u.n. security council was not only going against a u.n. security council resolution it was pushing others to go against a u.n. security council resolution he did say that he believed that in his view that president trump did want to come to some sort of new deal but he said there wouldn't be a new deal because iran really had given everything with the existing deal that was the best they were going to get and he was not prepared for iran to give up on its dignity he said although he believed that president trump didn't want war he thought there were those around him including his national security advisor john bolton and other influences the israeli prime minister the king of saudi arabia the ruler of the u.a.e. who actually wanted regime change in iran possibly even to destroy iran as a country. now for the first time the u.n. in afghanistan has found that pro-government forces have killed more civilians than the insurgents from january until march this year the afghan and you.

u.n. security council was not only going against a u.n. security council resolution it was pushing others to go against a u.n. security council resolution he did say that he believed that in his view that president trump did want to come to some sort of new deal but he said there wouldn't be a new deal because iran really had given everything with the existing deal that was the best they were going to get and he was not prepared for iran to give up on its dignity he said although he believed that president trump didn't want war he thought there were those around him including his national security adviser john bolton and other influences the israeli prime minister the king of saudi arabia the ruler of the u.a.e. who actually wanted regime change in iran possibly even to destroy iran as a country and the u.s. has offered a ten million dollar reward for information that would disrupt the finances of the lebanese group hezbollah are there it is backed by iran and there's concern that america's anti around agenda maybe stabilize lebanon then th

u.n. security council. the draft resolution in sight and generally should be commended is vital when we look at nigeria nigeria has been attempted to prosecute member the book her arm and that terrorism not convicted over one hundred about one hundred twenty. members but none of these people have been charged with the crime of sexual violence despite the fact that it is well known that sexual violence is a key strategy of their military strategy of their militant their ministry strategy right so the resolution by germany is stating that state we recognize that you national governments are failing to take full responsibility training the culture of impunity and that sexual violence must be elevated to the level of the security council at the highest political level in order to be enforced and monitored ok doctor to say. author and specialist on gender based violence a stanford university thank you thank you for five years of civil war in south sudan has left possibly tens of thousands of people without limbs

u.n. security council was not only going against a u.n. security council resolution it was pushing others to go against a u.n. security council resolution he did say that he believed that in his view that president trump did want to come to some sort of new deal but he said there wouldn't be a new deal because iran really had given everything with the existing deal that was the best they were going to get and he was not prepared for iran to give up on its dignity he said although he believed that president trump didn't want war he thought there were those around him including his national security adviser john bolton and other influences the israeli prime minister the king of saudi arabia the ruler of the usa who actually wanted regime change in iran possibly even to destroy iran as a country on north korea's leader kim jong un and russian president vladimir putin will be meeting for the first time in the coming hours on thursday came rived in the eastern city of god of awestruck by his arm and train the meeting follows the failed summits b

u.n. security council and also mentally we could see is a very rude to down version of this text amounting to little more than an informal working group on women peace and security i mean it's frankly baffling how and why are some countries resisting this most notably the u.s. china and russia. i would say that. as well but without resistance coming from the u.s. russia and china what they are against is that formal mechanism to enforce that formal reporting mechanism in prominent prophets in the un special envoy on sexual violence in conflict zones and said we're about to be removed this would be a very weak text indeed how would you enforce how would you police the united states has also got further resistance when it comes to language over women's reproductive rights saying that this is essentially a tacit endorsement of abortion and that really echoes the policy we've seen coming from the trump administration in recent months with regards to women's reproductive rights now in terms of european members on the security council the u.k. and france they have said that this must be included

u.n. security council was not only going against a u.n. security council resolution it was pushing others to go against a u.n. security council resolution he did say that he believed in his view that president trump did want to come to some sort of new deal but he said there wouldn't be a new deal because iran really had given everything with the existing deal that was the best they were going to get and he was not prepared for iran to give up on its dignity he said although he believed that president trump didn't want war he thought there were those around him including his national security adviser john bolton and other influences the israeli prime minister the king of saudi arabia the ruler of the usa who actually wanted regime change in iran possibly even to destroy iran as a country. more ahead here on this news hour including dozens killed and even more to face bring destruction. and paste. and not to china and a snub to the u.s. as britain decides while way can be involved in the rollout of a five g. network to fight security. and ra

u.n. security council doing something meaningful here must look pretty unlikely. very unlikely indeed as on so many other issues the security council deeply divided on the issue of venezuela president trump to the extreme measure of sending his vice president here to the united nations to make the u.s. case they should be a change of leadership within venezuela that the united nations should officially recognized as the leader of that country and that the embassador to the united nations should be expelled the time has come for the united nations to recognize interim president one quad over as the legitimate president of venezuela and seek his representative in this body this body should revoke the credentials of venezuela's representative to the united nations recognize interim president one go and see the representative of the free venezuelan government in this body without delay with all due respect mr ambassador you shouldn't be here you should return to venezuela and tell nicolas maduro that his time is up it's time for him to go well the russians in particul

u.n. security council as part of a wider u.n. reform other countries just brazil or india also want the same thing so their goal is clear whether they will reach that goal that is something more difficult analysts said that it's a very slow process and that it is very unlikely they will happen any time soon ok well in the meantime though it's going to be an interesting month indeed something there are political correspondent thank you always a pleasure. when our having a look at what could be the factories of the future the largest industrial technology fair in the world has opened in the german city of hanover much of the focus this year is on the new five g. telecom standard experts believe that it will transform the world of work. look don't touch simple eye contact control says machine is this hands off robotic arm the future of automation the latest technologies like this one here on display at the hanover trade fair technology is a very powerful and a.t.m. but only if you use them to the right purpose you know and the purpo

u.n. security council and also mentally we could see is a very wanted down version of this text amounting to little more than an informal walking group on women peace and security helen hunt for your reporting there are a short while ago in northern ireland dissident group of the new irish republican army has said it killed journalists laura mckee during last week's violence and derry also known as londonderry mckee's death led to an outpouring of support and raised fears are over the stability of the northern irish peace process and his statements the new ira said mckee's death was accidental and that its members have been targeting security forces. the statement was received late on monday by the northern irish newspaper the irish news in it the dissident republican group calling itself the new ira admits responsibility for the death of reliever mckee in the northern irish city of derry londonderry the group apologized saying the killing of the young journalist was not intentional. in the course of attacking the enemy lire mickey was tragically killed while standing beside enemy forces t

u.n. security council chamber when it comes to the situation in ukraine. there's the headlines for the south just coming up to two thirty am here in moscow join us again in thirty minutes for the latest. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the hope the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to stay in the home field when everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective and i'm used to surprising people and i saw why not if you think. i'm going to talk about football nazi or else you just think i was going to go. by the way ways that that's life here. they can come and blow our brains out at any given time and we can't really do anything actually america is the only country in the world where you can kill people outside war and legally get away with. all the fire crawls still beriah all the trouble here is pretty fail the point it's hollow flying to k.k.k. exists because america wants it to exist they have the biggest terrorist group to ever operate in this

u.n. security council and under the u.n. rules venezuela and its representative will also have the right to address these security council meetings so we're keeping our eyes on the security council chamber as the meeting continues pretty clear disagreement between world leaders when it comes to the situation in venezuela who is to blame and what is to be done. thank you for those details out more been speaking to us live from new york. returning now to one of our top stories this wednesday how incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu looks set to win a record fifth term as israel's prime minister we cannot cross live to palestinian political analyst nor day to discuss this as a wonderful to have you with us thanks for coming on i was sort of policies do you think we can expect from netanyahu netanyahu assuming that he does secure this. well the israeli elections in general were a competition between the right and the more extreme right as far as policies towards palestine is concerned what netanyahu did is that he secured the righ

u.n. security council will hold another emergency meeting on the situation in libya as fighting that continues dozens of people have been killed in recent days that includes at least thirty five his loyal to bullet hole of a hostile whose forces are trying to take the capital it's forced the un's envoy to libya to perspire a national reconciliation conference which was supposed to happen next week. and the u.n. is trying to get refugees out of detention centers near tripoli that people have come to live in hope of crossing the mediterranean sea and reaching europe the head of the un's refugee agency tells al-jazeera the fighting is making it difficult to move people to safety. or mom or dad then why is live for us in tripoli so what's the state of play there in the capital now modes. the situation is still a very tense in the southern and eastern southern outskirts of the libyan capital and this is after yesterday's clashes between forces loyal to the warlord have to and others loyal to the u.n. back to tripoli government of national accord government military sources say that they have lost m

u.n. security council to have another emergency meeting on the continuing fighting in libya fighters loyal to warlords are among dozens of people killed in the past few days on the outskirts of the capital tripoli the un's envoy to libya has postponed a national reconciliation conference planned for next week and the u.n. is trying to get refugees out of detention centers near tripoli the people who have come to libya in the hope of crossing the mediterranean sea and reaching europe ahead of the un's refugee agency tells al-jazeera the fighting is making it difficult to move people to safety. as more from tripoli. the situation is still a very tense in the southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli following get yesterday's clashes between forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar and others loyal to the end of baghdad police based government of national accord have to us forces manager to open and you'll front in the southern eastern outskirts of tripoli namely in a neighborhood old call that aims are and eyewitnesses that say that hundreds of families would leaving the area becaus

u.n. security council because among the key members of the security council france was the one that i think was more sympathetic than anyone else to general have to van now telling him to stop and that i think means it's quite possible that the u.n. security council in the coming hours may also follow this call that has come from these key countries here at the nato summit day two of their discussions james what else did they work their way through today well with a little listening to a readout of that right now as i speak yen stoltenberg the secretary general of nato is giving a news conference he may wolf well refer to libya as well because of course the problems or the problems as we see it now in libya in part stem back to the so-called arab spring a nato was directly involved there with the bombing and we're also going to hear in the next half hour or so from the secular state might pompei o but among the other issues are tensions within this alliance on the seventieth birthday and the key one there is between the u.s. and turkey over turkey's plans to buy a russian missile defense sy

u.n. security council to recognize the opposition leader. as the president of venezuela he was speaking at a meeting on the deepening crisis in the country. sudan's president is under increasing pressure as western nations and their voices to calls for political change on tuesday protesters hold a fifth straight day of a city and outside the army headquarters the continued into the night sudan's information minister says eleven people were killed during security incidents in the capital regular mohamed reports. determined to make their voices. heard sudanese protesters continue to come out in their numbers chanting outside army headquarters in the capital khartoum for another day one of the us dollar being under this president we have been displaced because of him they do to us as they please we ask for the killer to be ousted. but on monday and tuesday security force personnel opened fire on demonstrators staging a sit in later some soldiers intervened and others expressed their support for the demonstrators. and this is a message to our co

u.n. security council over how to tackle the up evil. following the session in new york . well the fifteen member body that leads the united nation convened in the security council and the meeting began with presentations by u.n. officials describing the crisis in the country then when member states began to speak mike pence the u.s. vice president represented the usa and gave remarks harshly critical of the venezuelan government he told a heart wrenching story of an interaction he had with a venezuelan father and his sons from there he went on to call for governments around the world as well as the un itself to withdraw all recognition from the dear oh and recognize one kwaito as the legitimate government the legitimate head of state of that is whaling now there was a response from the russian ambassador who pointed out that the usa has quite a habit of telling the heart wrenching stories in order to justify its interventions let's take a listen at a church in brazil we spoke to families who had fled. the deprivation in venezuela. and i'll never forget when a father looked

u.n. security council has been given one member of the u.n. security council's kind of diplomatic military and political support to have to answer from its has really kind of almost broken exposed badly the u.n. has been able to handle the situation we should remember the good service was unable to identify the name after in the twenty four hours that he was in tripoli and to brooke he was able to condemn hafter specifically or to penalize them or to threaten sanctions now eight months ago when there was a similar strike on the capital a member of that was a member of the armed groups that arrived to tripoli was sanctioned in seventy two hours for threatening the peace this is an all out battle and that when the plymouth requires an honest broker it was a broker that can condemn both sides and can buy a actively going to buy a trust with both sides so i think the answer however i don't hold is alan is how can you help us who are the talk about an honest broker should be the u.n. in theory what the u.n. we know has. been this crisis in libya for

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u.n. security council was not only going against a u.n. security council resolution it was pushing others to go against a u.n. security council resolution he did say that he believed in his view that president trump did want to come to some sort of new deal but he said there wouldn't be a new deal because iran really had given everything with the existing deal that was the best they were going to get and he was not prepared for iran to give up on its dignity he said although he believed that president trump didn't want war he thought there were those around him including his national security advisor john bolton and other influences the israeli prime minister the king of saudi arabia the ruler of the usa who actually wanted regime change in iran possibly even to destroy iran as a country or see what is the fallout of that in the coming hours for the moment james our diplomatic editor james bays there in new york thank you. still ahead here on out is there north korea's leader gives the rare interview to foreign media ahead of a meeting with

of emotion at the chamber this wednesday absolutely the meeting began in the security council chamber with reports from u.n. officials regarding the situation in the country access to food electricity and such and then from there we heard as the floor was opened up to members of the security council we heard from like paths representing the united states he is the u.s. vice president and he certainly had some rather heart wrenching accounts of conversations with venezuelans the heartstrings of the world community bemoaning the hardship in the country this is like pat's. at a church in brazil we spoke to families who had fled the deprivation in venezuela. and i'll never forget when a father looked at me with his two young boys standing at his side and said how hard it was. as a father to come home at the end of the day and say. we're not eating today. and as he said it is two little boys looked up and nodded. to the you could you in the place we have already seen in other regions of the chilling stories about the suffering of people in iraq syria and libya from witnesses are based in the way it is off to th

u.n. security council meeting let's speak to my can i'm like how significant is it that the u.n. has called upon her and his forces very specifically in a way in which they haven't done in the past. well it was mentioned the l and a the rebel forces were mentioned in particular however it must be pointed out that the security council also stated that all forces of must end the conflict within libya so although the rebel l n a was mentioned by name the call was made to for all forces to actually step down from this ongoing conflict the security council met for a number of hours in emergency session and making very clear that this was an urgent situation of the violence in libya jeopardizing the u.n. conference that was due to be held later this month a conference designed to start a political process that could result in national elections and that is the reason why the u.n. secretary general was in libya in the first place preparing for that conference the german ambassador in his capacity as the president of the security council for this month had this to say after the meeting t

u.n. security council calls an emergency meeting. and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. again to stop funding the saudi war and. investigators say there was no pilot error and last month the airlines crash and the new medical study says for food choices can create more help risks and smoking. even if coming out of libya as we're moved his troops closer to the capital these are scenes in tripoli which is under a state of emergency right now it's just after two o'clock in the morning local time and forces are being deployed across the city in order to in his words liberate tripoli forces or but then about seventy kilometers of the capital overnight on wednesday they took control of the town of iran which is on the main highway south of tripoli and security council has called an emergency meeting for friday but it's uncertain at this point how they can stop what may turn into a major confrontation. reports a display of military strength. to the will have to give this video online which appears to show. hea

u.n. security council calls an emergency meeting. u.s. lawmakers vote again and just stop funding the saudi war in yemen. and investigators say there was no pilot error in last month's ethiopian airlines crash . we began in libya where forces loyal to war like cliff a hof tahrir moving towards the capital take a look at the scene some tripoli which is under a state of emergency troops supporting the u.n. backed government are being deployed to defend the city from have to approaching troops overnight on wednesday they took control of the town which is on the main highway just south of the capital. tears he is in tripoli and his call for calm the security council will hold an emergency meeting on friday with abdullah had reports . a display of military strength from fighters loyal to the world a lot of relief have turned they've posted this video online which appears to show a large convoy of heavily armored vehicles moving west to or does the capital in an audio message have the cold on his forces to move on tripoli i know you are loved o

u.n. security council of course. germany's u.n. legacy is already being overshadowed by its apparent failure to live up to its role as leading power over this new libya crisis. now with some politics here's a bit of upcycling for you if you don't know what to do with the old denim jeans you could have them turned into you are just give them to the british office in barry who makes fantastically detailed artwork from denim. was one of them let's take a look. this gigantic pile of jeans is artist barry's color palette barry has at least two thousand pairs of jeans here in his london studio and he needs them all he's constantly searching for just the right shade of blue so now i can. get shoes pain and mix. basically going to go find the right shade or walk around. an hour free hours just trying to find the right pace. berries large format photo realistic works look like drawings from a distance but up close you see that there are intricate denim collages. once barry locates the right shade he cuts the fabric to just the right shape a

u.n. security council held a meeting to discuss the situation in libya mike hanna has more from the u.n. . the emergency meeting concluded and the german ambassador in his capacity as president of the council issued a short statement he said the security council was united in its call for all parties to withdraw all their forces in particular the rebel a he said the council called to one all parties to resume a process of dialogue the un was due to sponsor a conference of national reconciliation in libya later this month that was aimed at creating a road map through a political process leading to national elections that conference now in jeopardy because of this upsurge in conflict secretary general antonio good terrorists had been in libya to actually organize this conference it turned instead to a mission of shuttle diplomacy we held a series of meetings with senior figures including the prime minister in tripoli and rebel leaders in both to brooke and benghazi he held a meeting with. the warlords and sources say this did not go well after reportedly said that he was competent and defian

u.n. security council meets on friday to discuss that lentulus when a chance to national nuclear war on a story after the break. join me every thursday on the all excitement and i'll be speaking to the world of politics sports i'm sure i'll see you then. bernie made off out on me and said if you don't buy into my ponzi scheme on going to shoot my god if you even know the bodies game was well known to be a ponzi schemer yes you see it investigated bernie madoff police twice before they found the boss of them and they it was a well known ponzi scheme invested by well known people imagine a bernie had an army now apply that to the u.s. dollar the u.s. dollar is a ponzi scheme why do people want the u.s. dollar because if they don't the u.s. military said and they're obliterated whether it's iraqi or libya or some other place like this around and so that's what we're going to send to new york times rightly so the u.s. dollar is worthless it's backed by bomb. welcome back to the program the u.n. security council will be convening on friday to discuss the latest military escalation in libya u.n

u.n. security council so clearly everybody praises that aspect but it seems to be hampering things that the u.n. can do i think we need to take a broader view firstly there hasn't been a major war since the u.n. was formed and even in this syria that you've done syria even in the bleakest done is of the cold war there was no war there was still a platform for dialogue at the un now the nature of conflict has changed by and large we're not looking between countries we're looking at civil wars and we're looking at the role of non-state actors like prices for us and we're also looking at proxy wars as we long hair and so the issue i think for the un the member states has to reflect on held the organization could be more effective with these kinds of wars because it's not no preventing one hopes. nuclear war world war two it's really about these conflicts which begin with within one country some good instrumental. some don't but they cause protracted misery to this and a great deal of this there are many political and cultural differences among the permanent members of the security council but

u.n. security council is taking up a resolution that condemns rape as a weapon of war germany which currently chairs the council introduced a measure on writing in the washington post of foreign minister heiko mosse and actor angelina jolie have called for action against sexual violence and conflicts they said impunity for perpetrators remains the norm the measure is facing resistance from the u.s. china and russia. all right and joining me now from washington is our correspondent in helena humphrey good to see how a not war of course is mostly waged by men and women have historically been victims of rape unfortunately used as a weapon of war and it's as old as time surely stopping that and punishing the perpetrators is long overdue. right later and i think essentially that is germany's argument as it bort this resolution to the table of the un security council in new york rape as a weapon of war is an international war crime that's been set out under the geneva convention for the past seventy years and germany's argument essentially was that it is time to end impunity it's time to send a fac

u.n. security council calls an emergency meeting. hasn't this is live from doha also coming up another vote to end u.s. backing of the saudi and u.a.e. led war in yemen now it's down to president trump. the truth of what they really go through it's heartbreaking we hear what families are enduring in their desperation to reach the united states. and food for thought a new study says all eating choices can create more health risks than smoking. allied troops loyal to libyan war khalifa haftar are edging closer to the capital and that's drawn a response from forces supporting the un back up they've been deployed to defend tripoli as have to our vows in his words to liberate the city here's how close have tossed troops are there within seventy kilometers of tripoli right now after taking control of the town of kerry at the u.n. security council has called an emergency meeting for friday but it is uncertain how it can stop what may turn out to be a major confrontation with underwear had reports a display of military strength from fighters

u.n. security council will be convening on friday to discuss the latest military escalation in libya and u.n. secretary general is now in tripoli and gave a statement calling on all sides to afford bloodshed. i want to make a very strong appeal. believe you for me to tell you movements to stop there is no military solution for every problem in the world and there is not military solution for the problems in libya earlier on thursday a military leader ordered his troops to march on the capital tripoli raising the prospect of a large scale confrontation field-marshal khalifa haftar gave a speech to his forces which he also posted online. oh you are a lot of us are worse heros the time has come only use your weapons against those who have decided to fight those who have chosen bloodshed but those who lay down their arms must be spared it is your responsibility to protect the citizens institutions and interest juncture of the capital. the country has been torn apart by warring factions since gadhafi was ousted eight years ago since then two rival governments have emerged one backed by the u.n. a

chapter seven of the united nations charter group vines the security council with the power to enforce blockades it is part of the power of the u.n. security council has which includes the power to wage aren't action. so these two think comes very close to the kind of armed action that he's in be each in the u.n. charter there are good they were quite there yet but the distance is very small let me go to you obviously countries like china or are most likely going to ignore this a great deal of iranian oil is purchased by the chinese this is a huge i mean smaller countries you know if we really are getting back to the nineteenth century of you're a small country you're going to have to do what the the hedge amman's of the world demand but china is a peer of the united states and this type of policy would certainly undermine the chinese economy and we have we don't we shouldn't forget global oil prices are almost likely go up it's a fool's errand to believe the saudis and this is what the trump administration believes that they will be able to pick up the slack that's unlikely well it's not only the big country of. the european uni

u.n. security council recognize opposition leader. as interim president polls have opened in the first phase of india's general elections prime minister narendra modi is seeking a second term virginia staggered over seven days to allow india's nine hundred million registered voters to cast their ballots israeli prime minister benjamin benjamin netanyahu looks set for a fifth term that's after his main rival benny gantz conceded defeat in their general election netanyahu is now trying to form a coalition. the u.n. chief is calling for a cease fire in libya to avoid bloodshed in tripoli the security council held an emergency meeting on the situation as fighting there intensifies dozens of people have been killed in recent days that includes at least thirty fighters loyal to ward khalifa haftar whose forces are trying to take the capital tripoli from the un backed government astray as prime minister has called a general election on may eighteenth scott morrison is seeking a third term for his conservative coalition he's been in office si

u.n. security council council resolution for the yugoslav bombing which is their first aerial bombardment campaign back in one thousand ninety one i know before you having to do communications with the organization i was with the un actually i don't know whether that's that's right i mean the relationship between the un and nato at that time were very close and it was kind of an integrated integrated campaign if you will it was it legal. i don't know about that i mean i think one would have to go back and discuss exactly how that worked together and i must say that when i think of my un. one of the problems with the un is you know that it lacked a lot of in forstmann procedures which in principle are available to nato ok well i might get back to law in a second your you mention the word security which is a word used again and again in britain alone we're five hundred thousand dead from cancer access cancer deaths because of the bankers grazes according to the lancet ten thousand suicides bridge journals like so i mean isn't the real danger in the two nations. hasn't it the financial servi

u.n. security council most of these have received you know increasingly sort of. a universal approval an acceptance and so now we find a situation where china and russia have abstained from the resolution on sexual violence and we find that their language has been watered down and that the country that has been pushing the resolution had to make an important compromises not that it's not a deal breaker i think that it's better we live in a better world today because of this resolution than without it but i do think that there are some real cause for alarm that now that this is become much more politicized than it's it has been in the past and so that would be my my concern rina in d.c. the americans seem to this administration seems to be taking a go it alone approach it's not listening to its allies certainly not as much as previous republican administrations or even democrats for that matter it went against the germans the italians and the british in this particular decision you're going get your allies now i mean how alarming is that for you. well it's less ala