u. n. were to approve this at this resolution. i mean what, what, how would it impact the conflict in ukraine? would it have an impact? sure, you know, it is, it is symbolic. we always say that, but it is also, it is important that those countries are in support of ukraine coming together and of making each other aware of their ongoing support. but these meetings here are so much more than the resolutions we are always focused on the figures. these meetings are also important because the foreign minister, sometimes the chancellors and presidents as their join needs are in bilateral sway level meetings. and here, for example, the german foreign minister on the line and the network is big, it will be coming any minute. they will try to convince these countries who are much more critical over the ongoing support. so it's not only about figures, it's also about all these bilateral conversations going on here in new york city, in a school reporting from neal, thank you so much for that. now in a subset is a member of the ukrainian parl

u. n. there were also a protest outside the embassy, but for people inside the country, you know, any form of descent is being swelled to and i think, you know, that has actually, you know, really put fear in, in the minds of many of the protesters. many of them have had to flee the country for their lives. so you've had something like 70000 people, leave the country, others internally displaced about a 1000000 people internally displaced. so i think there is actually still a lot of resistance and i think as long as the military continue to use these very heavy handed, repressive tactics, things like air strikes, which you know, it's just barbaric to be conducting. it strikes, targeting civilians against your own population. you know, i think this is only going to create, you know, larger waves of resistance. and you know, we do continue to see many pockets of resistance across the country, which is why our conflict and violence has been escalated. we heard earlier, the human rights minister mia mos government in exile saying that one of the problems was more sanctions had to be brought an

then, only about a quarter 1000000 libyans were actually literate of the estimated 4000000 people of the country. the majority of libyans lived well below the u. n. poverty line, and many were dying of curable diseases. in one generation, under gadhafi, a rule, the nationalizing of the countries oil industry drove the literacy rate up to 88.4 percent. brought libyan life expectancy up to 74 and a half years. and a number of other positive indicators as measured by the u. when development program in 2010 just a year before his ouster and.

last year you were the u. n i was, was using 7 percent of the trade agreements that, that bilateral traits around the world. this is very low compared to united states dollar, which was 88.5 percent voting un in the 5th place. b, b, i mean, behind yen, some japan behind the panels behind the years and us dollar. so there's to a long way to do, but probably what china's gonna use more and more as this kind of agreement that you mentioned to. so many countries already, especially russia, the last year, according to missile of rob, the trade between china and russia last year was more than 50 percent dawn in rebels and un, so this is most likely is gonna be the path that china will use in the last next years and is going to be very useful for many of the global self countries. ok, now when it comes to the united states to where they stand, are you expecting a response from them? because they've had a pretty strong response to other countries that have turned away from the dollar in the past. now they could be seein

u. n. has fallen short by were then half of its $4000000000.00 target for donations this year with humanitarian group slamming the shortfall as disgraceful. the international community to day showed it has abandoned yemen at this crucial cross roads with a mayor quarter of the amount needed to support the millions of yemenis here require urgent assistance. this is woefully inadequate and gives the signal that some humans a less valuable than others. the consequences of this disgraceful shortfall in 8 will undoubtedly be dire for the people of yemen. for 8 years, yemen has been suffering from a humanitarian crisis. true to the on going conflict. over 21000000 people are in dire need of humanitarian aid. according to international aid agencies of them. more than 2000000 children are on the brink of death suffering from acute malnutrition, while almost 18000000. emily's don't have access to safe drinking water. we spoke to the regional spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross who sees the situation in the country is worsening daily. a few months ago i visited yemen for the 1st

you know what he ended up in using his a reminder of the top stories were following for you the u. n. as appealed to the international community for at least $1000000000.00 us dollars in aid to help those affected by the earthquakes in turkey and syria, the disaster has killed more than $42000.00 people. and ukrainian president below them is lensky says, moscow's major, new offensive is now on the way after a barrel of russian missiles rained down across. he cried, damaging more critical infrastructure, and that's the new up to date coming up next we have don't feel, but the story of resilience in the ukraine that's coming up after a short right can remember is always our website. that's d, w dot com for more international stories and background news. and of course you've got the social media accounts and on our website i'm on you can, we can and thanks so much for your company. with russ yes pursuit. this is to consequence for, for 1000 folks on the phone got conflict in ukraine, but european war and 10 voices.

the u. n's, adolph essays relief efforts were being hampered by the hardest militancy occupied northwest in syria. the hyatt to rear schon group is reported the blocking age from coming in from the syrian governments. the group has been labeled as terrorists by countries including russia, the us, and turkey. this comes as millions of civilians and northwest and syria said to be in dire need if she want to have relief. that's not discussing developments with sarah flounders, co director of the international action center many thanks for joining us on the program this evening. and i'd like to know your reaction to the un official statement on failing to help people northwest and syria. well, there is a real failure to help people and northwestern syria, the victims of this terrible earthquake, an aide is not getting through. and the u. s. is trying to put conditions on that a to make it even harsher, more difficult to get through. and the real problem are both the terrorist groups who are supported by the u. s. and the complete sanctions that blockades, syria, that stops any form of intern

more than 80 people were rescued or swam ashore near the city of katana, but many more are still missing. and officials said the boat set out several days ago from western turkey. the u. n. refugee agency says those on board were mainly from afghanistan, somalia and pakistan. treasured possessions, were sure dozens of migrant streams ended here. children are among the victims rescue workers faced strong winds, trying to bring survivors to safety. condolences came from europe's top officials. i am deeply saddened by the terrible shipwreck off the coast of calabria. the resulting loss of life of innocent migrants is a tragedy. it's a shocking accident that one that so t familia, on italy, southern coastline and overlap blanket wicker very. they also found 2 bodies on the beach where my parish is your benedetto. but i've blessed them. but while i was blessing them, i asked myself, why do we always arrive after death? we should arrive before death. your re villamore. a new law introduced by italy's right when government restricts rescue operations at sea, at the us center here, it's an endless tragedy. it strengthens our conviction that the only useful way to stop these tra

u. n. force. so how were widespread or, or broad based was the support for this resolution she had it's pretty consistent with the resolution we had last last ought of last october. in fact, actually that too few of votes in favor, but i think that may just be maybe quibbling was a 141 votes in favor, 7 against last last october, as 5 against say the votes against it picked up nicaragua. and molly, and i'm sure that all sorts of exponential nicaraguan, molly compounds go into the jr. politics of those 2 votes now, voting against this resolution. but 32 extensions last time it was 35 abstentions. it's all pretty consistent, and this is what the u. s. and e, u and ukraine, u and ukraine drafted this resolution wanted to say, look, this is unit 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated and the way that they achieve that was by making this resolution as general as possible, simply stating the facts and it's incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for a

u. n, we re camp how the legacy were kept. the legacy of the devastating bull, wilma chief, un weapons inspector to a wrong question. washington with united states government had no intention of allowing the inspectors to do their job. the united states was going to go to war with iraq regard. regardless, it doesn't matter what the truth was, and the more successful we inspectors became disarming. iraq, the more threat we posed to the american policy with a very welcome, you're watching the weekly on the international bringing you belated world news updates, along with a round up of the stories that shaped the week's good to happy with us. now top story, beijing has condemned the u. s. a. talk on a chinese balloon that had been drifting over the us for several days. that's despite its previous claim. so the balloon was not capable of surveillance and did not pose a threat. china is strongly dissatisfied with the u. s. attack on a chinese on monday ship invoices it's protest. we have repeatedly informed the u. s. side that the

u. n. so far. more than 220 political prisoners have been released from jail in nicaragua and flown to the u. s . the nicaraguan judiciary said the prisoners were traitors who are being deported . present daniel ortega has detained dozens of opponents to his government in recent years. ukraine's president has received a standing ovation at european parliament in an address to m. e. p. is a lot of me as lensky, thank you. leaders for their support and ukraine's war with russia and called for additional military aid. more russia's foreign minister, sagal abroad, has met sudanese leaders and cartoon. the talks focused on improving cooperation between the 2 countries. thousands of residents have said the town of soccer, eastern democratic republic of congo, have if the army loses the town to em, $23.00 rebels diocese. a 2nd biggest city government would be cut off from the capital. kinshasa slain president gabriel barrett has ordered evening curfews in 3 regions of the country as wildfire continued to rage. the cut you and prevent thieves from stealing from properties affected by the 5 those the headlines next out there a while. it was 1957 and sha

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yes, but to the european union states, only 2 ships out of 87 were loaded as part of the u. n world are going to program, but i'd like to say that just like many european countries over premium or decades in century w, acted as colonizers which are so they continue to do so today with me. once again, developing countries were simply deceived willow. so just how much ukrainian grain is getting to the countries that need it most? well, collectively they're getting about 15 percent of the total export volume, which works out to roughly one percent each. but guess is proud of those efforts, spain. here's the status we're administer patting himself and ukrainian authorities on the back last fall for their humanitarian initiative. green from ukraine. spain joins ukraine and the rest of its allies in this program, which is an honor, an immortal testament to ukraine's commitment against hunger in the world, even as it fights against russia's aggression and its indiscriminate shelling of export logistics infrastructure, which endangers millions of people who depend on ukrainian product

how were the headlines on al jazeera, the u. n. has appealed for $1000000000.00 to cover immediate humanity and needs and takia following last week's earthquakes. they also need $400000000.00 for quake affected regions inferior. where the relief effort is being severely disrupted by the country civil war where so. so that has been meeting survivors in the northern civilian town of tion. there's sandy drop off the aid to help them to survive this winter. you can see that there are thousands and thousands of people that they have lost their houses or relative their bid ones. now they're here waiting for aid for food, food warm clothes, for heaters and for the medicines. so it has been days that they were waiting for this eve, they're said they're angry. and they say that the old at the international community has forgotten them. more than 42000 people are now known to have died. authorities haven't yet announced the number of missing people. but there are still some incredible stories of survival in car to my mirage. a 17 year old gi

all of them unfortunately, were dad and a u. n. a convoy has arrived in syria for the 1st time since the earthquakes, the 6 truck convoy pass through the bub. i'll how are crossing into rebel held areas. however, the u. n says it needs a lot more resources to deal with the disaster. ukraine's president has received a standing ovation that the european parliament in an address to impeach there. below them is the lens. he thank you, leaders for their supporting ukraine's war with russia. zelinski said his country is not only fighting for its survival, but for that of europe. ukraine's receive humanitarian and military aid from european countries since the beginning of the war. almost a year ago. am $23.00 rebels and eastern democratic republic of congo are reported he close to taking the key strategic town of sarky. thousands of civilians are fleeing the fighting them 2 days ago, 8 people were killed when the united nations peacekeeping convoy taking supplies to goma was attacked. people displaced by the violence or angry at a percei

or the worlds diplomats were meeting at the u. n., president lattimore putin was delivering a speech to the russian people, a people that would essentially trigger the start of the war. >> latest report from moscow is that vladimir putin is speaking, either has just finished or speaking at this moment, saying that, telling the russian people that he has authorized a special military operation, as you said, in eastern ukraine. that's apparently from vladimir putin's mouth. >> minutes later, explosions in and around the capital city of kyiv. >> we have yet to hear any sirens go off, however, in the city. >> but that would soon change. >> it's the early hours of the morning here in kyiv, and people here in the capital city are waking up to the sound of booms. we have heard any number of what thrones like explosions in the distance just moments ago. >> kyiv, the capital of an independent democratic nation, was under military attack. >> trying to keep people comment, trying to keep people from panicking in wide areas and we just heard th

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earlier a 42 year old williams rescued in the same city 9 others were rescued on tuesday. human rights watch is called the u. n. c. monitor in response to the earthquakes and syria, inadequate. the rights group as calling for urgent help for those who've been affected. maribel has this variable held city in town of gin. terrace is close to the border with plucky, yet for 12 years its survival battle bombs and artillery shells launched by the ceiling. armed button earthquake leveled. most of it in seconds. more than a week has passed since 2 quakes struck lisa region. and people here say there is no sign any help is on its way. they're struggling to survive on their own. home or young circle desperately need tense. i can stand the cold, no problem. i can sleep anyway, no problem, nothing but they are a woman, children, an engine who we took out from the rebel unlock here. i just dropped my kids off at the hospital. a whole body is all blue both because i guess nobody tortilla has sent help to people here. cotton civil war. but the al, squeeze of disrupted that and worse and now suffering. you won't be generous

in the camps there is no future for the children were neither in terms of education nor in terms of health loaded loveland with daddy moreland. so the u. n. c, i don't 300 trucks loaded with it. have so far crossed to north west figure since the earthquakes, but the needs for shelter and gush remained, hiding the united nation. see, it will scale up it deliveries to city, asked rebel hit alias. but for now, millions of citizens affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for their survival. with very little help nigerians go to the pools on saturday to elect a successor to preston mohammed double hardy that are 18 names on the ballot. but a close race is expected between the 3 top candidates wherever does when will face a series of challenges including inflation, fuel shot at us and escalating violence. the douglas forest cora has more. oh, the governing, apc is fielding bala. i met senior bull. he's a former governor and political godfather of nigeria commercial hub lagos. he points to his record of shaping the regions or band development and economy growth . but he's also been accused of corruption claims. he denies sinner voi

as we visited, the commercial district were more ada, trickling into rental health parts of northern syria to u. n. a convoys cross the bible, how a border on sunday. the u. n. says it consists of 10 trucks that are carrying 10 supplies for the victims. and the emir of cuts har has met the turkish president, the 1st head of state of visits and the earthquake struck on monday. read the paper on greeted chest. i mean ben hadn't been fanny and stumble. katara was quick to send rescue teams and aid in the aftermath of the quakes is really forces of killed a young palestinian. his name was a walker during a raid on the janine camp and the occupied west bank. 2 others were injured and one person was arrested. 47 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces on settlers and the occupied west bank since the beginning of this year. while israel is saying that will be stepping up in raids against palestinians and occupying east jerusalem and the occupied west bank, the prime minister may be announcements on sunday. we'll have more news at the top of the hour right here on al jazeera, but coming up next. i

in the camps there is no future for the children were neither in terms of education nor in terms of hello lead loveland with daddy a more level. so the u. n. c is, i don't 300 trucks loaded with heat have so far crossed to northwest figure since the earthquakes, but the needs for shelter and gush remain high. the united nation see, it will scale up, eat deliveries to city us to repel hate 80 us. but for now, millions of syrians affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for if the rival with very little help. and there's the latest on dw news at this hour, stay tuned for shift living in a digital age, with a look into hacking and cyber security. a married m scene for me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching. jeremy has had 1111 north single woman. mission is to defend the 1st female german astral, his face. the gender gap in space exploration. germany's 1st female astronaut has been waiting for years to.

u. n side is kind of tracks who did not exceed 15 tracks. these tracks were planned to enter the studio even before the week. so it was one of the week as we've been hearing, the united nations has been under intense pressure to get more 8 into the serious rebel house northwest. the un says 50 trucks have already crossed from take years to the bible. our crossing during the past week, but it will start sending others now that he has permission from the syrian regime to use the bob salam. and i'll try border crossing the announcement of the decision by prison as to now the 2 extra points from and to no question was welcome. now, because we are all urged the to move quickly, implement that decision to get trucks been been what this process wind agreement will do is to up the volume of supplies that we will be able to use in small west syria across the border in turkey, the humanitarian situation for those who have survived it all is also dire. sanitation, housing, food and clean drinking water are all difficult to come by dr. say they have transitioned from tre

n g o u. s. a provided funding for the insurgency. hundreds of people were killed at a time, and chaos was on gangs attempted to storm the presidential palace with a power and plans to kill the head of state. those jailed over the crew attempt to late and labeled political prisoners by the us state department. we heard from nicaragua, base independent journalists by northern. he says, washington regrettably has links to violent extremist all across latin america. that it states was the main sponsor of the violence. very right wing elements that tried to overthrow nick rog was democratically elected government. i personally have interviewed a man who is a security guard at the mayor's office in the city of messiah, and he was tortured by these coupla daughters. and he lost one of his arms. so there are very many victims of his violence to attempt to 2018. and we have document showing that many of the leaders involved in this co attempt were funded by the u. s. government through traditional caea cut out to like the u. s. agency for international development, usa id and also the national endowment fo

you were to me merely one of the libyan through the n u l t m, about 38000000 people became refugees. now, you're with mitchell, they just want to erase a from me are new to when you the, the memory of humanity a trying to make it and like nothing happened. but nobody forgot what happens when the human law says you and tragedies or was more than a basher aka out there with you? very close. so and him, of course water in the new jersey, troy see it was almost who did. he's these principles of democracy and freedom, you know, we noted to defend their $4.00 and in fact, totally tarion of value. good at lee. good. when you and they just try t abdullah, it distracts her on the people's attention from a corruption scandal is up to she will not be nic. and then you concedes on the news all the time to distract people from economic social problems and contradictions and difficulties. your way, i'm not sure what human is the grey you me and you spell it. i will remind gina that several of the wes opened the way for nat says him in 90. so it is likely crossley. it microwave and people who know

the camps there is no future for the children were neither in terms of education nor in terms of health. and oh lord loveland with daddy more lovell. so the u. n. c, i don't. $300.00 trucks loaded with eat, have so far crossed to north west figure since the earthquakes. but the needs for shelter and gush remained. hike. the united nation see, it will scale up it. deliveries to city as rebel had 80 us. but for now, millions of citizens affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for their survival, with very little help for it's now and, and basketball, the sacramento kings, and ella clippers played out the 2nd highest scoring game and, and being history. the match went to double over time, and the king's look said for defeat until malick mug 3 pointer, another buck and then what the king's the head with time almost operable. the king's 1176 to 175. you're up to date on d, w. news a married ever seen from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching . ill ski about delivery. are there goes nibble other? get out of media miguel. go la, go up. got it done. but again, alice got into that and i giga on media. yay but sure, le

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u. n warns that figure could go much higher. sooner. klein's the rubble of his building has been waiting for a signal from rescue teams who were trying to locate his family. still and rulers he is not optimistic that his mother and sister wisdom come out alive, but he refuses to leave the place before they are fond. here. we don't know my from 91. no. and i just wonder why my moderate no doubt wrong, but we can't, they've got to read it will define as chances of finding survivors feed the z, noticeable shift rescue teams go from quietly searching for trop survivors to digging and removing from families here. no, exactly what this means. sonata and his family are gathering near the ruins of what used to be their home. they're still have that family members dropped under the rubble, but they lost hope that anyone would come alive. now all they want is to find a bodies of their loved ones. for proper burial. he didn't want any, he just wants to find anything, anything ever. we just want that. we want to pray for our from and what we, we gen fuel. where is god dammit, maybe we can find them. i read know, believe dad died, we never

in the camps there is no future for the children were neither in terms of education nor in terms of the hello la la mancha, at daddy more level. so the u. n. c, i don't, 300 trucks loaded with it. have so far crossed to north west failure since the earthquakes, but the need for shelter and gush remain hiding the united nation see, it will scale up it deliveries to city us, repel hate areas. but for now, millions of syrians affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for their survival, with very little help. jeroen from russia's invasion of ukraine, anti war protest are taking place around the world to mark the anniversary. people have come together in vigils, tributes and rallies, demand in russia, withdraw, and calling for peace talks as a conflict. and this is 2nd year, a destroyed russian tank, placed in the heart of berlin, a symbol of ukrainian resistance in brussels. teddy bears and toys recalled children, abducted during the war. in belgrade, it's a bloody cake left in front of the russian embassy. how are you? good. how are you? good commemorations of a grim year for ukraine have spread across the globe. drawing people t

u. n. so far more than 220 political prisoners have been released from jail in nicaragua and flown to the us. the nicaraguan judiciary said the prisoners were traitors who were being deported. peruse, largest workers union is protesting against president dean apollo at his government . they've also called an indefinite strike, a move not made in 20 years. there had been violent protests in peru since early december when pedro castillo was ousted as president. after trying to dissolve, congress, ukraine's president has received a standing ovation at the european parliament in an address to m. e. p is loading me of lensky. thank you. leaders for their support in ukraine's with russia. are those the headlines next? it's witness. stay with us. 1956 to nicea gaines independence from france. but the brutal power struggle broke out between the b to this is monarch on the countries nationalist prime minister al jazeera world tells the story the town full of with folded the paper over to the decision issue. the last monarch of tunisia. power and politics on a. j 0. easy with yoko suck soon. cdo rick. whose key to hold quickness i'm of are knocking h

u. n. is estimating at least $25000.00 births in the next month. unfortunately, many of the health polices were either destructed or are not in or they are not operating at the moment. but what we are doing within our capacity as your nephew, his job supporting and working together with minister of how to ensure that section and productive health services are continue. we need urgently to provide mobile ethridge clinics and other support services a for to ensure women and girls access to these services. the turkish government has promised to fast track with building. but until that happens, the hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people who have been left without a home base, i will, i'll just see, to shall we will far to talking about vulnerable people left without a home. authorities are estimating that it's about $118000.00 buildings, which have either been destroyed, all that they've been so badly damaged that the focus now has to be on demolishing them. so it's going to take a lot of time just to clear through these structures before new ones can be built in their place. 100 back to so hav

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u. n says more needs to be done, especially in syria. many were already living in dire conditions after more than a decade of civil war. earthquake struck as humanitarian crisis in northwest syria was already worsening. we needs at their highest level since the conflict began, the war is still making it difficult to get a job. those hard hit areas on friday at kurdish aid convoy was blocked from entering rebel held territory, prompting strong condemnation from the international community. we are shocked. it is astounding to us has delivering aid to people become a political issue. are we waiting for? the sky terrain aid on us. turkey's president has been visiting the quake zone. he calls this the disaster of the century. and says he will work to speed up the recovery process. in gaziantep, turkey. greg palkot ktvu, fox two news. she's calling it a heartless crime. the investigation after a woman is targeted by thieves while visiting her mother's grave site. plus we continue to follow that breaking news on the peninsula. three bart stations closed

u. n. has adopt to the resolution calling on russia to immediately withdraw from ukraine. 7 conscious voted against the resolution. india and china were among 32 nations at abstained police in nigeria, se attackers who killed a senate candidate on wednesday, we're targeting 3 political parties, please say, suspected separatists carried out simultaneous attacks, killing several people. is the latest in a series of violent incidents ahead of elections on saturday. nearly 50000 people are confirmed have been killed in earthquakes in turkey and syria early this month . will ins are in need of humanitarian aid and many survivors are without shelter. or the 2 and a half 1000000 people have been forced to move to other areas which are struggling to deal with the influx and the european commission and other institutions are banning. take talk on all their official staff devices as part of a move to improve cyber security concerns over the chinese own video hosting service at states than tech talk from federal government devices. last year there's a headlines and he continues heron odyssey. that's after one or one east then to 3000000 nigerian

schools and universities were being closed, many have been damaged while others have been turned into shelters. the u. n. is appealing for $1000000000.02 pay for a this needed immediately inter kia. it's also trying to establish temporary learning centers. it says that it also was $400000000.00 for those affected areas in syria. earthquakes struck in the middle of winter, and hundreds of thousands of people don't have shelter food, water heaters or even medical help. that's called over to acid bag. he's in the haunted area of carbon monoxide for more. how students are coping with the disaster amid the destruction in this city, this school is remarkably still standing. now, there's no lessons going on here. that's because the government has suspended education until the 1st of march. now across the 10 provinces is around 4000000 students and 200000 teachers, the primary and secondary level. now the government says education will resume after the 1st of march. but that depends on the districts and school by school basis. because some of the building damage them have to be inspected before students can be

were been destroyed. more than 5000000 people have been left homeless in syria alone. the u. n. has been criticized for its slow response in delivering aid to serious most affected areas. we're here today to pay our respects and condolences to the victims of the earthquake. you've heard just now that a 100 people died in these 2 houses, opposite the street, its heart rending to we're here to pay our respects, but also to see what the needs are for the survivors. was off a 14000000 people affected by the earthquakes and sullen, took care. many families have no sense of where to go or what to do next. that i shall name, follow the team of clinical psychologists offering support and the city of untouched. these survived that no one here has been spared the anguish. their stories are excruciating to hear, let alone live through a new maclay with them. i lost my mother and brother in law. i had to carry his body from the 8th floor and my mother was dropped on the 1st floor level. we took their bodies out with our bare hands because the rescue teams could not reach us the 1st day. it

u. n says more needs to be done, especially in syria. many were already living in dire conditions after more than a decade of civil war. earthquake struck as humanitarian crisis in northwest syria was already worsening with needs at their highest level since the conflict began. the war is still making it difficult to get a job. those hard hit areas on friday at kurdish aid convoy was blocked from entering rebel held territory, prompting strong condemnation from the international community. we are shocked. it is astounding to us delivering aid to people become a political issue. are we waiting for? the sky terrain aid on us. turkey's president has been visiting the quake zone. he calls this the disaster of the century. and says he will work to speed up the recovery process. in gaziantep, turkey, greg palkot ktvu, fox two news all right back to our top story this morning. we continue to follow that fire that turned deadly. in san francisco. one woman who lived in the home killed another seriously burned ktvu sally ross smith live at the scene in san

of people relied on aid before the latest disaster. santa hood or else rosita, were la, i mean, as a spokesperson at the u. n. i commissioner for refugees regional director for the middle east and north africa. she says that years of conflicts and syria have now made it very difficult to get help. the survivors, most of the agent has been going to north west 30 in the past few years. and even yesterday, does not go through the regime areas or what you call the regime various areas controlled by the student government. it goes actually from turkey and the united nations relief agencies like unity i had been authorized to send this humanitarian underneath. items like food tans blankets, all kind of really had been authorized to do so by the security council. so that's what's happening. there is a mechanism in place that allows you to send this release into another country from turkey without actually that brutal officer in government. now it's unfortunately, the people here are stuck in a lot of politics, and that's why we call on people to put politics aside on everybody, the government, the opposition, the i

that were soon overpowered by soldiers that were isolated incidents of violence during sunday's vote, though not on a scale seen in previous elections. u. k. n a u leaders will hold talks in london in the coming hours to finalize a new deal for northern islands, post briggs, trading arrangements, european commission, president ursula on the line, and you k prime minister wishes sooner. we discussed the northern odd and protocol . it requires a region to follow some e u laws, so that goods can flow freely into the republic of ireland without checks. but some northern ireland political groups say this undermines the regions connection to the rest of the u. k. ah, russian forces are continuing their advance and eastern ukraine. the moscow backed wagner mercenary group, says it's fighters of capture the village of your kidney. that's north of back. moot, fighting has been focused around the city for weeks. a solid been jervey reports now from the russian capital a town in ruins, while ease of gunfire becoming closer to the center of bus moot fighters from russia's. wagner group said they have stepped up their attacks from the north and the south

u. n. approved peacekeeping force. the african union transition mission is facing funding shortages and questions about where the money. 2 gone, the troops were deployed to counter terrorism threats in somali in 2021 of the mission, back by the in union and in cooperation with you. gander operates with hundreds of millions of euro provided by the you claims that the 5000 ugandan trips haven't received payment for years has led to questions. over spending accountability, we spoke to a senior figure in the countries on forces about in fact, the people will come back from the mission air that i wanted to receive the lowest . and it's not our fault. because these allowance is updated by the african union. for us when they receive under poster. so yes, bucks a bug account. a you depends on the 8 opinion. see if your 1000000000 has 90 the spots are you know the rules on beyond the uganda but i think that's the problem for them. the appraiser now are the other one, buckhead ukraine while notably into the geopolitics, international polizzi will of, if you will, of the diesel. but down they have no do to, but us will they spindly, associate secondly,

u. n. has adopted the resolution, quoting on russia to withdraw from ukraine immediately. 7 countries voted against the reservation. while india and china were among the 32 nations that abstain bangladesh is economy is being impacted by the war in ukraine. in many ways is 1st nuclear power plants is backed by russia, non western sanctions on moscow threatening the future of the project, but set to end a power crisis. chandry has more from cooper in pub in the district. in 2013 bung with assign its biggest ever contract work. nearly $13000000000.00 under the dill, russia state run company rossiter would build a country's fussed nuclear power plant. mosque was providing 90 percent of the funding for the project, but western sanction against russia, imposed after its invasion of ukraine, a threatening to undermine the scheme. some expert say the only have minimal impact, the short term we publish and will be dead. and i don't think of no one can continue for longer period because countries will find a way to resolve that money transfer to russia from bangladesh as payment for equipment for the project have also stalled. last month, the u. s. sa

were former members of violent extremist groups. and i'm joined now by the reports lead offer marina keep like at the u. n. d p regional piece, building advisor for africa, joins us from addis ababa feel. feel welcome to d, doubly news africa, maryland. now, i'm one of your findings and this report is that sub saharan africa is the new global epicenter of violet extremism. what did the people tell you when you interviewed them? thank you for having me. indeed, it does highlight the fact that the sub saharan africa has become the global epicenter of violent extremism. and this is based on data from the institute of economics and piece who rece, the annual global terrorism index, and from the index, we see that for out of the 10 most affected countries globally or in sub saharan africa. indeed, we've seen the spread in terms of looking at risk as well as affected areas now to the gulf of guinea, the great lakes region, as well as southern africa, most specifically mozambique. what we heard from some of the respondents, the rule cited reason for joining was really hope for better employment, a better life. an

were in time, neighborhoods have been destroyed. more than 5000000 people have been left homeless in syria alone. the u. n. has been criticized for it's slow response and delivering aid to syria is most affected areas. a baby pulled from the rubble is now being looked after by the family of her uncle. maybe 5 lost her parents and siblings when the queen devastated the town of genders and monica has more baby after being welcomed into her new home. her parents and siblings died when the quake struck her uncle cleo wanted to take her in right away, but took several days before she was allowed to join his household. now she's back with family sitting long cycles own newborn daughter i a poplar for in the will that that offer was born under the rubble. she was at the hospital and we received her today. she is in good condition. the reason behind the delay receiving her is that we were asked for some legal procedures by the officials in the area. and they checked that we were her relatives. off road was found under the ruins of her family's home and she was apparently born under the rebel. her umbilical cords s