u. n. was set up ethically to give special privileges to the big powers that, sir, that one, the 2nd world war, one can ask quite rightly are those still the right powers to sit on the security council? should the security council still have a g doesher, germany be part of the security council, india, etc, etc. but those are reforms. i just think, you know, this is the un, we've had very odd cases in the past. for instance, we've had the syrian regimes sitting on the un human rights council, which i find as offensive as, as, as almost anything else. so, you know, i'm not terribly upset by it. i know why the trains are set by it and i know why people are making, you know, kind of rhetorical, hey, out of it. but i do believe the un exists to have conversations. it does have its rules and i think it's just the way it is. we can not like it. we can like it, it really doesn't matter. it's going to take a lot to change it and it won't be changed by tomorrow. i steven, can russia use? it's chairmanshi

u. n. and denying that this is the concept that russia was becoming a pariah, the united nations. and he said that, i think it is a west that is isolated, but not us, not russia in the general assembly. it's going a bit far, isn't it? well, i wouldn't say that west is isolated, west is important part of the world in itself. and many other countries outside of the west have trade relations and political relations, diplomatic relations and migration relations with the west. so i wouldn't say that west as isolated, but russia is not oscillated as well, and russia is not a state, you know, just recently a chinese leader was it says moscow with a free day wizard. how can you call it, from any country parish stage when it's visited by a leader of the 2nd power in the world? so let's say that russia and western countries both have their own narrative, then not isolated in the world, but they are to a large extent, isolated from each other. it's true to say that russia to a large extent, as isolated from the west, but not on the global scale. let's admitted residents. i just want to back

was issued on thursday, led by the u. s. saudi arabia, the african union, and the u. n. was intended as a 1st step to bring some semblance of peace and security back to the crisis at country. well, as of now, it hasn't work and locals are currently struggling to gain access to the most basic of needs water. some sudanese have even resorted to a long trek to the nile river to stock off from the crucial source. one of those undertaking the journey told us about the fight. just to say, i didn't love the fact that i'm from the city of sham bought in martha. all the residents of sham bought in near by region such as shabby a come here to be supplied with drinking water from the water pumps that transports water directly from the nile. people line up carrying barrels and jerry cans to be filled with water. this is the only source of drinking water from the nile for citizens of shambles, the agricultural plane and the nile coast. and it is extremely difficult to get water through residential areas all the way down here. the area is very hazardous and there are sounds of gunfire

u. n. it is again with some level of irony. the charter itself. the very first article is stating that the u. n was up to avoid aggression and avoid wars, just like russia has done here in ukraine. leila mckenzie reporting from keith, thank you so much for now. i want to take you now to london, declared sebastian she standing by claire russia, running the u. n security council. as david has just been reporting, ukraine is calling it the worst april fool's day. joke. what has the response been from moscow? so we haven't had an official response later to those comments by president zelensky or the ones by his foreign minister, calling it does you say the worst april fool's joke, but we do know certainly from my colleague, richard roth on the ground at the united nations that those who back russia there have been pretty quick to point out sort of historical hypocrisy, saying that the u. s as a permanent member of the security council launched an invasion of ukraine sorry of iraq in 2003, without the security council's knowledge or prior. permission so there's a bit of sort of what about ism going on t

u. n. c, was the ukraine conflict, which he said will to find a future of international relations. for more highlights from versus top diplomats speech at the un security council meeting. you can go to our website, r t dot tom. now to see dan, bernie gyptian military envoy has been shot dead despite the announcement of the u . s. back 72 hours cease fire. the national army blames are a self paramilitary fighters for the incident. while both groups, officials and egypt sin, bassett, or deny this multiple countries are urgently evacuating their citizens from sudan due to the ongoing clashes. the 1st groups of evacuees have already landed in saudi arabia. jordan and kenya, the u. s. has withdrawn almost a 100 people from sudan, most of which were diplomatic staff, while the ease says they've evacuated a 1000 nationals. that's as locals look for their own escape routes. we spoke with raphael bullying who was recently evacuated from sue damn to spain, and told us about the situation on the ground. i was informed that i had to go to the residence author spanish ambassador. i managed, i e

but western diplomat said the decision to call this meeting about the defense of the u. n's. founding charter was cynical. the u. s. ambassador said it was russia that had violated the charter by invading the ukraine. she'd come to the meeting, accompanied by the sister of us citizen pull whelan, who's been imprisoned in russia for over 4 years. russia, the convenor of today's meeting, invaded his neighbors in ukraine. and struck at the heart of the un charter and russia time and time again has violated universal human rights and fundamental freedoms both outside and inside its own borders. paul was a corporate security director. he had a job, he loved a home, a life of hope and opportunity. all that has been taken away from him by russia, a country that revels in its culture of lies. mr. labrons also had an important meeting with the un secretary general antonio terrace. russia says the black sea grain initiative expires on may the 18th, on their doubts, whether it will be renewed, miss. ha, how can the grain feel survive off your meeting? can the great deal survive also? good. so mr. oliver of

u. n. o was a journalist organization, so that grey. oh, so we're still consider that to be a little bit. not a little bit, but deluxe to have selective. not a singer world from those are conversations that, that should have commented on it. so i have, they would have corbin to, to live if it was so you were not the russians. wouldn't you think that despite its ongoing differences with russia, the western establishment could at least agree that terrorist acts in the middle of a major city center is still worthy of condemnation. after all, we're still talking here about the same folks who spent 2 decades kicking down doors around the entire world under the guise of fighting a global war on terrorism. instead, what's in filling that vacuum of silence from western officials has been just a parade of western journalists, underscoring what they figure to be. character flaws, as though they know the guy that could have went to the incident, is well known for being very aggressive, very pro war spiders, the eating each other. that's how one uk

i dealt with them when i was ambassador to the u. n he was the russian ambassador to the u. n. but this is this is positive at that level now the process of appeal when the hearing is this is normal. this is russian delay tactics. russian uh they've leveled this unfortunate arrest. to two very disturbing level, raising the stakes enormously. last night, you had not been in touch with the gersh devic family. if they do, ask for your help, ambassador as so many families have. what's what do you tell them? what's the first thing that you you tell them they need to do here. well what i what? what i would do and i'm not seeking this because, but we have to have contact with the families. my foundation works for families at no cost to them . we take no money. um we coordinate with the administration. we don't have to get their approval to get involved. we have worked with him on the past as you mentioned , but right now the family is going through a very traumatic moment because they got all these people calling them all these pressures. but i think the fact that the secretary of sta

u. n. s. the was the ukraine conflict, which he said, well defined the future of international relations were more highlights from russia, tops diplomat speech at the un security council meeting. you can go to our website at r t dot com. as the migration crisis continues to travel europe with thousands of refugees making their way from africa. hungry is foreign minister, has urged for problems on the continent to be solved in order to tackle the issue. adding new policies have done more harm than good. since e u policies inspire one migration wave after the other cooperation has become a priority with african countries willing and able to keep young citizens home who are also of key importance for the future of their homeland. europe. long standing africa policy can pretty much be summed up as concern trolling. in other words, leaders saying that they're just so worried about african humanitarian issues or terrorism in africa. and then also believing that as a reason for establishing a military presen

well, that's according to russia's foreign minister who was speaking at the un security council just on us. and recently, she still the u. n. central system is currently going through a deep crisis. the root cause of this was the desire of individual members of this organization to replace international law and the un charter with a sort of rules based order. but no one has actually seen these rules. they have not been the subject of transparent international negotiations. the result is the fragmentation of global trade, the collapse of market mechanisms, the paralysis of the w, t. o and the final undisguised transformation of the i m f into an instrument for achieving the goals of the us and its allies, including military objectives with russia, leading the un security council for the month of april. we were able to hear the long awaited address to the 15 member body that leads the united nations from russia's foreign minister, sergei lab ra. now, he emphasized how the united states is distorting the purpose of many international institutions and using them to serve the geo political ends of the united states. he discusse

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u. n. as see was the ukraine conflict, which he said will define the future of international relations. more highlights from russia, top diplomatic speech at the un security council meeting. you can go to our website r t dot com. now to the dan, we're in the gyptian military envoy has been shot dead despite the announcement of the us back 72 hours. these fire, the national army blames are assess paramilitary fighters for the incident. while both groups is officials and egypt, some bass or deny this multiple countries are urgently evacuating their citizens from sudan due to the ongoing clashes. the 1st groups of evacuees have already landed in saudi arabia. jordan and the u. s. has evacuated almost a 100 people from sudan, most of which were diplomatic stuff. while the says they read back to to 1000 nationals from the country that says local still have to look for their own escape routes. thousands reportedly fled the sudanese capital on monday would be un estimating $20000.00 people fled to neighboring chad. the spiraling humanitarian crisis in sudan has put adjacent countries under pre

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but there was suggestion in that the u. n u. s were concerned that antonio guterres was too accommodating or sympathetic to russia's interests. in this green deal, and i think that's going to form part of the backdrop to these talks and why this issue is now even more sensitive than it already was. i think for the background. it's important to understand that there were actually two deals that were made last july one was the black sea great initiative between the u. n. russia, ukraine and, of course, turkey to get ukrainian grain flowing onto the global markets from those occupied black sea ports. and the second was a memorandum of understanding between russia and the united nations because russia has complained that its own food and fertilizer experts , which have been officially ring fenced in sanctions are not getting out to the global markets because of things like over compliance and sanctions fear. and things like that. it now has a list of demands things like reinstating the swift access of its state agricultural bank, rei

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seizing about the latest developments. european diplomat said this is not what they understood was the u. n's position. what we know is that there's going to be a meeting of special envoys to afghanistan that will take place in doha, in the next couple of weeks. and that meeting is going to be. busy chair by the secretary general of the united nations, antonio terrace. we also now know from a speech that was made at princeton university by the deputy secretary general of being in mohammed there in the early stages of discussing the idea of offering recognition to the taliban. we hope that we will find the baby steps to put us back on the pathway to recognition. is it possible and no recognition of the taliban. a principal recognition, in other words, there are conditions. i mean, you know, let's see. let's see what that does because that discussion has to happen. i mean there are some the police this can never happen. there are others that say well it has to happen. busy been one recognition? yes. the taliban clearly want recognition. and, and that's the leverage we have. the recent decision

u. d i n g was formed in july 1979 with a very small a place where we were giving zach cards out in the seventy's to a 20 or 30 person that has now increased the warden 1200 portion of hamlet a lot. now, it's the i a g on a monthly basis is distributing close to about $50000.00 us dollars in the cut and towards the orphan sponsorship program. these are routine activities. this is a food hom, per project executed by the central this nomic organization that's gonna be for my niece. that would have been donated by persons. what celine dion are regionally internationally for food hom purse to be given to fasting muslims. during the month of ramadan, almost 2000 persons having a home for each the so much worse than live in your home. what i'm saying here, what i'm doing here, i'm taking don't be your name. there, my did. attached to the number of ports and that will benefit from this food basket. and this is like a star food basket that will assist them in make, in preparation for the civil war and making preparation for their if thought or their home their family, if they cannot make it the

u. n. and former governor of south carolina was the 1st to announce her candidacy. and she would be a history making as well because she's, she would be the 1st woman and the 1st asian american women to have the g o p nomination. at the same time where she touts this, she also decries identity politics. so let's see how that works for her. among voters, and the person who seems like he has the most fire under him. and momentum is florida governor on de santis, but he has not declared just yet. and as a matter of fact, he's in a rumble with mickey mouse and the happiest place owner. disney, because disney spoke out about his spoke out against his don't say gay policies and he's having problems with the in double a c p there because he's essentially trying to. i also eradicate black history from school books and florida because he says that it makes the white students feel uncomfortable. so i would the santa beach trump in a primary. it's hard to say, but he would be the front runner and a group of canada, trump. we're not in the pack. well, you know, the polls tell u

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u. n. does, you're trying to rock, the sudanese boats is a, the west has failed. not only was redone, but the region as a whole. there is still insurgency, even despite the better part of 2 decades. in that region thing that they will help to stabilize it. this of course follows largely from the overthrow of the libyan government and one gadhafi. and that has said of the kid amongst the pigeons in the us a hell as it were. but no one dares to mention that russia has no interest in a broken sudan. in fact, they prefer, as dan functional, the leader of the vegan a private military group has offered to send a plane full of medical supplies and of himself as the mediator, if necessary to help resolve the existent conflict. and for the future prosperity of sudan, i am ready to act as an intermediary in negotiations between the parties of the conflict, the u. n. and many other swan sudanese blood. and i won't peace for the sudanese people. i also want to ask for the opportunity to send planes with medicines and everything necessary to sudan at my own expense. do you think that was m

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