that via, via or organizing workshops together with the world wide fund for nature and the un development program. i love it. we all sick of the people subsidies to encourage them to keep farming and over to via photos via the potatoes from ali garcia's plot show the work is worth while he's hoping to persuade the 300 other farmers in the region to hold fast to the romilly tradition and preserve their heritage. we've run out of time for today. thank you all for watching and don't forget to check in with us on all our social media platforms. for now, i am under twin no video thing, but by from compiler. here in uganda, it's also time for me to bid farewell from here in lagos. papa show is by do to find ways in which you to get support climate action. i look forward to seeing you again next week till then stay safe. a with a tenderly controversial and yet to pillar of state and society in many ways i think taxation is one of the most extreme actions by a government. but it's also the definition of government because without taxation there's no. but what happens when the power of taxation is to mind

is it a network of special funds program institutions that help countries in development. this is the unelopment program and the un children's fund and the same un economic commission for europe and the world intellectual property organization, a number of others, and organizations including the same world health organization, which, according to has done a lot to the coronavirus, so that in the end, after all, the consolidation of the international community went in such a constructive way, yes, that is, and, uh, belarus actively involved. this is an experience. this is the experience of all these structures. they were created for what? yes? in order to cooperate in order to exchange best practices there. this work is ongoing. we, as a country, use this to bring the best practices and methodologies, including managerial yes, but this is a method of excellence. this is one of the tools for improvement. he does not build hospitals and schools in belarus with our system. we've been through this for a long time, but he helps us tune our system well, three letters we've discussed. now let's

unfortunately , the developing poorest countries are following the un food program, but nevertheless, what is regulated by the united nations organization, we are determined to provide assistance both for the continuation of the current deal on the grain corridor, and for the export of food and fertilizer from russia. how do you and spoke to the poor countries through turkey if we do this, then we will be able to change the balance in favor of the poor countries in the open part of the meeting, erdogan did not say anything not a word about gas and about the turkish proposal for negotiations between russia and the west later. it turned out that he did not say anything about the new format even in the closed part. we've only seen it in the papers. here is such an option from the lips of erdogan. we haven't heard yet. at the same time, behind closed doors, the meeting lasted an unusually long time. the head of turkey ended by thanking each of the russian delegation. so what did you reach an agreement with gas gas agreements. erdogan did not answer the motorcade. the president of turkey m

the third time because they're so heavily sanctioned and they still keep developed their weapons program, it seems that kim jong-unin diplomacy, disregarding the call from the vice president kamala harris to talk to the united states about complete denuclearization. from the north korean perspective, they need to bolster and test more and test more provocatively and do a nuclear test which is expected to happen at any point, it could. and all of these signals seem to indicate a real roller coaster in this part of the world in the coming months. perhaps north korea will be ready at some point to return to dialogue with the u.s. but not any time soon. >> wow, will ripley with some important context on this escalation that continues. thank you, will. >>> now to russia's war on ukraine. russian president vladimir putin expected to sign into law today the documents that would illegally annex four regions of ukraine. this has russia claimed 200,000 people have joined the military as part of their conscription, their new mobilization. and volodymyr zelenskyy signed a decree ruling out the idea of negotiations with putin

un as a toll for interference in china. as a says, we got reaction from former professor political economy and expedia united nations development program consultant doctor, go 10, son who said human was concerned, might not be the real reason behind the motion. you need a very useful tool for legitimizing national interest. not necessarily for high moral reasons. this particular vote is an illustration of the continuing conflict between the united states and china and of course, the allies and not to states. and it doesn't have any deeper significance than that . and i do not believe human rights would be real reason of this particular book because the issue in young, extremely well known of the world community as far as india, china to concerned this actually is a very marginal significance. there of course, other wider questions about you could make ties trade, but all of these issues depend on what happens with the border negotiations into a chinese negotiations are at a delicate stage. there may be 3rd parties who do not wish this stale make to end where they heard from us. so didn't jack on a peace activist and former director of

came after the un security council held a meeting on pyongyang's weapons program, and the beijing indirectly accused russia and china of enabling north korea. for more on these developments, we turn to -- who joins us live from south korea. so what is the latest on these escalating tensions on the region? >> well, to start off with, that un security council hearing, it was interesting, because there was obviously a line drawn in the sand between the u.s. and its allies on one side, and then russia and china on the other side when it came to north korea. you mentioned the u.s. ambassador indirectly blaming russia and china for enabling north korea. they responded by blaming the united states, and saying that it was washington that was actually raising tensions in the area. china saying that they are poisoning regional security environments. now, that's very similar to what we heard from north korea themselves earlier this thursday . through state run media, the foreign ministry announced and the reason that they are hiring these myths tiles is a just counteraction to joint drills. we have seen these drills over the last week. last week, we saw naval drills, and also one i

sign they say that kim jong-un is becoming more brazen, frankly he's already so heavily sanctioned, he's not worried about sanctions, he's worried about developing his program and getting his weapons systems perfected. he has a mission, he has an agenda and he's going down the list and also on that list, that short list, experts say is a nuclear test. >> will ripley for us, thank you so much, will. bianna, the question is why and why now. >> it is the don't forget about me, i'm right here, i want nukes too. while the world is focused on ukraine and russia, by the way we should note that kim jong-un was the first country north korea first country to recognize those four annexed areas in ukraine. not even belarus has done that yet. so clearly he's looking for attention. and there are concerns, especially among south koreans that we could have some sort of nuclear test within the next couple of weeks. you have the chinese communist party congress in a few weeks and midterms in the united states. so clearly an area to watch. >> where and how far that was shot, clearly seems to be a deliberate message. we can do this and we can do it better. >> we shouldn't forg

developed countries to tighten monetary policy. this has increased the cost of loans to low-income countries, restricting their imports and forcing the world food program to impose austerity measures. the unaws attention to the threat of a new wave of migration in latin america, according to the organization, more than 9 1/2 million people in the region are now experiencing extreme food insecurity in the caribbean more than 4 million inhabitants people go hungry every day. just abandoning their homes and heading north to us borders, the number of migrants crossing the gorge that connects the central colony to central america has increased 20-fold since 2020. last year 130,000 people. we crossed this route and many died on the way. this year, already in september, we recorded 113,000 people who crossed the border, that is, the number increased by about 114%. this means that the situation in which people live is so terribly so difficult that they sell their houses sell their land, leave all their assets and just move. according to the un estimates, humanity is at a critical crossroads, while forecasts are not comforting further, it may be even worse if the food situation does not improve in

program. hello this is news alexander kireevsky summing up the informational results of friday and the whole week. the un security council has again raised the problem of developingweapons in us laboratories, including in ukraine , this time vasily nebenzya spoke about, among other things, that a drone patented in the united states is capable of spreading mosquitoes loaded with dangerous viruses. uh, and in the explanation it is directly emphasized that uh, charged military personnel infected military personnel will not be able to perform the tasks assigned to him. what makes this white weapon more deadly and dangerous than the most modern military weapon technology, as well as dirty bombs, we will discuss with dmitry dmitry alekseevich, deputy permanent representative of russia to the un, hello hello alexander dmitry alekseevich, this week we tried his un twice. only i counted this twice, maybe more, but somehow resolve the issue and raise these questions about the development of bio-weapons, bioweapons.

and communication technologies in the social and economic development of society and implements programs that exist in the body in line with the untainable development goals. as part of the meeting on interaction with confidence building measures in asia, the kyrgyz side is ready to practical implementation of the provisions of the leaders' statement on cooperation with in the field of security of information and communication technologies and their use. we are also set to actively work to implement the action plan of the asian confidence building engagement meeting on the implementation of the global counter-terrorism strategy. united nations, our country continues to carry out comprehensive work to combat terrorism and extremism , fulfills the provision of the global counter -terrorism strategy on the resolution of the council un security council recommendations of the executive directorate of the counter-terrorism committee of the un security council kyrgyzstan has already introduced a system of advance information about passengers and data on passenger registration records for international tracking of the movements of terror