u.n. security council resolutions and the security council are all speaking one by one now and i can tell you there are 15 members of the security council and 14 strongly support that position from the u.n. secretary general in fact the british minister for the middle east james cleverley just said annexation cannot go on all sorts of threat from the british government that it might take some sort of action but the odd one out of course is the u.s. the u.s. position very strongly supportive of israel throughout this administration we've seen the decision on the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital we've seen decision on settlement saying that are not necessary legal we've seen the trumpet ministration say that the golan heights are part of israel so of course we saw the trunk plan which was the most generous plan to the israeli side of any plan proposed at any point in the last 70 or so years so it's pretty clear where the truck ministration is but where is it on the actual idea of annexation the timing and exactly how much might get annexed that is not clear and that's why i think

u.n. security council is meeting virtually to discuss if a o.p.'s controversial $4000000000.00 hydroelectric dam on the blue nile river if they appear began construction of the grantor in a sense than 9 years ago and as expect at the start filling it next month so that in the egypt to which is almost entirely dependent on the nile for its fresh water supplies are deeply concerned and want the un to intervene at the us tried to broker a deal this year but if he appeared that not attend the signing ceremony accusing the trumpet ministration of siding with egypt thank you like any one where rosemarie de carlo the of the secretary general for political and peace building affairs is addressing a virtual meeting of the security council on that dispute over the grand opening renascence them let's listen in and the republic of the sudan the construction of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam a major hydro power project located on the blue nile in ethiopia has been its fungal go move region began in april 2011 through the generation of hydro electricity the

u.n. security council meets its calls grow to stop the annexation of palestinian land in the occupied west bank. at the u.n. in new york without meeting the u.n. security council starts in just moments. it's 1300 hours james a little after 9 am in new york where the united nations security council is about to hold its open session on the israeli palestinian conflict the issue though is the land specifically israel's plans to an excess palestinian territory in the occupied west bank something the united nations is urging israel to a band so we got special coverage on this news and analysis of course of the security council meeting with correspondents in west jerusalem and the jordan valley as well as of course the united nations in new york a diplomatic editor james bays is there for us james take us through what's expected today. well it will start we think in the next few minutes what we know is that this meeting is the regular monthly meeting of the u.n. security council on the israeli and palestinian issue however it's been upgraded this month because of the issue of an exception so min

u.n. security council eventual session on new can nonproliferation he spoke ahead of iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif who is also expected to speak very shortly from paris said he is hopeful the u.n. security council will understand the need to extend restrictions on iran. arms embargo on the world's most famous terrorist regime it's good to just bar on october 18th a mere 4 months from now or months this chamber has a choice stand for international peace and security united nations grounders intended the arms that are go on the islamic republic of iran expire betray us mission and its finest ideals we've all 'd pledged to old ethiopian prime minister ahmed is calling for a populist saying it was shot dead thousands of fans followed. as casca to protest his killing the demonstrations turned violent a doctor has told reuters that 8 people were killed the police are investigating just what happened to the musician who is known for political songs about the rights of the aroma people they are ethiopia's the largest ethnic group that they have often complained about discrimination. w

historical and legal claim but of course the security council of the vast majority of the security council and the un 14 out of 50 members of the security council and the u.n. secretary out they look at the history and the law as outlined by their own body the un security council and international law in recent years and clearly the security council's come down with numerous resolutions the position has been pretty clear for 52 years since the 1967 war that is when israel took parts of jerusalem it took the west bank and it took garza and those were declared occupied territories now since then we've seen certainly israel allows settlements to be built israeli settlers in some of these areas but what israel is now proposing is something very different different it's proposing that in some areas that we annex ation which means permanent political control israeli sovereignty over those areas it really is a game changer that's why i think everyone is so concerned and certainly the palestinian foreign minister minister said that israel thinks it could ignore the courts it can ignore security council resolutions it can ignore sanctions and on the last one of tho

u.n. security council of the arab league have been meeting to discuss israel's move which could be put into motion as soon as next week most of them were united in their opposition with warnings that israel's unilateral action could trigger a major escalation in the region. if implementing these tests could dramatically alter the local dynamics jury and civility and probably occupy part of them in turn and maybe beyond the call that is being mocked by periods of extreme violence that never before had the risk of escalation been accompanied by a political horizon unfolded on an economic situation both fronts arlen and the region so hold on it is crucial for all stakeholders to take action that will enable the parties to step back from the brink. opposition is also coming from europe more than a 1000 politicians have signed a less an urge in their leaders to stop israel while on the ground in the jordan valley in the occupied west bank and in the been renewed protests against the u.s. backed israeli plans. well let's take a look at why israel's annexation plans are all so controversial the oc

u.n. security council and that setting out what address wanted. this is the last thing the options have been looking for a member that the choppiness have always been have always felt to being dragged to these negotiations they didn't even want any negotiations in the 1st place they think that the dam is an internal affair it is a matter of their own sovereignty independence and that they have given their pledge to the international community to their neighbors as well that they're not going to do anything that's going to hurt sudan or egypt so they think that being dragged to the u.n. is an escalation they consider it. issue that shouldn't even be reached in the 1st place like a level of escalation in each remember that this dam has become a rallying cry for a country that has been divided ethnically and in many ways politically it's shopian some of them talk about this and the completion of it and the success of the project as the completion of the independence of each and they have been talking about the hero ism of the man who started this now

u.n. security council we'll tell you the 2 countries that beat out our northern neighbor and what their new roles could mean for the future of diplomacy and then washington d.c. continues its fight to become the 51st state a vote now scheduled in the coming days so could the current social movement be the tipping point for historic vote all right it's time to boost your i q. tension is building over international waters near the coast of alaska after the united states says it intercepted another fleet of russian bombers but while the u.s. claims the flight was too close for comfort russia claims it went according to schedule r.t. is rachel blevins is joining us now to break this all down for us so rachel what is russia said about this incident so far well the russian defense ministry is saying this was a scheduled flight and they say that a no point did they deviate from their plan to fly off the coast of siberia and alaska and they actually released footage from this incident which shows one of their $4.00 to $95.00 bombers on the mission. and it then shows the u.s. $22.00 fighter jets tha

u.n. secretary general made his position to the security council extremely clear if you meant this and excision the most serious violation of international law. grievously harmed the prospect of a 2 state solution and the cut the possibilities of a new will of negotiations i call on the israeli government will ban it's an exception class palestinian foreign minister riad el maliki says the israel of benjamin netanyahu doesn't believe it's bound by international norms or laws israel things as has been its experience so far that it will not be fined or passed in its millions that security council resolutions are binding for others international course have jurisdiction over others sanctions are full others israel's ambassador danny de known went back in history to justify an accession. everything more that led the people of israel out of egypt. into the land of israel we don't live in the land yeah that one of. the jews here believe and exit the road sovereignty in their land but the vast majority 14 out of 15 members of the security council are following more recent history the council's own res

u.n. security council we believe this is not the mandate of the security council this project is a developmental project the president of the sits for the world in the future is very bad this can also be considered as interfering in a sovereign nations peaceful activity therefore it is not right to do it joseph siegel is director of research at the africa center for strategic studies based at the national defense university he says egypt's latest move is far eastern strategy to extract more concessions from ethiopia. well i think what egypt is trying to do is raise the stakes and keep pressure on ethiopia and attempt to try and exact is struck a deal as it can out from ethiopia. you know both sides and sadat have actually been meeting. even earlier this week at the technical level yeah and. you have cording to the sudanese your cation minister and they have an agreement to 90 to 95 percent of the issues and so there is a dialogue happening so i think what the egyptians are trying to do is to try to keep the issue as as high up in high profile as possible to tip to put pressure on ethiopia for a

u.n. security council we believe this is not the mandate of the security council this project is a developmental project the president visits for the world in the future is very bad this can also be considered as interfering in a sovereign nations peaceful activity therefore it is not right to do it. the u.k. france and germany say they want to support washington's efforts to re-impose u.n. sanctions on iran the u.s. has threatened to trigger sanctions if the u.n. does not extend as soon expiring weapons embargo foreign ministers from the 3 european countries say that could jeopardize a 2015 nuclear chord. now some of iraq's most traditional craftwork is at risk of vanishing as a nationwide financial crisis hits home grown industries the government hopes prioritizing the development of its private sector will help its otherwise oil dependent economy simona 14 has this report from baghdad since he was a child of us car bomb has built for additional furniture from palm fronds his precise moves are the result of generations of expertise passed down from his father and grandfather but now the trade

u.n. security council is said to. the u.n. peacekeeping force which is the most expensive u.n. mission ever $1000000000.00 a year and. the french the u.n. security council and the united states are in disagreement with the future of the mission the u.s. want to see much more robust. a stronger mandate and are saying that the current mission is failing to bring the. samia sudanese militia facing more than 50 charges relating to the darfur conflict has appeared before the international criminal court for the 1st time ali kushayb has called the allegations against him true he surrendered last week it's alleged that he was leading thousands of faces i was involved in the rape of civilians he faces a maximum sentence of life imprisonment if convicted israel started the construction of a road connecting illegal settlements through occupied east jerusalem palestinian activists say the so-called american road is part of a wide ranging plan to cut the city's east in the hall off from the occupied west bank ari force reports. a long planned road through occupied east jerusalem is rapidly

u.n. security council via a virtual session on nuclear nonproliferation and he urged the security council to extend an arms embargo on iran which expires in october. arms embargo on the world. this go to church bar on october 8th. or 4 months. warman's this chamber has a choice stand for international peace and security you know lucius grounders intended the arms that were go on the islamic republic run expire betray us mission and its finest ideals we've all pledged to our all and then in response iran's foreign minister mohammed javert zarif said efforts to replace international law with us will has effectively just jeopardized international peace he also said ending the un arms embargo is an inseparable pos of the new idea the united states has carried out and i have spelled them out in the footnote numerous facts of on digression against iran and its neighbors invaded our neighbors tree times in the last 3 decades milked the region of its resources to destabilizing on states systematically supported terrorists and provided material support for crimes against humanity in yemen the peop

u.n. security council from the 1st of july and that's the key date after which israel could start acting legislation to annex parts of the occupied west bank so they will definitely have to deal with that but having said that we heard also today the foreign israeli foreign minister gabi ashkenazi saying that this will be all done of course in coordination with the u.s. and the u.s. administration in this case so there is of course the big question how much political leverage the e.u. actually has other than that they probably will not most countries are not recognize such a move by israel all right. thank you. now a look at some of the stories making headlines the u.s. secretary of state might. investigate complaints of a police abuse of foreign news crews in american cities several countries say police attacked a journalist during black last measure pushes offices fired rubber bullets at a deal. in minneapolis. swedish prosecutors have named the man they believe killed prime minister all of palma in 1986 but they say they are now closing the case since the suspect seek answers from died 20 years ag

u.n. security council so that will happen on the 1st of july as a that's the key date actually also when the israeli government could push forward this legislation to next parts of the occupied west bank so you will have to deal with this issue but having said that the israeli government has also made very clear that they will coordinate their move with us ministrations so i think you have to ask you know what kind of political leverage the e.u. has it certainly depends what kind of consequences that will have and we expect of course that most countries except for the u.s. will not recognize such a move by israel our correspondent on ukraine or with the latest from jerusalem tonight tanya thank you. well here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world u.s. secretary of state my campaign says it will investigate complaints over police abuse and for news crews in u.s. cities several countries say police attacked their journalists during black lives matter protests officers fired rubber bullets twice at a d. w. news crew in minneapolis swedish prosecuto

u.n. security council meets its calls grow to stop the annexation of palestinian land in the occupied west bank. i'm james sperry's at the u.n. in new york without meeting all the u.n. security council starts in just moments.

u.n. security council virtual meeting to discuss the grand ethiopian run a sound. which will impact the piano of course they want to fill the reservoir imminently but also sudan and egypt and as we heard there from the foreign minister he stated that the impact would have the greatest consequences here remind that the security council no nation is an island and that this time potentially is an existential threat to the survival of a 100000000 people in egypt ok let's listen now to the sudanese ambassador to the un oh man mohamed made. the council during the condemning. 19 of the difficulties we are living in now it is. also mr president i want to thank. rosemarie de carlo for the. excellent. report or sort of thank the entire membership of the security council for their statements. and i also want to thank is excellent see some issue create for you the statements and also welcome my friend and colleague of the title of the. suppressant as the 2 letters from the republic of the sudan sent by my minister of foreign affairs. to the security council last letters explai

u.n. security council to reconsider sanctions that impact people's livelihoods and hinder north korea's capacity to respond to the pandemic. it's uncleaear h how many coronavirus cacases there are i north korea as it has not issued a single case with the w.h.o. >>> in hong kong, pro-democracy rallies were held to mark one year since the start of mass protests. aside from a gap during the height of the coronavirus, the demonstrations have continued unabated. several hundred people gathered in central hong kong island on tuesday evening. they called for the territory's independence from mainland china. >> it's my duty to be here because as we alall know, this year is a really tough year. we must try our best to voice out, to let the government know that we don't want this law. >> the protesters defied a government ban on meetings of more than eight people put in place to keep the coronavirus from spreading. police say 53 people were arrested on suspicion of attending unlawful gatherings. last year on june 9th, more than 1 million people reportedly attended a rally opposing a bill that would allow

u.n. security council is set to review the mandate of the un peacekeeping force which is the most expensive u.n. mission ever $1000000000.00 a year and also the deadliest the french war chairing the u.n. security council and the united states are in disagreement with the future of the mission the u.s. want to see a much more robust miss mission one that has a stronger mandate and are saying that the current mission is failing to bring the peace it's supposed to give the french on the other hand want more involvement of western forces on friday it in the coalition of the help where canada saudi arabia the u.a.e. are are funding some of the armies in the region. the armies of sweden elite forces in the czech republic are also said to come and join the already french presence on the ground to try to stem out the violence but this is coming at a time where we're seeing unprecedented protests on the streets of micro with people calling for him. to resign so he's under immense pressure to try to bring out peace that he had promised when he was elected he said that in announcement made on sunday o

u.n. security council talk about this at all i mean it's been it's a it's been a very different kind of challenge this time around or maybe if we gave all the refugees bank accounts going to be a problem i want to bring in solving here what do you think multinational approach multilateral approach or is it the right approach right now that we have this local approach. no i think i think really to mix i think we need to do several things and we need to have several be able to think several thoughts at the same time but what what what i do agree with is that we've seen a shame here. you know a collective failure in no way to just speak out and tear it to react. you know one of the issues that really been working on for example is to document the conflict displacement displacement that has happened as seems that since the pentagon demick broke out you will remember that the u.n. secretary general went out and called for a global cease fire since he did that more than 600000 people have been displaced by conflict you know obviously whereas we're sort of sitting in lock downs and we're shifting our mo

u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists to the security council it's not yet been published but now it is or is obtained a copy and it's following the work of the u.n. panel of experts who have been looking into a number of attacks on saudi arabia on oil facilities and on an airport and they conclude that some of the materials used in the attacks may have been transferred in a manner inconsistent with the security council resolution 2231 that's the resolution in shrine and the 2015 iran nuclear deal of course they can't make a definitive judgment on that because it's not clear to them when exactly these materials were transferred from iran whether it was a breach of the nuclear deal what i think is important about this is it gives fresh ammunition to the u.s. at what is a very politically sensitive time the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. kelly craft is preparing a draft resolution which is very controversial she want to extend the arms embargo on iran and she's making threats she said if she doesn't get her way then she's going to trigger a provision of the iran nuclear deal called sna

u.n. security council resolutions in this conflict. what's been the reaction among the israelis to. well if you look at the israeli media that have covered this very short visit very very extensively 1st now here doing corona times of the foreign minister coming here they were quick to point out that this was a warning to israel at the same time they also pointed out that the german foreign minister. telling you know what the consequences would actually be because ahead of this visit there was a lot of speculation you know what this could mean actually for bilateral relations between germany and israel but if you listen here to diplomatic sources in the past couple weeks we know that there's a lot of talk going on behind the scenes in european capitals as to what possible reactions could be if israel goes ahead with the plans there could be ranging from basically recognizing the palestinian territories as a state of palestine some countries might want more severe sanctions others not like germany. also stressed that he came in not to put any threats but to basically call for dialogu

u.n. security council. they are oblique warned the move which could begin as soon as next week could ignite a religious war. fisherman of rescued at least 94 rangar refugees off the coast of indonesia's province or officials have told al-jazeera they're likely to send the refugees back to see. australia's biggest airline quantas is cutting $6000.00 staff to cut costs and survive the pandemic loads of ground under the planes for at least a year and keep $29000.00 workers on leave for months the c.e.o. alan joyce says he's hoping to save $10000000000.00 over 3 years in advance to what he says is the biggest crisis the industry has ever faced the recovery includes a $1900000000.00 package to raise its capital germany's lufthansa has clinched a deal to secure a $10000000000.00 government rescue package the carrier's top shareholders agreed to it at the last minute it would mean the government takes a 20 percent stake. secured a deal with a cabin crew union to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in spending with

u.n. security council resolution meaning a veto holder one of the 5 permanent members has all the real power here it means that the u.s. could trigger this snapback other members of the security council say no the u.s. left the nuclear. deal they shouldn't be able to do this but the u.s. remains a permanent member of the security council and he's threatening to do so so we've got this date coming up at the end of october with it seems almost certain the security council won't be able to extend the bombs a bargain like the us wants and the us saying it's going to trigger snapback if the iran nuclear deal is still alive by october if they took a snap the back of that may well almost certainly will be the thing that will kill it well james this is all incredibly high stakes given that's not that could potentially be the death of the day. what does the u.s. want to try to achieve i mean it is also an election year is this about a timetable. well i think the us is very very. concerned about iran that's certainly the position of the administration they do not like what iran is up to in the region

u.n. security council meeting with iran defending its nuclear deal while the u.s. and israel put pressure to extend iran's weapons embargo all right it's time to secure news i q. latvia a member of the e.u. and among the poorest 5 of that union made a dramatic move to ban our t.v. and the various languages it broadcast under from their airwaves the n. national electronic mass media council of latvia claims that r t was led by a person being sanctioned by the union one mr dimitri kissel of and now just moments ago that any p.l.p. just realized their mistake as r.t. is headed by a woman named margarita simonyan and she issued this statement about the mix up she said quote. latvian intelligence believes that r.t.d. is headed by dimitri castle yet of american intelligence believes that a program i hosted in 2011 on a local russian channel influenced the u.s. election for addition teligent believes the script polls were poisoned by and petro so that's good news she went on to say that with such intelligence services russia has little to worry about so here to weigh in o

u.n. security council intervention after ethiopia says it will stop filling up the controversial ground for next on stand.

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u.n. security council so that will happen on the 1st of july as a that's a key date actually also when the israeli government could push forward with legislation to annex parts of the occupied west bank so you will have to deal with this issue but having said that the israeli government has also made very clear that they will coordinate their moves with u.s. administrations so i think you have to ask you know what kind of political leverage the e.u. has it certainly depends what kind of consequences that will have and we expect of course that most countries except for the u.s. will not recognize such a move by israel. our correspondents on you cramer with the latest from jerusalem tonight tanya thank you the coronavirus pandemic is getting worse globally new infections hit a new one day record high this week but here in europe infection rates are slowing which explains in part why germany today announced that it will lift the remaining checks at its land borders beginning june 15th that move will return germany's land border to the way it was pre pandemic entry restrictions were introduced

u.n. security council resolutions that were adopted by the international community not by lebanon and the arab countries that's our commitment and comment on so anyone who would like to address terrorism or to fight radicalism in the region must address the basic roots of radicalism and terrorism in the region whatever you call terrorism respecting international law respecting you and. this is where the issue must start and this is one condition to establish a new middle east based on cooperation and leading to prosperity. are you prepared to subject to the kind of scrutiny that might show where their funds and weapons have been coming from and where they're going are you prepared to challenge has to be transparent. allow me to finish the state of lebanon decides what would happen on its own territories we have a sovereign the surgeon i respect that you would agree with us but you said the rules in our country we said the criteria and we are willing to. with anybody anything of common interest we are very much up and to our western france i keep telling you we have the best of relations w

u.n. security council we'll tell you the 2 countries that beat out our northern neighbor and what their new goals could mean for the future of diplomacy and then washington d.c. continues its fight to become the 51st state a vote now scheduled in the coming days.

u.n. security council well for me by the aggregate that this was a major theory or because this was supposed to be foreign ministers i didn't see too many foreign ministers that if you portman so short up for displaying and everyone spoke in generalities they basically it took my job they were mostly analysts looking about why with this might lead to blow up or not in the region and i think a lot of them actually exaggerated that and none of them really accepted the palestinian talk seriously about the options none of them actually singled out the united states were being the instigator with this illegal israeli action so in the end of the day there was very little actionable steps being singled out being recommended being insisted on by the members of the security council basically leaving the palestinians was just you know more declinations more more more more words and to be honest with you it's been clear that the palestinians cannot live by words alone . a senior political analyst not a one big shot and joining us from the hamas one as always thank you. cause of us president has pulled

u.n. security council is set to review the mandate of the un peacekeeping force which is the most expensive u.n. mission ever when $1000000000.00 a year and also the deadliest and the french were chairing the un security council and the united states are in disagreement with the future of the mission the u.s. want to see a much more robust in this mission one that has a stronger mandate and are saying that the current mission is failing to bring the peace that it's supposed to give a senior sudanese militia leader facing more than 50 charges including war crimes relating to the darfur conflict has appeared before the international criminal court for the 1st time. has called the allegations against him true he'd surrendered last week more than 13 years off from an international arrest warrant was issued against him is alleged he was leaving thousands of jungle weed fights and was involved in murder and the rape of civilians efface is a maximum sentence of life in prison if he's convicted. one of the philippines most prominent journalists and her colleague has been found guilty of libel she's

u.n. security council intervention after ethiopia says it will start filling up the controversial ground for next on stand. and saying afloat will tell you why a strategic iranian forces been spared from tough u.s. sanctions. brazil has become the 2nd country to cost more than a $1000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases the country's leading a surge in infections across america was i'm concerned their health systems are now at breaking point or that america editor of c. and human has. shot the 1st football match of the rio de janeiro state championship was anything but a joyous occasion that i don't really fans of brazil's most popular team fleming go protested outside the magic on ask him against president jade bush nat'l he's been betting that the return of football matches will send a message to brazilians that it's time to get back to normal and back to work the clock up in the bud quickly a movement is against the reopening of the championship it's a fascist irresponsibility of the government which is not committed to helping people they are only concerned about the economy the game in ar

u.n. security council resolution shared by the u.s. with russia which opposes any such move several other security council members have also seen the draft the current embargo expires in october tensions between iran and the u.s. have been high since trump administration withdrew from the 2015 iran nuclear deal in re imposed sanctions. pointing out as there are these are the top stories government forces in libya are in the city of sirte in their latest offensive to drive holy for harper's fighters further east towards a cease fire plan announced with his egyptian allies on saturday was quickly rejected by b.d.'s of the un recognized government in tripoli across ponit mahmood and the head has the latest from the libyan capital we spoke to the government forces they are determined to move to the city of sirte it even beyond sold for further silos to the military bases that's have to stronghold in central libya to also recapture the oil crescent the strategic oil christened area which has the oil installations and oil fields in central l

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u.n. security council to intervene after ethiopia says it will start filling up the controversial ground when they sold down. and anger in mali against the president thousands come out to the streets again demanding that he steps down. into the program brazil has become the 2nd country to record more than a 1000000 coronavirus cases reported over 54000 affections on sunday a new high for the country which is the epicenter of the pandemic in latin america experts say the worst is yet to come amid widespread concern that the health system is at breaking point a lot in america due to lucy in the human hands the latest pick up shot the 1st football match at the rio de janeiro state championship was anything but a joyous occasion. only fans of brazil's most popular team claiming go protested outside the magic and ask him against president jade bullshit. adul he's been betting that the return of football matches will send a message to brazilians that it's time to get back to normal and back to work a couple of bad political and a movement is against the reopening of the championship it's a fascist