u. s. overall, the humanitarian situation in afghanistan is now a crisis point. there are about 600000 people displaced as a result of fighting and he cannot begin stability in the region. most of them women and children is estimated millions of kids need humanitarian aid to survive right now. and although the united states is providing nearly $64000000.00 and assistance, amola maddy says the losses to his nation a much greater than that. i marcel hall like this kind of aid doesn't compensate the loss you reflected on this nation. how will you addressed the miseries in the agony of war of the father, a brother, a child or a family? believe me, you can't find a single african family in this country without a martyr. you can feel this pain everywhere. it can be dealt with through humanitarian aid. what we need is peace in of get a start, whether the previous regime or these slammy government. it doesn't matter. we are glad, at least the americans have admitted their mistake and said they would pay the compensation, but we demand the americans investigate thoroughly

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u. s. money is, is wasted in many respects misspent in many respects. and 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 and i'd make all. busy contributions, wow, but i mean, there must be people all over the world. you believe it 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 think if it did, it would be like a su nami, sweeping through the halls of the us. the un security council local is ratified, and the u. s. a. j. c. b o. a. what prospects do you think? i mean, what's the delay since biden go back in of the iran nuclear deal? i know you're, you're an opponent. i don't know whether you think you think the option is to attack iran militarily. i'm not sure what your view is of iran u. s. relations in by the administration for all. busy

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u. s . reaffirms and offer to resume talks with north korea. film yang has rejected offers from the south and the u. s. accusing both countries of talking diplomacy while engaging in the overall conceived military acts. so you came, it is a policy analyst at the ran cooperation on a former c i analyst series. really get to to see you. thanks for being here on the stream. this idea of what is making needs on the korean peninsula. what makes news internationally about the very same act? it gave us some insight into that ballistic missile launch test. how, how is, how is that covered in south korea? so there was a recent, i believe it was a b o a report where the reporter interviewed. i'm a handful of soft grain citizens to get their take on how, how they b as a threat. i believe the majority of the respondents said that they don't see it as a threat. it's basically business, as usual, reported called it basically alarm the cheek. so the south korean population, they, ironically, of course, they share border with, with north korea. and so you would think that the country that is most proximate to the rep that lives with a threat is going to feel the threat much more palpably tha

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but while california has the largest population are overall death rate is in the bottom third in the u. s at 177 per 100,000 residents. the state has the lowest rate of new cases in the country at 67 per 100,000, compared to the national rate of 195. the test positivity rate here in california is 2.5. nationally, it's 6.1. two new covid treatments could become game changers in the fight to contain the outbreak if they're approved by the fda and as foxes. alexandria hoff tells us us federal health officials are now giving halloween trick or treating the green light this year.hrough in the fight to contain the pandemic. drugmaker merck asking federal health officials to grant emergency use authorization for its treatment drug, the first covid fighting medicine that comes in a pill form as opposed to the innovators injection, adding an easy to use weapon to the anti covid arsenal that could have a big impact on accessibility. though some doctors warn it is not a silver bullet. it does reduce the severity of illness but doesn't prevent it entirely and but it can potentially keep a lot of peop

u. s. his approval rating was at 88 percent and that really didn't waver much. of course, he was affected by his support for the 2nd iraq war. but overall, he was one of these figures that all americans liked. whether they were democrats or republicans, and he had a very low disapproval rating of only 6 percent. so this was one person that everybody could agree upon. and that's why there was so much love for her over this idea that he should run for president. and he would have won because he just was so popular, he was perceived to be trustworthy, and someone that all americans could relate to that. that's what i was just about to ask why what, why was this men so popular? but i feel you, you've gone into that now, was there always going to be a transition from the military to politics for someone like him who had that much influence and, and as you say, high approval. well, he was always just one of these generals that politicians felt that they could trust and he was able to communicate very well. and for this reason, the politicians you know and wanted to, to work with them. and so we saw that he was the one person chosen by the bus