u. n. was formed 77 years ago, but the speech went beyond ukraine that he talked to about climate change. she talked about global health. he talks about the global food crisis, an important announcement there by the u. s. $2900000000.00 is going to go from the u. s. and additional funding to help alleviate that crisis. and also something about the u. n. itself and the way the u. n is structured, many members would like to see reform of the un security council. so while he's trying to persuade them about ukraine, he is also said the u. s. is very much in favor of reform and security council having more than the current 15 members expanding that and also having more than the 5 permanent members of the security council. and many members of the un here complain about the fact that they say as 5 of the victors of world war 2 and nothing has changed since the u. n. was founded at the end of world war 2 months of the talk at the you in general assembly james, this is of course about ukraine. several o

u. n. was that the world is on the brink of an unprecedented hunger crisis. good food pushes are down to, to shipments made from the back seat port. future supply concerns remain. as many countries in africa, south saddam and yemen are facing, quote, catastrophic conditions according to the world food program. but as well can i have to to meet my global pres, studies expert at the center of middle eastern strategic studies, and he's currently in paris. abner, thanks for joining us here on our team. now france romania have reached a deal which allows them to facilitate increase ukrainian growing axles to developing countries, including those along the mediterranean. was the assessment of the significance of this agreement right now. good afternoon, 7. thank you for helping me. yes, i mean, this goes in the aftermath of the last july c, d that was signed by you and your end of turkey. and that was indeed to open a window of the hall from the complex and that the people of the, the southern countries want to be affected by the war. so, and this comes on the init

u. n was that to world is on the brink of an unprecedented hunger crisis. global full price is all down due to shipments made from the black sea port. but future supply concerns remain. as many countries in africa, south sudan and yemen are facing, quote, catastrophic conditions. according to the world food program, former sufficient general of south africa, patty le, holla says that africa makes spect higher prices and political pressure from countries exports ukrainian grain, big, grassy, a wall start at the end of course, and we've been, we are coming from the rest of europe, we had heat by food, a price levels are going to be so high. and therefore it is quite possibly bad because of all these a see out and go about to go green. they supposed to go. so i will end up with their friends. got you to bear with me or is the exact efficient propulsion of what the final destination all actually at a higher price the revelation found in hunter biden's laptop could have changed the 2020 election results. if the media and fully reported a story before the election, that's according to 48 perc

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u. n. i was acknowledge rushes commitment to protect it's experts from the international atomic energy agency attending the embattled zappa rogia nuclear power plant. it comes, it made, continuing a tax on the facility and its surroundings by ukrainian forces, according to local officials. russian defense minister today stated that the ukrainians group of serbo stores tried to capture the station in order to use the mission as a human shield. we are glad that the russian federation did what he needed to do to keep the keep our the inspectors are safe large. he is among the 1st outlets to follow the un watchdog scene as experts from the i. e e. busy assesses the evidence of shelling there, the special monitoring, making, not international atomic energy agency. they are just finishing their wrapping up the visit to the facility behind me. you can see with grossey, he's surrounded by his colleagues and a lot of press now, i mean we've been following the delegation for quite a while. we've seen every

u. n. there was no mentioned to me, the president putin didn't say that they would defend russia and they've got weapon that they have a new get the that they could. but he did not directly say nuclear they the person that actually the people most concerning that have heard the, the nuclear saber rattling the most obviously, jake sullivan, just recently from the us and we know lives, trust commented on that. we also know just before the special military operations started, mr. lindsey, during the nato security conference, actually mentioned becoming a nuclear weapon state again, you frame. so i think nato and i have a much more of a concern that nato potentially would, would use tactical nuclear weapons prior to russia doing that. but if, even if it's tapped to nuclear weapons on either side, it will. i think they're, they're, they're, they're kidding themselves. they think that would not escalate quickly. so strategic level and that's very very and it certainly is unless hope doesn't come to my favorite not to leave you the l rasmussen, executive vice president of the center. thank you very

voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in virginia. finally, o u n and u p a. it was a genocide, while $222.00 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. the opposition voted to classify the o. u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party in power supported softer wording for foreign policy reasons. what america for when it well known that the polish government is actively lobbying for ukraine to be admitted to the e. u. it was to that end, that the polish foreign minister read herself sikorsky, urged polish mpi not to exacerbate the situation with borderline in, in the end. on july, the 11th 2013, following seated and prolonged debate, poland approved an official statement describing the volume tragedy as ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide with ah, jink, we english it simo, jo am putting coverage v so she say mulvey global her deal normal. the latest version, she's with theme article now. will you? i've heard from one to one. we'll see how come

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u. n charter was drafted in 1945 ahead of next week's general assembly, she said russia's invasion of ukraineleft the u. n facing a crisis of confidence. this is about defending the charter. this is about peace for the next generation. this is about protecting the un's principles. the ambassador laid out six clear principles for security council members, which includes russia and china. they include defending and following the charter, refraining from the use of vetoes and enhancing transparency with the general assembly. i can't speak for china and russia. what we're doing is setting a standard a standard that we will adhere to, and we call upon others to adhere to. this week. the ambassador accused russia of detaining and forcibly deporting hundreds of thousands of ukrainians to russia, a war crime, something the kremlin denies. they're facing torture they are facing, uh, separation from their families, and many of them are facing death. and it is absolutely important that we, ul russia out for this while in the bay area, thomas greenfield is holding events on climate action and global food

u n. and u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. blue opposition voted to classify the o. u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party empower of going and see them however, poland lower house declined the opposition's initiative to have the valiant tragedy officially declared to genocide and to make july the 11th memorial day in poland. to honor the victims of massacres in eastern polish territories, the decision provoked a wave of discontent and poland. vishal key vanny edkey said he with a voice cookie would be g. what the formal keyboard is gauge? thank gosh 6, i me a fool. you must with me. mutiny. couple was coming to harvey, achieved a s. as for about 9 more to the last coverage to is this a sheet with gigi on the brooklyn you shared a matter my number to be is on the vehicle. so many ship with will get normal and i go to the cities about i go to them, they go young shackles, rskovich to throw in slumber slower. yes. for sure. yeah, neit

u. n charter was drafted in 1945 ahead of next week's general assembly, she said russia's invasion of ukraineun facing a crisis of confidence. this is about defending the charter. this is about peace for the next generation. this is about protecting the un's principles. the ambassador laid out six clear principles for security council members, which includes russia and china. they include defending and following the charter, refraining from the use of vetoes and enhancing transparency with the general assembly. i can't speak for china and russia. what we're doing is setting a standard a standard that we will adhere to, and we call upon others to adhere to. this week. the ambassador accused russia of detaining and forcibly deporting hundreds of thousands of ukrainians to russia, a war crime, something the kremlin denies. they're facing torture they are facing, uh, separation from their families, and many of them are facing death. and it is absolutely important that we, uh shine a light on this and call russia out for this while in the bay area, thomas greenfield is holding events on climate fo

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while most of it was sent to the u, which is unfair of widen recruitment believes as the whole idea behind the u. n. and turkey broke her deal was to help starving africa. so he concluded that this williams should be actually increased potent, also mentioned that tain, the 4 months of this year alone. russia has supplied 7000000 tons of fertilizers to other countries. this is another hot topic, as this is what the harvest and other countries strongly depends. on and he also mentioned that it's supply through the european ports. a still prohibited heading that this discrimination is simply unacceptable. and at the end, one more important said that the producers of potash fertilizers, are ready to transfer hundreds of thousands of tons of their products. current be accumulated in the european ports who transferred to developing countries free charge. the queen elizabeth, the eldest son, is to be officially proclaimed king charles the 3rd on saturday, currently 73 years old. charles will be the oldest oil to be declared king in british history. person has begun a 10 day morning period to month the pas

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u. n. declared independence and that was declared to be fine because we make the rules. well. again, the whole point of this entire year has been that the west is no longer the sole interpreter and creative rules on the planet. that is the message. that's not my message. that's the message moscow has been trying to send. and jurors met with a whole bunch of other leaders in summer khan, and they seem to be on board with the program. so if i were one of these western politicians thinking that you know, i'm still a global spending empire and everybody else is going to listen to what i have to say. and i dictate what the international community is. i would actually be very concerned that this is very much no longer the case. certainly a lot of stake here and it doesn't take much in order to find the fuckers, especially when looking at the response from the west, serbian american journalist, voice message. thank you so much for your time and insight. thank you for having me . meanwhile, local officials say ukrainian forces have, shall the zophar, ocean nuclear power plant. amid th

u. n. and that was the agency. they have no one to care for them. whereas usually, community leaders are scenario leaders all them to spend money on their communities . nobody spends money on balance by refugees, except for a rock which itself is facing immense financial challenges. ah, a partial mobilization order announced by president vladimir putin continues to spot protests across russia. more than a 100 people blocked a highway in august on in the north caucasus local media report. police tried to break up the process by firing warning shots and yeah. at another demonstration, those gavin shouted no to war and blamed the russian government the sourcing. meanwhile, fighting continues in the east of ukraine, where russia has kept up strikes against civilian infrastructure. the areas in red here under russian and separatist control russian missiles had buildings overnight on saturday, and force a pass substation to shut down in southport as yet. ukraine says what it calls washing kamikaze drones damaged buildings in central odessa, on sunday morn

u. n. and that was the agency. they have no one to care for them. whereas usually community leaders or say, darian leaders all them to spend money on their communities. nobody spends money on balance by refugees except for iraq, which itself is facing immense financial challenges. at least 24 people have drowned off to their boat capsized in a river in bangladesh. the fairy was traveling along the quarter tow a river taking hindu pilgrims to a centuries old temple in the north. thousands of people are missing. it's believed the boat was above its capacity in terms of the number of passengers that it could carry on his ears, talia chandry reports. now, from dakota, at least dozens of people died in a tragic brought accident in northern bangladesh and the best pick up on our guardian car to our neighbor. the passenger abroad was carrying more than its capacity. witnesses and administration. people said that there was more than 100 people in it when it collapsed in the middle of the river. the search and rescue operation and still on the number of casu

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u. n rushes actions and ukraine was a violation of the global order. and should make that blood run cold. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the gord tenants of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. while the russian president announced the partial mobilization and early morning address, 300000 reserve will be deployed immediately. flashes 1st more time mobilize ation since world war 2, nato is described move as an act of desperation. while though a protest opposing this development being held across russia, thousands of people have been arrested at demonstrations in the capital must go also in city of some pieces, which is show people being taken away by police in the western city of accounts are written bugs a monitoring group says it's aware of detention now and at least 36 different cities. meanwhil

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in response to what he said were attacks on army basis, the group says that it was unfairly targeted. the u. n. has repeatedly called for an end to the violence, accusing both sides of committing war crimes. the government declared a truce in march to allow humanitarian aid into to grey. but after 5 months of relative calm fighting began again in august, the conflict has displaced more than 2 point. 6000000 people and years of drought have impacted food supplies, leaving millions, now malnourished. undue alarm see say, is a journalist and political commentator. he joins us now live from addis ababa. what do you make of this statement from the rebels and to cry? thank you so much and you said it was yeah. so it was. ready by the way, many of the. ready news is leading to anything that we do in the suffering region and say it as a nation's as welcome the development. how do you think the therapy in government is going to respond? i think they do it because by now. so before, what are we expecting that so i'm ready for that. good to talk to you so many thanks for being with us on the what i'm see

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u. n. report. well they, they the new tension that after i was brought to the fascist internment camp approach, i realized that it was a bit financing that you guys selling you. a very young girl. she got raped a lot and then deal sonya to the 35th struck me it was i can never forget it, but it stuck in my mind former detainees. sarah goes south by in 2020 sharing her story with d. w. news asia testimony that echoes many others who escaped the internment camps mentioned young like goes 0 hour hung, who also spoke to d. w. after resettling and turkey. you were not allowed to pause, scratch your head or cry if they saw that they would for she want to a metal chair. and if you tried to move, it would get tighter. then they make you repeat chinese words that you didn't know if you forgot them. they used on electro shock device on your head, correspondent mathias spelling, or tried to trace down the location of the camps based on accounts from former inmates. there are now 5 policeman following his assignment ended soon of that. if you film here, we will have to take measures against you wanted this place is a

indicated that this has been a deliberate act, deliberate, a bunch which was created so clear that any deliberate destruction of u. n. g infrastructure is completely on. so people and it will be mike to was a robust and united response. now russia says the accusations that it is responsible for the leaks where predictably stupid and absurd. moscow has demanded a un security council meeting on friday to discuss the damage. the criminal spokesman appeared to lay the blame on the u. s. movie jim. a see a significant increase in the profits of u. s. energy companies supplying gas to the european continent. they are very, very interested in getting those bumper profits in the future. are we interested in this is no, we're not with last, the transportation gas roots to europe is europe interested in this, in particular, the locomotive of european economics, germany, or no, it is not al jazeera is that vast and has more now from a vessel in the baltic sea, hundreds of millions cubic meters of gas is now leaking into the baltic sea for days now. and according to experts, there is no technology that can stop it. so basically

u. n said it would send a team to investigate who early was by to a manual shows our correspondent who filed that report. we asked her about e grants, allegations of more russian war crimes, and what investigators a sang about the matter for the region of how to keith, where we are right now. where is you in a city of ism is, are located as well. we're talking about $4000.00 cases at the very least end investigator, the prosecutor. oh, sorry that we've heard in the report mentioning that figure did a want to give a precise number simply because this increases by the hour. so in order to open does investigations that ukraine and government has a trusted in a more work for us at hasn't police officers, forensic experts coming from all over the country have come here since they're counter offensive on the you of the ukraine and forces are, was successful in a, in a most of the region here. so don't be bill come to help. and the ukranian government has us so sad. it was very grateful for the international work for us to send their forensic experts to send more material to proceed to the investig

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the report on wiggers and other minorities was released by the u. n. st. top human rights official laid on wednesday. and he wiggers who fled to turkey fear the report will be ignored by the international community. katya lopez, what a yawn reports. this shopping is symbol has been a refuge for mac harem, since she and her daughter left northwest china 5 years ago. her husband and 2 other children were left behind in ching yank. she hasn't heard from them since she fears a you and report that condemns china's treatment of wiggers and other muslim minorities will largely go ignored. shame that best sell all that. oh, it's been 5 years of as living hair. china has killed our young people and left our children orphaned. the united nations isn't doing enough. michelle, that she'll let release the report. 13 minutes before her term as you and human rights chief ended. it found that weavers and other mostly muslim groups and detention camps have been subjected to torture, including force, medical treatment, and sexual and gender based violence would could h

u. n. and one of the reasons it was created is that countries can't invade and take bits off other countries. that's what happened in the 2nd world war that happened in the early days of that war led to the war around the world. and he's saying that this is what is happening again here and a clear breach of international law. very strong comments from the secretary general and certainly other members of the membership of the united nations, the 193 countries. i think of all noted that this, that these are the strongest comments yet, coming from the 2nd general since the invasion in february. so one of the, the insecurity council on which, of course of which, of course rush was a member well, the un security council is going to take action. we know that already linda thomas greenfield, the us ambassador on the security council. she has said that she's coming up with resolution, she's working with albania, drawing up a resolution. now we're hearing that resolution. it's not actually been scheduled a meeting yet, but is likely to be presented on fridays just in a matter of hours. here at the u.

u. n. back tribunal and tucson pon, he was initially charged with 3 others, but one was found unfit to stand trial and one died before hit. the hearing could commence that he was convicted in 2018 together with known che, who was known as brother. number 2 in the career rouge regime, and he, this is the, he is appealing that conviction and j died before the appeal could be heard. but the on thursday, the appeals chamber of the community tribunal dismissed nearly all the, all the arguments put forth by to some, pon prosecutor say he was one of them. a one of those was most responsible for the crimes during that period. even though to some point had sought to portray himself as a mere figurehead. he was the head of state. he was the public face of the camille rouge regime. and he had tried to argue that he had no real power. and the court was not convinced of the arguments, and they said even though there were some areas that were found at charleston, it was not enough to overturn that conviction. and so they have affirmed the life sentence. now practically, it actually makes very little diffe

so, and it was finalized doing this, u. n. a un some, it's a general assembly in new york as persons ardon and, and we know that after he comes back to turkey, he will continue his, it talks about as the landscape and russia, but as on believes that this is a very important step towards coming to an end of this war that, that has been happening in more than 7 months between russia and explain to them. thank you very much indeed to consider talking to us from eastern bull protest, broke it out of russia. in response to president vladimir putin's partial military mobilization. dozens of people have been arrested demonstrations and monitoring group has reported detentions, and at least 36 cities, including moscow in st. petersburg. and by that, a president put an announce that thousands of reservists would be called up to fight in ukraine. ukraine's president has told war leaders that russia must be punished for invading his country. vladimir zalinski addressed the un general assembly, saying moscow is not serious about ending th

u member states. however, that l n g was initially imported from russia. british broadcaster after returns, he gives us his take on brussels energy was, while they may be canceling, lisa plan is because of the austerity. they've enforced on selves after sanctioning russia. we have information that a 120 dutch counsels may not hit the deadline of 10th of october. we'll have to we sanction sanctions are a terrible, terrible thing that kills so many tens of thousands of people. what was it? 40000 in venezuela, us sanctions. the fact that the german foreign minister believes that it doesn't matter what german voters think, shows that in the washington post must head motto, democracy dies in darkness. well, democracy died in europe a long time ago. it dies with the sanctions. it dies with the lack of breast freedom and as they cancel these multi 1000000 euro deals for air conditioning, gardens and bars, the people of europe are suffering. the world health organization is warned that a major health crisis is likely to follow a recent devastating floods in pakistan which has already affected more than 3000000