we also heard from the head of the u. n's world tourism office in jakarta, explain what the world body is doing to help build bridges between people across the globe. the 1st of all, we have a report for the piece open is report where we worked on um and evaluation on where the countries are. when it comes to openness, we really believe that the more open countries they foster on the more competitive the countries. so of course, when you see the report the, this year, for example, when he comes to the, you know, months, we have seen that $54.00 countries have created a special recess to support them to help the they'll know much to bring. got it, buddy, jobs to the economy. that's good. at the end of the day, what do we need is to support openness to have tourism is mandatory to have security. but always what we do is to support and to work on to maybe a to in order to make the countries a stronger and to build more confidence to build mark prosperity and to join and to bring opportunities from one region to the other. so as i mentioned in more open, the country has been more competiti

the u. n's world food program says global 100 can be eradicated if these countries spend $40000000000.00 per year on assistance until 2051 year of nuclear weapons funding could also help cover nearly 30 percent of what's needed to mitigate and adapt to climate change with conflicts intensifying the will, the p is increasingly unstable. upping the risk of tactical will so called saffel field and nuclear weapons being used. a report by the stockholm international piece research institute says russia has 5 and a half 1000 warheads. if we look at coolant activities, literally since the 1st day of the invasion of ukraine, he has been making nuclear threats. he has been talking about the importance of russia's nuclear arsenal. it's nearly 7 years since a $122.00 nations of the world voted in favor of the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons celebrations at the time. but the world is no closer to eliminating nuclear weapons. and the figure shows the opposite is happening. and the nuclear arms business is booming. mike level held his era for inside stores. all right, let's bring in a gas

u. n. world foot program has post a deliveries and made security concerns. and meanwhile, the world food program colleagues tell us that we are temporarily pausing operations at the floating docks until a thorough assessment of the security situation is conducted to ensure the safety of our staff and our partners to humanitarian projects. that's the cost of. 6 because we $120000000.00 and was supposed to ease the sufferings of the guys in the civilian population, which has been suffering from months long food and water shortages is not functioning right now. but we cannot say for sure why you as world food program confirming it stops, it's deliveries to the us, build dog side security concerns and concerns about the safety of their personnel following these really operation. and then the say rocks refugee camps and the central parts of the it goes through that's killed nearly $300.00 palestinians according to gathers health ministry. while the rest screen for was really hostages from a densely populated area. so media reports speculates that israel used in am

u. n. world food program says without urgent, humanitarian action, hazy could be facing assignments. we now have 5 1000000 people in haiti, veterans julie short and secure of which 1.6 1000000 or classified as facing emergency food and security conditions. these are the highest numbers on record. these are the highest numbers we've had since the 2010 earthquake. there is no famine in haiti, but there could be, if there is no response. we need a robust amount at a time response right now in haiti because the needs are so high. we're again talking about 1600000 people classified as facing or food emergency. it's one of the highest percentages and that's one of the highest one numbers in the world. so when he tests, this is when we step up. this is one that we need to manage parents to be doing what they do best. this is what we need these local as yours to be to be out there every single day. providing the hot meals authorities in west helmet hara have evacuated 7 villages, 7 weeks of intense volcanic activity with plumes of ash spearing as high as 7 kilometers from the bottom below. i

u. n. the world cannot afford for 11 and to become another, gaza when rational, when these calculations to prove that a catastrophe that goes far beyond the board of this. and frankly beyond imagination. also calling of russia targets paula infrastructure in a massive stripes, across you, frank damaging energy facilities and entering several workers. it's the 2nd launch drive by ross. so this week plus the surprise hit. that's called germany france, singing at this. yes, you are pm championship. the. the, the, the dw texas up with a bundle brothers who have set their loved for the german national team to music and punjabi beat the grab those, welcome to the program. israel says it has carried out a number of strikes on hezbollah targets across the border in southern lebanon. these really armies as the strikes were in retaliation for attacks carried out by militia, backed by iran and old, and his route. since the october 7th period tax and israel's subsequent vote was a mazda that have been daily clashes between these rarely ami hezbollah and the other groups in the area between israel and

u. n. world food program says it has suspended 8 deliveries to gauze or through the temporary u. s. military peer as it a sense of security, a spokesman for the you when link the decision to the is really risk your operation at the site as the refugee camp and which $270.00 for palestinians were killed to free for is really captives. and we've seen some of the media reports, we've also taken note of the very public statements by the us, a think central command said that the, the floating p or had not been had not been used in the, in the operation by these really forces regarding the hostages, i think it's only normal uh, after such a such an operation takes place with, with such a large number of, of victims that are humanity and colleagues take a pause, look at the situation and hopefully it can be, it can be returned to use as quickly as possible from our end. and these really military has released footage of the attack on and the say that the refugee camp is really soldiers stormed into the refugee camp. entering an apartment building or 4 captors were being held more than 60

u. n. that the world, canada for $411.00 and to become another, gaza when rational. when these calculations 3 is that a good festival fee that goes far beyond the bought of those. and frankly, beyond imagination. also coming up the process, sort of paula infrastructure and massive as strikes across the ukraine, damaging energy facilities and injuring several work. cuz it's the 2nd blog struck by russia this week and with the european football championship in full swing, german is transport system struggles to cope delays and cancellations, the football fans doubting germany's reputation for efficiency. the i'm good. how about it was welcome to the program. israel says it has carried out a number of strikes on hezbollah. target's across the border in southern lebanon. the is really ami says the strikes were in retaliation for a tax carried out by militia, backed by iran in northern israel since the october 7 turbo tax. and israel subsequent oil was from us that have been daily connection between these really ami hezbollah and allied groups in the border area between i

we can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines. the u. n. is warning that the numbers of 4 simply displaced people around the world have reached a new record high of 120000000. it was the 12th here in a row that the u. when's refugee agency saw an increase? some 10800000 people were forced from their homes in war torn sudan in 2023 alone. firefighters have been trying to put out a massive blaze at an oil refinery in northern iraq. it started overnight and one of its storage facilities and quickly spread across the site. the cause of the fire was not immediately clear so far. there are no reports of injuries and russian warships have been taking part in military drills in the caribbean. that some c as a projection of strength as tensions grow over western support for ukraine. they were seen sailing into port in cuba on wednesday. and the count down to the european football championship has officially forgotten. so the frankfurt march, the start of euro 2024, with a lights and the laser sho, germany's financial capital will host 5 games next we

u. n. that the world cannot afford for 11 to become another. gaza when dressed. when these calculations did a catastrophe, that goes far beyond the bar of the and frankly beyond imagination. also coming up process targeting pilot infrastructure in savannah strikes across the ukraine, damaging energy facilities and injuring several workers at the 2nd largest strife by russia. this week.

u. n a, the world cannot afford for 11 and to become another, gaza when dressed. when these calculations did a catastrophe that goes far beyond the bar. and frankly, beyond imagination. also coming up russia targets. paula infrastructure and mazda of elk strikes across ukraine, damaging energy facilities and enjoying several workers. the 2nd law of stripe by russia this week.

u. n. wants that the world is at a tipping point. moving, sees a melting pul accounts, a making ocean which is more acidic, that's destroying car, re and beyond this on for us to seeing warming temperatures, causing more droughts and walled fi. as it says, continued use of fossil fuels, like gas or oil and coal is pushing greenhouse emissions higher and further heating the planet a report by climate science use organization. climate central says of the 12 months since last may 6 point 3000000000 people experience at least 31 days of extreme heat. human cause. climate change created 26 days with stream 8. and it forms that these climates events are pushing billions of people at risk. and those that risk often lives in the course communities affected by many factors. a severe water crisis is a fact to 48000000 people in sit down a bit more soaring temperatures. to you and says, even before the war, a quarter of the population had to work for the an hour or the average to get to move to west asia. so the world's also say plumb records a

and we can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines . the u. n. is warnings that the numbers of a forcibly displaced people around the world have reached a new record high of 120000000. it was the 12th year in a row that the new wednes refugee agency saw an increase. some 10800000 people were forced from their homes in war torn sudan in 2023 alone in the us embassy and create it says around 40 of its citizens, perished in a fire in the quite a city of men golf. the place at tor 3 building housing for and workers on wednesday kills at least 9 others to human rights groups have frequently raised concerns over living conditions for migrant labors and the gulf states on. for 100, firefighters have been trying to put out a mass of blaze and an oil refinery in northern iraq. it started overnight in a storage facility and spread quickly across the site. the cause of the fire was not immediately clear. according to local media, several people have been injured and the european court of human rights has a ruled against a terminally ill on gary and mans laws

basic as form pots of a report on displacement levels around the world, which the u. n says, i've had a reco this yet. mike, a level of takes a look for move in 12 years. the number of people forced from the homes across the world has risen. the un refugee agencies latest global trends report shows. in fact, the figure has doubled over the past decade as they are now more than 120000000 people in the world forcibly displaced. that equates to one in every 69 people, globally, nearly 50000000 of those displaced in the world are children. these are records asylum seekers, internally displaced people, people being forced by conflict bye i the persecution by different and increasingly complex forms of violence. the head of the you ins, refugee agency, coal sedan, one of the world's most catastrophic, yet forgotten concepts. it's not just in terms of displacement, but in terms of hunger, lack of access, violation of human rights by the end of 202310 point 8000000. so denise had been up rooted. the conflict in syria to continues to drive the world's displacement crisis. nearly

u n. z hays widespread fighting has exacerbated what it's called. the world was internally displacement crisis. at least 7000000. so the nice people have fled their homes. the situation in saddam is a catastrophe of the country is facing a hunger amount nutrition crisis. the well food program is doing everything it can to scale its operation. we aim to reach up to 5000000 people, but even that will not be enough. i mean closely investigations into attacks and i'll just eat a humanitarian agencies say, shutting or residential areas. looting and systematic obstruction of accessed aid is accelerating. the looming try to find for the compounding. so don's multiple tragedies, felix, you are all 0, wants to lead for you on the program. find out why was it the south queen electronic giant samsung root of the jobs the interrogate? the narrative is the u. s. has continued support for israel affecting it's global standing. there's no question about it. the united states is effectively complicit to the genocide challenge. the rhetoric. yes, they look that correct, but s

u. n, which says the country is facing the world's worst hunger crisis, which is projected to get even worse. the world food program says it doesn't have enough funding to address the level of need. we all know is again style. i'm not only to have enough resources, but also to be able to deliver these resources to people who are on the verge of starvation. and when you talk of the walls, largest home, the crisis, we're looking got half of the country. but it is president, luis auto saves, denying, being behind and attempted to against insane. the army general accused of leaving it to the only use of critics say the president did it to boost his popularity to raise a po has more now from the pause. this is what the street so feel as though one of the largest cities in bolivia looked like on thursday morning. people looking roads concerned about their country's democracy locate it must be viewed in the system. we are here to say never again to accrue to the military trying to control our democracy. it comes up to the dramatic scenes in the capital. a pass on wednesday when military units took

as coal is one of the worlds was hunger crises. the u. n says a 3rd, a sedans population, that's 18000000 people. all starving fighting continues in the city of all fashion . the rapids afford forces are reported to be advancing on the city. it's the student is on these last major stronghold inductor for the recess has been trying to control the city. the un says that fee is ethnic cleansing if they are assessed captions officer or the former us envoy is the john donald booth. earlier spoke to my colleague, somebody's a done about those fees as i think of what will happen really depends upon the general imagine and how much control he has over the forces that are actually on the ground there. i think if a rapid support forces or are as if have any intentions that are trying to have it governing rolling through them, they're going to have to show that if they take l flasher, it is not going to be an ethnic blood bass. the tribal divisions, there are, are immense and decision these have to learn, to frankly find a way to govern themselves in

between citizens army and the paramilitary rapids support forces has caused one of the worlds with hunger crises. the u. n says a 3rd of citizens population 18000000 people. a staffing members of the rapid support forces are reportedly advancing on the city of alpharetta. as the sudanese is last may just strong hold and for paramilitary group has been trying to seize control of the city. for months the u. n says it is ethnic cleansing. if the iris if catches alpha, show the form of u as in boy to sit down donald booth spoke to my colleagues, send me an ident about those fees. so i think what will happen really depends upon the general imagine and how much control he has over the forces that are actually on the ground there. i think if the rapid support forces or are as if have any intentions that are trying to have it governing rolling through them, they're going to have to show that if they take elf osher, it is not going to be an ethnic bloodbath. the tribal divisions, there are, are immense and decision these have to learn, to frankly find a way to govern themselves in a way that can and it can address

u. n. has called this the largest displacement crisis in the world with more than 10000000 people forced to fee that homes almost 600000. so denise refugees now living and neighboring chat. but 8 organizations say massive funding shortages mean they are unable to cope with the needs in become a group of refugee women have created a safe space where survivors can talk openly and without stigma about what happened to them and the hopes for the future. and if they're not coming in, i mean my hope is to complete my studies and economics one stuff. and i hope to work in a bank as an accountant, or as a business administrator, whole guy that it's, i'm not going to look for the kind of the situation improves. i want to go to university, i'm advice, but i want to learn to be a doctor. they say all they want is to get their lives back. they're hoping for peace, so they can finally move on. so how widespread is sexual violence in so done? that's the question i put to primula patton, the united nations special representative on sexual violence in conflict is, is always very hard to get up to a data on

the number of people forced from the homes across the world has risen. the u. n. refugee agencies latest global trends report shows, in fact the figure has doubled over the past decade. they are now more than 120000000 people in the world forcibly displaced. that equates to one in every 69 people, globally, nearly 50000000 of those displaced in the world are children. these are records asylum seekers. internally displaced people, people being forced by conflict bye. i the persecution by different and increasingly complex forms of violence. the head of the you ins, refugee agency, coal sedan, one of the world's most catastrophic, yet forgotten concepts. it's not just in terms of displacement, but in terms of hunger, lack of access, violation of human rights by the end of 202310 point 8000000 student needs had been up rooted. the conflict in syria to continues to drive the world's displacement crisis. they are nearly 14000000 syrians displaced in and outside the country. 2 decades of war, enough gun is done, has led to nearly 11000000 afghans remaining displaced al

world. bring you closer to the house of the story. a list of shame, israel added to a black list of countries homing children in was flashing out that we u. n. n was phones that says as well as ami is the most moral in the world. so how does that stand off given the thousands of children it's killed and it's ongoing war on garza. this is inside story, the hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. the united nations is set to announce the addition of israel.

the fighting between the army and the are assess. conflict has created the world's largest displacements crisis. according to a u. n. bank studying any 26000000 people, half of students population are facing food shortages. 755000 people are on the brink of salvation. have a move in has the latest from call to the takeover of the power military rapids support forces of thing to the capital. often not states comes days after the iris have to over given moya, also in this, in our states as well as taking over at full at 10 days ago in west go to the fine and it looks like the ira stuff is getting more and more territories as the fighting continues between it's and this is denise army. now the army says that it's still has forces spicing. i'm thinking against the permanent, through rapid support forces with surface on the ground confirmed. so i'll just verify that the rest of it in control of the 73 division. that's the ministry base that is present in saint john. and that was in charge of the entirety of not space, many of the to the needs armed forces that were there in the division help was going to send nicety as

u. n. bones, there's a risk offending. michael dunford is the world food programs regional directive. east africa. he says the organization originally needs funds to help the people of student is nothing short of a tragedy. the situation instead of it's a country on the verge of collapse and we as well food program. and we felt like your monetary act is doing everything we can, but simply trying to reach the population because of the conflict. because of the lack of humanitarian access is making that extraordinarily challenging. if we can't reach the population, the population will struggle to feed themselves. this is one of the biggest challenges with facing because of it displacement because people are constantly on the move without having to constantly change distribution points so that we're able to meet those people. this is one of the most, if not the most difficult operation. i've seen in 25 use the size of the scale open need the challenges that we face the in security. and unfortunately, the lack of global attention. it's not that it's been a gotten, but it certainly has been

the conflict is created the world's largest displacements crisis. according to a u. n. bank study medic, 26000000 people haul from students population all facing food shortages, 755000 people on the brink of starvation. so, let's take a closer look at where fighting has been taking place in recent days. the ami and palm imagery forces are engaged in fis baffles. in several states, no style full. they fought for several days in the states. capital of fashion. fighting is also happening and by the news in west coast of the fund state. they are assessed, say they took the state council full of 10 days ago, in the se, in san all states. the armies involved in intense battles with the rapids support forces and the still fighting in the capital call to and surrounding areas. the humble files comes to us from pulled so that now so how much, what does the government saying about these reports so that they'd be losing ground? so somebody would have been in meetings today with the vice chairman of the southern and to call some medical golf. we spent more than an hour with him. a

this conflict has already created the world's largest displacement crisis. according to a u. n dot study nearly 26000000 people. that's the cost of students population. i'm facing food shortages with 755000 on the brink of starvation. well, let's take a closer look at where the fighting has been taking place over recent days. the army and the permanency forces had been engaged in fis baffles, and several states now and no stopped for. they fought for several days around the state capital of sasha. in the southeast, in central state. the army is involved with intense battles with the recess. fighting is also happening and by the news that some west quarter found, the state the are says say that they took the state capital output less than 10 days ago. and in the capital call to and its surrounding region. there is also attention animals and has moved from the the recess is gaining more and more control of territory around sudan, especially towards the south eastern south west, some parts of the country. they already control a large portion of the door for region, with the except

conflict between sedans and the power military rapids for forces as cool is one of the world's was tongue. good crises, the u. n. says the 3rd have sedans population. that's 18000000 people are stopping . fighting continues in the city of alpha. should the rapids support forces that reported to be advancing on the city? it's the student is armies, last major stronghold in the for the are assess, has been trying to seize control of the city and the u. n says it fee is ethnic cleansing if they are assessed captions on fashion. 11 migrants have died and $65.00 are missing off to to ship breaks off the coast of southern easily a german child. he says it found a sinking wooden boat. while its rescue ship was in the area. the survivors were handed to the italian coast guard and taking the shore, the 2nd boat settle from to kill, but over tons of the catching fire firefighters in the us state of california trying to contain the biggest walls by us. so far this year. the blaze broke out north of los angeles on saturday and is still not under control. the flames are being fueled by high temperatures, low humidity and st

u. n. 's hayes, widespread fighting has exacerbated what it's called. the world was internally displacement crisis, at least 7000000. so the nice people have fled their homes. the situation incident is a catastrophe. as the country is facing a hunger mount nutrition crisis. the well food program is doing everything it can to scale its operation. we aim to reach up to 5000000 people. but even that will not be enough. i mean closely investigations into attacks and i'll just eat a humanitarian agencies say, shutting of residential areas. looting and systematic obstruction of accessed aid is accelerating the lumen credit defined for the compounding. so don's multiple tragedies, felix new r. o, o, d 0. slick is ad. samsung electronics in south korea have walked off the job union members gathered last week to announce the 1st day of a strike if the company demands in high wages. samsung is one of the world's largest makers of memory chips. public drive has moved from so i think, just relaxing goes. this is a very well mannered, a bad note, and read picket lines if kind

u. n. z hays, widespread fighting has exacerbated what it's called. the world was internal displacement crisis. at least 7000000. so the nice people have fled their homes. the situation in saddam is a catastrophe. as the country is facing a hunger mount nutrition crisis. the wilford program is doing everything it can to scale its operation. we aim to reach up to 5000000 people. but even that will not be enough. i mean closely investigations into attacks and i'll just eat a humanitarian agencies say shedding of residential areas. looting and systematic obstruction of accessed aid is accelerating the lumen, practice timeline for the compounding. so don's multiple tragedies, felix new r. o, o, d 0. the 2 new, the elected engine m p 's will be says in their constituents from jail. retained 6 separate test on the former state legislator and indian administer the kashmir among the winners of an election that's forced, the governing v. j p to seek coalition partners. the engine governments has failed to give these as to options. here's correspondents to report on the

sense and motives position on gaza. reflects basically 90 percent of the world, whether those countries are represented in the u. n or not. but even those wrapped in the un like the u. s. those are pointed representatives aren't even speaking honestly for the, the feeling that the american people have most americans are not on board with this ongoing assault on gaza on india. and this is, is speaking as a true representative of what their constituents are actually feeling that's, that's a great point that you make it just a fantastic point that you make about them actually being state tv. because it seems, in my lifetime, after having worked at all of the networks from fox and cnn, the nbc, etc, even univision, that it's, it's gotten worse and worse, more and more. i see them parenting essentially, parenting exactly what it is that the administration or the government or the state department of the see i want them to say and how sad, right? because i'm not, that's not. that doesn't mean the state department is always wrong. state of pharma does a lot of good things, but they shouldn't be in the business of running

world are children. these are records asylum seekers. internally displaced people, people being forced by conflict by persecution, by different and increasingly complex forms of violence. the head of the u. n's refugee agency called sedan, one of the world's most catastrophic, yet forgotten conflicts, is not adjusting terms of displacement, but in terms of hunger, lack of access, violation of human rights. by the end of 202310 point 8000000 sudanese had been up rooted. the conflict in syria 2 continues to drive the world's displacement crisis. they are nearly 14000000 syrians displaced in and outside the country. 2 decades of war in afghanistan has led to nearly 11000000 afghans remaining displaced almost always in the country or in neighboring countries. ongoing fighting in ukraine, the democratic republic of congo, and me in more or old dislodging millions, turning to israel's war on gaza. the report states that between october and december last year, up to 1700000 people representing the 80 percent of guys. this population has been displaced. november the keys do a fusion alex day altogether. and you, if you do crisis outside of gaza wouldn't because of plastic on all levels, especially b

u. n. official who read the survey told me she hopes every one will read it, but particularly world leaders. because it's people in power that are facing decisions on climate that will affect generations to come. gabriel's on the, i'll just see the united nations in new york. he alerts has been issued for on 70000000 people in the united states, extreme temperatures and scorching regions from the northwest to new york rescue teams have been deployed on both sides of the us border with mexico. a migrant was found dead in the desert near suit had flies, apparently from heat stroke. us border officials at least one migraine a day died from the heat last week in the el paso region forecasters of one temperatures of up to 43 degrees celsius are expected in the coming days. we would highly encourage people to use the port of entries. don't try to cross the legally, especially through that desert, because this brutal heat is unforgiving. and that's so what's happening is these people cross over and they're losing their lives. so our strong recommendation is don't try to cross, you legally don't go

you citizens, the entities like the world bank, and apparently very trusted western systems of governance, the u. n. included a happy, seemingly to dispense this type of a rule of justice against the run against russia. to one extent, how's this back fired and so make it to somebody degree against the west, particularly with russia, with energy and with the rock in the development of a lot of technologies. and those that offer opportunities for the 2 countries to work more closely going forward in year 12, a task it. this is the reality to legal us sanctions against iran and russia have affected iran in russia, but have not been effective in iran and russia. this means the sanctions have created hurdles and problems for a wrong and russia, but have never helped america reach its goals. and you see that as the, as i mean, republic of around of, to dealing with decades of american sections while we're more developed than the full. i know. so been a long time and progressive outlook did a run along with some big countries and the framework of multilateralism mechanisms, such as the seo and break schoo

u. n. food and agriculture organization said quite clearly about 60 percent of the world's food for stocks are exploited and exhausted to their biological limit drive . and around 30 or $32.00 are severely depleted sense and that means more is being removed from ecosystems. me more fish are being fish in the oceans, then can replenish themselves biologically and naturally you lucas will not to this indeed, not locks and come to ministration taken, and stokes cannot renew. this also affects the fishes like here in the west and baltic sea fishing company located knows if keel is looking for ways to secure the future of gemini, small scale fish's. opening. the study has shown the college has almost disappeared. and tearing this threat, the staple catches of the bolts had cuz been of the fished for years. as a result, the eu has almost completely banned the catch of both fish species father and son, maya are able to continue because they switch to different species and fish sustainably. we've always been fishers, and you could almost say since time in the morning. it's our lives passion and th

forced to make decisions about who gets to leave the people of the world cannot to 411 on to become another gods. a warning from the u. n. sheets as fees grow that across the board tax between israel and has the light and living on could turn into an end of record heat wave school, which is the us and mexico forcing more than 100000000 people to find ways to escape it's dangerous news spend another deadly day across garza with these rarely strikes heating targets from the north to the south. at least 55 kind of simians were killed and hundreds of others injured is rarely artillery. shells struck a deep into the residential halls of gauze. a city attached to the south as strikes had a make shift hospital in milwaukee, which is meant to be a so called safe zone. in the whole, the rate begins coverage from debt, although in central casa sleeping in panic, up to is really artillery shells target had many populated area in the heart of plaza city. pond is the news list crumbling to help the injured course patch heard across a brief coordinator. we don't know what happened to me. we were showered with missiles and inches are

world. a 1st group of officers is arrived in haiti heading a u. n backed force trying to contain gangs controlling most of the capital for the prince. through simple ports canyon, a waste flight landed in puerto prince on tuesday, carrying 400 members of kenya as police force. their part of the you in small time national security support mission task with containing gangs who control more than 80 percent of haiti's capital. haiti has faced scale since 2021 after the killing of president julian invoice acquisition of prime minister and got equal need less for name or this month. he says the security forces will play across a role in stabilizing the country. we want to thank all the friendly countries that have supported this initiative behind the vision strategy in mandate that this transitional government has to re establish security in the country to allow way of a half a 1000000 people to return to their homes, to re launch the country and of course to hold elections as soon as possible. but doing so won't be easy. haiti's capitan has been ravaged

of the complex is crazy, the world's largest displacement crisis. according to u. n. bank stubby, nearly 26000000 people hall hall for students population facing food shows just 755000 on the brink of starvation. let's take a closer look at where the fighting has been taking place in recent days, the army and permanent to forces are engaged in fis baffles in several states and no staff full. they fought for several days in the state, capsule and fashion in the southeast and sent all stay the army involved in intense baffles with the our assess violence. also breaking out some button boost in west quote of the fund state and then the capital cost to the surrounding region. the move in joins us live from sedans, capital call to him. so here is momentum now with the recess as well for the time being when we look at the areas under the control of the power minute through rapid support forces that includes most of the dark for region most off of the chord, defend region. and now parts of se sedan, it looks like the, our stuff is getting more and more territory as the figh

forced to make decisions about who gets to live the people of the world cannot afford 11 and to become another gods. a warning from the u. n. chief of space grows at cross border attacks between israel and has.