u. n. well, the program says that it is resuming operations immediately. what should we read into that? it gives you an idea of the scale of needs of people here and the country. i'm not necessarily just the capital, how to me? tens of thousands of people have left 2 neighboring states like to 0 in the central part of the country are root canal and northern states in the northern part of the country. then there are thousands of other stuff along the border, whether it's the border with egypt or if you are 1000, then trying to make their way to safety. many of them have been living in be open for days now with no basic human parent assistance given to them. yet those interest you to state who was to say that a very few 8 organizations trying to provide assistance. but even that is limited. many of them let their homes with very little bit of their belongings, not enough food, not enough water relying on local communities. now, even before this conflict, 15000000 people in sedan were in need of humanitarian assistance for survival. that's a 3rd of the countr

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well the u. n is pleading for the concept to stop, but there's no sign of a laptop in the fighting between the arrival generals forces from how to even morgan reports on day 20 of the violence, the soldiers from the army signal corps in north cartoon. the so far i've hunted down to the enemy the coast, so click on social media. god is the greatest. there's been intense lighting in this area and in hot tomb, despite a 7 day cease fire and then the city overpaid in north dakota defense the elsewhere and the capital a militarized police unit exchanges. flyer with the rapids support forces the army led by general. i have been for the hon. has rules out negotiations marble a couple with this with them. and then with the government of sudan has agreed totally to the ceasefire, not to any mediation regarding the resolution of the compact. this is simply because it is a very and against this for danny's armed forces by a group, once affiliated to the army, to us, the final solution will be decided on the g

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well. it is then said by the u. n. agents. so that's has been instrumental in thinking him down. there was a bit of some mist corporation this i'll have to get, although it is with not cooperating over the years in terms of apprehending him. but then i was present from a post. i had to sit up as special purpose, ill publish, and team that's cooperated with the you in engines to comprehend the met. so then folders, kyesha and that has been arrested in south africa for crimes committed in rwanda. what happens next from one to leave here is that sir? uh, tomorrow heres june. uh friday his june to appear in quotes in the cape town. my just did the quote uh for his 1st i pre appearance and then after then the decision will be taken to extradite him. you'll be lost. probably. you may be expedited to i. rochelle, in terms of the o, taken to the head, where one of the suspects was interested in a 2020 in perry's is e is now out of the 5. that's a being side of, of the thoughts after they add 3 more. those us to being sought after by the u. n. agents tiger that dw correspondence privilege

well. if the u. n. broker deal does not a lot of that, and it appears that most schools saying they will do it directly with african. so a lot of interesting points. they're by struggling for up. we'll go through some of that in the coming hours. but for now, let's more move on to more world news this monday to the after months of paula ticking turkey has chosen its leader for the next 5 years incumbent president, red chip tire bird one has again been entrusted to take the nation forward. he defeated opposition, hopeful commo, killed the ruler in the countries 1st, every election going off on sunday. let's take a look at the final results. present the dare to one secured victory with just the rest. 52 percent of the vote around 4 percentage points ahead of his centre left opponent. that difference equated to run at 2200000 more people getting behind the current leader or what his supporters celebrated across the country in most of numbers on sunday nights marking the a k party heads and victory as they

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effectively slapped with a travel by and by the united states is that as visa cancelled as well over a controversial u. n. c, l g b team bill, which has been passed in a country, came to promote traditional family values that come paula a slab. washington's move is nothing bolden political cherry pick to you guys or the visa never gives you a right for me. i have no problem with the way it got good money. it is definitely s with these people is see this hello. yeah. was cited by the president, the people who got mad and kinda breeches the guy who missed. i'm assuming, right after this bill was passed, parliamentary speaker, i need to among had her u. s. visa denied, and i think that it states has long been a warning uganda of economic repercussions in case it passes into l g b t bill. now, uh, same sex relations in both, you've done that and older. 34 african countries are illegal and has been for a very long time. but this new law goes even further and despite the west trying to sanction and condemn uganda for this, this is consider the one of the world's toughest and t l g b t bills, according to gover

well, that's what, that's what the u. n is looking at right now. we're, we're looking because of the, the 11 year of over one year of relative peace because of the unofficial truths that's an effect. we're, we're looking at a situation where i, the peas will either return to their homes, they will need assistance. reading, terminally displays be yes. these are internally displaced people for returning to their homes. their homes often have been destroyed. infrastructure has been destroyed and re establishing livelihoods. it is a big challenge, but we have to look at making the step from a humanitarian assistance in camps to i. d. p is returning to their homes are integrating locally where they have been displaced multiple times, often in these areas. matt hoover uh, from the international of, from the international organization for migration. thank you very much. we thank you for this opportunity. much appreciated now to the bundle of league a new a victory was over both for it was required to maintain pressure on the league leaders with both so it

u. s. n. o will be uh, on the agenda as well. um, they will be talking about all those things, but one of the biggest challenges is going to be dealing with the passenger cause now in the loan that are over $250000000.00 costs that are being used on how to to make sure that old people are moving towards electric cars um to alternative fuels is, is a huge issue. um, they are hoping, well, i mean this is ironic actually coming from germany, which is the biggest u. x photo cause that has been slow to move to email. so uh, transport is a massive issue for mo bile societies like ours um, aside from a fuse and e cars, what other aspects of mobility are getting most attention at the international transport for the lease? well, actually one of the other main thing that's on the agenda tomorrow, we'll be talking about ukraine and transport between ukraine, which is mainly landlocked, apart from the, the black sea, which is, is obviously being controlled by russia at the moment and how to get goods from the ukraine to the you, they are tal

u. n. brussels. how could that help? what sort of outcome do you expect from that? maybe? well i think they, if they would the pressure both sides to sit and talking to solve the problems. the serbs are requesting that association where they would gain more rights. also, of course, the little ones to implement of the elections, but the serfs left the institutions there and the thought of making the compromise between both sides about this. it's not possible to have like long term peace there. uh, because uh, nothing will change in the field by using the force here. so very in belgrade, thank you very much. i, i think you guys and he usually does have condemned uganda for introducing one of the worlds hospice i t l g b t laws us presidents are biting cold the little shameful. and his present sanctions, including a cuts and things of restrictions use far representative said you got it or was undermining its international relations. the law sites, punishments as severe as the death penalty for some homosexual acts. signed by the head of state condo has now passed one of the world'

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well the u. n. got itself a bit of hot water over this because the, the key issue, the world is looking at is the taliban, that's treatment of women and yet this conference is taking place. there are no taliban and there are no women. there's just the international community, the you and also, i think, got into a bit of a muddle with some of the things that said in the last couple of weeks we had the administrator of the u. n. d. p saying that the u. n. could pull out completely from afghanistan. and at the other end of the scale, we have a deputy 2nd general amino mohammed suggesting that they could be international recognition for the taliban. so i think what the un really wants to do here is get the international committee on the same page. and certainly those 2 extremes are not things that kind of come out of this meeting. i came here from new york is it just few hours ago and i was on the plane with the un secretary general until you good terrorist. he made it clear to me. there's no way that t

the strategic importance of the nation for the region. stability as well as the need to modernize international bodies like the u. n. and prevent some countries from getting too much control within the do you think that this is such a critical election for turkey? and the results of course, turn key jo politically is a biggest throughout the country, as you know, in the recent conflict and the fight war between the ukraine and russia. we tried to follow everything over there because the fact that this is all the, the, the agricultural products that has to go through the, uh, both photos and the then as of straight to the free world, you know, we, whatever corn which we have produced in either of ukraine or russia had to go through turkey's land the seas. so the turkey is a very important country and of course it fixed everything on the freeway and i think there was a sanctions issue. sure kit is now a not for and the sanctions against russia. but if you knighted nations will impose the sanctions against russia to the realtor, to be it all being it. well, it just depends on what comes. it's a, you know, when you spe

well. yes, go ahead. the u. n. has called for an international force to come in and stabilize haiti. how would you feel about that? as i do you, when it has no business calling for an international was the un security console mind you sent a force and he back in 2004. we are now in 2003. if you've called the user will see how many years they've been there doing all the missions they have not to deal any info structure. it's just been a lot of money done being invested in those soldiers digging around again. we are left behind with a lot of fun of us. childrens will now part of the game because those young girls to where we, by the minister soldiers, they did not have the money to ask you to in order to get all these children's and many of our young man's well also rate. they are many other stuff that we have that happened in the country. that minister did not have result. and even some of the impoverished neighborhoods where you see what ends on those weapons were coming from the you, one member is we had a lot of body beg your way, young men and women's which hills core supporters f

u. n u m b p saying of a very different thing potentially that the u. n. could pull out completely from afghanistan. where is the actual position? well, i spoke to the u. s. equity general on his way to doha, was on the flight with him from new york. he made it clear that neither of those extremes are going to happen to you and he's not going to pull out of africa song. and the end of this stage is not and the international community is not gonna recognize the taliban. the reason that neither taliban or women are invited, he told me, is because the international community has to get on the same page. they want to work among all the different play as we go. western countries here, we got regional countries. we've got the neighboring countries of afghanistan, they wanna get them all on the same page. and then when they've got the international community speaking with one voice, then they've got the leverage they believe to negotiate with the taliban. given the fact that the do, the aim of this appears to be unity is, is you're saying briefly, what is it that they can talk about? lots of issues. the issue of women is number one on the agenda, but the sex

u. n. is called the old science to stop the fighting and exercise restraint. and the latest classes have left some thousands ceiling helpless. well that putting them away, if you are near, we no longer know where to go when it was to escape the bombardment of but despite hopes for an objection broke good ceasefire, both sides continued to exchange by a late into the night. they w correspondent rebecca races is covering the story for us. she is on the ground in the is really city of escalade. that's just most of the gaza strip and she joins us now from the rebecca, i'm good to have you on on the program. what's the latest have they've been any further? developers is. well, i mean is rarely signed, christine, it was pretty quiet overnight, off of the last bully that came just before midnight. local time, bringing the total number of rockets. now the official tally to just of the 500 rockets thing, 5 from gauze into his riley territory about a quarter of those fully we've in gaza. we've been, the goal is a border, the med, most of the others, the majority of the others being shut down by the is ready on. and i'm system a couple of t

but that number is well short of the $7000000000.00, the u. n says it desperately needed to support the region. cries is a top of cries, is, is threatening the lives of lively woods, of millions, across the hall of africa. the longest that all on records mess displacements after use of golf weeks and the security skyrocketing food prices, and now k o isn't fighting, giving goals. so then the, the thing disability across the entire region still have for you on this news from london and noisy, 5 year old. great grandmother dies in australia, a we offer, she was a, is in 5 police. and how can home columbia is all me, says new clues have been found to the whereabouts of 4 children missing in the jungle after a plane crash almost a month ago. and it's full. we need to face full play us and we've gotten the is the new training methods of taking him to the brink of north america's major league . the teen a ton was considered by many of the queen of rock and roll as died at the age of 83 . she was one of the biggest recording artist of old time with hit

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u. n says the violence is, it was a levels. how did they get to be so powerful? well, there are essentially 2 company that's to, uh to, to gain file is there is a pure criminal ality where they are, you know, by performing extortion kidnappings and, and, and trying to, you know, get as much money as possible on one hand. and there's also a political, a pumping into it where they are essentially tools to, uh, you know, uh, crooked politicians or trying to secure votes or control electronic, uh votes, uh, in, in key popular areas using e o. u as a way of doing that in washington d. c. do you see the gains as being the problem or do you see them being a symptom of the problem because of the guidelines themselves? i mean, they've told out, is there a when we've interviewed them in the past that it's not gotten bonded, is that the problem is corruption at the political level that pulls this situation and thank you for having me. i believe the situation is just part of the problem, but the issues that we are facing in he is a very complex corruption, is at the root of the p

u. n. so countries like the democratic republic of the congo come to mind and the u. s. has looked at how to support in the structure, but they infrastructure companies are not doing too well and some are actually retreating at the moment. so that, that, that the headline as from from the biden administration, a very positive you've just mentioned the figures, the reality of corporate america falling behind. i'm at the moment, it is very sluggish. if you look at the camella harris trip that you mentioned, the vice president of the united states, to gonna as ambia, i am, i forget really the one of the country turns near. i think it might have been i'm, i, there wasn't so the so much corporate america tied to that trip despite what she was saying. and there, i think there is a problem for the united states. they really do need to get a lot more corporate american companies focused on the african market than they have at the moment. china is accused, once again of setting death traps across the continent. is it good question? this is a piece of work that we ourselves did at chatham house, published in that last december. and we looked at where china was really investing so th

well, presence of don once a promise for the next session to the e u. n. f. for that achieving old the necessary forms asked by the european union, now have no way turned that's back to west. i mean it's, they comprehend his turn, his back, but this is also his strategic partnership with russia and syria in the in car box . that's why it seems encore, i split between the west, between nature and bradshaw. and many of his critics and the opposition party has promised that if they have to come to power, they would be a line and they will be turning their prices back to you, or the part of course, present as on never leaves the line and get to your either uh, but this one that the he will continue for an independent defense defense in the sweet sense that's it provides you more shifts or a local produce was shipped to these thrones local for these helicopters the plan. so this will definitely continue his friends. caspian and turkey face alliance will continue, but he will need to have the regionals, geographical risk, with the economic risk that he's facing rig

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city leaders answered some of those calls for action today, brooks well, guys, we're sitting officials essentially were forced from u n plaza down here to city hall there now in the board of supervisors chamber. that's where mayor london breed right now is answering those supervisors questions. this all comes amid demands to stop what's playing out on city streets. i want to again thank mary crowd gathered as the san francisco board of supervisors convened a special meeting at un plaza task. addressing the fentanyl crisis plaguing the streets, and i agree this is not a new problem, but it is one that has become so visible that many san franciscans do not feel safe. london breed was called before the board to publicly answer questions and what's being done to combat and curtail open air drug use. we have tried over and over. again and what we are doing is not working. and in fact, our local resources have increased, but it is not dealt with the problem based on the magnitude of what we're experiencing, breed says a new approach is necessary, requiring more accountability. we want to get people help, but we will not con

well. i don't think we're going to see much uh, reactions of highly unlikely that the u. n. will actually do anything to address. but what truly is an international crime and really needs to be independently, let's say come on. the of south africa's ground forces has been in most go for talks just days off the washington back truck when it's occupation for the country see coordinate provides weapons to russian all to correspondence a both discuss the visit with my colleague pizza scott as well interesting. it's something we've been discussing for some, for some time. and the general in both is in moscow to hold bilateral talks with the, with moscow and his counterpart here. and they're discussing closer military cooperation . increasing ties on the court, south africa is a very important strategic partner for russia and for the brakes alliance. but it all comes in the wake of quite strange and bizarre accusations by the united states that the south africa had been supplying weapons to russia for using ukraine. essentially, the alarming russia by south africa, with vessels of

u. n. says, is falling apart, victoria gate and be al jazeera. well, i thought correspondence across all the developments here on the story. hurry me, tasa is in south student capital juba, where some student needs have fled. an interest is in chad speaking to refugees there. but 1st let's speak to him. morgan. she's in the sudanese capital cartoon here, but we've been seeing these black plumes of smoke rises above the capitol. mean presumably that's fairly indicative of what the cease fires like at the moment. yes, indeed. now at around 12 o'clock local time, which is around 10 gmc fi to just within the overhead in the northern parts of the capitol. hard to specifically over the city of battery that's just on the western side or in the northern part bank of the nile river. now residence in the city said that after this other fight to chat, they were able to hear, for strikes, launched by the fight just that belong to the news army against the clearly would be clearly identified. the residents, as our position be said that the rapid support for the wo

well the united states continues to evacuate hundreds of americans from sudan amid unrest and violence there. the u. nays the country's warning warring generals have agreed to send representatives potentially to saudi arabia to try to negotiate a more stable truce. meantime the red cross says the biggest challenge remains transporting aid to areas in need. if we don't go and be able to talk to these to these entities, we won't be able to establish first and foremost, what are the most acute needs? the u. n says that before the fighting about 15 million people living in sudan needed aid, and according to the state department, 1700. u. s citizens have already been evacuated. ktvu lamonica peter spoke with the bay area woman who has family in sudan, and tonight she shows us how she's working to get humanitarian aid to those in need. late last month, fighting for control of the government erupted between the sudanese army and rival paramilitary group rapid support forces. so um, north school for some areas for sure. no food, no electricity, no water nor medication, and you just went when we call our famil