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 tha

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 in garza multiplied surgeries, such as the west bank and occupies east jerusalem. now there's been a

seems to go much if it's like these ones had been footfall as we saw radical sips from the united states, the u. n. as is issuing strong statements calling one to one to and as the positives to seize the support um for the proxy seems a conflict. but very important to know to what all of this is taking place. do you? i've seen places in phoenix, just the kid has rejected any dialogue with the into just settings that to on his phone. so tell you about the prospects for peace and security and the east of the d . c. blast we know and understand the place of william who is still holding the d. a. c. emergency submitted to address the volatile situation. the seats, which is taking place tomorrow. and both felix just to get deep and the one didn't come to parts. polk got me. i reported the agree to attend that to something to add a mix. these austin, the cheese, a civil african countries including south africa to inside the us and to my law we have the a to see that the see the was words that so that's a can to to surrounded and i'm able to get out of it or reinforcements but the, so the african nationa

the eastern city of go to the m 23 militia has been slicing government forces and united nations peacekeepers. the u. n. is wanting of a humanitarian crisis. thousands of civilians have fled across the border into rwanda, which is accused of backing the rebels. there are reports of troops firing at each other across the frontier. government is home to around $1700000.00 people there and save. you is the head of the international, red cross is sub delegation and go mar and she talked to us earlier about the situation in the city right now. like it's been uh since yesterday morning cuz the station has drastically. the theories has intensified, especially in terms of the use of weapons. that's where turns be hearing i'm talking to actually from our shelter right now. so there's been use of gunfire but also heavy artillery, especially since this morning in the center of po kula, which obviously has in boxes so that you mentioned situations also us to go in. so we have uh a few uh, health centers that, uh we support here and uh, our team, uh, surgical team is still in the hospital and has received a number

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the m 23 militia has been slicing government forces and united nations peacekeepers. the u. n. is now warning of the humanitarian crisis. thousands of civilians have fled across the board to enter a wanda which backs the rebels. there were reports of troops firing at each other across the frontier. government is home to around 1700000 people mine i king or is the regional humanitarian, the director of east and central africa at cat international that's in n g o, and he's joining me now from the rwandan capital k gladly welcome. thank you for your time. can i ask you 1st of all about the latest your hearing about the situation in the you? i know what made you having the situation. you can go mount these thoughts of fighting continues in the city and the 10 vitals. and that is also the fighting menu. more people continue be displaced. i know you're based on because i sent you a 1700000 people and not not about 202400000. the idp for the in the outskirts of the c team because of my can. so i've got to find out what's going on for the fighting east is going on um heavy, heavy gun f

united nations. i share president trump's vision of a u. n. reformed by strong america, 1st peace through strength, and return to this founding mission of promoting peace and security around the world. in an exchange with democrat chris fund hall and on the important issue of the middle east, she refused to acknowledge palestinians to the right of self determination. i asked you in my office also about whether palestinians have the right of self determination marks a significant change in us policy from the past and heading to the un in new york island for sure. i'll just see that on capitol hill in washington. sean, it says it will defend its national interest. also, donald trump slates. his comments on imposing terrorist on chinese goods. the us president said his administration is considering introducing input taxes of 10 percent as early as next week. you know, he says the measure would be in response to trying to supply mexico and canada with fentenol. a synthetic drug use is going to we have always believed there are no winners that a t

u. n is anti semitic. on march the 26, the u. n. refugee agency publishes a report entitled, the anatomy of the genocide. israel rejects the report as those main international back of the united states. on december, the 29 south africa brings a case of genocide against israel in the international court of justice. the court agrees that is a case to be on sedation. human rights organizations agree. it is a genocide and submit a detailed reports and yet israel continues to solve every one from aid workers to jen. this women and children are in the firing line as well as reoccupied. no, because forcing palestinians into the centre and the south district. 0 they would take you more than 39 years to attend a funeral, a day for every color, stanley charles, you know, i'm asked by to not, and i don't or network of origin list a child in wrong code. how does or, or by joining us here in otto ah, studios out to 0 is need to abraham, she's based and run. my line is cover the occupied westbank extensively need a. so let's start with guns. if we can, even though the occupied westbank is separate from gaza, geographically, people that have been watching the news closely obviously. so what

united nations, begins to cold at a genocide, the systematic destruction of the people. israel. then because the un agency for published a new refugees, a terrorist organization and says the u. n is anti semitic. on march the 26, the u. n. refugee agency publishes a report entitled, the anatomy of the genocide. israel rejects the report as does, it's a main international back of the united states. on december, the 29 south africa brings a case of genocide against israel in the international court of justice. the court agrees that is a case to be on citizens. human rights organizations agree. it is a genocide and submit a detailed reports and yet is role continues. it's a so everyone from aid workers to jen, this women and children are in the firing line as well as reoccupied. northern garza forcing palestinians into the center of the south district. they would take you more than 39 years to attend a funeral a day for every palestinian charles kill. no, i'm asked by to not, and i don't or network of origin was a child in wrong con, which is 0 on the show is on 0. see me up with this cold unless he joins us from the hot mo, on the deal has been reached. what pushed it over the l

u. n. is anti semitic a march the 26th last year the u. n. refugee agency publishes a report entitled, an estimate of a genocide. israel rejects the report as dollars, it's made international back of the united states. on december, the 29th south africa brings a case of genocide against israel and the in sessional court of justice. the quote degrees, that is a case to be answered. human rights organizations agree, it is a genocide and submit details reports. and yet israel continues its assault everyone from aid workers to join this women and children are in the firing line. israel has real keep wide northern goals of hosting palestinians into the sense and south of the strip. it would take more than 39 years to attend the funeral a day for every the palestinian child kills. no. so how much flight to last an adult or an age worker or a journalist, a child, victoria gates and b, l. g. as in the see saw the old was proposed to day last year, but the policies wrangled over several closes before reaching a consensus. ben smith breaks down what was finally agreed phase one of the sci fi deal. we'll see the release of saw me is ready to comp tips palestinian prisoners, the gradual withdrawal of is

u. n. is anti semitic a march the 26th last year the u. n. refugee agency publishes a report entitled, an estimate of a genocide. israel rejects the report as does its main international back of the united states. on december, the 29th south africa brings a case of genocide against israel in the international court of justice, the quote degrees, that is a case to be understood. human rights organizations agree, it is a genocide and submit details reports. and yet israel continues its assault everyone from aid workers to join this women and children are in the firing line. israel has real keep wide. northern goal is this hosting palestinians into the center and south of the strip. it will take more than 39 years to attend the funeral a day for every palestinian child kills. no. so how much flight to not an adult or an age worker, or a generalist in a child's victoria gates and be out of them? well, joining us together until they come due to associate professor public policy at the time institute for graduate studies is also a specialist on conflict resolution. and international aid could have us again, it's moved as we knew, the story would very quickly where the names that were required

mark suddenly is the center for united nation studies at the university of birmingham. he says the u. n. is under pressure to respond to is really a tax on humanitarian and medical workers. there have been numerous attacks on hospitals. they've been numerous attacks on humanitarian workers, united nations personnel, gymnast, and of course you'll janice. we know what's happening. i think the well is now looking on. i'm asking what action is going to be taken because we've seen repeatedly these crimes against humanity been claimed these values up make it doing kind crimes against humanity. we're not seeing any action i'm, i think people expect really that the united nations secretary general needs to be taking a much stronger active stops mid. he think that he should actually be in the middle east. and also be thinking that very, very clearly about putting together a coalition of the willing of responsibility to protect civilians is also something that the united nations needs to remember as of to separate. it's off, the rwanda at these genocides were never supposed to happen again. so i

united nations, begins to cool as a genocide. the systematic destruction of a people is rel, then to class the un agency for palestinian refugees a terrorist organization. and says the u. n. is anti semitic. a march the 26th last year, the u. n. refugee agency publishes a report entitled, an estimate of a genocide. israel rejects the report as does its main international back of the united states. on december, the 29th south africa brings a case of genocide against israel in the international court of justice, the quote degrees, that is a case to be answered. human rights organizations agree, it is a genocide and submit details reports. 4 and yet israel continues its assault everyone from aid workers to join this women and children are in the firing line. israel has real keep wide moving, gaza forcing palestinians into the center and south of the strip. it would take more than 39 years to attend the funeral a day for every palestinian child kills. no. so how much flight to norton as a whole or an age worker or a generalist? a child? victoria gates in b. l. g as in golf, that is becoming a graveyard for children. you just heard that from the un chief and he said that in t

the united nations begins to call it a genocide, the systematic destruction of the people. israel then because the un agency for published a new refugees a terrorist organization and says the u. n is anti semitic. on march the 26th, the u. n. refugee agency publishes a report entitled, the anatomy of the genocide. israel rejects the report as does, it's a main international back of the united states. on december, the 29 south africa brings a case of genocide against israel in the international court of justice. the court agrees that is a case to be on sedation. human rights organizations agree. it is a genocide and submit a detailed reports. and yet israel continues, it says sold everyone from aid workers to gen this women and children are in the firing line. as well as reoccupied, know, can cause a forcing palestinians into the center and the so the strip they would take you more than 39 years to attend a funeral a day for every palestinian charles. your note i'm asked by to note and i don't or network of origin list a child in wrong code, which is 0 is the intended good towers has welcomed the gauze a deal and said it is imperative that the seasonal i removed o 8 obstacles in

lot i, i had hoped very much and spoke to my boss, the secretary general, the united nations, a lot about whether the u. n. could provide a service of this guy was in cost of that in $99.00 with the you and provided that protectorate service and effect for administering cost of a while it go fits political act together. um, but his concern is that there's no chance of the un being involved like that. i mean the not often a certain places, but the idea then of a hybrid arrangement which basically is loyal to the principal. the palestinian governance is able to reinstate it with international support, maybe troops to security, but still under the aegis of the palestinian entitlement. allison and right and the freedom of people's that could be a way cuz i don't think it can happen straight away. i know how most instructor have been talking because, you know, that's important for the palestinian authority, which i 70 want to see in charge has been depleted and onto mind and isn't very strong. so i think you need to have a transition. but seeing this is sarah with a transition which has clear emissions for the

the united states announcement of a new general license covering transactions with serial governing institutions provides a welcome signal. and on wednesday, the u. n announced another $8000000.00 to help their efforts to scale up humanitarian efforts in syria. gabriel's on to, i'll just see it at united nations in new york city and has a, had he's a senior fellow for the sarah project at the atlanta council. he says, the initial stability of syria is new administration is due to multiple factors from the civil war, a physical yesterday. and it wears many concerns about the possibility of a ton of fighting among the seed in a position of forces. but it seemed that after 14 years and to differentiate or offering fighting, especially in the 1st years of the conflict that the groups happening hardway and that the few freedom and the disability of the country is much more valuable. and also i think that their local constituency will so we didn't allow with them, we did the accepted. so there is much more a concern about their own future if they do engage into anything and fighting. that's for one second one. i believe that the c and people has also los

u. n. refugee agency publishes a report entitled, an estimate of a genocide. israel rejects the report as does its main international back of the united states. on december, the 29th south africa brings a case of genocide against israel in the international court of justice, the quote degrees, that is a case to be answered. human rights organizations agree, it is a genocide and submit details reports. and yet israel continues its assault. everyone from 8 workers to join this women and children are in the firing line. israel has real keep wide moving, gaza forcing palestinians into the sense that and south of the strip it would take more than 39 years to attend the funeral a day for every palestinian child kills. and also how much flight to norton as a whole tour, an age worker, or a journalist, a child, victoria gay to be out using her son barrario is a professor of international affairs. it costs the university. he points to the 2 state solution for lossing piece of to the things that they will come to this realization that the only way just to divide the left. there's no other way as they've been fighting for now. since 1917, they'v

united nations. i share president trump's vision of a u. n. reform by strong america 1st peace through strength and return to this founding mission of promoting peace and security around the world. in an exchange with democrat correspond hall and on the important issue of the middle east. she refused to acknowledge palestinians to the right of self determination. i asked you in my office also about whether palestinians have the right of self determination. my understanding was you said yes, you have a different answer today. that was not the direct question that we discussed by set the power you've been with people. how students have the right of self determination. i believe the palestinian people deserve so much better than the failures that they've had agreed on. there are leaders pretty simple quite and i believe then she was active. she agreed with far right is really politicians that is really had a biblical claim to the entire westbank. but i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, some of which rich vote.

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so it's, it's, hopefully at the united states and russia can end this, and you are p n, u d and the best just sit down and be quiet in class while the grow the mass literally. but there's a problem there, there's a big problem. there's a pretty big problem. there's a big problem there, dimitri, because objectively speaking, looking at mens one minutes to assemble, which is the russians trust the west. but we could go on computer, we could the, the anti ballistic. and so 3 of the intermediate nuclear for us is trudy, the nuclear deal with iran that obama negotiated these people to treat treaties like toilet paper. i mean, it's not quite is uh, you know, a politic is the charles the government for. but that is the reality. they have absolutely no regard for their own commitments. and the russians now understand that painfully well. and so any, i think resolution is going to have to provide to the russians, a level of security that goes well beyond a paper agreement. and really what it is that, what to give the russians the kind of security they require and reasonably desire without that go

united nations. and that is because at times peacekeepers and even a u. n staff in and around goma he said have had to go into underground bunkers for periods of time to stay safe in the middle of the fighting. and so he said, that's why there's been times we simply cannot get a lot of information out of goma. however, he did say, one asked does the m 23, a control goma? he said the situation is very fluid and he said we're 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. o professionals. she pledge to new feats in new york would follow president trump's agenda. it is imperative to insure a strong american leadership, american leadership at the united nations. as i share president trump the vision of a un reform by strong america 1st peace through strength and return to this founding mission of promoting peace and security round the world. in exchange with democratic correspond hall and on the important issue of them, at least she refused to acknowledge palestinians to the right of self determination . national interest softer donald trump's latest comments unimposing terrace on chinese goods. the last president, instead of administration, is considering introducing import taxes of 10 percent as early as next week. it says the measure will be in response to china supplying mexico and canada with fentanyl, synthetic ok, or drug is going to be we have always believed there are no winners at a trade war or tara for china, remains firmly committed to safeguarding national interest. trying to use on your side foundation, how is china reaction today's the well as images hudson bay doing it has no intention of taking this line down. if tr

same time, it's crucial to maintain the unit, to your phone, a partners, america, and europe, and our partners around the world who are helping us get the the, the u. n. c's war between russia and ukraine is intensifying is as we approach 3 years since the russian federation is full scale invasion of ukraine. progress towards a peaceful resolution remains elusive as we witness a dangerous escalation of hostilities. so far, the warrant has killed and wounded the ends of posing the fight this on civilians. ritual rizzo is a senior fellow at the atlanta council. she joins us now from washington, dc. so as we heard in the report, the one is saying that the war is intensifying. what do you think that is? so i think that there has been a few months here where both sides had been somewhat a stay on the grinding meters, perhaps a few kilometers here and there. but there's a couple of things to note. first is that bite is leaving office and trump is coming into office. biden has been a stalwart supporter of ukraine. you can argue whether or not his approach or what he's sent. ukraine has been effective, but he's certainly been a stalwart supporter of ukraine'

unit to your phone. i apologize, america and europe, and our partners around the world for helping us get key to the u. n. c's war between russia and ukraine is intensifying, is as we approach 3 years since the russian federation is full scale invasion of ukraine. progress towards a peaceful resolution remains elusive as we witness a dangerous escalation of hostilities. so far, the ward has killed and wounded tens of thousands of fight this on civilians. for more than this, i'm joined by joshua shifting some senior fellow at the cato institute and associate professor at the university of maryland. thank you for joining us. so donald trump supposedly help. thank you. donald trump says he hopes the world be over in the next 6 months, but the question is, what would an acceptable and look like for russia and what would it look like for ukraine? well, we have to distinguish between the ideal and the pragmatic. when we talk about acceptability, i think for russia, the acceptable, the ideal acceptable would be essentially control over ukraine. not necessarily incorporating ukraine into russia, but controller f

same time, it's crucial to maintain the unit, to your phone, a partners, america, and europe, and our partners around the world who are helping us get to the u. n. c's war between russia and ukraine is intensifying is as we approach 3 years since the russian federation is full scale invasion of ukraine. progress towards a peaceful resolution remains elusive as we witness a dangerous escalation of hostilities sofa. the warrant has killed and wounded the ends of posing the fight this on civilians to and that's the latest on data, but you can use this. our marion evans do not have more headlines for you in about 45 minutes. up next is dw business with a look into environmental concerns and peru over a massive chinese ports project. from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. the one of main kinds, oldest ambitions to be within reach. what do you see? it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for a no race again.

former un secretary general banking mood and now leads the center for united nation studies at the university of birmingham . he says the u. n. is under pressure to respond to is really a tax on humanitarian and medical workers. there have been numerous attacks on hospitals. they've been numerous attacks on humanitarian workers, united nations, personnel, gymnast, and of course your gen this. we know what's happening. i think the well is now looking on. i'm asking what action is going to be taken because we've seen repeatedly these crimes against humanity been claimed. these are these up make it doing kind crimes against humanity. we're not seeing any action. i think people expect really that the united nations secretary general needs to be taking a much stronger active stops mid. he think that he should actually be in the middle east. and also be thinking that very, very clearly about putting together a coalition of the willing responsibility to protect civilians is also something that the united nations needs to remember as of to separate. it's off, the rwanda at these genocides were never supposed to happen again. so i th

united nations begins to call it a genocide, the systematic destruction of the people. israel. then because the un agency for published a new refugees, a terrorist organization and says the u. n is anti semitic. on march the 26, the you and refugee agency publishes a report entitled, the anatomy of the genocide. israel rejects the report as does its main international back of the united states. so on december, the 29th south africa brings a case of genocide against these. ralph in the international court of justice. the court agrees that is a case to be on citizens. human rights organizations agree. it is a genocide and submit a detailed reports. and yet is role continues. it's a sol, everyone from aid workers to gen this women and children are in the firing line. as well as reoccupied, nogales are forcing palestinians into the center of the south district. 0 they would take you more than 39 years to attend a funeral, a day for every policy in the truck. you know, i'm asked by to not, and i don't or nate walker origin list a child in wrong code, which is 0 for the 653, between israel and how much is expected to include the release of old captives over the course of 3 phases f

well, let united nations security council emergency amazing. we mentioned this still on going in the u. n. high commission of the human weiss spoke. a tuck has called for an investigation and to as well as attacks on hospitals, intentionally tire acting attacks against hospitals, and places where the sick and wounded are treated, provided they are not. military objectives is a war crime. under certain circumstances, the deliberate destruction of healthcare facilities may amount to a form of collective punishment, which would also constitute what crime is committed as part of the widespread or systematic a tech on the civilian population. such ex, males, amounts to crimes against humanity. i'm outside of them was a speech right to a former human sex, your general banking moon and now leads the center of the united nations studies of the university of finding him. and he joins us from her foot in the u. k. but he, thanks for being with us. what do you make of vol cuz speech, those strong message that israel has not provide sufficient evidence to support its claims that hospitals are being u

we know that the united nations, as the standing foss, that is present in global, even as we speak. so there has been an attempt at the mediation by the u. n. it is important to note that the democratic republic of congo is a member of 3 regional organizations, the sol solved for within the region. it is a member. it is also a member of the central office, a nation, and has been admitted into the east african community. that is why all these attempts at the mediation, i've always been taking place, but somehow this has not worked as well. and we now have a fuss, which is the m $23.00. and they have been a 2 vision to which has been documented, given by the united nation, that the m 23 get some logistical support from the land. but the one day is government has always been clear that these individuals are fighting for the 33. they may share something with us in terms of ethnic origin, but they are communities they may call themselves by normal land get by the activities. and i think the doctor is not to be disputed. and the question then is how to use all of this. and those things have happened in there isn't past this article community, in

somewhat, and bolton by that you injured ministration of the united states by the likes of the at least stephanie trump's pick for us invested with the u. n saying that they have the, as well as a biblical rights to the west bank. mm hm. what do we, i'd also, of course, the lifting of sanctions so on the side of the as well, an important point not to miss that. what do we imagine then we're likely to see play out, given that it is the sanction activity is now state sponsors. right, well i mean there's been a lot of speculation that as part of this period or cease fire agreements and guys are that donald trump may have promised benjamin netanyahu something or some things as it were and, and the west bank may, may have figured in there and i'll remind everyone what, what trump said back in august before he won the election, he said that his real borders are too small. and he just wish there was a way to expand and this was interpreted by the is really right wing as i, as i kind of green lighting for his really expansion and annexation of the west bank. so again, we'll have to keep, we'll have to keep a close eye on, on all of that. and it's

u. n. is one of the amount of chairman situation there remains desperate. says 1000000 children a suffering from mental health issues. ok, this take you to the united states now we're just the days into his presidency. donald trump is what ready facing legal challenges to his executive orders. a judge has temporarily blocks the order to restrict both right citizenship a ride and trying to the us constitution. the justice department says it will re vigorously defend the president's decision. the order would refuse citizenship to anyone born in america if need a parent is a legal, permanent resident, or citizen, or trump assigned to a raft of these like simple, this is taking office. my kind of has the details from washington dc. the president trump rolled out a number of new executive orders among them was one insisting that the investigation into the assassinations of john f. kennedy and martin luther king be made public. now in the past, the f, b i and the c, i a have resisted to making these investigations public, arguing that it would not be in the, in national interest. but now the president trump has insisted that they must be released. he's g

u. n. and the wealth house stone as role from attack in health facilities. this is inside the hello. welcome to the program on demand con, the united nation says only 16 of the $36.00 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 a do you and has that satisfied more than 650 is really attacks and goals as medical facilities. since the will began in all talking 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 riley attacks and prevent what the united nations is cooling a human rights katasha great. we'll discuss these questions with all guess. but 1st, this report by sarah go, medical coats, mosque and scraps of symbols of heating done to international humanitarian news. during conflict. talk to synopsis of ground to special protectio

u. n. has to become informed to complete a new one and there is absolute need for a news to, to, to one to know, to manage the united nations for the war need to ship much more appropriately to the system in the middle east. now despite the so called ceasefire, israel continues its strikes on solving lab and on hitting, not disability, but even the children's amusement park in the region that seems of devastation stretch across the area. with children wondering through the rubble of the side has no ties to has beloved military operations. meanwhile, local that tends to return to the villages our true on the ground witnessed to joe and strikes while filming near a demolished mosque. now over now to r t. c. sweeney with the details of a fresh jackets of murder, to enter the village of knights of which is bound to cut off, which is no well devoted, which is around or the court here on our side. this is some significance back in 2685 percent of the buildings that were destroyed by the excess since being rebuilt by in the cupboard is ready. but we've driven through idaho. and the sky to the destruction is apocalyptic. ni

u. n. has to become, to please do for the complete a new one. and there is absolutely need for a new to, to, to one to know, to manage the united nations for the war. need to ship much more appropriate to the systems well by the peculiarities of global seldom visual cannot be theater within the global. so than your team or community without involving the beneficiaries from the global not by announcing wrap up right here. sorry, the really so the policy in prison is why is gonna be gone? the process was seen leaving an intensive passivity in the west bank on an intent pass in president, including says he, under the age of 18. all scheduled to be released today. but it is well delayed this well, well, the thing is that we'll be back at the top of the hour with know, we'll see you the middle of march. well, what are good with what the and samantha, i'm just letting you know that we're using. so we're giving you electric motor to steps to go lower than we would you miss. i'm going to get the lucy jones july, the 2nd 2022. because sykes on the 6th to me on monday, favors onto a regiment of much special forces, raised russian flags over the liberated ci

u. n. has to become 2, please do forward to complete a new one and there is absolutely need for a new to, to, to point you know, to manage the united nations for the war. need to ship much more appropriate to the systems well by the political, global, seldom visual and cannot be $300.00 within the global frozen your team or community without involving the beneficiaries from the global not all of the spiraling violence and the deal. so you may also hinder american attempts to use the so called libido color, it will that runs to parts of and go to the d. c. and zambia. now via this route, western markets would be able to receive critical african minerals used in the high tech industry. let's learn more sharply. of course, one of the story is notable. you'll come a days of intense violence involving martz's gun fire bodies onto the street. and the mass displacement of people combined with a lack of protection for citizens as plans through the seats into a state of privacy and security. on top of that wasted embassies and found themselves surrounded by and we crawled onto the team period. the underneath the keeling fields divine and se

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united states and into the hands of its rivals. nicholas hawk. l. just the right term. yeah, jo, senegal, it aims to accelerate climate action among financial institutions, the u. n. but net 0 banking alliance is a voluntary network of global banks. committed to align lending and investment portfolios with net 0 emissions by 2050. but critics, including the us republican politicians, say that the industry group was effectively coordinating a boy cost of investment in the oil and gas industry, big banks and asset managers on a quick thing, the climate change network ends at be a loss rate for of canada's biggest lenders said that they were withdrawing from it too. that's up to 6 of the us as largest banks, quit the group, including jp morgan, goldman sachs, and morgan stanley, european bank. so threatened to pull out of the group as well, unless it's softens its rules. the u. s. federal reserve has said that it will quit another group, the network for breeding the financial system because it says its work has broken beyond the central banks mandate from congress. a top court has a cd electra and sustainability at yale university. he works at the intersection of sus

u. n centric international system defend victory in world war 2, that was one with the blood and lives of millions of people and defend the rights of china and russia as founding members of the united nations and permanent members of the security council. in the new year together with you, we will take china russian relations to a new height. so it was, and so i left of the i agree with you that cooperation between moscow and beijing is based on a broad commonality of national interests and a convergence of views on how relations between major power should be a blessing. we build our ties on the basis of friendship, mutual trust and support. equality and mutual benefit with the but these connections are self sufficient. they do not depend on domestic political factors so much more. the current global situation is very simple. i think the past year was very fruitful for us and you don't. so i'm a is a sending back behind to the best. so the will offer is a day off that it was one. and as the 47th president declaring his desire to be remembered as the man who ends was while the poker's thinking false on his problem as a result of the pain, call it just within 24 hours. in fact, see t

united nations in new york. i hear you in headquarters in new york . they're watching the situation in goma closely. they say that the situation is very fluid at this point. the u. n. has about 10000 peacekeepers in the democratic republic of the congo. many are fighting alongside the congolese military in or around goma. now by mid day on monday, un officials that briefed journal is here said, while the situation is very confusing, they were not yet able to confirm that the m 23 had full control yet of goma. fighting is due to the image of the ongoing. it's very, very fluid. it's, uh, it's, uh, it's not over yet. um, so there are, there are many, many dynamics in town. um, so it's a very, very fluid situation. it's a very dangerous situation. thank you and has evacuated all non essential staff out of goma. as for the security council, they held an emergency meeting on sunday on the situation in goma. and it also announced they will hold another meeting on tuesday trying to reach some sort of consensus on how to stop the fighting and move the process along to piece gabriel's on to l. just need to do that in nations in new york. so it has on the out, is there a, th