u. n. well, food program. i think it's a fact because the impossible to support those shapes actually, but the already know that the countries which are located in the global talk on in diet or having access to such kind of grades. so i think ukrainians and russians are supposed to do. they best to make sure that those grains reach to the countries which are in needle. so are you find the idea that russia, ukraine, and ships target european nations or countries other than the countries in the global south somehow fabricate the saw? which i think it doesn't reflect the reality, because this will be in the wide ocean of the terms they have all the de committed themselves to comply with in july 2002. and so i think that part of larger jo for that because they accuse ation the game will face using each other or filed late in the terms of the agreement. the grain deal. if the early diplomatic breakthrough made since the conflicts started. how concerned are you that president will now, renee, go on it or try and rev

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 assignmen

if been forced to my great as, according to the u. n's well, food program, food scarcity is an extreme risk in the horn of africa region with around 10000000 children under the age of 5 suffering from malnutrition. we spoke to a don move gaba, who was running for the nigerian presidency until june. he says, climate change has been more of a problem affecting global food supplies and the conflict in ukraine. the problem has been ongoing for a long time. our detox looked off to you that has to do with the structure of resources that we have from the wisdom colonial powers. that how long does the short term, shall i delete it from or doctor's? well, i'm here, which of course like russia has agreed. so i'll send you what you can she.

u. n. as well as international bodies to act accordingly. but from everything that we've seen from beijing, it's unlikely that it will accept any accountability for what the report says. and the timing is perhaps interesting coming ahead of national congress in the middle of october and perhaps present. she jumping will use this to reaffirm the point that china needs strong leadership, under his guidance as it continues to face challenges from foreign forces trying to contain it. the a team of viewing inspect it is beginning its examination of this operation, nuclear plants and southern ukraine. they're assessing safety and security, europe's largest nuclear power plant, which is occupied by russian forces. weeks of shelling near the side have raised fears of a possible radiation league. teresa bow reports from keith. ah, he took around a doubt worth for these international atomic energy agency team members to reach the body to region. their plan is to evaluate conditions inside europe's largest nuclear power plant for a few days where, wher

u. n. as well as international bodies to act accordingly. but from everything that we've seen from beijing, it's unlikely that it will accept any accountability for what the report says. and the timing is perhaps interesting coming ahead of national congress in the middle of october and perhaps present. she jumping will use this to reaffirm the point that china needs strong leadership under his guidance as it continues to face challenges from foreign forces trying to contain it. ah, united nations inspectors have arrived in the southern ukrainian city of suffer asia there on a mission to prevent an accident that europe's largest nuclear power plant, which is under russian control. the team's visit comes after weeks of shelling near the site, raising fears of a radiation lake to resubmit reports from cave. the it took around 8 hours for these international atomic energy agency team members to reach the body to region. their plan is to evaluate conditions inside europe's largest nuclear power plant for a few days where, where we are. so we are

when many of the sex were already well documented before, but the u. n. report gives it a whole new level of authenticity and also urgency. and yet it's, or i would say that and the report is very strong because it's not only based under a witness of human rights victims, but it's also based largely on official data government data. and that puts the chinese government in a really a weak spot because they always are deny any wrong doing and but, and, and it don't even agree on the facts. but if most of the information is provided by the government itself, and that doesn't really make a lot of sense. so really the, the pressure against her against aging is really increasing. and what will happen probably is a bit out. the government here will ramp up and censorship. i don't think that the criticism will find its way into the chinese public discourse and also probably seating ping, the state leader will m a ramp up and the nationalism here, because in 6 weeks there's a historic party congress during which he will most likely proclaim a 3rd term in office a

well, the u. n. chiefs visit, help mobilize the international community to send funds to pakistan. well, and don't you know your carriage arrive after midnight he i've got a one person or no country ready where he was back and granted daniel as a united nations high commission for refugees and was covering the large then i've got shortage solar data g or that did that, but this time round emitted emerging here you mention it said this is a rigid installer, data gate where the people are focused on. he and the pockets on a board and minister, but our board joe will be addressing a press conference day and all so mr. tony, a good chair, race will be ready. dang, friend, richard, probably the word in the large which have been described as a whole lot. it will be reading in a helicopter. the affected area with a buggy on the prime minister should have on saturday. and of course, the united nations general assembly meeting coming up. so your credit will be making a passionate plea for help for august on richard in dire need. and i've got the problem right now that the scale of the doctor

u. n. to change as well. and unfair south, thanks very much for joining us there. i will come back to you later once we hear the ukrainian foreign minister speaking and within the next half hour, we imagine well as you just heard, russia's foreign minister sag oliver of left the meeting as his country faced more and more criticism, he attempted to defend the invasion minutes earlier, it wasn't the one that was to the you room. today's meeting was motivated by the intention of several delegations to discuss the topic of impunity in ukraine. i think this very timely because this is precisely this term. impunity reflects what has been going on in that country. since 2014, the national radical forces opened, russo folks and neo nazis, came to power them as a result of an armed coup with direct support of western countries. and right after that, they took the path of lawlessness and totally ignoring main rights and freedom. yes, actually i said anthony blank and also spoke earlier. he said the russian president vladimir putin cannot be allowed to shred the international

well, it's cost live now to see corresponding caleb more pin kayla. give us the main takeaways from this unusual sounding u. n. s. c meeting. sure, well it's the 2nd day in a row that we've had united nations security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened a meeting regarding the situation in ukraine. now from what we understand, this will continue and there will be another meeting happening to morrow. this meeting will be taking place the following day. there will be yet another meeting on thursday to discuss ukraine. and the deputy permanent representative of russia says that russia has some surprises for western leaders. i that they will be presenting before the council. here is what deputy ambassador polanski had to say. ukraine week in the security council is not over. apparently having sucked their fingers to the bone in search of an uncomfortable topic for us, they insisted on discussing the alleged filtration of ukrainians to russia. of course we have something to say in response and we also have some surprises in store for our former western partners. let them not relax a

u. n plaza as well as stockton street in chinatown, about six days a week .ot of people did have their permits, and they actually display them proudly. they were glad to see that they are, uh properly regulated that they have the right to sell out on the streets of san francisco. so far, public works approved 41 permits, each costing $430 to apply. though there are several exceptions to waive that fee, which was the case in every approved application thus far. failing to follow the law can result in confiscated items and citations up to $1000. reporting in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. coming up tonight at 11 18 year old accused of robbing his victim while armed with an ar 15 what prosecutors are now revealing. and we'll check out the latest earthquake stats. how many how many people felt it will also look at the temperatures that were forecast for tomorrow. the five day forecast is next, also a bay area tech company, laying off nearly 20% of its staff. the workers impacted by this announcement n t another busy day? of course - you're a

u. n plaza as well as stockton street in chinatown, about six days a week .ot of people did have their permits, and they actually displayed them. probably they were glad to see that they are properly regulated that they have the right to sell out on the streets of san francisco. so far, public works approved 41 permits, each costing $430 to apply. though there are several exceptions to waive that fee, which was the case in every approved application thus far. failing to follow the law can result in confiscated items and citations up to $1000. reporting in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox. two news. firefighters continue to gain ground on the massive mosquito fire west of lake tahoe. cal fire says it's now 18% contained . that's up from 10% at this time yesterday, the fire has burned more than 77 square miles and at least 46 homes and other buildings have burned flames are still threatening some 5800 homes. firefighters from across the state are working to fully contained the flames northeast portions of the fire, which is east of the community of for

and sophie, you'd come this week from well to the u. n. ga, to, to talk about this issue can, can you tell me how this is being received there? is there a surprise there at the, i guess the big jump that this report is kind of the top line of this report is how many more people we're now talking about here? yes, definitely it. the jump is something that people are shocked about. and i think that 2 sets of people are right. there's those of us who walk with frontline organization financial. i don't get a vision who are born. we've known that the numbers are higher than what can be detected or are currently being detected. then of course tanks to walk free week, we are now seeing those numbers identified, but then we have our whole new group, which is essentially not that we are basically introducing this to them. and that's why they're hola. i miss piece is really important but that so many people who we are basically introducing this concept to i'm them hearing the number, 50000000 that really shocked because most people just dont feed th

well. the u. n's children's fun has warned that lives are at risk due to a lack of international support for its emergency fun. unicef says only a 3rd of its needed target has been raised. the world needs to come together and help the children in pakistan. together we can save lives by delivering life, saving, health, nutrition and education services to every child in pakistan who needs at the most. the rains and floods have already claimed the lives of more than $550.00 children without a significant surgeon support. we fear many more children will lose their lives. almost 8000000 people in pakistan were displaced from their homes in august, large swath of the country remain under water. nearly 600000 people are currently living in emergency shelters. officials fear that millions are now at risk from water born diseases, food, and security and malnutrition. while the world community pledge financial aid to help pakistan overcome the devastation, the money's still hasn't been deposited international lawyer and geopolitical analysts. hassan shod says that the pakistani government needs them m

u. n, so these international organizations, well they make progress right now. we see this also with the news about some months ago about spice on the left, e mission and dumbass. so they are discredited. and i'm, i have my doubts about the no trinity, but we have to wait what, what they will tell us. now we will have to wait and the report and whether they will be a report. you've worked in dos and the wider region. you may be familiar with enter guitar, the, the, the, the power plant as well. what i'd come, you'll have been following the story, of course closely what i come of the investigation. do you expect? and will it be the one that people like you have have seen directly the outcome. this is i think it will be not very interesting. i'm not military experts so they don't have really clue about about weapons artillery and all this stuff. they are nuclear export. so their job is to check whether the station depaul plant is, is an order whether they are working well, whether there's danger from a technical side. that's why i'm not expecting very much informa

u. n plaza as well. anyone who comes here to sell anything will need to show a permit allowing them to sell that merchandise if you don't have one. you will be asked to leave the citation as well. or even have those goods confiscated. there aren't too many vendors out here again just yet. it may be a little too early as some of these folks out here tell us that some of those guys really do come out sometime after eight or nine o'clock man i spoke to in spanish. he is aware of the city's law and does have a permit to be here. he tells me, but he did not want to speak further about it. other vendors tell me they didn't know about today's planned law enforcement. presence packed their stuff and left after i explained the city's plan. this is an idea approved by city supervisors. back in march, they created regulations for street vendors that includes filling out an application for a permit, which the city projects takes about an hour to fill out and costs $430 a year to do this morning. those vendors are al

well, a v no is the u. n. a so high commissioner report is very, is the, is a very important it is in a phase to evade for the meaningful action by the member state and the business community. so it is the time to act. so yeah, the in, so we will see what is the reaction for the world because and the united nation, a high commissioner and delete the report. actually this report was finalized last year september, but we are waiting. and finally, and the last day of michelle by chill to leave the office than the if i the she, she, she, she is it a, had been a lot of pressure by the chinese government fighter is, is there is a button. so you will see it, is there a time to act by that all government and in the national a mechanism. what is the action that you would like to see happen all well, a nor via a c major. leave him parrot a sofa. you nation asian women, right? council. i had not any special session of that. we were you those i'd because this genocide take him. but is this in more than 56 years, but not s

up _ well as making sure the prices don't go up |_ well as making sure the prices don't 1 o u n . ., ., " well be massively on the shoulders of the government, and the keyissueis shoulders of the government, and the key issue is about how much of it will be financed from borrowing, how much will we be able to reduce the borrowing requirement right now, and do we already have a very high borrowing? it is worth looking at the fact that the uk, proportionate to gdp, has one of the lowest borrowing... taste to gdp, has one of the lowest borrowing- - -— borrowing... we have had a discussion _ borrowing... we have had a discussion about _ borrowing... we have had a discussion about who - borrowing... we have had a discussion about who will. borrowing... we have had a i discussion about who will pay ultimately, is there another problem for labour, which is that liz truss has stolen, broadly speaking, your policy of an energy price freeze but she is doing it on steroids, if you like, just much bigger, comprehensive, and it will go on for longer because labour's plan was to freeze bills for six months,

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well, many of the facts were already well documented before, but the u. n. report gives it a whole new level of authenticity and also urgency. and yet it's, or i would say that the report is very strong because it's not only based on the witness of human rights victims, but it's also based largely on official data government data. and that puts the chinese government in a really a weak spot because they always are, deny any wrong doing them but and, and don't even agree on the facts. but if most of the information is provided by the government itself, and that doesn't really make a lot of sense. so really the, the pressure against her against aging is really increasing. we mentioned their potential crimes against humanity. can you expand on that yet? sure. so i'm at the report says that and they are really great and human rights violations and possibly even crimes against humanity. that is basically one of the most severe possible accusations. and the report specifically, mentions are forced labor in those or political re education camps. and it also mentio

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u. n team there. what obstacles are they still facing? well, we're hearing that they have arrived on site though they're most of the obstacles, the biggest obstacles for their arrival. they've overcome them. there was fighting on the way. they were delayed at a check point because of the fighting, and then they managed to travel on and her case got to this side, the obstacles or the challenges that are waiting for them. now is the work on the site, and that is, of course, a lot what they need to do there. and there we don't at all. no, under what conditions there will be able to work, whether they will get full access or not. russia has promised it, but we will still need to see the results and they've got in, which is it one you know, successful step in a larger, larger process. if it is possible to broker some kind of solution to ensure the safety of the plan and the people around it, ah, what kind of shape could it take? do you think? is there any discussion about that? what the missions are objective is to assess what the situation is like

this is one of the most common spots for this kind of activity, as well as the u. n. plaza public works, employees said. well round the areas today and if they see anyone trying to sell merchandise, those vendors will be questioned. anyone attending to sell goods without a permit will be asked to leave or face the citation. they could also risk getting other items confiscated as well. police officers are on standby should any resistance turned tense or violent? this is all an idea made back or rather made official back in march, when city leaders said they wanted to crack down on illegal street vendors at the time. mayor london breed released a statement saying illegal street vending often involves the resale, stolen goods, incentivizing, retail theft and harming businesses trying to recover. from the impact of the pandemic. we've worked to create a system to support legitimate street vending while dis incentivizing illegal sales. according to the law, those vendors will need permits to be allowed to stay, which costs about $430 a year. those permits allow you to sell

what is your take on the news that the us now benefits from high l n g prices and the e u companies the well, i guess the shifting to america at the moment to be expected. this whole case to go all the way where you crane was advantageous to the united states profoundly this wednesday just to europe in europe, which had to shoulder the burden of this energy mess and the united states is benefiting. so with jobs, all i've sho, cancel the north stream to which was a dream come true for the united states. the united states have been lobbying against north street. so, and then chancellor shoals closing down before i even start the functioning. so now the europeans, particularly the germans worrying about the gas from north street one because it was, it's less and less gas is fluids on the stream. one well that was inside it to be expected. and germany, which was only just a few years ago, seen us and he cannot make rivals to the united states is now facing the worst you can. the crisis is space this the end of world war 2. so the united states is sitting pretty united states is a major energy pr

u. n. to step in? do you think the un will steppin? well, i think this conflict has to be solved to amicably and it should be solved in a peaceful way. so back to, you know, like i'm and no one feels constant on no one fatal blacklisted dog one created. let me as for security and food crisis, is that very important issue? it is a very confounding issue not to be rushed off. are you or are you paying issue which concerns the whole was honorable crime and is to be raised. the issue of, you know, of the problem in relation to supply chain in relation to food security s thoughts and in relation to full means of solving the problem. and i think all the international organizations, rather it is shanghai corporation by the united nation, or for that matter, or whether it's, you know, like the nato, anyone who's that's been fargo calling on make we, as the indian people from india, we will be very happy to have negotiated settlement in relation to the crisis. non hon prime minister park. we had mentioned about all you had gone for january over and

well, it is a completely different case because natal occupy it and date a group of citizens as redefined by nato instead of a provisional government recognized by the 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

u. n is now recorded 2 years of decline in a row. it means that we're living short a lives a less well educated, and that incomes a going down. the pandemic climate change and the war in ukraine had been blamed. the u. n says that the world has been lurching from crisis to crisis over the past 2 years. the setback is global, affecting more than 90 percent of countries since 2019. the worst affected is south sudan. people there live on average until they're 55 years old. and you'll earnings a $768.00. at the other end of the scale is switzerland. it's been a top performer since 2009 people that are expected to live into their mid eighties and earn on average $66000.00 a year. the un says the situation could be improved by countries investing in renewable energy, preparing for future pandemic st. and insuring against economic shocks. elders, there is hip morgan has more now from khartoum on white chad, south sudan, and this year are at the bottom of that list. when you take a look at the 3 countries at the bottom of the list, there are a few factors that they seem to have in common. now, one of them is conflict. those countries

u. n. and james, you mentioned the public them in crowds of well wishes. mourners still coming and going behind you there. yes, absolutely large crowds of people here coming to pay their respects some very. busy people, so very young people, i saw a young girl, anna, paddington, bare costume, a short time ago. clearly i think showing how the young people were touched by the monarch as recently as her jubilee set celebrations. where she did that so that that skates with, with the children's character. i'm another bit of news for you. in the last few minutes we have a statement from the queens grandson, prince william william who to day became the new prince of wales. he's issued a statement on twitter, he said the world lost in extraordinary leader. i however, lost a grandmother. she was by my side of my happiest moments and she was by my side during the saddest days of my life. my grandmother famously said the grief was the price we pay for love. all the sadness will feel in the coming weeks will be a testament to the love we felt for our extraordinary queen. i will honor her memory by supporti

u. n. on the illegality. what's your take? well, it is much more complex and of course it's a deeply geo political thing, but we mention international community what, what we've seen so far, this idea of international community is not as whole and encompassing as it sounds . because if we look at those countries that support or roger or neutral to russia, you've got a large chunk of what is referred to the global cell, the non wisdom of the world. where is the us influence part of the world 8 or 9 countries? south korea, japan, australasia tend to be supportive side. ready you've got a large gulf of opinion and perception of this conflict, including this particular issue. and yeah, i mean, it's not going to be so narrow because war is a deeply political endeavor. and so therefore, you know, the politics of war especially, was still in progress. it's, it's not going to get any comma, but 98 percent in favor. we were here in just a few moments ago in preliminary results in one region. that's going to bring alarm bells with you, hasn'

u. n. d to enter the expanded too and verification mission of the international conference of the great lakes region. as well as international humanitarian, non governmental organizations and human rights organizations have established documented and objective reports which attain the highest standards of academia. and science said, you think you'd be to dispose any downs for the community of nations. i'm pertinent to the denials of their under no authority on this subjects. the congress government asks the president of a security council to officially distribute to members of the can. so the latest report, the un group of experts on the security situation in the east of the d. c. and to ensure that it is considered diligently by the council to draw the full consequences from it once a day or 2 in the context of international peace and security. it is a question of the very image and credibility of our organization. take them to do it. otherwise would, on the one hand mean encouraging rwanda to continue its aggression, its war crimes and its crimes against humanity in the democratic republic of congo . and 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. but a market for 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 rather slough sikorsky, urged polish, empties not to exacerbate the situation with a bottle in, in the end. on july, the 11th 2013, following heated and prolonged debate, poland approved an official statement describing the volume tragedy of ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide with ah, jim queens associates. you know, joe, i'm putting coverage, being show, she say movie gilbert, you'll know the little bush and she will be built up. i'm seeing motto come out with c a m r v m t, a place for you from the economy on how to play in your voice. if you could just literally galaxy at the version, the principal is going to use the monitoring for europe today. mm hm. yep, when you, when you, when you pull up the here, when you pull up to 40 to show you much. is the hello this. okay. i mean is there for me? oh, do you have a sibling, jamini stress,

have a doctor in line with the un charter and it aims and principals as well as in cooperation where the un agencies and the u. n. political missions to guarantee into aaliyah political, economic and social rights of women. and to bring an end to child exploitation, children are often indoctrinated as part of hostile activities. ladies and gentlemen with since he started the ebony crisis, we have experienced great pain. we have sought to combat duty militia. we've always maintained the same goal. and that is of the who these did not risk bank their commitments in particular that commitment made in 2014 in santa there were geneva meetings the 1st and 2nd geneva meetings there work b q 8, consultation those in stock comb. then there was the truth, during which we, nonetheless last $300.00 martyrs. and there were violations by the militia that caused at least a 1000 people to be injured. for some week now, the humanitarian a week. now the janitor and choose has stopped. we would like the entire community to take into consideration that they have. yeah, many government did respect the true throughout. it's around th

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. 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 the bottle. i'm in. in the end. on july, the 11th 2013, following heated and prolonged debate, poland approved an official statement describing the volume tragedy as ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide. with awe jink we inkster ships samo h o m project coverage just to say movie global hotel normal the little williams with m. c mater come out with you. i've heard from my mother, one will see for come. i am our pm to a place where you from the economy, not clean your voice, which is good, just a lot at the version. the phones of all is going to be very much in europe today. mm. hm, yeah. when you get, when you pull up the you, when you pull out, somebody touched your mom is going out of his. okay. i mean, for me now do you of a sibling, a minister, as you course

u. n. t. a t is something that he can use throughout the war as well as the time comes to negotiate. originally at the beginning of this invasion as if occasion regime change. but overall as time went on, his goals also shifted. and most recently he seemed to signal as he also played in a quote before this, that new now. so this was our goal all along to liberate the yes, the little hans republics. but of course, if this was the goal of all along, it really demonstrates the foolishness of kremlin strategy in invading trying to invade all of your brain. one pathway to this is that by essentially changing the border and recognizing this before a public's though it may be comic russia's eyes russian territory. so this gremlins eyes gifts, the president, which in some legitimacy at home and abroad, to say that this is not a war. that's, that this war is being wage on our territory. a, something that he already paid backlash in and some high corporation organization. some it was based on, ah, well, ukraine will dominate at speeches on day one of the un general assembly. russia was accused of a retur

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well? yeah, i mean, you certainly talk about that. i mean i, i've been reading reports and he also been covering it here with archie international. i fear relevant, their various u. n. world food programs that have been cutting, how much funding they have, and cutting how much food they can put out as well. so it's not just the natural, inclement weather, for example, in the droughts, but it's also politics involved and lack of budgets involved as well. and obviously yemen is a big deal to, but some people call yemen that the biggest manmade catastrophe in the history of mankind. when you talk about global responses, we, we've heard about cargo ships being sent to, well, the supposed to go to the poor countries on that because they kind of end up going to the richer countries. what, what is the global response? right, right, so like i said, we're seeing billions and billions go to 8 and ukraine, right. and we're seeing that the, the priorities go specifically to ukraine. so just yesterday, a ukrainian deputy minister of a gary and m policy and food pretty much posted about the help that ukraine was actually offering. let's hobble a tension is being drawn 1st and fo

well, this building symbolized the end of aggression for many decades. the u. n. has helped deliver stability and security it much of the wealth is provided to place the nations to work together on shad challenges. and it has promoted the principles of sovereignty and self determination even through the cold war and its aftermath. but to day those principles that have defined our lives since the dark days of the 1940 s a fracturing for the 1st time in the history of this assembly. we are meeting during a large scale war of aggression in europe. and authoritarian states are undermining stability and security around the world. geo politics is entering a new era one the requires those who believe in the founding principles of the united nations to stand up and be counted. in the united kingdom, we are entering a new era to join you here. just 2 days after her late majesty, queen elizabeth's a 2nd was laid to rest. we deeply mourn her passing and we pay tribute to her service. she was the rock on which modern britain was built and she symbolized the postwar values on

u. n development program is also affecting the mental well being of the people in those countries. ok, thank you for that. have a morgan that for us in cartoon. let's go to a recap, mcgee, or she is the assistant secretary general of the united nations development program . she joins us live from paris. thank you for your time. when you say a decline in human development, what exactly do you mean? so what we see is an unprecedented decline. i mean, now we talked about a number of african countries, but it's actually 9 out of 10 countries in the world that see reversal, which reports to what we call human development. and we are then looking at gross national income, the economies. but we are also looking at, as was mentioned, life expectancy, the quality of health systems, health services and education. it's, it's a wide range of issues that we're looking at with regards to what we will human development. and what struck me in your port is, this is actually the 1st time in history that we actually seeing a decline in human development off to years of progressive gains. i mean, the

the questions arise regardless of one's opinion about how measured and well considered it is at the u. ncretary of state anthony blinken is accusing russia of war crimes at a security council meeting today. in kiev. jeff paul ktvu fox. two news busses carrying people who'd recently migrated to the us arrived in new york city on monday. the governors of several southern states, including florida, sent those busses to new york yesterday's group of busses to arrive contained the most number of people since the practice began. new york city has opened 23 emergency shelters to house the people arriving more than 9000 migrants are currently in the shelter system. city mayor eric adams says the situation wouldn't be a problem if the governor's from those states were willing to communicate with them ahead of time. who are doing the same mateo county community college district, urging governor newsom to sign a bill that would allow students to attend college for free district officials, along with some local and state leaders attended a rally today at kenyatta college in redwood city . they say t

well, speaking of those floods, the u. n. secretary journal says he's never seen climate carnage on such a large scale. and what he witnessed that i'm trying to cherish is in sind province to assess the devastation caused by the worst flooding in decades. he's cold from massive financial support. agencies say one of the biggest threats is waterborne disease and children living in camps are especially vulnerable, st. basra. if he has more from behind your daughter in sin promise. a un team has been a turing parts of flood affected pakistan and baluchistan and send province meeting with those that are living in or near the flood zone. trying to assess the damage for themself, trying to get a sense of how people are suffering and trying to cope with the ongoing crisis. and their message to the world is very clear. it is time to step in and help pakistan. now my job here is rather simple and so as a 2nd generals to come here to see what are the urgent needs that we need to, to talk to the world about. and those urgent needs are

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well, amid continuing attacks on the nuclear power plant on its surroundings, the u. n. acknowledge rushes commitment to ensuring the safety of the i. e. a team at the site. russian defense minister today stated that the ukrainian 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. while independent war correspondent thomas rupert believes that the shelley purportedly by ukrainian forces, as we were going through shows kiev didn't want the un experts to see what was happening at the nuclear facility. the interesting thing is they shelled any guitar and the region in the morning when the, when the team didn't arrive. this also looks like he have tried to stop this in the last minute, but it didn't work as soon as the team arrived at the place at the spot. there was no shelling any more reported. so we have to see how key if we have, they are not really rational the, i'm not military expert, so they don't have to re c

u. n. to punish russia for invading his country, letting me zalinski urged world leaders to strip moscow of its vote in international institutions as well as it's un security council. vito in other news, pakistan's, former prime minister in mankind, has appeared in court. can says he will apologize for threatening the judicial officer after being charged with contempt of court. a conviction would disqualify come from politics. indigenous groups in australia have rallied even as several cities calling for the british monarchies rule over the country to be abolished. they want the return of land and recognition of the atrocities committed against indigenous australians. during british rule, organizers say they're taking a stand against crimes committed against 1st nations people. the protests are happening as the government observes a national day of mourning for britons. queen elizabeth the 2nd the world health organization has reported at least 23 cholera related deaths in syria. in the past 3 weeks, the u. n. agency says the source of the outbreak is likely that euphrates and other contaminated rivers. millions of people rely on them f

sit, the n a chest, the national health care system here, has been under extreme strain since the pandemic, which of course was, had all kinds of problems associated with it as well. so the u. k and especially england are going through a tough time. it's fair to say, and the queen is always been there. and we saw a great brief moment where we could all forget about the political turmoil with former prime minister boris johnson during the platinum jubilee celebrations. and all along here was packed with people celebrating the clean and she's just been parts of this nation's identity for so long and in speaking with people here today i'm i know that they don't know how to imagine the u. k. without her. and certainly these are shoes that no one will be able to fill column asthma, reporting from london and alex forest whiting. here with me in the studio, i want to thank you both so much for your time. well, the united states and its allies have announced a host of new military hardware to be sent to ukraine after meeting at the ramstein air base. here in germany, us defense secretary lloyd austin said washington was sending war ammunition for ukraine. high mars rocket systems,

u. n. is gravely concerned about the state of the plan to what exactly did the report reveal? well, this report actually was expected to hear that doesn't really come of a surprise with the international energy agency saying that the situation is no longer sustainable. dave observed, very grave violations of the safety on site, and there was an incident, a nuclear incident could happen at any time due to military operations. so really and sustainable situation there. they've also observed something that had already been actually warned against here by key. if the military presence of russian soldiers, so not only sold you, but also equipment and munitions in a very sensitive. so i'm thinking about the, the holes where the turbines are located. also they will send some damages to buildings where nuclear are fresh nuclear fuel. and so radioactive waste is being stored damages also against a building where we find a central alarm system of operation power plants. so many, many violation of security is of course they call for a safety, a security zone. these don't already existed a pri

well. thank you very much. indeed. l u n has welcomed a cease fire announced between armenia and as a by john of to 2 days of violence wasn't a 170 soldiers, most of them armenian had been killed in the fighting as threatened to drag tacky and russia into a wider conflict a russian lead, secure, humanise. i should be sending a team to armenia outright. government requested help. and yes, we can. nancy pelosi is announced. he will travel to armenia at the weekend. talk chat friend reports from the azerbaijani capital banker as a by johns ministry of defense as this video shows, strikes against all median saboteurs operating inside as a, by john's territory. 3 days of fighting around the border region, close to the gourne o car, back as killed, more than a 100 armenian and 70 as erie soldiers. both sides accuse each other's starting the fighting as i by john says it was responding to the armenian armies. shilling of azeri military positions. the armenian defense ministry released this video. it says shows as ery soldiers movin

u. n. lead task force charged with tackling it . aid workers were accused of raping and sexually abusing minors as well as pressuring women and girls to have sex in exchange for gifts. joshua craze is an independent research on south sedan and co author of the original report. he explains the delay by the un to investigate cases of sexual abuse. the basic problem is that if you look through all of these task force set up to prevent sexual exploitation, since it was begun in south dawn, is what they do is they provide sensitization training. they provide hotlines, but the task force structurally from mandate from new york does not do investigations. investigations are left to the individual n g o. and you and agencies who staff members are accused of sexual exploitation. and the problem is they look back at upstanding ops, i'm a huge 6 expectations scandal and it's funding was affected by half. so, but none of these organizations is actually materially in that interest to really do investigation. so what happens is things that come up and all of the measures that have been announced by the un thus far h

somebody who knows and has a good working relationship with a n, as well as somebody who has an engagement with the west, i mean, you know, the u as in india, call themselves natural allies and natural partners so that there was an expectation and there might still be an expectation that in there can play that bridge. i mean, you said it very well right now. that, you know, both sides seem to want india to be an active part. no, i think would then be done without the, the worst actually wanting to put an end to this one. because i mean, if you, if you look at russia strategic interest, russia is bleeding. it doesn't want to spend resources on biting in your credit, needs to come to some sort of amicable security arrangement. you know, to make. yeah. that made us troops will be stationed in your brain, and it would be more than happy to put an end to this you know, browser, the war. i mean, those are families across the border. it's not, it's not a foreign country to us, but they are many people, both here in russia and i 1st manual is different in the west suggesting that the west is interested in prolonging this for us as long