealing with a one the model, the model si

absolutely, in south korea, it's a much more somber event where the day started with war veterans, u. n. war veterans visiting a u. n. world memorial to remember and on of the soldiers who were killed during the korean. and at the moment they are holding as largest ceremony here in tucson, where the president, south quinn, president, june, is attending front and center of this event. all the u. n. for veterans who fought to came to defend south korea. now in the north, it's very different event. it's seen as a more celebrate tree event. it's the north koreans know it as victory day. and that was what north korean state me to describe as a grand performance with sing as and dances. this was attended by north korean di, did jim jones, as well as by visiting russian and chinese delegations. there was also a visit by the russian defense minister to a defense exhibition where kim joining showed north chris late his weapons technology. now the way these countries north and south korea, unlocking the events not only highlights the differences between north and south, but also in, in the people who've been invited to attend these events. it h

to us. the head of the u. n's nuclear watchdog arrived in the south korean capital. so f l grossey was given assurances about japan's plan to release video active water from the for could see my planned into the pacific ocean. the agency assessed as no risk to the environment on c l g b. think you protest this have disrupted a pride festival in the georgia and carpets so typically see the scuffled, re lease of destroyed props. organizers accused the authorities of gluten with the demonstrators. but i mean, as i said, it's difficult to police the event. reminder of the top star we are following for you. talk to you. his black in ukraine's bent to join needs or wants to voice over preston's rep type. the other one says, that's no doubt you cream, deserves to become a member. despite to take his close ties to russia, and you'll have to dates coming up. technology shows shifts loops, that's how he, i can help people to avoid being taken in by fig. leaves speech of the would be the nurse to us that's why we listen to their stories.

police for you to oppose people's rights to assemble safely. hundreds of protesters stand out as the head of the u. n's new care what stop arrived in the south quoted and captain sort of stuff i received was giving assurances about japan's plan to release free to act of water from the focusing laplant into the pacific ocean. the agency says there's no risk to the environment . no, riley is against police brutality spreading across from some defiance of an official a band. demonstrators are demanding police reforms off to officer salt and killed a teenage of north african defend. you'd in a traffic stop last month. the latest mazda is also a mock that you already have members of adama child in a black frenchman who died in police custody in 2016, dw sonya fall, occurred has been out among the demonstrators and told us what she saw. i was, i was at the plus the metro complete in a central paris audio to the and that was with a mocked was held in memory of adama, probably a 24 year old black man who died in police custody in 2016, his data back been spots focus of the report. these you have officially banned the demonstration of fulfilled that

is a mass of washington is deployed to nuclear people submarines to south korea, which is able to carry up to 18. and then now twins u n. t present the crux of the tension on the grand peninsula is clear. the relevant parties use the peninsula issue to seek geopolitical interests, aggravate regional patients, and undermine the declaration of the peninsula. and the relevant trends are worry to the south korean president has welcome the washington of expiring of his mother, few presence in his country and cousins, those tensions mount off the show for fighting. they bring those career. we can just an intercontinental ballistic this on the test on wednesday, feeling. yeah. excuse me, u. s. of i'm for me, but to build up which was pushing the country away from negotiations and universe specialist analysis. along with the, the us of mine is designed to send the symbolic message to north korea. it has actually from the in the peninsula, in the korean peninsula, guess north korea has the largest new missile test. and the south korea is getting very angry. and there is being pulse about a possible conflict in the peninsula as

peninsula, but as washington, as employ the new 3 people submarine to south korea, which is able to carry out the 18 wides and 10 and now twins u n. t present. the crux of the tension on the grand peninsula is clear. the relevant parties used to peninsula issue to suggest political interests, aggravate, regional tensions, and undermine the declaration of the peninsula. and the relevant trends are worry to the south. the president has welcome and washington is expired. should've is some of this in presence of his country. it comes as tensions allowance off of the show full of why neighboring north career is conducted an intercontinental ballistic missile test on wednesday. if you only, i refuse to us when i'm for the minute. if you build up, we just push in the country a way for me to see asians, asian f as specialist now, so won't be in the us. the main is designed to send some more, a message to north korea. it has actually provoked furthermore, the patient, the in the peninsula in the korean peninsula. guess north korea has a, has a lot of new missile tests. and the south korea is getting very angry and there's being pulse abou

to move. south korea says japan's plan to dump more than a 1000000 tons of trade in radioactive waste water into the pacific mates international standards. the u. n's, nuclear watchdog approved the project this week. rafael grossey visited the focus human nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged during the 2011 earthquake. and so now me is due to visit south korea and pacific islands next, where they have been concerns about the japanese plan. and in response, china says it will bend food imports from 10 japanese regions because of safety concerns. chinese health officials are planning strict and monitoring. so radioactive substances, especially in fish, radiation testing is also being increased in south korean and fish markets. or early i spoke with timothy moose. so who's a biology professor with the university of south carolina? he says it's impossible to be sure there'll be no consequences. as a result of this was a release. we really have insufficient information to, to assess the long term sort of, chronic exposure effects to the environment. you know, the, in a recent review of, of the literature, we found that there were just a few 1

u. n. fort south american nations, which has since stalled the political pressure to push through the market. so our deal is high, but the opportunities it provides for some are causing worry for others, the w's nadia punches reports from brazil. and lucy, it shall be from belgium. it's a phrase we're having some technical difficulties with that report, but we do have dw is lucien schultz and she joins us from brussels and has been covering the story for us very closely. loosely that the 2 sides in these negotiations seem to be deadlocked on environmental issues, understand how likely is it that they can still find common ground? yeah, we have heard and quite strong, strong verge before and from the brazilian side. the european union has been asking to add an environmental clause to better protect, among other things, the rain forest, and then brazilian president. let us over just said very recently that this is completely unacceptable. today, the brazilian president is in brussels. he already met and was off on the line that you commission president. and we have heard from both sides a big

to the bible, how of crossing into it live. but the u. n. is reported to have concerns at conditions that include a band on the working with rebel authorities to south korea says it will increase assistance to ukraine as an you. and so if you'll give the assurance during a visit, the keen he met with ukraine in president followed him. is the lensky so has committed to increasing humanitarian aid to a 150000000 dollars this year? it's also promising normally so military assistance, tons of the to south korea will continue to provide military supplies that ukraine needs. following last year, supplies such as bullet proof vests and helmets. we will support military supplies on a large scale. this year she went on and at wimbledon, and there was disappointment for jane as in tennis player on job her she was trying to become the 1st arab or african woman to win a grand slam singles title. but she lost the final for the 2nd year in a row this year to market the funder silva. the check is the 1st and see the player to win the women singles. thanks to let me live in the open. as the headlines on elsie's 0, the news continues right here. after the bottom lin

according to the u. n's whether agency the world meet your logical organizations said the ice levels of the south pole was 17 percent below. it would be average since rank was begun. last month was the hottest june on record off. the netherlands hasn't returned hundreds of cultural artifacts to indonesia during the southern end of the city of live and the valuable items range from jewels to 13th century temple, coughing, but taken during colonial times. the dutch government to setup a committee last year to assess requests to return such items. well, premier of oscar nominated to write to a direct address a go accept film. bobby was held on sunday in los angeles on the paint company to follow the warner brothers live action movie. well, oscar oscar nominees, mongo robbie in the title role, dr. golfing, as can, the plot revolves around bobby and ken, having the time of their lives in the perfect will of bobby land. when they enter the real world, they discover the joyce and the perils of living amongst humans. bobby's worldwide release later this month. a kind of homestead from that d w culture ca

to release radioactive water from the focus shaman nuclear plants into the ocean. the head of the u. n's nuclear watch dog is in japan on a full day visit. but the chinese and the south koreans have reject it and talk you always proposal and home comes later says as one to the active as a broad will be pursued for life. john lee dismissed the international criticism to be arrest warrants issued on monday. all right, those are the headlines i am, emily, angling witness is up next day. stay with us. the latest news, as it breaks deeply live here over the years, have had to grow used to repeats itself through a tax to they say they've never before seen anything quite on this scale with detailed coverage. how was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards be changed from around the world? ukrainian soldiers in this area said that they were going to try and exploit and push hard to hold off loaded with wagner, played such a fundamental role the miasma. by young, the newest book i bought the i got on to even the made them nothing to lay. i thought a 100000 more. it was invited. you guys? no no, no no, no, there's nothing in my and it's fine. yeah

to the united states. next year. nikki haley, the full, the south carolina governor for the us and buses. the u. n. is speaking less listed in live content on the news to see if we are $32.00 trillion dollars in debt or having to borrow money just to make our interest payments. i would love to say side and did that to us, but have always spoken hard truths. and i'm gonna do that with you today. our republicans did that to us to you, go back and look at that $2.00 trillion dollar cobit stimulus bill that they pass with no accountability that expanded welfare that has now left us with $90000000.00 americans on medicaid, 42000000 americans on food stamps, or, and of republicans try and make it right. no, they double down and opened up your marks again for the 1st time in 10 years, pushing through 7000 of them. things like an honors college in vermont, horse racing and arizona, tearing down a hotel on in alaska. and the list goes on all while $1.00 and $6.00 american families can't pay their utility. bill. 60 percent of americans are on credit card debt. social security will go bankrupt in 10 years. med

things to go wrong. breaking away should have best a nation united, but south to down only found divisions mainly along ethnic lines. as different factions for the terrorized best fellow citizens, the u. n. and human rights groups. one key if it goes into fighting investigated for war crimes. corruption had also entrenched itself in the country, channeling oil well intended for the people's future to select elite transparency international rank seltzer. then as a 3rd, most corrupt country, globally trading only somalia and syria. the struggle for power has challenged solid, so dense debility solver care has been the president since independence. he's announced the country's 1st elections will take place next year. the exercise will be a major test of south to down standing as a democracy. so far is a struggle to convince the yes of fighting displays millions of south within these but many on our return. and so fathers yeah, more than 150000 people have maybe a way back home. however, they are now confronted with a new danger. the lurking threats of unexploded land mines and bombs, remnants of the war town passed this colon. yay! the very south of the country was almost deserted 2 months

to the south to the governors. we are still tasked with monitoring the cease fire on both sides of the phone sign in that area. the u. n. is also heading up efforts to find a political solution to the nearly 90 a conflict its own voice, hundreds glenn book and talk to him. i tell you and coordinate to david roughly of pressure to end the war a few days ago. and often nearly 2 years of tools. wesley managed to convince humans, wild goose, to agree on a deal to that. an environmental catastrophe. off the coast of the data. i don't want to over sell what this means, but it does show that when necessary, the parties in conflict can find a way to work together to deal with a common threat. and i, i would like to think that the fact that they did this gives greater confidence to other issues that are being discussed, the conflict any. and then took a regional ton in 2015. when saudi arabia let a coalition, a gas run back through these with a recent present at exchange between the 2 is raising hopes of a permanent truce. the hosting is how control large area in the north, including the capital sun, i remain defiant. the u. m.

adam fisher, the now south korea says, depends planned to dump more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive waste water into the pacific meets international standards. the u. n's, nuclear watchdog approved the project this week. or file grocery visited the focus stream, a nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged during the 2011 of quite can. so nami is due to visit south korea and pacific island nations where there are concerns about the japanese plan or we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done. we say this plan is consistent with the standards. so i think that with the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides. i'm not on the side of japan or on the side of china on the side of, of korea. the standards apply to or the same way they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusions and the assessment on a freed extremely confident deposit of a tug. so electric power companies storing 1300000 tons of wasteful to that's the equivalent around 500 of them pick size, swimming pools around a 1000 storage tanks. a 98 percent full daughters being diluted

yeah, but he's still in south korea says japan's plans done more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive wasteful to into the pacific means international standards. the u. n's nuclear watchdog approve the project this week . and i filed grossi visited the focus to a nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged during the 2011. i was quite concerned all me. is to, to visit south korea and pacific island nations where they have been concerns about the japanese plan. we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done. we say this plan is consistent with the standards. so i think that the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides. i'm not on the side of japan or on the side of china on the side of, of korea. the standards apply to or the same way they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusions and the assessment on a freed extremely confident about and response. china says it will band food impulse from 10 japanese regions because of safety concerns. chinese health officials are planning strict monitoring for radioactive substances, especially in fish. r

south korea says, depends plan to dump more than a 1000000 tons of trees and radioactive waste water into the pacific meets international standards. the u. n's nuclear watch don't approve the project. this week. i filed grossey visited the focus, shoot me a nuclear power plant. it was severely damaged during the 2011 of quake and salami . he's due to visit south korea and pacific island nations where they've been concerns about the japanese plan. as we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done, we say this plan is consistent with the standards. so i think that with the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides. i'm not in the side of japan or on the side of china on the side of of course you have the stand as a bite or the same way they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusions and the assessment and i freed extremely confident about the tow electric power company storing 1300000 tons of waste water. that's the equivalent of around $500.00 and then pick sized swimming pools around a 1000 storage tanks. a 98 percent full. the water

2011 is quick and see nami. japan wants to dilute the water and release it over the next few decades. china and south korea have rejected this, but the head of the u. n. sneaks, i want to talk, who's in japan is trying to address that concerns. okay, you're up to date. those are the latest headlines is always a website, how to 0, don't com. last the latest on all of us stories including developments in jeanine stay with us. i would just say, well, it is next looking at the hour. well, in the 19 sixty's it without just the the the, any of the kind of why and twist when, just as the most of the kind of want me to kind of when that kind of cut off. i didn't want to thank you for sharing and i'm unable outcomes for them on those we've done right on. so what i would like to have done so far, leslie, it has them and ought to be what the model will start on as yet. so what are the about the, what i'm a lot, i been on the the 1960 this was a decade of change in europe. i'm the america's but also in the middle east and north africa. some preferred the way things were that many people embrace the new movements and politics, society and especially cultural chan

to let them in. south korea says japan's plan to dump more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive waste water into the pacific meets international standards. the u. n's, nuclear watchdog, approve the project this week. its director general rafael grossi visited the focus team, a nuclear plants which was severely damaged during the 2011 the earthquake in sonoma . we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done. we say this plan is consistent with the standard. so i think that the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides, i'm not on the side of japan or on the side of china. now the side of, of course you have the standards apply to all the same way they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusions and the assessment. and i feel extremely confident about it. and response, china says it will band food in ports from 10 japanese regions because of safety concerns. chinese health officials are planning strict or monitoring for radioactive substances, especially in fish and radiation. testing is also being increased in south korea and fish markets. a

to the u. n. and perhaps suggest for some sort of renovation that in new york, as you would know, south africa went through a very terrible and towards the time of a pop date. we were oppressed by a minority or pressing a majority. we waged that he really struggle against might. and so we have experience of dealing with unfitness and much of the world actually support to the apartment state for a very long time. and it was very few friends who stood with us as we ways this target battle. so i think our experience of oppression makes us a very good candidate for understanding the meaning of freedom for promoting democracy in its full meaning and full supporting representative as see a part of the political definition that we'd give to ourselves. the sub africans is unity in diversity. this means we reject racism and all forms of prejudice. and i think we should bring that into the multi lateral stage when we speak of unites as cons. united nations security council reform, which way speaking of is great to representation, democratic processes, the security costs of the sale, the world. because we hav

to the u. n. and perhaps suggest for some sort of renovation that in new york, as you would know, south africa went through a very terrible and towards the time of a pop date. we were oppressed by a minority or pressing a majority. we waged that he really struggle against might. and so we have experience of dealing with unfitness. and much of the world actually support to the a part, a state for a very long time. and it was very few friends who stood with us as we ways this target battle. so i think our experience of oppression makes us a very good candidate for understanding the meaning of freedom for promoting democracy in its full meaning and full supporting representative as a part of the political definition that we'd give to ourselves. the sub africans is unity and diversity. this means we reject racism and all forms of prejudice. and i think we should bring that into the multi lateral stage when we speak of unites as cons. united nations security council reform, which way speaking of is great to representation, democratic processes, the security council of sale the world. because we have muc

the demonstration and sol came despite the south korean government backing tokyo's plan to release the treated water c and had no safety concerns. the u. n's. atomic watchdog has also given a green light to the move. the protesters though aren't convinced claiming it could have a negative impact on the countries of valuable fishing industry. similar concerns are being shared in china, which is imposing a defacto ban on imports of the food from japan. the japanese side, white wash their discharge plan, nuclear polluted water is nuclear, polluted water, no matter what the japanese science says. they cannot baggage polluted water as normal water. and they cannot sure of the consequences and responsibilities caused by forcibly discharging polluted water into the side spilled. water can not be gathered up again, and the bad consequences of the plan can not be reversed. we urge a pathway to stop trying to show its responsibilities and honestly responsible, the legitimate concerns of the international community. they must stop promoting the plan of discharging nuclear polluted water into the ceiling and properly disposed of nuclear polluted water

to the south to the governors. we are still tasked with monitoring the cease fire on both sides of the phone sign in that area. the u. n is also heading up efforts to find a political solution to the nearly 90 a conflict its own voice. hundreds glenn book on top, who might tell you and coordinate to david roughly of pressure to end the war a few days ago. and often nearly 2 years of tools, wesley managed to convince humans why, of a goose to agree on a deal to that an environmental catastrophe off the coast of the data. i don't want to over sell what this means, but it does show that when necessary, the parties in conflict can find a way to work together to deal with a common threat. and i, i would like to think that the fact that they did this gives greater confidence to other issues that are being discussed, the conflict any and then took a regional turn in 2015. inside you raise the coalition, a gas that run back truancies. what's a recent present at exchange between the 2 is by using hopes of a permanent truce. the hosting is how control lots area in the north, including the capital sun, i remain defiant. the u. m,

u. n. 's atomic energy watchdog of japan's plan to release previously contaminated water from the fishing by nuclear plants into the sea has been met with uproar from a number of south korean m p's. they've been making their feelings clear to the agencies had i you got the gen, i would like to say that i a is conclusion regarding international safety standards is limited to nuclear waste from normal nuclear power plants. now the nuclear waste from nuclear power plants that were next it is gross, is how i am very concerned that director gross. i said in the media interview yesterday, that he would drink the contaminated water or swimming it. if mr. grossi is assured that the focus she made contaminated water is safe enough. i would like to ask if he is willing to advise the government of japan, a water deprived country to use that water is drinking water and more industrial or agricultural water. instead of discharging it into the c, v m p is argue the international atomic energy agency report overlooks the long term environmental and health impacts of the waste water release. and such a bad example to other countries. just by concerned from both the public and oppos

u. n. nuclear watchdog says tokyo's plan is safe. yet china, south korea and pacific island nations are against it's those who are headlines on alice's here a do. stay tuned up next to listening. post the spain will hold a snap general election on july 23rd. as the conservative people's party looks set to the power and coalition, with the far right hand the current socialist prime minister, petra sanchez, raleigh. enough support to see off the challenge. photo display an election on al jazeera showdown on the sunset strip. hollywood actors and writers fight for their piece of be entertainment on the politics of put. busy in space where it's more interest the beautiful game, and just listen to your month. wait, wait, wait. tucker carlson, successor ad fox gets in here. full on how to be at your alarm . richard gilbert and you're at the listening post where we provide explanatory journalism about journalists. hollywood has effectively shut down after actors joined writers in a strike. the 1st of its kind in the us in 63 years beyond the fictional, glamour of the film and television industry is the reality that many writers and actors are poorly paid even exploited for

u. n. it says the release of the contamination was over the next few decades is safe. but china and south korea disagree power force that reports in the 12 years since the focusing that is off to the devastated nuclear power plant has transformed into something that more resembles a water storage site. 1.3000000 tons of radioactive water that had been used to cool the melted reactor cools, or rate in ground water that had flowed into the buildings is being accumulating and moving a 1000 containers. john's government says that written in a capacity after 2 year review, international atomic energy agency is endorsed japan's plan for discharge into the pacific ocean, lasting 30 to 40 years. as a responsible lead up the international community. i have repeatedly stated that i will not allow a discharge that would have a home for impact on human health and the environment to both japan and the world. the water is being treated to remove most but not all of the radioactive contamination. tritium, a radioactive isotopes of hydrogen is still present, but in quantities the i, a says would be within safe levels. the plan as heat has been proposed and device is in conformity with the agr

to go. and everything else on time. >>> breaking news out of north korea. u. n. command says an american crossed the border from south korea into north koreand was taken into custody. the demilitarized or dmz is one of the world's moheavily guarded stretches land dividing the two countries. the u. n. command there says the american was visiting a border village at the time of his crossing. >>> other top stories. the first hearing in the mar-a-lago classified document case against former president donald trump set for today. a florida judge who issued a court ruling last year said that critics said -- was unduly favorable to donald trump is set to preside over the pretrial conference. prosecutors and defense lawyers are scheduled to appear before u.s. district judge eileen cannon. it will focus on the highly sensitive information involved in the case. >>> and air national guardsman accused of leaking highly classified military documents asked a judge to be let out of jail. 21-year-old jack teixeira has been in custody since his arrest in april while awaiting trial for carjacks under the espionage act. investigators sa

u. n. is reported to have concerns that conditions that include a band on working with revel authorities. 4.1000000 people are in need of assistance in implant floods in land slides in south korea have killed at least 22 people. at least 14 others remain missing. so free as prime minister says he's mobilizing all available resources to deal with the crisis. extreme heat records are set to be broken around the world. health warnings have been issued in italy, spain, and greece. the heat waves bring with them severe health risks, especially for young children and the elderly nigeria is present in bullet to new booth, has declared a state of emergency to deal with the worst thing food crisis. record inflation has made basic goods on affordable for many. under the state of emergency farm rice will be given supplies on protection from on groups. the leaders, if us are based on an armenia have arrived in brussels for talks and to resolving the conflict over and a going to care about the region has been at the center of a decades long territorial dispute between the 2 countries to south korea is increasing assistance to ukraine, president june. so fuel gave the assurance during

washington ultra 0. 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

u. n. nuclear watchdog says the tokyo's plant is safe. however, china and south korea and pacific island nations are against its president, joe biden has nominated the 1st woman ever to lead the united states navy. the move would c, liza fran chevy also become the 1st female to serve as a member of the military's joint chief of staff or nomination now goes to the senate for approval. she was the vice chief of operations for the navy. campaigning has ended in spain ahead of sunday's general election. the country is currently run by central less governance, but it could have a coalition that includes a far right party after the selection. spain hasn't had a nationalist party since the depth of military liter francisco franco, in 1975. so when you get a report from the draft as the major political parties close, the town pains on friday, just 2 days ahead of the following day on sunday. the question remains in which direction is fain headed. now the prime minister present, a son trip, has been unable to transform the economic growth. so it has been happening in spain into so full full. his policy ahead of him is the center, right. people's policy. just think terms paint

south and the us then entered the. busy in july and 1950, as the u. s. and u. n. force has made progress. china entered the war and late 1950 and sent troops to help north korea. the will became a stalemate engine on this, this was eventually signed in 1953, nearly 5000000 people that were killed in 3 years of fighting. well that spring and christine on, she's the executive director of the non profit organization, women cost gmc, and to the co founder of the career policy institute. she joins us now from washington, dc, christine walking. what's essentially the freezing of a war rather than real peace and relations between the 2 careers are incredibly intense. we see increasing mother tries ation. what do you make of the success of the, almost a 7 decades on or i would say that it has been a tremendous failure. and it's tragic that many analysts view the korean peninsula and this armistice as some kind of model for the future of ukraine. the, the, as you noted, the korean war was the most brutal boar in modern history and 10000000 families were divided. and the demilitarized zone, which has 1200000 land lines. and is the most militarized board or in the world,