u.n. mali mission has deployed soldiers and police here. they patrol around the clock in order to prevent renewed attacks. the united nations. times. by terrorist groups groups. vast area the size of france the fifty thousand residents of timbuktu feel this threat every day. before the conflict erupted in two thousand and twelve the city was a popular tourist destination it was also a trading hub but they rebels and jihadists have caused the economy to collapse. the moment has brought her twins to hospital they are both sick she used to be a successful produce merchant but now she doesn't have the money to pay for their medicine. good the bad before the crisis i had a good life i traded with on the villages and my husband was a builder so we traveled a lot of me and to living now it's too dangerous to travel. conditions are terrible and food is often in short supply many children are in urgent need of medical treatment those living in villages out in the desert have hardly any access to help the few hospitals in timbuktu are swamped with pa

u.n. mission which is extremely loving and what we see is that this if you're used in syria so everybody agrees that security is a problem the civility. but i think one of the major problems is that we haven't defined security well what are the security priorities of fifty percent of them and what do we need to invest in the sale that's if you build them and i think the ability to deter between the international community the other governments and the completion that sales and that's not a huge problem right last one very quickly i mean we're talking about a country that we will once quoting the beacon of stability it's now bogged down with all of this violence people are wondering is a country with a significant isn't population lagaan a for example going to be next i mean what is the how how do we sort of cope this problem on the continent. i think religion is not necessarily the product year but it is true that you have. some faith in the money going to safety to be relatively stable and relatively so it's actually all these hypothesis and these assumptions about the united states prove to b

u.n. peacekeeping mission irebased they are planning an operation in response to the attacks onll the e.red here they are the only u.n. mission with power to attack.o >> we are the s mandated to go out there and conduct r fensive operations with the government forces, can do that unilaterally. anne: it means workers cannot accessome areas without armed escort. we joined one how to reach team as they prepared to leave. >> when we get to an area, if the population gets violent, i will send a message to him. you will just go to your anne: health teams have been attacked along this road before. usis mission was canceled the previous day becaof security.t buenever they come, they tried to reach as many people as possible. any delays mean ebola will continue to spread and claim more lives. anne soy, bbc news. laura: please join us tomorrow when our series fr r the democratublic of congo concludes with a look at arexperimental drugs whic being used for the very first time to help contain the ebola outbreakhere. remember, you can find much more of all the day's news on our website. of course, plea

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u.n. peacekeeping mission live now to our diplomatic editor james bays he's monitoring that meeting at the united nations how worried are they james about the situation in mali. well we've just been hearing in fact from the french foreign minister on his way into the meeting he's now in the security council chamber you can see the live pictures of the security council chamber and the secretary general of the united nations antonio terrace about to speak to the assembled ministers and ambassadors when this meeting gets underway in a moment as you are right in saying the backdrop from this is that awful attack in central mali and the fact that the violence or mali has been spreading particularly to bikini but also to other countries in the region in the sun hail as well so this is causing concern here at the united nations where in addition to this meeting this high level meeting on mali they've been having a meeting on u.n. peacekeeping across the world and one of the biggest needs for u.n. peacekeeping across the world is extra resources for mali they've been asking member states to come u

u.n. missions in cooperation with these tech companies so it's kind of absurd we all know that american tech giants are very very close to the intelligence agencies to the pentagon but yet we expect chinese companies to be a thousand miles away from the government that's that's a double standard it's pretty ridiculous we all have a little bit of time kayleigh but if you're a consumer in the e.u. or india for example could you buy these phones. well all over the world people are buying these faith leaders kind of have it in their head that somehow that they're going to twist the arms of countries around the world and tell them not to buy phones from huawei or z t e or other corporations but it just is that's not how the world market works if you want to if you want to do better you should make a better product and the craziest thing is that while away has actually been reaching out to american tech giants like a.t.m. t. and verizon and they've actually been trying to get together strategic partnership so that they can work together and help the american tech giants make better phones as well

u.n. mission that wrote the report, describing how is really forces targeted civilians and journalalists inaza. >> have intentionally shot children, intentionally shot people with disabilities, have intentionally shot journalists knowing them to be children, people with disabilities, and journalists. amy: that was sarah hossain. this hardly got any attention, not only in israel proper, phyllis bennis, but here in the united states and midst this whole discussion about hate. >> this is one of the key points that we have to carry so much further. this was an opening. what happened this week was an opening. opening a curtain that has blocked any discussion of this issue. but getting into this issue is crucial. the question of how the united states has consistently protected israel and the united nations so not israel as a government and note israeli ofofficial can ever be h held accountable in the international court of justice -- sorry, international criminal court for potential war crimes. we do not hear the questioions about u.s. complicity. night.ome numbers last the u.s. is still sending

u.n. mission that is not when the u.s. government was notified and so when this case does begin in several months time the defense have grown to be rather optimistic the leaders of eritrea and ethiopia on a surprise visit to south sudan breathe new life into a preset peace agreement between the government and rebels if european prime minister eritrean president. arrived in juba south sudan's president of the care who is on a toll cut short his trip to meet them. in eritrea promised to play a key role in helping south sudan return to peace. well in eritrea were themselves at war until just last year when they signed a peace deal that ended two decades of conflict the neighbors were locked in a dispute over the border town of may which was awarded to eritrea in two thousand and two a ruling ethiopia did not except after that sporadic violence broke out between the countries along the border which was shot tens of thousands of people were killed in the fighting but all that changed in two thousand and eighteen when it became

u.n. peacekeeping mission to this very very volatile region and now it's not just the you when they're patrolling the golan heights but also the russian military police as well when it comes to the syrian part of the territory ok complicated situation thanks very much for the explanation. we had arguments from both sides of the golan heights debate. we are all within in control of the golan heights for fifty two use the golan heights is a heaven on earth unlike the rest of syria which became where is low. some kind of a good thing for the britons and everybody else josel it was also not tokenize there is the only copy done so what was our of the jewish people. already for more than fleas thousand years so what do we need this mission of the world the reason that they decided to go after the golan heights now they are under the impression that syria is weak and this interim government is incapable of really kind of establishing a clear and strong and decisive foreign policy it's barely trying to battle the opposition and isis and other groups and this is the best time for charmed to hand this gift

u.n. peacekeeping mission. well we're really at a turning point here especially with the recent attacks that we've seen this is to do with armed groups trying to overthrow the government of micro or. this is about . killing neighbors villagers against each other what we saw last sunday with the ritalin horrific attacks i mean these were villagers that turned on their neighbors using machetes and guns to create with it to kill their neighbors and it's really this conflict in the north that the thing is inside the design but really what's happening is that there's just more weapons available in most of the conflict that would have been that would be if you did it with machetes or already there would be kind of the violence now people have access to the guns they keep forty seven in some places because of a handgun is. easier to find them than a glass of water or or a loaf of bread that really has a big factor in the escalation of violence but. the international criminal court is investigating what happened earlie

u.n. peacekeeping around the world but it seems that the mission in central african republic is free from that kind of pressure and we can expect those numbers to remain net but the u.n. needs to up its game it needs to push back against the old groups which is a very difficult thing to do because these armed groups very skilled at melting back into the population and it's a very cold blood pressure ok richard moncrieff central africa project director international crisis group many thanks for your time. now well past a british led scientific mission has broadcast live television quality video and sound using wireless technology from deep below the surface of the indian ocean on missions fast transmission came from sixty meters by the sea off the says shells in the allophones are told its ultimate goal is to god be on the indian ocean to help improve conservation and one of the wells least explored areas. out. this was the moment the next one deep sea research mission made broadcast history a scientific breakthrough sixty meters below the surface of the indian ocean the wells first ever li

u.n. and they're on a mission if i may say so to undermine this system and to to install a whole new ballgame for or for international politics if member states don't confront this agenda and don't. take action to make sure that the u.s. understands there are costs to these actions then it will continue to take a one step after another to undermine international law to undermine the rules that all and all other states abide by and to basically let loose. actions that with grave consequences across the world this is not just about the middle east there are conflicts and territorial disputes and occupations in other areas of the world and this is of major major concern now i must claiming that a cease fire and as the mother was brokered by egypt what's your interpretation of that. well i think the ceasefire which is very tenuous right now is holding barely i think there is a lot of interest in making sure that the residents of the gaza strip are spared further destruction they've endured twelve years of siege and three separate is really devastating wars so there's a lot of energy being put bac

lana is now packing for his mission in mali twelve thousand u.n. peacekeeping troops are already there the german soldiers will receive extra hardship pay so what is it looks like we'll have just two minutes a day to take a shower. i can do that before i go to bed well that was involved. and. it's always been the best i think i weigh about one hundred twenty kilos with the body armor and all the other combat here you could do without it i weighed ninety three kilos or something like that being right. in these funds that i'm twenty seven years old i've trained forty one men to the point where i feel comfortable serving with them on a mission for four months and we're headed for a conflict zone of the corps people can be killed. that's something you could never imagine happening in germany. and how do i deal with all of this expensive equipment. it's all on my shoulders. lieutenant lane the miracle worker. alive. a. this is the transport facility at cologne born airport after almost a year of planning training and practice lieutenant lin and his unit

u.n. when his time as a diplomat from yemen ended. >> that's the government's argument to the u.s. mission at the u.n. the u.s. d he was fired in june and that he was terminated in september. the argument is -- >> sandra: there is a lot of confusion there. >> there is really not. the government is trying desperately to win this but as the judge pointed out their arguments don't appear to be reasonable. that was stated on the record. >> sandra: why are mike pompeo and the president and the d.o.j. have responded to. she is asking to return home after she left and married not one, not two, not three, but four isis fighters. she have had a son with one of them who is now dead. she tweeted out threats against americans, including this one, go on, drive bys and spill all of their blood, she wrote. rent a big truck and drive all over them. that was a tweet she wrote, correct me if that's not the case, march 2015. that was just four years ago. she advocated for jihad. >> let's go on two things. i'm not defending her conduct there. in fact, her conduct is indefensible but i don't have to because banishment is not a reco

u.n. world food program has been making deliveries by air and says its mission has reached a similar level to aid programs in the war zones of yemen and syria the u.n. says one point eight million people are affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi six hundred thousand people have lost their homes and now there is a risk of disease outbreaks. we'll have all the reform reigning in for you then we'll have roller over that area. so they go way over there at three there are really cleanup work has begun indiana but more and more aid organizations are arriving to open an emergency shelters for the increasing numbers of people who are fleeing to the city to find protection heavy rains are forecast again for next week. for germany's national football team beat the netherlands three two in amsterdam on sunday it was their first match in qualifying for the twenty twenty four opinion championship mccambridge from the interview sport is here to talk us through what was what turned out to be an exciting game what did you make of this well whoever said international football had to be boring outside

u.n. world food program has been making deliveries by air and says its mission has reached a similar level to aid programs in the war zones of yemen and syria the u.n. says one point eight million people are affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi six hundred thousand people have lost their homes and now there is a risk of disease outbreaks. we'll have cholera for your wife explaining what you did we'll have a roller hour with everybody larry at that point of calling this is so the government over the father of three kids there are already cleanup work has begun indiana but more and more aid organizations are arriving to open and regency shelters for the increasing numbers of people who are fleeing to the city to find protection heavy rains are forecast again for next week. you're watching. live from but then still to come the kenyan man who's become the world's best teacher we'll find out how he transformed students' lives on what's he's going to do with the million dollar prize for the. time germany's football is finally get their groove back the new look to have beach preserve rivals

u.n. security council 2254 and implement it. that's the mission statement. we believe we have the resources to do that. your quote was from someone at centcom, if i remember correctly. or d.o.d. resources that will be a central component to that as well. rogério de lima in the short term, how are -- mr. rogers: in the short term, how are we going to help the syrian democratic forces, how will we help them cope with the large number of captured foreign fighters? secretary pompeo: i'm glad you asked this question. the foreign fighters reside mostly in northern syria. though are being transferred to other places. it's a real threat. i had a pretty senior military leader remind me he did not want his children and grandchildren fighting these same terrorists, same human beings because we detained them. he risked his life to get them and we were risking putting them back out on the street. the state department has led an effort to repatriate these places to countries where they have systems, justice systems and the capacity to hold them, hold them for an extended

the un has maintained a peacekeeping mission in western sahara a territory about the size of new zealand for twenty seven views. u.n. efforts have repeatedly failed to broker a settlement over the disputed territory which the polisario says the longs to the sexuality of people. morocco controls ninety percent of the territories including its three main town votes and insists its energy go part to detain them while polisario demands a referendum on self-determination through. the two drivers have now reached the southwestern corner of the disputed territory near a small town called good acts where there is a un buffer zone but which is effectively the border crossing into mauritania. over one hundred eighty thousand travelers pass through here every year tourists visiting west africa and africans heading to morocco and europe. as a hotspot for smuggling and illegal immigration the wait here can be ten feet they can't inspect over thirty thousand trucks and cars here every year. for ibrahim of that could be it it's an unwelcome bottleneck and they have no idea how long the visa procedure vehicle inspection and people

u.n. or or other congressional delegations we did more than one hundred thousand missions no one under ourcare was ever killed or injured and people try to characterize the company as overly aggressive less than one half of one percent of all those missions resulted in a discharge of a firearm in an era when you had lots of violence in the capital i mean baghdad really was the center of gravity of the insurgency and so we had you know forty one of our men were lost in action doing that mission so you mentioned that the u.s. government asked you to do a job and you did it you mention that you lost a man on your watch but you didn't mention is that you also killed a lot of people. you say what percentage is great let's talk about individual cases in two thousand and five blackwater guards fired seventy rounds into an iraqi civilians call forcing the state department to investigate in two thousand and six according to leaked pentagon documents blackwater guards fired indiscriminately iraqi civilians killing among others and i'm going to drive it in two thousand and seven but what a guard shot

u.n. supervision to allow urgently needed humanitarian aid into the country. but only small ships are able to dock and only after i creating inspection. to drive into town is a life threatening mission fraught with attacks destroyed streets and bridges and countless checkpoints. but a deliveries take days according to the u.n. . those who need it most in the besieged city get only a fraction of it. fish was once in abundance in the markets today it's an affordable for most food prices have more than doubled since the war began and hardly any fisherman take to the sea the stace. are only the most likely to play out on fisherman risk because of the airstrikes. many of the movement killed. a few weeks ago a missile hit four of them on the top. half of the health clinics the shot and those that are open but overwhelmed they treat about eight hundred patients per day many of them wait for weeks to see a doctor in the dialysis section more than forty machines have stopped working because no replacement parts are available it's one of many shortages that leaves people in despair. at the am i'm feeling really bad sometimes i come here and ask for treatment but i have to wait up to ten days

a training mission to rescue wounded frontline troops. down below, u.n.oldiers are fighting 20 armed groups, including the islamic state in the greater scenario -- sahara. this dr. and her team of medics fly in a board a helicopter. this is a training exercise and hostile terrain. >> we don't know if they're still enemies in the area. we are putting ourselves as a target. possibly they will fight us. it's a really big target. we just want to pack up and get out. reporter: 200 u.n. troops have been killed in molly. it's the deadliest people keeping -- peacekeeping operation in their history. while this is a training exercise, the dangers are real. the canadian forces carried by venue nation. -- live in munition. the situation here is slowly deteriorating. this mobile phone footage captures the aftermath of the latest attack. entire villages are burned to the ground after a local militia over 100 the literatures. dismembering even the youngest. accused of him of supporting rebel groups. what started as a localized conflict is turning into an ethnic cleansin

mission to persuade . but amid growing fears that she couldn't. be asked to vote. next week also. a critical and desperate situation the u.n. says hundreds of thousands of flood survivors need. to turn into devastation in its wake. i wrote trip to this year's rugby world cup from england. to the program. we start in the united kingdom where prime minister to recent may is trying to come up with a new way to save her brakes a deal european union leaders agreed to delay the start of delay the date of britain's withdrawal from the union and beyond next friday the prime minister was not expected to resubmit her deal to parliament for a time i have reports now suggested theresa may could skip this and instead a government could ask parliament to take part in a series of indicative votes these would offer a majority decision on the final direction bracks it should take you come so president don't task welcome the unanimous decision to give britain more time because as he said every option is still on the table. it also formalized last night's decisions by you. and the u.k. to delay their cleavage allow for an extension. so now i'

respect the work that is being done in washington about that and respect any mission but if you're palestinian and you're the u.n. ambassador danny danon comes to talk why would they want to talk with you when your own record on this channel in fact a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a two state solution turn it down on. first of the don't come to negotiate with me the negotiate over the top israeli diplomat at the u.n. your views don't matter and even then even the prime minister when he wants to meet with president abbas it's not happening and by the way prime minister netanyahu said he's willing to negotiate everything he said i would come to the room and willing to speak about everything and you should have the prime minister agree and you support the prime minister on the. so do you support it just as allusion to the government do you support a two state solution. negotiation you want to do now is exactly when there are none other than israeli government a formal position is a two state solution they claim promise no claims to support a two state solu

respect the work that is being done in washington about that and respect any mission but if you're palestinian and you're at the u.n. ambassador danny danon comes to talk why would they want to talk with you when your own record on this travel in fact a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a two state solution turn it down on. first of the don't come to negotiate with me the negotiate over the top israeli diplomat at the u.n. your views don't matter and even then even the prime minister when he wants to meet with president abbas it's not happening and by the way prime minister netanyahu said he's willing to negotiate everything he said i would come to the room and willing to speak about everything and you should have the prime minister agree and you support the prime minister on the. so do you support a jewish state solution government do you support a two state solution. negotiation you want to do now is exactly what the palestinians none other than the israeli government's formal position is a two state solution they claim promise no claims to support a two sta

mission to persuade . growing food she couldn't. be asked to vote. next week. the critical and desperate situation the u.n. says hundreds of thousands of flood survivors.

u.n. says that we should be doing everything we can to deal with climate change. but we've got this problem with the missions should we be what should we be doing and should governments our government other worldwide governments be looking at rebalancing our energy portfolios what do you think well if if we want to get the carbon emissions down and is pretty broad consensus that that's a good idea you know the we have to shift away from the high emission fuels and high emission fuels first and foremost coal and secondly you oil. yes is also an initial in nations source but about half of the emissions from coal for the same amount of energy so shift ina way from coal it is would be a good idea unfortunately in the emerging country emerging economies they don't can't afford that oh thank you so much bill great to a with you thanks to all of mine you will see you next time take care. breaks it count. the repping up of the mahler investigation may have cleared the american president of treason and collusion but it has not got rid of critics determination to get rid of him is the american system capable of anythi

missions including the u.s. and the system to recognize israel's claim of the occupied golan heights the u.n. secretary general and talking about terrorists will cherry meeting on their political crisis in libya the war in syria and yemen are also on the agenda the u.s. president donald trump has threatened to close the country's southern border next week unless mexico stops people from crossing over illegally trump insists he is quote not playing games and war and that could affect all trade between the two nations mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . in recent weeks port officials have been repeatedly arguing that they simply do not have the facilities to cope with the influx of immigrants across the border they say there are not enough officers there and they simply do not have enough accommodation for the numbers that are coming across this obviously playing on president trump's mind eating to his angry outbursts in the course of the day. president trump arrives to view a rehabilitation project at a lake in florida but it's not the wind blowing water level or this dam wall that's our

respect the work that is being done in washington about that and respect any mission but if you're palestinian and you're at the u.n. ambassador danny danon comes to talk why would they want to talk with you when you're on record on this travel in fact a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a two state solution turn it down on the first of the don't come to negotiate with me the negotiate over the top israeli diplomat at the u.n. your views don't matter and even then even the prime minister when he wants to meet with president abbas it's not happening and by the way prime minister netanyahu said he's willing to negotiate everything he said i would come to the room and willing to speak about everything and you should have the prime minister agree and you support the prime minister on the. absolutely do you supported your state solution government do you support a two state solution. negotiation you want to do now is exactly with none other than israeli governments formal position is a two state solution they claim prime minister now claims to support a two state s

u.n. or or other congressional delegations we did more than one hundred thousand missions no one under ourcare was ever killed or injured and people try to characterize the company as overly aggressive less than one half of one percent of all those missions resulted in a discharge of a firearm in an era when you had lots of violence in the capital i mean baghdad really was the center of gravity of the insurgency and so we had you know forty one of our men were lost in action doing that mission so you mentioned that the u.s. government asked you to do a job and you did it you mention that you lost a man on your watch but you didn't mention is that you also killed a lot of people. you say what percentage is great let's talk about individual cases in two thousand and five blackwater guards fired seventy rounds into an iraqi civilians call forcing the state department to investigate in two thousand and six according to leaked pentagon documents blackwater guards fired indiscriminately iraqi civilians killing among others and ambulance driver in two thousand and seven but what a guard shot and

u.n. is asking for more troops and resources. for some guy in northern mali. this canadian task force is deep in mali's desert on a training mission to rescue frontline troops down below un soldiers french and west african forces are fighting twenty armed groups including the slum mixtape in the greater sahara and al qaeda in the slum make my grip dr murray only level and her team of medics flying aboard a chinook helicopter. this is a training exercise in hostile terrain. we don't know if there is still enemy the area so by truly never here we're putting ourselves a target so there's a possibility that if i asked the chinook is a really big target so we don't there is an enemy. in the area so which one the back is about make get out close to two hundred un troops have been killed in mali and this has become the deadliest peacekeeping operation in the united nations' history. while this is a training exercise the dangers are real these canadian forces play with life through helicopters hovering above us because the situation in mali is slowly deteriorating. this mobile phone footage captures the aftermath of the latest attack enti

fragile peace but with that mission set to expire next month the polisario front has renewed calls for an independence referendum something morocco opposes baraka has urged the u.n. to broker a lasting peace in the region but at a recent conference in pretoria south africa lent its support to the polis ario calls the reasons fate remains uncertain tens of thousands of people fled to refugee camps in algeria when were rocko rurik and forces arrived in western sahara in the one nine hundred seventy s. while many foster hopes they might eventually return to their homeland one enterprising young woman is determined to make a go of it in the algerian desert. this car is delivering pizza in the desert and. i think that it makes me proud to have established the first pizzeria in the refugee camps and that i've done it alone as a woman using my own resources. there was a lot of that. up pizza delivery service in algeria sahara desert with a young woman at the wheel twenty eight year old hindu money is one of the ingredients in this rather unusual story. hundreds of thousands of side are we the indigenous people from western sahara have lived in these refugee camps for m