u. n. well, food program, country director in hygiene look uh he's facing one of his most severe 3rd prize. these dates of humanitarian assistance in here, the highest since 2010. so this is a very bad time. there's never a good time for tail emergency programs, but this is a very bad time. comes at the moment when the needs are picking. and when we know that the levels of fluid security is a need or only seconds. so just as soon as it's quite concerning, there's a, this is a little later concert. this is the main driver for the security. there are other factors as well. there's been no inflation that's reached 48 percent per year. there's also been uh, drought and flooding. and uh, and there's that there's also been a long term to find an average culture. all this has made donations especially vulnerable to improve stock. one of those are the consequences of the security thing in the country. effort that the world is strong and that the public opinion of the western countries is as sensitive to

u. n. well, the food program at country director in haiti, he says the cuts come at the time and hates he is facing both economic and political instability. look uh he is facing one of his most severe 3rd prize. these needs a new manager and assistance in here. the highest since 2010. so this is a very bad time. there's never a good time for tail emergency programs, but this has a very bad time comes in. i'm on when these are thinking. and when we know that the levels of fluid security is a need, there are only seconds. so just as soon as it's quite concerning, there's a, this is a little later, there was, uh, as you mentioned, concert this is the main driver for the security. there are other factors as well. there's been no inflation that's reached 48 percent per year. there's also been drought in flooding. and there's that. there's also been a long term design in our culture. all this is me, donations especially vulnerable to, to stop. one of those are the consequences of the security play in

u. n. well putting together when the majority of african nations i've not regained de, depends. but one must be very circumspect. because many times africa, you just, but opposed in the political chess board. all why the powers were that those powers are the united states of america. they will be in the countries all around, shall china, or top tea. and the time is now that aspect of my smell and the fee and recognize that if you behave like grass, you will be eaten by books and cops. so the, presumably, uh africa is going to uh right now, enter the world stage. it has done, i'll give leave for this ukraine war. i don't know whether you read about the reports when african leaders was stopped by security on the plane in poland and so on. i, i find it very generally. but if you listen to the reports that then a monday did from ukraine, or even portland, or different box of the was the lead does who lead the 1 may by the south africa city? let them a lot of my boss what to do with the content in many ways. and in my view that in itself is indicative of the added to the of many coun

u. n. thank you game. well, let's take a closer look at the expense of the damage and janine 80 percent of all the homes in the account. what eva destroyed, damaged, or band, that's according to jeanine's, deputy governor water and electricity networks has been completely destroyed, even thousands of people without power or drinking water. is there any forces folder is most of the rise in the county, which will say made it very hard for emergency services to pass through the full cost of the damage in the refuge account there remains. ok. well that spring and i can see if he's a member of the is ready to connect that. and also a member of the had asked how are of jewish party. he joins us now for a whole. that's or is it when you and i spoke during the is ready assault him, janine, you spoke of the anger that it was fueling is what we're seeing today, a result of that. so it goes into the way again, you wouldn't be the question in this because please saw i was asking you about whether the n g a that was generat

u. n. and wells health organization, food security report, it says 2600000000 people, that's nearly 30 percent of the global population, moderately or severely food. and since your last year, now that means they went a day or more without eating about 780000000 anal nourished, hung as rising and africa west and asia. i'm the caribbean. within the children and rural communities of disproportionately affected view and is aiming to eradicate hung up by 20 fast events that go looks unachievable with millions more expected to go hungry. 11 on is known as 4th year of a severe economic and social crisis for the same time. posting the largest number of refugees per capita in the wild, the global food prices. and we currently have wesson's, the situation called at reports. the numer family shows us a glimpse of what life is now like. for many lebanese, the basics and essentials, including food, is no longer affordable. for nearly bankrupt, state can't provide services and the poor can't afford to buy walter. still, him doesn't have a refrigerator. and more often than not, there's no cooking guess the i

u. n. a. well, we'll leave that for now. i wait for some more comment as the day progresses, the northwest exit, joining us and blah, blah, blah, crossing. let's bring in most of my day, he's known college as them, the president of the syrian american medical society to operate hospitals and the able to join us now live from chicago and a lot of good, illinois kentucky with us i live on. i'll just say era, obviously or having the news just as we are to how does this impact on your organization as well? um our organization is um, basically a medical relief organization operates and north west syria, northwest syria. uh we have uh we operate to at least 11 hospitals and 30 medical facilities. so obviously the impact. busy the delay of. ringback medical release, particularly the medical release after the rest breaks uh has. well, we'll have it major impact on the livelihood of many of our patients. it's hard to tell our staff that their work may be interrupted because the un failed to protect the serbian people and failed to au

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u. n. a took here as well, being in the, in the, in the situations that they are in the groups that they all can use that leverage um to be able to, to increase the support for the african region. particular price making so many thanks for your time. how to ride the ceo of development, we imagines consulting company. thank you. thank you. when i to trace trying to rush relations as a threat to and behaves like, megalomaniacs those according to verses for him. and it's still well speaking on the sidelines that they all see and summit in chickasha. and the so sure is dolton brooks, the even the relationship between rushing china is a threats and the to this only prove the urgency of our task of guns. removing forms of colonialism and had gemini, needa is non threatening to respect the solvency of other states. this is miguel to many of which is expressed in no action, so deadlines. this leadership carter is more than 10000 kilometers away from builders. but the sort of deal is right in the fact that the big knack coast of the maitre sun method in the capital are being heard here, injury cars t

well, the u. n. is previously warned of an unprecedented global food crisis in 2022 and caution. this here could be even worse. but some progress has been reported. the report size levels of hunger worldwide did not was in between 20212022. however, it is still on the rise, particularly in west and asia, the car of being an old sub regions of africa. of the 783000000 people went hungry in 2022. that still higher than before the cove at 19 pandemic. you and remains nowhere near meeting it 0 hunger target by 2030 or conflicts remains the biggest driver of food shortages, climate change, trade disruptions, and soaring food costs play. the major role to price is reached an old time peak in march 2022. off the rush are invited ukraine and they've since eased. now we take a look at how people in lebanon and democratic republic of congo, a coping with hunger, the not box that reports. the image family shows us a glimpse of what life is now like for many lebanese, the basics, including food, are no longer affordable. and nearly bankrupt, state can't provide services and the poor can't af

well, the u. n. has described the hot breaking and it was on the half of the country's population. around 5200000 people rely on summit for outsides, monetary assistance, food insecurity in haiti has lessons on gangs continued to expand and take control of a large areas of the country where you can find more news and features a lot more on our website. i'll just do it dot com, window your devices. what about the is up next then inside stone, it will discuss if the develop well should pay for climate change. on august the on the a warm welcome to let's go with your weather update and got to talk about this right off the bat. a strong wind blowing down from sir minnes, done. it's with enough to send into us along the border with the drawn and afghanistan. so send and storm seem likely here in time. what weather is locked into place in northern pockets spun up against the foothills of the himalaya and for india is northwest state of him. control per dash already this month we've seen about a meter of rain that shows you just how intense the monsoon brains have been, but they are now s

u. n. the african union, as well as the us symbol code for immediate release, are present buzzing us extra estate mc blinking spoke a few moments ago about the political crisis unfolding in the country. we are very closely monitoring the situation and developments in the chair. i spoke with present bedroom earlier this morning and made clear that the united states resolutely supports him as the democratically elected president of the share. we call for his immediate release. we condemn any effort to seize power by force. we're actively engaged with the new government, but also with partners in the region and around the world will continue to do so until the situation is resolved appropriately and peacefully. all right, let's go live now to see why kind of is in washington d. c. a. mike, clearly an important issue eventually blinking east out in new zealand at the moment. so concentrating on j a political issue surrounding china, but nevertheless, this is a huge concern for the united states, but the sounds of it pretty much so well. the national security advisor jake sullivan, earlier in t

so a massive u-turn here. n well, this is such a big issue. i've done so muco longerh of thy show uncensored because to me it's it's the new doping. you remember when doping was like just prevalenw dopit all s. from sprintingpr to cyclinevgaln to whatever. this is the same thing. it is. it is cheating. and it is state sponsored cheating. until these governing bodies finalle-sponsoy grow up, there s cycling group. now, i'd say something about it . i'd say it's more it's more than just cheating. it's dangerous and it's insane. andis a commendable half measue by this international cycling governing body in that they are stopping people if they transitiotheyn after puber. presumably that would meanat should some child transition arrest their development with hormones prior to peopl, ae would let them compete, which is a horrific incentive. i totally agree. even that in itsel pf is wrong.g right. we should be encouraging that because, piers, this is why i say it's even more dangerous than cheating. first of all, you compromise the safety of women i

u. n. shapes trip? well, it will be of a relatively short. so if he's already been on the ground for 4 hours or so, and that's because of the security situation, but he is meeting with the prime minister ariel on please be meeting him and senior officials. of course, the last private, instruct, hazy, almost exactly 2 years ago was assassinated. the situation was by ben. it's been even, was ever since with gains controlling much of the capital for the prince. and that's what it led to a very poor, political, and humanitarian situation. the 2nd generals, very keen to get international attention. he wants to try and dislodge of the gangs . he's proposed a part of military police strike force, but no countries come forward to lead it at this stage. now, the head of unicef, catherine russell, she was in haiti last week. she briefed the secretary general about the situation before he went to 80 and arrived that today. and i also about the situation. it's terrible, actually, it was kind of shockingly bad and i, you know, had read everything i knew h

well wishes line. the streets of the paris saw the as non town ahead of the funeral ceremony. cameras would not allowed inside, but the families request. the u. n. sexy general is wanting the well not to forget about hazy and says the international response to countries crisis has no send off . on sunday gutierrez was the to assess the di humanitarian situation, which includes malnutrition, hunger, and cholera. it will provide the necessary forces for these national community to come, the supporters to the police, the police not only in training and the equipment, but also with the presence of a security force. able to dismantle the cvt of the gangs. thousands of protesters in israel on back on the streets again to raleigh against plans to reform the judicial system. changes would include house supreme court judges all selected. prime minister benjamin netanyahu as dropped off of his plan would have allowed parliament a little court decisions. and that is not satisfied. demonstrate is one of the charges for tests have been held every week since january syria is ministry says it's intercepted is really myself aimed at central parts of the countr

u n, and the european union to have a free and charity election of the government came under sylvia criticism from international local human rights watch as well as from the u. s. u n. and the europe that they've been tracking down human rights have been violated for the opposition members are now there's. so even though she's on the lot of pressure, she's still quite adamant to stick to high point of view and will have the election under her government. the opposition is adamant and they said they'll remaining the state until the government step down 10 times very much sir in vanka, this time the child read that for us and the capital dot com. thanks. talk to you on the well, they have been a series of explosions at a residential complex and a building belonging to ukraine security service. and the central city of to meet pro with r t say at least 9 people were injured and not attack on friday nights. the incident comes a day off to ukraine in president told him he is the landscape himself, visited the cities and needs military commanders for the deal with 2 explosions. indeed, april, we are now at the side of one of the 2 impact. one rocket

u. n. is referring to of the well, the also the letter that was delivered to the security council that stated the sir, the government taking control over the coordination process is valuable, depressing, and the syrian government for some really unacceptable uh, conditions on terms of these terms are unacceptable acceptable to both the security council members at the local community or the active as the c and offices in here in the us and syria. they clearly stated that the seat in the government should coordinate all the humanitarian aid coming through the bible hall, aboard the crossing gun, take control of the border crossing and all the trustworthy of being delivered to a through the government that the seer and read a crusade it also gave notifications and instructions to the u. n. to not coordinate and be f as a fleet the did with uh the uh, with what they call the tourist. uh, groups you in those was in syria uh by the syrian government despite the fact that the u. n. a has been delivering a through the bible that hello board, the crossing for years now and coordination with local and

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you know, as well on soul level n u v. as they subdivision occur, portal, excuse me, but yeah, i know grow. may i ask a come on also for the best interest to, i mean i have to, i mean the photo's at the price with this the young people are gathering to pray in the churches in june of con stuff on the outskirts of done that it's a few years ago, a real good 5 by the ukranian army destroyed the judge, but it continues to authorize the she need to be why the, the me most we still hear me most was when you use the auction, there's no process. i'll move to the store for so you can see who the people have done is good today is that it's just just one question. what's happened to the country where those who probably have a piece of bean outdoor and most importantly to divided ukraine along religious lines used to me stop the same, the same use in your phone. i used to miss dawn. you said you need the in 2008, tens of thousands gathered in king to welcome the russian orthodox church. why rugs would come from most go for the $1020.

u. n. d pay prejudices against when it, well why have not changed in the last decade, but some work has changed? so for that like go does involve way and women mining and this report is by how matessa have a look. this isn't an ordinary mine in some probably only women work. yeah. women like 15 and my call back 3 years ago, she was struggling to look after her children, while working as a farm neighborhood by the time of kamani is best been growing tomatoes, onions and other vegetables are used to sole vegetables. but the money was very unusual. now i'm ending a bit more and i can send my children's goals. so that's where you are sitting in south africa, as in robert in southern africa, lining is big in south africa, the out with me minus yet. yes, we do insights. yes, the mind executives investing in limits and palm and significantly i do think speaking about the work best for me, that paternity leave parent to leave and improvements in payments for maternity leave or 2 of the lives that we have seen from main care that do make a difference if we can good work best to provide more time for par

but that's well short of what the u. n says is needed. that you impact report last year concluded the developing countries need to spend around one trillion dollars a year within the next 2 years. and that didn't include china. the report says for the investment of $2.00 trillion dollars will be needed every year from 2030 to help countries in the developing will cope with climate change. it will want to use the rich countries have severely impacted developing ones with high levels of admissions and should pick up costs the cost. the rest should come from domestic sources in developing countries to help prepare the environment and limits damage. so let's bring it on guests from london with joined by selling mill hook, who is director of the international center for climate change and development research organization based in bangladesh from dot com. would you mind if i only case a executive director of green piece africa and also in london is as bremond, the executive director of $190.00 pulled at the charles c, which published with soci

they are bab alice, alum, alleret, e and bab, how well the vast majority of aid is delivered by the u. n. through about how the jew to the security council's finally it to renew the mandate. the crossing is now closed and that will affect 4100000 people who depend on food and medical aid to survive. that's across to she have pretends a who's covering developments at the un headquarters in your color that she have a devastating situation for millions of syrians, other any other avenues to get this crossing reopened? that may be, but it depends on who you ask as to what the next move might be. the sweets, for example, seemed confident that a deal could be time without true negotiations via un security council folder level mechanism. in order to get this crossing over and above, i'll open it for which 85 percent of u. n. a deliveries to those wesson's area. so sorry, a pause, but this was a possibility even though the russian said it was completely out of the question. now that's thursdays are over of a mechanism to the un security council. the whole process has just become too politicized

well, that needs on it. and my 2nd question, james, because the u. n. has been very vocal about how all of this will affect global freed security. what sort of plans is it making? well it's, it's doing what it can, it knows the figures involved, and it knows that taking the grain from ukraine over the overland routes, through the e. u is not going to meet the demand. the demand is in terms of people in meet around the world, 362000000 people in 69 countries. now, the deal has got to 45 countries for 33000000 metric tons of food. so is there another alternative to this? if russia what people i spoke to the ukranian ambassador to the united nations, us, okay? cuz let's see it before the meeting. and he said to me that they are still looking at options. one of those options he confirmed to me is using a grain ships that go not to kia, but instead go hugging ukraine's coast, you cranes waters and then go to remain. yeah. and using that route. but he said that would only work if that was protection, and i think the only country that would be able to provide s

have been displaced, as you said, many of crossed international boards, wi fi, the well food program and all the u. n. agencies. looking to see how we can push further into the countries to try and reach the people that we need to. some of the reports i added overnight say that there are many obstacles to what you are doing. the government is not really responding to some of your requests, particularly these as for, do you mind retaining workers and things like that and also moving it around within the country. and so can you, can you elaborate on this? this is one of the most complicated humanitarian responses, anywhere in the world at the moment in security is making it very dangerous for humanitarian workers to push the other into the country. so the 1st thing that we need, ideally, is the conflict. and if that doesn't happen, then we need to at least ensure that there is humanitarian access and safe passage so that we can move into places like that for into the code of phones. so that we can reach the populations in desperate need at this time, how many people have you been able to utilize and al

well. it says underway at the u. n. a. i feel good at global summit in geneva even brings together experts from companies such as microsoft and amazon and universities to explore as role in solving global issues. the summit also aims to address the crucial needs a governance frameworks to guide the development deployments and regulation of a i technologies for the latest. let's bring in rory challenge who joins us live now from geneva. hello. they've already sent late. there's been a lot of, i'm the eas around this technology for the summit is showcasing the positive impacts of a i. n robots tell us a little bit, a little bit about it and who you've got there with you cynthia. that's right. sorry, we've all seen the heights recently. haven't weigh about generously. vi cheap. it's a bit. you and you'll lice nyqold a salesman on sites will lead you promising to send us the 10 top g p t problems that are gonna pull some ice outlines and make us millions. and we will also see the law, the genuine alarm from a i x xbox, who've

well, the figures really are either opening the u. n. s. he follows refugees of slaves to done in the past 3 months since the beginning of the conflict in libya further north on the african continent, people are forced to take refuge in temporary accommodation with some claiming they have been forgotten about the where the rods here on the 3rd of may and when, when to the un high commissioner for refugees, they did not cable to us. they did not even notice. our presence is from the streets. some people feed us while we are on the streets. we want the united nations to pay attention to our problems, want them to provide us with a place to shout to us. we sued any so if you just have come here to apply for asylum and we did not want to stay in libya, we only ask for a solemn from organizations want to go annual with that is safe in washington and especially environmental and boy has arrived in china to discuss climate change, low john kerry's cold. i paging for being a pollute for the trips, part of an effort to reopen broken channels of comm

well that's picked out of america is a james bay, if he's at the u. n for us, james e u. and it's been very vocal about this for some time. tell us more about the food security concerns here or yeah, they all very, very concerned about the situation. this black see grand initiative is actually signed. it's coming up to the 1st anniversary of the signing, but it's, there is no best day. there is nothing to set of right. russia terminated earlier this week, and you had the comments that from the humanitarian chief of the united nations, the political chief has me to call out. she said this was just part of russia's senseless more. she said, it's going to further compound the crisis around the world, the figures we're talking about, a really huge, the un saying 362000000 people in 69 countries meet humanitarian aid. and the black sea green initiative was doing it space. it was exporting growing to $45.00 of those countries at the total of $33000000.00 metric tons. we've seen criticism of russia from many around the security council table, in fact, the crating, the boston. so

u. n. o. my latte has been speaking to, i'll just say, well, he says, remaining silent, could encourage more extreme behavior. smoke affected the necessary, if not the imperative to do something. because what's happening this last weeks? that people hall? some persons are burning the decor on and the name or the books just to i don't know what they are or they want to express. for us, it was very important that we have reaction by the united nations. we agreed that the many countries had condemned, that there was also reaction by the and most of them works. but it was not enough to stop this kind of the formation of a religion of 2000000000 people around the world. of course, during the discussions, there was a lot of arguments that have been presented notes on the foster con, done the, this x box that it comes through to them national goals and we say to our auto pay and colleagues that it's high time that the, you and come down such like that we would prevents the hate speech we would prevent or so a kind of because this is heads up. you said none of that is for booking this and that, that is just