. delegates at the un general assembly-— delegates at the un general assembl . �* , , ., assemblybeing prepared to use unprecedented _ assembly. and being prepared to use unprecedented sanctions, - use unprecedented sanctions, diplomatic action and rapid military support. there's been strength of purpose, we've spoken many times on the phone and we have made things happen. now we must use these instruments in a more systematic way, to push back on the economic aggression of authoritarian regimes. the g7 and our like—minded partners should act economically like nato, defending our prosperity. if the economy of a partner is being targeted by an aggressive regime, we should act to support them. all for one and one for all. through the g7�*s $600 billion partnership for global infrastructure and investment, we are providing an honest and reliable alternative around the world free from the debt with strings attached. we have to go further to defend our supply chains and end strategic dependence. this is how we will build collective security, strengthen our resistance and safeguard free

regions would be forced to hold a referendum they w, washington bureau chief in his pole at the un general assembly in york. thanks so much. okay, so let's remind you of the situation in ukraine. the has the un so concerned that being a plan by separatist authorities in russian hill parts of ukraine to hold referendums on joining russia. authorities in lou hantz done yet, zapper asia and her son say 4 days of voting will begin on friday. the announcement come as ukrainian soldiers have been making sweeping gains from russian forces in a counter offensive. those yes, my friends are sir. the don boss is returning home with that leader of the self proclaimed in its people's republic, announced a vote on joining russia. authorities in the neighboring self declared peoples republic of lou hands as well as the occupied parts of the hassan and separation regions have announced similar poles to begin on friday. internet's some residence, welcomed the move when speaking to journalists with separatist mind as nasty, but we all support us all of us. so i think it will all be fine. this long journey won't be f

from the representative of china was the chinese foreign minister who took the podium at the un general assembly and emphasized the need for representation of impoverished countries around the world and the need for the un to be restructured in a way to give voice to developing country school, no, household realty come, we must seek cooperation and oppose confrontation. as we face a host of global challenges. we should jointly oppose group politics and block confrontation. major international issues should be handled by all countries. no countries above others and no country should abuse its power to bully others sovereign countries. now in addition to his press conference and his remarks before the un general assembly, the russian foreign minister, sergei lab, rob also had a number of very important bilateral meetings. india sat down with russia and talked behind closed doors, as did shina earlier in the week. so it's been a very important development. there are clearly big differences between major countries in the world when it comes to the issues that were discussed. but the russian foreign

paul, who's covering the un general assembly in new york. i asked her what stood at most from the speech of the german chocolate. well, you know, it comes at a moment when no law shows the german chancellor is facing quite some criticism here in the united states and also maybe around the world for not doing enough to support ukraine. so he opened with a very strong commitment to support or ukraine to fight the invasion of russia with everything a possible. he talked about the return of imperialism, saying that dad would not be only a disaster for germany and europe, but also for the rest of the world. this whole speeches, in a way, very typical for all of scholes, many other speakers before him. they kind of hit every single problem, but he was very organized to stick to kind of some more structural, more principal question. so after he talked about the russian invasion, the new crane, he talked about human rights and her and the climate change is saying that it starts always at home. so you have to do your homework and you have to take car

the 77th session of the un general assembly was the 1st in person gathering of world leaders since the beginning of the coven 19 pandemic. but it was far from a celebration. in his opening address, the un secretary general was blunt in his assessment of the global situation cost of living christ. let's have no illusions we are in rough seas. a wind sort of global discontent is on the horizon. a cost of living cries is his raging thrust. these crumbling inequalities are exploding, and our planet is burning. people are hurting, with the most vulnerable suffering the most. but amidst the host of crises discussed on the 1st day of the assembly, russia's war in ukraine quickly took center stage. japanese prime minister assume yoke tisha condemned the invasion as a direct threat to the international order. gressick elizabeth, we must face the fact that the credibility of the united nations is at stake due to the aggression against ukraine by russia. he need a permanent member of the security council. look, she should not get that. he will say that while others focus their accusations directl

ukraine will also speak there volodymyr zelenskyi, in his speeches at the un general assembly, the leadersead of european diplomacy strongly condemned the kremlin's plans to hold so-called referendums on the occupied territories, it is about parts of the donetsk, luhansk, kherson, and zaporizhzhia regions. the time of these votes was chosen by the kremlin between september 23 and 27 and now we can hear exactly what the leaders i have already mentioned talked about

assembly was held remotely. but otherwise, it's uncommon, so there was a vote in the un general assembly on whether to permit this in this case. and a clear majority, $101.00 members of the un general assembly voted for that. including interestingly, countries that have been quite on the fence on the conflict so far, for instance, india. so it's, it's, it's a coup for lensky to be able to make this address a tow, particularly with that kind of support. and we know we've seen during the course of this year, what a talented communicator he is. so being very, very interesting, especially given what happened today to see what kind of a tone he strikes and whether he manages to change any minds which walk on our chief international editor that thank you richard. turn out to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. your stop prosecutors suing for me you as president donald trump, for alleged business fraud. leticia james says, trump falsely inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to enrich himself and secure favorable loans. our office is seeking $250000000.00 in penalties. a so

south africa speaker at the un general assembly accuses the west of double standards that says the u. s. criticized as russia for violating un principles, according to them. south africa is strengthening military cooperation with russia as the country host, the largest military expo on the continent with from. * moscow to the world. this is our tanner national. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest from the conflict in ukraine where kiev has once again shelled the city of her song, which is in the south of the country. here is the latest footage from there. as you can see, a local fire station has been heavily damaged, emergency services, i've reported that some people were injured for 4 stays at a bar, jews by local civilians to cross our river was also hit earlier. local journalist said russian millet missile defense system intercepted or rocket tack on this city . this comes as the region prepares for a referendum on becoming a part of the russian federation. meanwhile, the ukraine army is trying to conduct a major offensive with a push

assembly was held remotely. but otherwise, it's uncommon, so there was a voting un general assembly on whether to permit is in this case. and a clear majority, $101.00 members of the un general assembly voted for that. including interestingly, countries that have been quite on the fence on the conflict so far, for instance, india. so it's, it's, it's a coup for lensky to be able to make this address a tool, particularly with that kind of support. and we know we've seen during the course of this year, what a talented communicator here. so it will be very, very interesting, especially given what happened today to see what kind of a tone he strikes and whether he manages to change any mind. richard walker, our chief international editor. thank you. richard. you are central bank has raised interest rates by 3 quarters of one percent. it's the 5th increase this year. the u . s. federal reserve is trying to bring the worst inflation in 4 decades on the control u. s. boeing costs on now at the highest since the 2008 global financial crisis. this latest rate hype is aimed at changing high prices on everything from food to

and a un general assembly session rushes. foreign minister says that moscow security proposals were arrogantly rejected by the west the 2nd day of voting wraps up the, in the dumbasses, roger, and here on regions. we continue our special coverage of the ongoing referendums on whether to join russia and hear from some locals that this means everything to us. my son has been fighting in the guns republic for 8 years. for me, this is everything. this is our choice. i've been waiting for this since 2014, almost a 1000 international observe is also working at the referendum in the done yes, people's republic with some notes in the high level of organization. honestly doesn't have many voters. dealing with the parting station we've been to, there's a very friendly atmosphere. people came to the polls willingly and with smiles on their faces. we haven't detected any violations and it all runs in compliance with the needed level of transparency and international norms. ah, welcome to the weekly hey on our team in our slime peter scott's and these the stories that shape the news this week the 1st the e

s. dominance on the un general assembly session rushes, foreign minister says that moscow ship security proposals were originally rejected by the way with sunday. and that mean this the weekly here on the my name is peter scotts and here the top stories from the week just gone. but 1st, we start with some breaking news here on our c, t people have reportedly been killed in an apparent attack by ukrainian forces on our kennesaw hotel. our crew were staying in the building with corresponded broadcast, fee of sending this video straight from the scene who have just always, oh, it was what they got. wish, what? she'll be a genius of that. will you get all the pictures? i thought a better yet, but wanted to visit with you or kamisha walker one could she double is is, will it? there were 3 employees of the migration service, our team of 4 people, and to local residents working on the reception. the war had flew straight into them. it went through the 2nd floor and they were killed. the military left this place yesterday may be the strike was planned to hit them. every one is very afraid of a

being res, rather at the un general assembly. well, it's the 1st day of the annual un general assembly where we hear from various heads of state. and while a number of country, the lines of the united states have been critical of russia. one underlying reality that various speakers have been unable to avoid is the global consequences of the. 6 us sanctions against russia, as you just heard, the general secretary reflected on the concern regarding global fertilizer exports and their impact on the global food supply. and there are very serious concerns being raised now we heard from a number of african country, members of the african union that addressed the general assembly today when they spoke guy on tuesday. and one thing that we did hear repeatedly was concerned about the need for development from a number of leading western financial institutions and, and prominent voices in the web. we're hearing about the call for d growth in the name of climate change. but it seems that a number of african countries are determined to see th

ah, the conflict in ukraine dominated speeches on the 1st day of the un general assembly. some western countries accused russia returning to an age of imperialism . in fact, we are keeping an eye on the speeches currently happening at the u. n. ga, the german chancellor, olaf schultz should be speaking soon. we'll be bringing you that live. our diplomatic editor, james base reports from new york. excellent says, ladies and gentlemen, our world is in big trouble. the un secretary general antonio tara setting a grim tone for this meeting. among the many conflicts in the world, continue to rage. one the war in ukraine will dominate proceedings this week. and as the meeting was taking place, news was confirmed that in the ukrainian provinces of lou hands and don't ask votes within days, will take place on whether to become part of russia. this was the reaction of the us ambassador to the un. they will not be recognized by any one in the international community. they were not recognized in 2014 and it will not be recognized at this time around. it is illegal annexation of anoth

states, i beg your pardon let's listen to the words of support for ukraine planned today at the un general assembly. here's the direct speech of the us representative to the un, linda thomas greenfield. we will continue to do what we have been doing for the past six months, namely condemning and isolating russia and expressing our firm commitment to helping ukraine defend itself. we want to speak . how to make the un suitable for dealing with similar features in the future when a permanent member of the security council attacks another country and this is how the un charter turned into a crisis what does it need we will continue to support ukraine's right to defend itself against this unprovoked invasion by the russians, and we will also continue to talk to them about what they need for self-defense, and how the united states can make the united nations fit to handle similar crises in the future. on its own, the united states alone will not be able to do anything, only together with other countries in this, so to speak, the essence of the united nations, so i mentioned that we must expand the base

but despite widespread condemnation in the general assembly, there is little the un can do in practical terms assembly as one of 5 permanent members of the security council, russia hold to the power to veto any binding resolution. so if you put a noun or corresponded michelle krista was following the events of the un general assembly, she sent us this assessment. both us present, joe biden and ukraine's present voting. lensky had a case to make here at the united nations that the conflict, the russian aggression on ukraine is the conflict that affects everybody in the world, and that no country can be safe, both when it comes to it its territory. but also when it comes to food security, unless rasa is contained yet rasa is part of the un security council. so no concrete resolution or even solution to that crisis can be found here at the united nations right now. but not only of the lensky made quite clear that more food, more grain could be exported, was it not for russia's aggression against ukraine? that global security is something that he also has on his mind when he speaks about be

pavly, i will immediately ask you about the un general assembly because this is the first meeting of rainian war, there were many speeches during the last days , joseph biden and volodymyr zelenskyi spoke yesterday volodymyr zelenskyi spoke online and he very he said a lot about security and about the steps that can lead to the end of the war, among which he said that it is necessary to punish russia for, and that is, to create a tribunal and try the leadership of russia for the crimes committed. we need defense support and to protect life, zelensky says the restoration of security and among the priorities for the restoration of security, he says that it is necessary to finally recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism. well, security guarantees are the modernization of the security architecture for ukraine and the reform of the un in particular to deprive russia of the right of veto because, as zelensky says, there is a certain imbalance when all of africa, all of latin america, most of asia, all of central and eastern europe obey the right of veto, which they themselves never had .

the annual day to i should say of the un general assembly, we put a lot of people. speaking of the main podium over the past 24 hours today, for example, nigeria, the president, president rice, the overall iran, rwanda, libya, ecuador, lots of the guys were talking. what was some of the other comments that came from other world leaders during the speeches today? understandably, we still have this dodgy connection delay, please go ahead. while rory just heard. 2 joe biting say that washington is not forcing any country to choose between whether they're friends with the us or not. however, 2 hours before mr. biden spoke, we heard the iranian president, debra him. right. you see, and he actually blamed the wes for not tolerating countries with different views on global affairs make the mistake. he attacked washington for many different things, including for creating. i saw it also for double standards in many, many spheres. here's what else we heard from the iranian president on a corny, we're witnessing today change of the world order the unilateral well, the world of

remotely during the high-level week of last on friday, the un assembly adopted a resolutionensky to participate in the high- level week in a remote format, one hundred and one un member states voted for it, seven of them opposed, of course, and russia. she called the remote address of the ukrainian president a violation of procedure in kyiv time volodymyr zelensky will make a speech late tonight , we will discuss his speech and the reaction to it tomorrow well, just now , iryna solomko, a voice correspondent, is joining the broadcast america she works in the fields and at the un assembly iryna my congratulations, what do you expect from the ukrainian president, maybe not you. and those people who gathered at the general assembly and in general what are their expectations from this event ? from the president because, as his entourage said there, the speech will be devoted to the war and it is clear the situation in which ukraine found itself, but here the question is that, in principle, in general, how much the ukrainian issue will be covered during it is the assembly, and th

i say also earlier address the un general assembly in new york. he's, as iran has faced too much scrutiny over it's nuclear activities, not hardly can organize as young yet did. jani does a double standard used when speaking of iran's nuclear capacity, we all know that it is for human and peaceful endeavors. but some countries are keen on portraying this as a threat in order to avoid what they should rightly faced themselves, which is the nuclear i zation. and i say as the leader of iran's government, that we are not seeking to build or obtain nuclear weapons, such weapons have no place in our doctrine. harkens. hannah is still gaining strength as at rips through. the car been is now being classified as the category full storm residence of the tags and caicos islands have been ordered to take shelter. meanwhile, the hurricane has left a trail of destruction in the region. kelly, one person, dominican republic, and 4 people and puerto rico on rap hello reports from san juan hurricane. fiona bears down on turks and keiko silence making landfall as a

the un general assembly is government must unite to tackle multiple challenges facing with low cost of living, crazy, raging prospects. cobbling inequalities are exploding, and all planet is burning. as war rages in ukraine must go back to or thirty's in the east and south. say they will hold referendums on joining russia this week. and ought to wreaking havoc in puerto rico, hearken, funeral, gain strength, and continues its destructive path through the caribbean. ah, hello, an independent investigation is found that the killing of sharina work lay by israeli soldiers in may was deliberate out 0 provided material for the analysis which was carried out by research from forensic architecture and al huck. a human rights group investigation reconstructed in this video and animation studied the angle of the israeli snipers gunfire in relation to sharon's location. the rate of fire and the number of bullets used. it rules out the possibility of confrontations between israeli forces and palestinian gunman and janine in the occupied west bank at the time. it also says the sniper, open fire fo

to destroy the harvest of the agricultural complex at close range are not seen at the general assembly. the un is ignoring the threats posed by ukraine and who are the new contenders for a seat in the security council lined up. what distinguishes russia for a seasonal exacerbation in the policy of a healthy rhythm of a mechanical heart, the success of military bullshit and the strategy of fighting cancer to influence dangerous targets, protecting. healthy tissue. the latest methods are changing the idea of ​​cancer treatment diseases. in yaroslavl, sergei puskepalis is being treated today, a funeral ceremony at the volkov theater, which he directed in recent years, the artistic director of the director and an outstanding actor of the range, a talent that was difficult to measure and just a man with a capital letter. he always tried to help others. the artist's life was cut short on september 20 on the way to donbass at the ceremony now and our correspondent maria savushkina she goes live maria has the floor for you. hello valeria , these minutes here in the morning volkov theaters gathered peo

which part we are filming, how russia will rest on the security council, but its powers at the un general assemblyill be much weaker at the un general assembly, they are not they simply have a blocking vote, so in fact there the decision is made by the majority of votes, and without the russian federation, i think there will be a more constructive dialogue and a more constructive concept, mr. mykolay, what prospects do you see for international instruments to be used, in particular, to put pressure on russia, well, our goal is the demilitarization of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and the work of united nations peacekeepers there suggest that now zupyn is burning much faster , not because of security, but about the police force. i think that they will block the thread of russian china, and everything else is completely rumors. and where is the biggest dream, but it is necessary to understand very clearly because of the complex problems of too many small countries and without the right to vote with a population of 5-10-20,000 people ? and that’s not where dad narvals, i’ve already forgotten h

now as you can watch the entire un general assembly on youtube channel, that's dw news on youtube. does the un general assembly meets in new york? there's a fresh warning that rising sea levels are one of the biggest threats to humanity. the changes depend on an article which holds 90 percent of the plants ice. now scientists say the ice is melting much faster than previously thought. this is to wait. one of the world's largest glaciers. it's located in western antarctica and covers 192 square kilometers. that's an area roughly the size of cynical like most glaciers around the world, waits as melting in international team of research as has now mapped the retreat of the ice giant over the centuries. the results are worrying to say the least. the glaciers falling apart much faster than originally thought. so freight leisure itself could contribute around 60 centimeters globally to sea level rise. the problem is in fact that waits her such a central position in the west antarctic ice sheet that it's retreat and the venture or collapse could cause a hole west. and i think i she to coll

which will be regularly blocked by the russian federation. it's a pity, the decisions of the un general assemblyding to the charters do not have more force, the main role is to support security and necessarily with binding decisions the entire security council unfortunately , but still, the un charter provides for a procedure that allows in the case of blocking the security council vetoed the launch of another procedure through the un general assembly in the history of hm existence well, let's say there were 10 such cases, in particular, when a decision was made regarding the participation of an international coalition in the korean war, there were other cases when such a procedure will offer 50-53 years, so there were other and other cases when such a procedure was launched, but an important precedent is that now a certain procedure will be launched on such an important issue as a violation of the fundamental foundations of the un, the same procedure will be used, for example, to create an international tribunal for condemnation of russia is a separate topic and such tribunals should be created

washington guarantee venus paul, who is in new york city following the un general assembly for us in as good to see good parish at the opening of the un general assembly talked about a multitude of crises the world is facing. find a number of world leaders and also already spoken. what were your main take away so far on this 1st day? i think are the sentence we just heard the most vulnerable or suffering the most. this is kind of in the key of his speech. he obviously talked about ukraine, which brought the world to her at the brink of a nuclear war, but he didn't leave it there. he talked a lot of odd climate change and the climate catastrophe which kind of had so many countries, especially many african countries. he talked about people dying of starvation, he talked about women and girls suffering the most. so he basically really painted or even darker picture than he normally does as the beginning of the united nations general assembly. but he still doesn't give up hope this is probably the 2nd take away. he said, if we all keep staying together and fighting the bad and the evil, w

is that the un general assembly is there more the international community can do than that? absolutely, and i think that, you know, the focus is more on the european capitals because they don't have this kind of poison relationship as the united states has with iran. and it would be really a good sign of solidarity also for the peaceful protests for iran, if there were no harsh criticism, voice by european capitals that we don't see so far. unfortunately, i thought i knew iran and political scientists thank you for your insights. thank you. germany's well renowned exhibition of contemporary art talk, mentor has been maya in controversy this year organizes have spent the fast 100 days trying to fend of accusations of anti semitism and censorship. as the turbulent exhibition draws to a close, we take stock and assess the damage done. hey. 2 law this year, instead of inviting establish, does the document to wanted to highlight artists from countries without major art markets. all curated by the indonesian art collective rang grew puff, but those lofty goals were soon overshadow

during a speech at the un general assembly. also demonstrations escalade in iran after the death of a woman arrested by the morality police for the way she bore he job. ah, i've been fas orlan, welcome, you, crane and russia have carried out her prison to swap the largest since moscow launched its invasion. as part of the exchange, russia released over 200 prisoners, many considered heroes in ukraine for their role in defending the besieged city of mario. but it return ukraine released 55 russians among them. a close ally of latin hood. i'm coming after months in captivity. all of these prisoners of war arrived in northern ukraine in a deal brokered by turkey and saudi arabia. among those freed, our commanders of the as of regiment regarded as heroes in ukraine for defending the ass off style plant. on the present, those from the new green to mister president de ukrainians. i am beyond happy for our return. who do i? thank you. a lot close to your super important the emotions are overwhelming. i thank you from all the armed for

in a un general assembly session welsh, us foreign ministers as moscow security proposals. what arrogantly rejected by the waste with ah, clayton used helen r t 2 people have reportedly been killed in a high mars rocket attack by ukrainian forces in the house on region. one of the t u. s. supplied rockets was shot down according to local russian back officials and arty news crew were staying in the target at hotel with corresponded miranda gazda, of sending his vizier video straight from the scene. a warning you may find the following image as disturbing. who have just always will be, will be put whether you go with what fuel the idea in your so that will you get all the future? i thought a better yet more to go visit me or go missouri borkam one. this is why this is my room, the walls of barely starving inside. that's the bathroom wall. and there is some one trap in the next room. she was certainly a lot to get through at this point with we are told her really downstairs trying to help her. you towards is willard. there were 3 employees of the migration service, our team o

assembly was held remotely. but otherwise, it's uncommon, so there was a vote in un general assembly on whether to permit this in this case. and a clear majority, $101.00 members of the un general assembly voted for that. including interestingly, countries that have been quite on the fence on the conflict so far, for instance, india. so it's, it's, it's a coup for lensky to be able to make this address at all, particularly with that kind of support. and we know we've seen during the course of this year, what a talented communicator he is. so being very, very interesting, especially given what happened today to see what kind of a tone he strikes and whether he manages to change any minds were to walk on our chief international editor. thank you. richard and earlier vladimir putin had announced to russia was calling up an extra 300000 reservists to fight in ukraine. he says mobilization is aimed at liberating the eastern dong bus region where ukrainian force is anal staging a counter offensive. western leaders say the call up is in response to russian losses on the battlefield. on the streets of ukraine's capital

ukrainians, but for the whole world for every nation that is represented in this whole of the un general assembly. i'm speaking on behalf of this t, which is forced to defend itself by has the formula for peace. i'm speaking to everyone who wants to hear how to achieve bees. i will present a formula that can work not only for us, but for everyone who may find themselves in similar circumstances as a deep. it's a formula that banishes crime protects life, restores security and territorial integrity guarantees security and provides determination. there are 5 preconditions for peace. yeah, mister, president of the general assembly diarra, secretary john of the united nations near has of state and governments. dear jordan of those nations of the world, ukraine once base your one space, the vault one space. and we have seen who is the only, wow, who was war? there is only one entity among all you and member state who would say now if he could interrupt my speech that he's happy with this war with his war. but we will not let this entity prevail over us, even though is the largest state in the world. u

all the media and at all international levels, especially now it will be considered at the un general assembly by the way, yesterday there was information that lavrov otake and his entourage were given visas to the united states of america for the un general assembly, but it is obvious that his communication with the leaders who will come to the next session of the un general assembly will be limited, we know that at the beginning of the war this is the first general the un assembly of the great war of russia against ukraine and it will be interesting to watch this meeting regarding zozyuganovo, which you quoted and mentioned yesterday , this statement was indeed made that this is no longer a military special operation and that this is a war and mobilization is needed, but immediately the press - the secretary of the communists of the russian federation denied this statement . he said that he did not say such a thing to yuhan. well, that is, they still cannot understand how to act in this situation. you and the generals mentioned that everything that happened in kharkiv region was a surprise f