the u. n's, world food program is stretched to its limits. he the data dea, an authentic a decked admin in easton, 6 more not currently uncovered requirements for the next 6 months amount to more than $890000000.00 of grammar. we've already suspended programs that prevent malnutrition, and we've also reduced rations by 50 percent, meaning that people are no longer receiving the full rations they may often. and we've also had to remove 1700000 people from the few date program altogether that i have allison, in the likely increase in migrants fleeing to europe, is a scenario that moscow appears to be taking into account perhaps, to put pressure on ukraine's allies. there, when the european wheat harvest began in july 2022, the silos and ukraine were full of the previous year's crop. the country is among the world, major grain ex borders, but all of its c ports were now blockaded by russian troops. usually ukraine export some $18000000.00 tons of wheat and $28000000.00 tons of mays each year, including to africa. now the farmers of ukraine don't

u. n. world health organization has accused era trained troops of killing his uncle, along with all the civilians in ethiopia. is war on t gray province. in al tobin, the director claimed that the international community wasn't paying enough attention to the conflict stressing that it's had spawned to health twice. this is now fated some 6000000 people. me while e foreign policy chief use that barrel has expressed his frustration one month after cease find the region. then one thing that has kept me very busy, very sorry, and very frustrated is ethiopia, not enough people talk about it. we don't talk a lot about ethiopia. yes. from time to time when their piece discussions. but what is happening in t grey's, the deadliest war? we complain rightly about what is happening in ukraine. but what is happening in ethiopia is really awful. the war stems from a long standing compensation between the ethiopian governments on the offices of the autonomous t great region. the conflict spots a huge humanitarian crisis with more than 5000000 people facing starvation. according to the world food progr

u. n. world health organization has accused a retreat and troops of killing his own uncle, along with the other civilians. uneasy appears. war 20 grey province. in october, the director claimed that the international community wasn't paying enough attention to the conflicts stressing that it had spawned a health crisis that has now affected some 6000000 people. meanwhile, u foreign policy chief, us at burrell, has expressed his frustration with the situation. more than one months off, the sci fi came into effect in the region. then one thing that has kept me very busy, very sorry and very frustrated is ethiopia, not enough people talk about it. we don't talk a lot about ethiopia. yes. from time to time when their piece discussions. but what is happening in t grey's, the deadliest war we complain rightly about what is happening in ukraine. but what is happening in ethiopia is really awful. the war stands from a long standing confrontation between the government and the authorities of the autonomous t gray region is fox, a huge humanitarian crisis, which has left more than 5000000 people fa

u. n. claims humanities war with nature? leading the u. n. committee on world food security up until a few weeks ago was chris hagedorn. he joins me from france's capital. paris, thank you so much, chris, for coming on. i better 1st. just start asking by asking you what the world food security committee actually is. some people might not know, it was set up her all the way back in 1974. let me clarify was the secretary or 3 and a half years up until the end of october. and the committee indeed was certain 70 or in a context of a global food crisis. there was no back in the days when there was a massive.

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all been forced to use to generation the vatican, the world health organization, the world economic forum, the u. n. again, a reconfiguration and realignment of power structures that we've never seen before . and most people per usual have nary a clue. so watch carefully and be aware that all of this is leading to a rapid rise to a multi polar world order. and we're seeing this accentuated by western gemini, and particularly us the gemini forcing, pushing russia and china iran to toward the multi polar reality. and we're seeing saudi arabia wanted to join with the bricks countries. iran wants to join with bricks. when you put all of this together, they constitute more than, along with this shanghai cooperation organization, they constitute more than half the population of the world that was denounced. but recently, for example, that the tv by one of the brushes, largest banks, has currently developed a new payment gateway that goes between russia and iran, allows people to lose money more or less instantly between the $2.00 countries. so that's where we're losing the dominance of the financial syst

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u. n, the pulp and paper industries are among the world's biggest polluters. supplies of drinking water are now under threat. argentina's government says it has introduce measures to protect the empire, people in the home. yet for a minute. the minute after medical staff and essential workers indigenous communities were one of the 1st groups to be vaccinated. their vaccination rate is 90 to 95 percent corporate. despite efforts to get the vaccines to isolated areas, many members of the in by a community did not want to be vaccinated. they prefer to rely on traditional medicinal plants and their knowledge of nature passed down through the generations . the earth has belonged to us for generations, and we take care of it because we can only live and survive together with nature as a people we were here long before any one else. ah, the community here hopes to protect itself from the corona virus by sticking together and relying on ancient traditions. ah, see horses are some of nature's most fascinating creatures. but in portugal, their population is declining at an alarming rate. due to c

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u. n. claims humanities, wool with nature, leading the un committee on world food security. up until a few weeks ago was chris haggard dawn. he joins me from francis capital. paris, thank you so much, chris, for coming on. i better 1st. just start asking by asking you won't be willed? food security committee actually is some people might not know, it was set up all the way back in 974. let me clarify was the secretary or 3 and a half years up until the end of october. and the committee indeed was set up in 74 in a context of a global crisis that was back in the days when there was a massive famine in east pakistan. now bangladesh and the global community built a multilateral study, such as the cfs would be away for countries to come together to address resolve crises. it done its job, them helping countries and experts to play their part in addressing changing food security issues. it was reformed in 2009 at the height of another crisis. and so it's a very different institution than it was when it started bringing a expert scientific animal into the process. bringing all 3 o

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let's now lawn to some other stories making headlines around the world today. the u. s. n, as has passed a $1.00 trillion dollars spending bill for the next year. the legislation would avert a partial government shutdown and also includes $45000000000.00 in new aid for ukraine . the bill now goes to the house of representatives where it's expected to pass. we haven't heard of israel's designated prime minister benjamin netanyahu has managed to form a new right wing coalition government and made the announcement after weeks of negotiations with religious and far right. political partners, netanyahu led his party to win the most seats in israel's november election, but needed coalition partners to govern. and i've got a son, dozens of women growling in the capital pablo to protest a ban on women entering universities. and how long and now is the measure earlier this week fronting international condemnation. female students have since been turned away from university campuses across the country. the chinese and russian navies have begun a joint naval exercise in the east chin

we've all been forced to use generation, the vatican, the world health organization, the world economic forum, the u. n. again, a reconfiguration and realignment of power structures that we've never seen before . and most people per usual have nary a clue. so watch carefully and be aware that all of this is leading to a rapid rise to a multi polar world order. and we're seeing this accentuated by western gemini, and particularly us the gemini forcing, pushing russia and china iran to toward the multi polar reality. and we're seeing saudi arabia want to join with the bricks countries. iran wants to join with bricks. when you put all of this together, they constitute more than, along with this shanghai cooperation organization, they constitute more than half the population of the world. there was announcement recently, for example, that like the bank, one of russia's largest banks as company developed, a new payment gateway that goes between russia and iran and allows people to lose money more or less instantly between the 2 countries. that's where we're living. the dominance of the financial system, whi

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u. n. by diversity summit and one trail will safeguard some 30 percent of the world's land and seas, and provide crucial financing to protect by diversity in low income countries. after 2 weeks of often bad tempered talks, the conference president, china's environment minister, announced a deal at last low by the finally reached our destination, vienna's oh. and the deal is not before time. scientists say 1000000 of the earth's 8000000 plant and animal species are threatened with extinction. nearly $200.00 countries have committed under the so called couldn't ming montreal agreement to protect at least 30 percent of the world's land and seas. safeguarding these areas and their inhabitants from pollution, desertification and the effects of climate change. and there will be funding to maintain bio diversity which countries should help poor nations, to the tune of $20000000000.00 a year. germany's environment minister welcomed the deal. the material decision puts a protective umbrella over the natural world. the threat to people and the environment from pesticides and hazardous chemicals will be ha

it's world aids day today about with world wide efforts to baffle the corona virus pandemic. that's been much less of a focus on h. i. v aids the u. n. estimates that last year around $38.00 and a half 1000000 people around the world were actually living with aids. and although it is claiming far fewer lives than it did at its peak in 2004, still 650000 people died of h i v related causes last year. there's still no h i v vaccine. and that makes preventative measures to avoid infection. even more important. africa is the highest number of people living with the virus. and adrian krishna reports from cape town in south africa, where it's hope that trials for new preventative methods will drive numbers down once a month since their medical penguin comes to this health center to get a package of prep, a daily pill of the pre exposure prophylaxis, protects people from getting h i v when having sex or my family to listen to generation it's, they do have the age of a positive. so i came here to take breath because i wanna, i don't want to be that puddle function. that is hugely plaza to the health center of the desmond to to health founda

u. n. y a diversity summer didn't. montreal will safeguard them. 30 percent of the world's land and seas, and provide crucial financing to protect by diversity in low income countries. after 2 weeks of often bad tempered talks, the conference president, china's environment minister, announced a deal at last. bo, by this is a historic moment 20 years. we are at the end of a long journey, which has taken in meetings around the world, thoughtlessly. we carried on our work, even at the height of the pandemic. what we're looking for. and now the day we finally reached our destination, vienna's oh. and the deal is not before time scientists say 1000000 of the earth's 8000000 plant and animal species are threatened with extinction. nearly $200.00 countries have committed under the so called couldn't ming montreal agreement to protect at least 30 percent of the world's land. and sees safeguarding these areas and their inhabitants from pollution, desertification and the effects of climate change. and they'll be funding to maintain bio diversity, which countries should help poor nations, to the tune of

world. this is larry gallagher, both landmark u. n. report and 2019 on solving san shortages. now, scientists always complained any more data, but when it comes to san, the really have no idea. it is the 2nd most consumed disorder after washer, from the parents, and we don't know where it's coming from and what the impact of that would then that's the nature of the problem. but what they do, no worries them. research isn't 2017 model that global demand. sand is growing much faster than what's easily available. the world would need to make more sand, find new sources of it. oh, just use less. otherwise, it will run out. this is a big problem because sound of the fundamental building block of modern life, sand used in concrete, has been essential to the global construction b. as people in emerging economies move to cities and people around the world are building more and more. india has become the 2nd biggest cement producer. i've lost half century. singapore has built artificial island that have increased its land mass by a quarter. and it did this with massive amounts of sand

that is world aids day, but with global efforts to battle, the corona virus pandemic, that's been much less of a focus on h. i. v aids in the last few years. now the u. n. estimates the last year around $38.00 and a half 1000000 people around the world. we're living with an h i v aids. and although the virus is climbing far fewer lives than it is peak in 2004, 650000 people around the world, died of h i v related to courses just last year. there is still no vaccine which makes avoiding infection even more important. the african region has the highest number of people living with the virus. and adrian crease reports now from cape town in south africa, where trials of new preventative methods are giving hope that numbers can be driven there. once a month, since their medical penguin comes to this health center to get a package of prep, a daily pill of the pre exposure prophylaxis, protects people from getting h i. v. when having sex or my family to listen to generation, it's, they do have the age of a positive. so i came here to take breath because i wanna, i don't want to be that puddle fudge action. that is, he driving plaza to the health center of the

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u. n. a poll with people over the world. this is been going on for a number of hours with you got the use of the, the whole story from an international perspective. we try to explain to our global audience how this could impact the life. this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good at bringing the news to the world from lou and carried on snaring doha, the talked stories on al jazeera, the u. s. has joined a growing list of countries imposing covered 19 restrictions on people arriving from china becomes just a day off, the beijing announced it would drop all quarantine measures for inbound travelers. u. s. joins italy, taiwan, india, and japan. requiring negative tests for anyone traveling from china. or white house correspondent, kimberly how could, has more violent ministration is concerned that the chinese cover is not being fully transparent. and this is a concern that goes back to the start of the pandemic. and as such as a result of the ease of the restrictions in recent days in china as well as

u. n. report, coven, 19 restriction measures have violated human rights around the world. uganda also imposed strict lockdown. d. w reporter julius mc gambler spoke with the victims of police violence that twice harker bigger shows us the scars on his bodies. he's accused the compile, a police of a soft taco ob, rolling back during the pandemic on security officers enforced locked downs and restrictions on movement by any means necessary duty. our in our sink, i in a border border is alice. he got it. would i would, i was stopped by 3 police officers writing on motorcycles, a bona bordeaux was campbell, apple vocal around lay violently dragged me off my motorcycle in and started beating me up every so in about what i and grover, i was wounded by a bayonet which um mon, i still have a scar nisan, and guy fingers were beaten and you can still see what they did to me or does it does in canal canadian rad you quinn or naco nayika for journalists, reporting on such human rights abuses was also difficult. and even dangerous david callian colo filmed security officers enforcing the nightly curfew in

world powers. of course the u. k, the u. n. and the u. s. among the reasons that they will choose that front of military operation, there in 1994 called operation to cooperation to turquoise, if you will. and during this operation, it play the, the reports. many numerous reports claim that for us not only provided an escape route, but the facilitated the same theme of these horton nationalists. then these people who just wanted to go on the killing rampage of the 2 of these in the congo. therefore, feet giving further ground emphasis with regards to these people being able to come back, regroup, and still carry on with their genocidal mission of taking out the truancy in that country. now i expect that relations will not be getting any better following this particular open accusation. of the rwandan government supporting these rebels. alright. africa correspond to catabolic catalyzed joining us live, appreciate the report. thank you. well, let's give you some updates here on the programmer m. 23 insurgents in the democratic republic of co

u. n. system, the civil society, private sector, the bretton woods institutions like the world bank. and everyone is part of that conversation to address policy convergence within the cfs. i mean, i don't want me to mean christy, chris, but even before the wheat basket of europe, you grain facing what it is right now. and what we have 828000000 hungry this christmas sir. i'm not blaming it all on you. obviously, all the stakeholders that have a part to play. why has the world food security that committee or fail failing? why? why, why is it such a family? we know there's enough food to feed the earth, what 3 dimes over, and it's not a supply problem, per se. want wire all these people facing starvation this christmas. well, it's exactly a big problem. and those numbers which you cited which come from the sophie 2022 report actually for to the previous year. so i would be surprised that those numbers are even higher. f o just came out with a report in early december saying 45 countries on urgent need of food assistance. 33 of them in africa, all reeling with the issues of climate. cov

fundamental change to the way the world funds, humanitarian aid, the way that the world funds these needs is broken. you know where the u. n is going cap in hand to bag in some ways for donation to help it respond to this need. we should have a much better system of 3 positioning resources so that the us agencies are able to go out there and not just respond, but build resilience in these communities so that we prevent displacement and disaster. at the moment it comes from rich donor countries who to make voluntary contributions to the united nations. those don't need to step up many of them. i've not met the pleasures they've made time and again over decade that they will provide aid or emergency relief. but we also need to find ways of writing these results, and i think it's time that we talk about creative solutions. why can't we have a global winful tax on, on, on fossil fuel company so that rose resources can go into a global trust fund. so that the people who are impacted by the, by climate breakdown, who are being affected by drought sorts of famine, floods or wildfires, have the resources to be, to have relief prov

even believe and massive mobilization of common people around the world can change the world history quicker than the u. n. intervention. so there are hundreds of methods. how to be useful. you can call the word the war you can gather in the nation. you can organize rallies to archer government, to provide more assistance to crane. you can make a choice to pay more for guess, but don't buy the russian one because freedom is worth it. so you have a choice to be non indifferent to there are, there are people in this situation because solidarity has no limits in national borders. okay, thank you very much for, for your response. said, ah, alexandra, let's focus now on russia for, for many years. civil society activists in russia had endured threats, imprisonment, disappearing, says, and major memory. i was the country's largest human rights organization before it was liquidated by the government. earlier this year, al jazeera mom, it van in moscow looks back at its way. stalin's rule was at time of terror for many in the soviet union 1000000 were killed to ported or sent to forced labor camps as he sought to

the demonstrations are taking place during the u. n's caught 15 biodiversity conference organized of the march. se lawmakers need to tackle the world by diversity crisis. delegates at court 15 are aimed to reach a new agreement to replace the one sign in 2010, which didn't fully meet any of its targets. i already spoke to sonia pen moreno, the director of the national policy center at the international union for the conservation of nature. and she had this update on how the conference is going so far. there was hardly any progress made on the 3 days of negotiations of the so called open ended working group. that was the body that was middle she agreement before it got to the call. now we see that some progress has been made. several decisions where adopted already yesterday related to the indigenous people from local community, for instance, tradition and nature and culture, scientific and technical evidence, and other issues related to the particles that are part of this conventional biological diversity. there are still sticky points ahead and we hope that those 2 ways can be resolved in the, in the days to come. millions of mona

world. i'm michael ocho, ukrainian president of a lot of his zalinski has called for a lower price cap on russian oil. after e u. n. g 7 countries agreed to impose a price limit. the $60.00 per barrel cap aims to reduce moscow's ability to fund its war in ukraine with revenue from petroleum exports. russian authorities rejected the cap and threatened to stop supplying nations that endorse tick. it's the mainstay of the russian economy. fossil fuels now under pressure from e u countries who will band insurance and finance for russian oil shipments. if they sell for more than the price cap of $60.00 a barrel. the u is joining the united states and other g 7 nations. european commission president austin, i found the lion said the price gap would cut russia oil revenues without causing price spikes in the broader market. that would hurt the world economy. it will stabilize global energy markets because it allows some rush and seaborne oil to be traded broker, transported by u operators to 3rd countries as long as it is sold below the cap. so this price cap will benefit directly emerging and developing economies. and i

the e u g 7 n australia will refuse to ensure shipping, firms that transport russian oil and above the $60.00 a bow cap, a g 7 provide insurance for 90 percent of the world, congo in the e. u as a major player in c freight. russia is the world's 2nd largest cortex. puerto oil is currently selling for about $80.00 a barrel. thomas o'donnell is an energy analyst. he says the cap will take a long time to impact the russian economy. in the immediate, it won't have a big impact on what they receive per barrel because they're already receiving about this are a little bit below this. okay. now the thing is, they have to ship their oil farther and they ship it from the baltic. the baltic sea ports, it can't go to europe now, has to go all the way around to india or china. and that's $34.00 times as far as going to cost a lot more money. take a lot more ships. and if the ships are going to countries that are under the price cap than they can't be assured in the european union, which means it'll be fairly complicated for them. so there's a lot of extra cost. so this is a big headache for russia. in the short term about the same amount of oil, we'll get to india, c

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