u. n. who's working on a plan to provide aid and suspend sanctions? woman's rights are also known the agenda, the special representative for afghanistan. deborah lyons said the situation on the ground is worrying here is compelling evidence of an emerging environment. i'm intimidation and judge deterioration in respect for human rights. this suggests that the consolidation of government authority may be leading toward control of the population by fear rather than by understanding and responding to its needs. afghans now live less different, but no less real fear send those to face during decades of war. india has gotten more than 285000 corona virus infections in the last 24 hours. cases in many regions have declined and some states are easing restrictions. but in the southern states of carola, new cases are breaking records of the mit, up as more she jazz m. f has had a busy few weeks. he's had hundreds of cupboard 19 patients, full 3 in the southern city. of course she, since the pandemic began demand for his services has increased since cases start

illuminated so much of this for so much or of the world. julian hasanti of wiki leaks, who, according to the u. n, has been tortured here in london and who is detained just very briefly because i know it's law affair, according to his defenders. is julian isn't going to be freed, or is he going to be effectively killed in the united states? i can answer that directly and it gives me the shivers even to make the choice. frankly, it doesn't look hopeful at the moment, obviously. but just before we began this interview, i checked with julian's lawyers, whether they had heard, if the high court, the high court was going to effectively allow an appeal out of the supreme court, or whether we'll go back to the lower court. so what we're looking at, i think over the next year or so is a more hearings in this country. ah, it will almost certainly go back to the lower court and then julia's defense team will appeal on all the issues that the district judge day. and i didn't accept and that will go all the way up to the high court again. it's, it's like a slew long torture. it's quite to pray, you know, if

are joining me now is jamal benomar, who's a former u. n. special envoy for yemen. he's joining us live from new york. thank you very much for being with us, mr. benomar. that the 7 year conflict in yemen, intensifying again on the attack on the u. e. earlier this week seems to have opened up a new front. what is, 1st of all, your reaction to this latest se, escalation is a saudi lead. coalitions response, proportionate as it's un ambassador claims. obviously, it's not proportionate. the been reports over the last 7 years of widespread war crimes committed by the so let the saudi lead coalition. and this is one other episode, you know, in this sad process of, um, old violations that have affected, you know, the lives of millions of, of people as you have explained in the introduction. and it is a sign of desperation, you know, from the, the saudi coalition. side, and, you know, when they enter this one, they decided to launch this war and yeah, man, you know, they promise you know, that they will bring back their proxies. all the clients to power, you know, within 3

states be able to go around anywhere in the world, taking a person of any nationality who reveals war crimes under the u. n. charge. and just basically sent him to a defacto deaf 175 years in prison, should return to the host of going underground here. want to see always good to see a pleasure. thanks very much. i thanks very much for joining us. your. when are you into national check out the op eds section of our t dot com for further discussion on julian assange. for the meantime, we are back the top of the join me every 1st on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me ah ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered on peter lavelle. it was not a showdown, but rather an exercise in placing markers. the russia u. s. talks in geneva settled basically nothing. however, the biden administration can no longer say it does not understand russia's position unpin european security. the ball is in washington's court. ah.

u. n. recognized government a been pushing it to who the strong holes with help from you, a back forces. they've reclaimed shop war province and have taken parts of married city. the war reached the u. e. on monday, when the hoot these laws to miss highland wrote attack on abu dhabi, killing 3 migrant workers in retaliation, the saudi led coalition launched as strikes on yelman's capital, santa killing dozens, several more air strikes, of hit the eman. since let's bring in butter shavon who's a caseworker at the human rights group reprieve. he joins us now live up from london via skype. good. have you with us, sir? in february last year, president biden declared that the boy in yemen has to end and yet strikes like the one of the early hours of friday and sada a stark reminder that this war is far from over. what happened to the president's pledge to help end the war in yemen? i mean, thanks federal and for bringing this up. it is, i think, quite telling that the president from the administration that had promised to end the war in the oven and has actually ended up putting them in a ver

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latest violence comes ahead is a visit by us diplomats who is seeking to revive the process of transitioning to civilian governance. while the u. n. is announced, it will launch talks to help resolve the crisis. of course, wanted to have a morgan is in her tune with more as the un mission here. and sir dan price to mediate between the various will ethical parties, civil societies associations, and various actors here in sudan to thrive. to break a political dublin that has been enclave since the military took over bar and late october last year, protested once against it to the $0.03 to take over. there have been calling for the military to return to their barracks and leave to dance politics and best protest come before a visit is expected by athena. you are the official, the assistant secretary of state or for african affairs, and a, your 1st employee for the horn of africa are expected to arrive in order to, to give us the board to the you. an initiative which is hoped to break the political deadlock that has left to them without the government for more than 2 months, now, said anthea sovereignty counsel led by the military, t

in yemen has escalated significantly so far this year, unicef says is young people who are now paying the price. the u. n. says 17 children have been killed so far this year, while 10000 have been killed or maimed since the fighting began in 201411 1000000 children in yemen now need humanitarian aids and 400000 a suffering from severe or acute malnutrition. unicef says more than 8500000 youngsters don't have access to safe water. sanitation, or hygiene. juliette to mom is the original chief of communications with unicef in the middle east and north africa. she says a political, not a military solution is the only way to keep children safe in yemen isn't the beginning of the year. there have been huge total if you wish to including 4 children according to our report. at least 17 children where it came to only the beginning of the year. and that's already been the number of key that if we compare it with the number in december, when we do now is that kids continue to pay a very heavy price. they have been for the 7 years, regardless of who's responsible. what's important for you is that children continue t

u. n. french and west african troops. groups linked to al qaeda in iso, or gaining ground for greta, who took power in a crew and 2020 finding peace starts with extending his time in power and hiring russian fighters to help the maryan army go from defeat to victory him at not likely america they miss an elderly for mercenaries of the wagner force are present in a significant way. these mercenaries are former russian fighters who are transported by russian plains, who are equipped with russian weapons. but this time of the russians say that they do not exist them, always seeing a step back in democracy. the tenure pin nations deployed in molly to combat arm groups may remove their troops. we'll all history young as you said, we want to remain engaged. and molly, but it must not be at any cost, despite the pressure many money and see in this crisis a moment of national unity. waiving the nations and russian flags side by side, an act of defiance. the face of uncertainty, nicholas hong to al jazeera, was amused from tunisia where police have been using water cannons dispersed. thousands of

u. n. and west african regional organization echo us are urging the president's immediate release, their calling on the soldiers who mich near to return to their barracks. my appeal is for the armies of these countries to assume their professional role of armies to protect their countries and re establish democratic institutions. just in the past year, they have been coups in chad, sudan, molly, and guinea. let's say this is the latest co in a region marked by military takeover as well. this is a said back to democracy. some see the military as able to succeed, where civilians have failed in bringing back security in a region marked by violence. despite the 14000 un peacekeepers and neighboring molly as well as 5000 you and french soldiers in the region, that's a hell is facing unprecedented attacks and losses. became of us who were spared until 2015, when a popular uprising ended the 27 year rule, a former soldier less compelling that was seen as the beginning of the rest, while some now celebrate the qu, others fear a return to the past. this is an abrupt end to thee democracy, so many here had fought for nichola

u. s. proxy war, who's an international as civil war? were bandits were terrorists with us backing? some are related to n g o that header, at least on the surface, an innocent appearance. they attacked and burn sandinista university's sandinista homes. so nick, that i was been under great duress. it's nick that i was right to protect itself through its armed forces through the police. against these would be cool mongers. they resisted a coin, 2018. integral continues to develop women's projects, present projects in i've been traveling, snickered i was says 2005 and i see something completely different than what hydro and michael have described. hi roy i saw you are reacting to what was being a se is basically saying that every single carrier position is a cia agent or something. and this is additional say that people say about this, that everybody is a member of a conspiracy. i'm absolutely aware of the story, you know, says walker invaded because you said you want to talk about in beijing about your situation. nobody wants a u. s. intervention, but it to know this candidates are members of the cia or wa

u. n. in new york. i've sisters and brothers all over the world but but, but the true family is of people who stop me in the street in addis ababa in new york in washington dc, especially washington dc. in nairobi all all over the world. who are ethiopians, who can look at me and say it's you, lemon. they say lemon. my name in am harric lemon. it means the question why. and it reminds me most of all this that and it's, this is the most important thing about my entire life. and finding my family and of ethiopia in general, and put of me it's that i am not defined by my scars books by the incredible ability to heal. so when i meet ethiopians i, i, i am helium. and so it's a joyous occasion. my story may seem sad to you, but i always followed the lights. i always followed what i believe to be the truth even when isolated and having nobody to support me. a great son of infidel pierre lemon. sissy. it's oma lou. oh, let planned on becoming a writer until she says she was forced into it some issues with just too important for her to ignore, like racism, and massaging. last january, we spoke about the latest w

u. n. 2 spearheads project. what we found out was mostly organized kline groups operating in latin america who are trying to get co, came to europe. they have to pass through historical transit routes or trade routes in parts of africa. and it's impossible for those criminal roof to get the trucks to europe without actually paying taxes to various terrorist groups along the way. in particular, groups with ties to al qaeda are profiting from drug trafficking in west africa. the boy forestman personnel watches kind of look away because they'll get a lot more by these particular groups though, because they're a lot more powerful. in certain past the worlds, it's getting to a point now where it's hard to see how this can be counted effectively. the un mission is becoming more and more difficult. in the summer of 2021, a patrol of german troops was attacked, and molly, tourists and east africa to are making money from drug trafficking. here it's not about cocaine, but heroin smuggled from afghanistan and on his way to europe in the mediterranean european ships are picking up drug smugglers. in june, 2020 italian inv

she has adopted another child who had lost his parents on the way to the next day we started for the neighbouring island of kids in the u. n. food program has also planned to mission year to have the but our trip. and that's when we were halfway there. so we just would have to, shana try to push the weekend forward to the scatter. the, i mean all the surrounding islands here. one point where attacked by incisions. no luck. low tides, we're definitely stuck. we have to wait through shallow waters and mangroves for 3 hours before we encounter the 1st inhabitants. gonna know, and then finally we get to the island of kitty and aids boat docked in the evening before the islands, government administrator helps with distributing food that's critical for survival of you said i'm happy with that. i'll pay up without this food. we be in an utter crisis up there, almost everyone here lives from the sea, but the refugees are from the mainland. they're farmers and can't fish them without the food aid that it'll be chaos here. oh said elma, it is at the dawn about 4000 people lived on this islands before the insurgency. now it is more t

decision and determine to get to live and who dies to me, that's just getting away with murder with welcome back. i'm still here with the former us ambassador of u. n. and the 27th us national security advisor, john bolton, quite a lot of us subsidy to the you and i know that under trump you got out of unesco. biding took you back in. did you advise of national security adviser that some of that us subsidy, g u. n. g we reduced, i've long shall based on my tenure and in new york. is you an ambassador and, and other positions? i've held that the u. s. money is, is wasted in many respects miss spent in many respects. and my, my overall reform proposal for the un is to abolish what are called assess contributions, which are essentially mandatory. the u. s. pays around 2022 percent of the budgets and most agencies i make all contributions from national members of the you. i might make all. busy contributions, i mean, there must be people all over the world. you believe that would agree with all this . why did you get nowhere with all of this, the notion to make contributions, voluntary, unfortunately didn't have agreement all around the world. but i th

u. n. has stationed 16000 peacekeepers here to shore up a fragile piece. the residence in this region are poor and traumatized by violence . those who have made their fortune live along the shore of lake chiva, including one of the regions most influential business men with his villa is guarded around the clock by police. it's like a fortress called as an nga is a multi millionaire before. hi, how are you present bruiser? i don't. okay. his wealth comes from coal tan mining. he was once a rebel leader in 2006. he was elected to parliament in the a c. c district. law policy. even when you're a politician, you can still do business. i fear the business. po, bell, zynga freely admits that political cloud has helped him. he runs the mining cooperative co op, a rama which extracts colton. his body guards never leave his side. i ask him where we are is she'll nail, says co op rome as headquarters is says so cl, the heart of the mineral trade. you did it for math in of us. if all the simple building belies the millions that co op a rama and so for each year. oh basil god looks over the production figures of the last few days. this is many

u. n. u. s. and eco, i was calling for corps immediate release. well, crowds have been gathering in the capital, do go to show their support for the military. the soldiers who carried out the qu says basic power, because the government failed to contain armed groups that have killed 1000. we'll bring in some medic who's joining us on the phone from the capital one to do so. sam burkina faso waking up the 1st full day of a new military regime in charge you've been out and about on the street so much support is there for the school. so as it appears now, there's a lot of support for the to, there's could be approximately a 1000 people. it's hard to tell, but they're. # in the, in the center downtown, in the square, they're tearing, they're shouting, they're holding flags. a lot of them are holding flags of molly and bertina far so showing sort of follow their 2 military leaders in both countries now and same down down with echo watts, which is the west african block saying that they don't approve of sanction if they're about to come so there's a lot of support right now for the military center that's just taken over. so do people feel like the military now ca

the people who are his family members and, and as a buyer who has taken money out of the country and now must bring it back. the u. n. is launching its largest ever humanitarian appeal for a single country. it needs more than $5000000000.00 in aid for galveston. women, half the population, and 23000000 people faces acute hunger. un humanitarian chief says he's most worried about the welfare of children. the figure of a 1000000 a 1000000 children potentially suffering severe, acute malnutrition, a 1000000 children. it is, it figures are so hard to grasp when this kind of size, but a 1000000 children in afghanistan at risk of that kind of money. tricia. if these things don't happen is a shocking one. we also know from the food insecurity, there's up to 8000000 people in afghanistan again still in afghanistan, who are endangered in terms of food security, who are at a level of food security that will eventually lead to severe hunger will. christine jetson's, regional communications advisor at the norwegian refugee can so in kabul, he says the needs in afghanistan is immense and urgent. we have an absolute desperate sit

because we want to be who would want to live like this whole. further complicating the matter is the re implementation of a u. s. policy known as the migrant protection protocols or n p p which forces asylum seekers to return to mexico while their cases are processed. oh, with m p. p, scheduled to be reinstated in more cities along the border. it's feared overcrowded conditions at shelters and migrant camps. will only get worse. manuel revenue al jazeera, tiquana, mexico protested until i have gathered to voice the anger against undocumented migrants mostly from venezuela. they blame them for the rides of violence and the g entity. the quicker in a similar demonstration, last year, protest is burned down tense and items belong to the recent arrivals. the international organization from migration estimates nearly 1700000 migrants or engine can your is aiming to be fully self sufficient. in renewable energy by 2030 country already gets 90 percent of its electricity from natural sources including solar power and has the largest single wind power facility in africa. catherine soy reports not from most of it, where it's located. the blades of $365.00 turbines rotate on

wonder king who started this medicare market a zation scheme is none other than jared cushion or college roommate. adam boulder, the pear majored in book cooking and elderly fleecing at n y u. then they were reunited during the trump administration, where bowler served as director of a made up sounding federal agency called the center for medicare and medicaid innovation, which was supposed to work on efficiency a job. he was eminently qualified for after running a startup called landmark health. once he became head of c, m m, i guess which private health care company benefited from his direct contracting innovations the most. it starts with l and ends within and mark health. as the federal employees working under bowler at the time, this is shell rouse. as someone from c, m m, i has admitted their marketers billing models have not save money with several on pays to lose billions of dollars. similarly, the majority of models do not show significant improvements in quality. but now that mr. progressive joe biden is an office, we can kiss this trump in insurance, boone dog, goodbye. right? that's a rhetorical question. with a few tweaks here and there medicare, direct contra

decision when the n h at that we have just like thing the board, we have a fantastic health system in the u. okay. however, it is rarely under huge stress because of the number of people who are because of it and the implication of school, but on the long list of people that have delays tests or 3 other treatments, no 2 took off with 19 chris grade was moving restricted okay, chris, when we said that starting from the next of infection and it's about time to treat cove, it not as an emergency, but as an illness that we have to deal with because it's going to stay for longer. it sounds easier on paper than impractical terms. i think it's very important to see the situation through the lens of the hair and now and not the lens of last year. because this time last year, taking the u. k. as an example, the number of people who were dying every day was about 1501 point, and the number of people in hospital accounts for nearly half of all of the beds that we have in our national health service. we couldn't be more different now, where although we do have people in hospital, probably half of them are in hospital with corona virus, not because of corona virus, which is completely

who jeremy, so left party, thank you. thank you. what new and more kale says are up to the once water tie relationship between the u. s. mainstream major and tear off the c. n deleted then returned an article revealing ukraine's president told joe biden that america was over playing the eminent russian invasion card covering that tonight. susskind taylor plugged in. last few days. ukraine crisis has thrown out a whole away of contradicting statements from nature mendecy disagreeing. and whether to keep troops and the russia you stayed disagreeing on whether to send weapons to keep the latest mixed message. and quite a mysterious one comes from 2 key players up to washington and key of not all thought they the u. s. on ukranian, president had a phone conversation, and the major reported the biden was warning the wilma brink of wild war 3 pitches waiting for the ground to freeze over in february. and that he'll give the signal for an invasion. let us keep his part was trying to calm his us counterpart down by stating that it will still big us. it seemed then that the 2 leaders was very much at all a call between us president joe biden, ukrainian president, fo

who are existing a may and me all right. now, what is that situation? me? the economy is in tatters. you know, people are having to lift through runaway inflation, storing prices. the u. n. d p has said that probably, you know, half of people in mia, mom will probably be living in poverty this year. the u. n. an released a statement or document in december, say that 14400000 people, that's more than one out of 4 people need humanitarian assistance. i mean, that's how, but we're talking about what i've been talking to, you know, farmers and people in agriculture sector as well. and, you know, again, we focus a lot on conflict and politics and violence. but people who are not even displaced people who are not even in conflict though they are having such hardship just, you know, living just trying to survive. and there up, people that i've been speaking to in the agricultural heartlands. the places where some of the major cropping areas in the and more they're struggling. farming households are having to sell long term assets. you know, would livestock, their food storage in order to survive in order to just be able to eat. you know, that has furious long term consequences

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commonwealth of virginiaf where young kids are n now being segregated, harassed in some cases blocked from f attending school by vindictive local democrats who are using u masks and your children as a political weapon. we'll tell you all about it. alsout tonight , big news from the u.s. supreme court. liberal justice stephen breyer is apparently being shown d the door earlier today. well, he didn't makeak the announcement. someone leaked his retirement plan. thenls a short timeeis later, the white house proudly confirmed joe biden's strategy to fill breyer'sbi spot. now biden said he will make his pick based purely purely on race and gender and promised only an african-american woman will be selected. jonathan turley, a democrat, tquestions the constitutionaliy of this criteria. he wrote this precisely what the supreme court already declared to be unconstitutional discriminatet. we'll have more of his article a coming up and we'll break biden's potentially break it all down as unlawful potential, unconstitutional strategy. but first, another a groundbreaking morning at the whitebrea house. get this joe biden actually hadd a public event that did not inv

commonwealth of virginiaf where young kids are n now being segregated, harassed in some cases blocked from f attending school by vindictive local democrats who are using umasks and your children as a political weapon. we'll tell you all about it. alsout tonight , big news from the u.s. supreme court. liberal justice stephen breyer is apparently being shown

who are trying to. all right, thank you so much of each of oakland for that update from tunis. the u. n a saying at least a 108 people have been killed, an air strikes and if you p s t gray region, since the start of this month, it says the earth strikes are carried by if yoke has air force. federal troops have been fighting to grind rebels for more than a year or a worker. as i said, civilians continue to be killed by strikes and t grind despite prime minister a b a from i'm calling for national reconciliation to end the conflict. hundreds of people in mali have come out and protest against sanctions imposed by the west african block echo us, the military, which took power in a qu last year asked the public to demonstrate calling the regional sanctions extreme. i was took the steps in response to the military, delaying elections. nicholas hock is joining us from the car in neighboring synagogue. i know you're keeping an eye as on the situation in molly. so what are you hearing about today's turnout and, and how large are the, is the protest? well, the crowds have swelled from hundreds

who was convicted for trying to kill a u. s. soldier in afghanistan and a prominent student. these pro democracy group has conditionally accepted the u. n's offered a broken end to the political deadlock protectors had been marching against the military since it overthrew the civil and their government. in october. members of the forces for freedom and change will meet you and officials on sunday to present their terms. another group, the sudanese professional association, has rejected the un mediation. that was the headlines. news continues he and al jazeera after al serra correspondence station. thanks so much bye for now. ah. had scored a . my name is bonnie put knocker and i'm in london for the 11th annual competition, the international yoga sports federation, whose goal is to make yoga in olympic sport. i've always thought of yoga as part of my indian heritage. i understand it to be about transformation, personal transformation, but yoga itself seems to be transforming and being appropriate of both culturally and financially. as it spreads all over the world with international your yoga, the way that we're a use. so it's really easy

here because we want to be who would want to live like this. further complicating the matter is the re implementation of a u. s. policy known as the migrant protection protocols or n p p which forces asylum seekers to return to mexico. wilder cases are processed with n p. p. scheduled to be reinstated in more cities along the borders. it's feared overcrowded condition shelters and migrant camp. only get worse. manuel did up a new houses here i want to mexico. iran has one of the highest inflation rates in the world has risen to nearly 60 percent since just 2018. and while a new government, this is improving economy is a priority, so many are still struggling. russell soda has more in this report from tetra, this shopping bags get lighter with each with it as you're on betters with inflation. it is these people that suffered the most valuable and we got prices have gone up so much that we're not able to buy basic things. even buying simple cloth is not affordable for me. i'm not from tehran, but even in my own city prices are an affordable prices of chicken, meas, rice, and so many other foods are increasing. day by day. everywhere in the country is the same. irani

u. n. community center. in tripling demonstrators have been camped there for the past 3 months to demand better protection. no doubt we have been attacked. people vulnerable women, disabled mandolin just of individuals who were seeking savage, who were thinking protection of the office have been attacked at night out of nowhere. and they had no escape route. there are no bogged invitations sent the swear in human treatments, our wisdom rip exclusions, torture is the vision. everything in human on, on the imaginable, my humble requested international community is to intervene and as strike in ethiopia as to gray, regina has quarterly. 17 paypal. it happened in the southern town of mate sabri and left dozens more wounded. it follows another attack on a camp to displace people in the dead a bit where at least $56.00 people were killed on friday, the violence has halted. i'd work in the area. the government has previously denied at targeting civilians in the 14 month conflict. he 9 nations has begun meetings in sudan aimed at ending the political paralysis following the military coup in october. the sydney's professional association which led the revolution to depose president l. that she is rejecting the u

absolutely wroe and we n need to put america now where he is and i'm not going to stand up and i'm going u to fight. i applaud your efforts to play devil's advocate here. you say to peopleof who say, well, this is this is the role of the government? the federal government shouldss have the same restrictions on business in china as they had in business in the soviet union. so business is there to make money so you can't blame them. they're there tohe make money, you know, bigou deal. a >>ns what's your answer to that? my answer to that is laura ,ti i'm a market participant. i'm a market participantin in this. g and what i am doing is stating my preferences here in the stated and who we want to do business with if they're notot going to comply and meet ournd standards in terms of our energyar industry here in westir virginia that they can do business elsewhere. and i will say there are other states that are standing up right now. listenw., in november i led a 15 state coalition where we put together a letter to all the big banks here in america and said if you're going to divest from the fossil fuel sil industry, you're no longer going to do business with our states. that's six