syria's deputy prime minister has used his address at the un general assembly to demand the immediate withdrawal of all foreign forces while. his country is open to international dialogue but not at the expense of its national integrity and a fanatic has more from the u.n. . syria's deputy prime minister walid muallem again representing his country at the un general assembly hit out at 2 nato members for their military presence in syria . and. the united states and turkey maintain an illegal military presence inside northern syria they have been so arrogant to the point of holding discussions and reaching agreements on the creation of a so-called safe zone inside syria as if they were planning to establish the zone on american or turkish soil the u.n. believes this is an important moment for syria after 8 and a half years of war at the end of october 150 delegates comprised of 3 groups nominated by the assad government the opposition and representing civil society will meet here at u.n. headquarters in geneva under these terms of reference the committee will come up with a new constit

pakistan's prime minister has used a speech at the un general assembly to deliver an extraordinary attack on india's crackdown in indian administered kashmir and on khan warned of a bloodbath in the disputed region last month and they revoked the semi as one of a status of customary territory under its control and in a speech earlier in the us prime minister made no mention of kashmir and all reports me united nations i think north of the many many don't know the full economic and i think un general assembly was drawing to a close in new york when suddenly it burst grimly back into life pakistan's prime minister imran khan decried india's decision to revoke self rule in majority muslim populated indian administered kashmir it was part of a policy he said of hindu nationalism and ethnic cleansing what is going to happen when the curfew is lifted will be a bloodbath the people will come out then 100000 troops there they haven't come due has not in the mood he says he's done this do for the prosperity of the should be this is supposed to be for the development of these 900000 troops one of t

sick will not security council un general assembly resolution on the need to preserve than f.c.t. nothing was in that draft resolution that referred to the specific russian position no claims that the us is breaching something nothing in terms of defending the russian position all of rejection of u.s. accusations on the wrongdoing with the missile mind am 7 to 9 it was a straightforward text which was neutral in terms of you know blaming anyone or putting you know whatever. labels on anyone it was a call message to the international community to concentrate efforts to preserve the treaty and invite more score and washington to you know in the best extra effort into this so it's so obvious for a knee person who is not to any considerations of a political character unrelated to what is there in terms of contents still the us not just rejected this but also instigated the el eyes of the united states and like minded nations to vote against this text i think it's very unfair and it shows how low the quality of the policy which should be in some way a cartesian policy view one to be se

prime ministers modi and khan met separately with president on trump on the sidelines of the un general assembly this week but nothing has come of trump's offer to mediate between them and hence no sign of any real progress in avoiding further escalation over kashmir jono al-jazeera at the un in new york saddam's new prime minister abdullah has addressed the un general assembly and spoke of his country's push to restore peace freedom and justice it also has the u.s. to stop punishing the sudanese people and kind of only go and those in the top of the it was the former regime that supported terrorism and the sudanese people revolted against it the sanctions have caused tremendous suffering to our people therefore we call on the united states to remove sedan from the list of stay. sponsors of terrorism and to stop punishing the people of sudan for crimes committed by the former regime nigerian police said they have freed more than 300 male students held captive in a building in the northern city of could do not some were found with metal chains around their ankles it's alleged that some of the stu

oil installations earlier this month the european union leaders met on the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york and native french president emmanuel mccall held direct talks with his iranian counterpart haasan rouhani who denies involvement in the tot's iran's foreign minister has again ruled out the possibility of negotiating a new do nuclear deal while britain's prime minister voiced johnson has hinted the u.k. may withdraw from the 2015 treatment diplomatic editor james space has the latest from the united nations. is the u.k. about to break seats from the iran nuclear deal there is great confusion after comments made in interviews by prime minister boris johnson in which he said it was a bad deal that needs renegotiating and that president trump was the man to do so as president from the right is it was a bad deal it wasn't a great deal iran was was and is behaving disruptively in the region and i think this one guy who can do a better deal for years trump was quick to seize on what appeared to be a change in u.k. policy oh i respect boris a lot and i am not at all surprised tha

prime ministers modi and khan met separately with president on trump on the sidelines of the un general assembly this week but nothing has come of trump's offer to mediate between them and hence no sign of any real progress in avoiding further escalation over kashmir jono al-jazeera at the un in new york sudan's new prime minister has made his 1st speech at the u.n. general assembly in new york he's called for a new era of diplomacy with the u.s. and expressed hope that long standing sanctions against his country will soon be removed and kind of only go on those in the top of the it was the former regime that supported terrorism and the sudanese people revolted against it the sanctions have caused tremendous suffering to our people therefore we call on the united states to remove sedan from the list of state sponsors of terrorism and to stop punishing the people of sudan for crimes committed by the former regime one hour from of 0. when omar al bashir the sudanese dictator was still in power he tried to bring in a doll home doc to be a senior official in his government the former u.n. official t

failed to grant visas to several members of the russian delegation to the un general assembly. north korea and china donald trump reels off the usual rivals and as you would address in a speech largely aimed at his home crowd. and of course the prime minister broke the law by suspending parliament the judge's unanimous decision means m.p.'s will convene again tomorrow on the looming deadline and the embattled premier. live from moscow watching our international daniel walk ins with you tonight welcome to the program. the u.n. general assembly is underway in new york but not everyone got their ringside seat russia's foreign ministry has said that 10 members of its delegation were not granted u.s. visas ahead of the session the kremlin called the move a provocation which warrants a tough response where if a national joined you know neal earlier in the studio with the details. well moscow is absolutely furious because if you think about it that's a huge thing. constant in russia's prominent politician and diploma a term and of the foreign affairs committee of the upper term for th

general assembly the president of venezuela and the customer is not going to shop at the un general assembly but instead he sent in his vice president with a letter signed by millions of venezuelans who oppose yeah wow that's incredible and they did not want to have u.s. sanctions and i guess this is what this letter is about like to stop the u.s. sanctions so will it melt us as hard or. the executive vice president of. muse del cyril driggers who will lead their delegation there and i am sure we will hear not just on this very powerful forceful. appeal on the part of venezuelans to those who like the us or governments of the so-called lehman group. reject what is obvious and that is the legitimate government of president. once. you know an improvement over situation it doesn't reject said dialogue with the opposition most recently we saw very serious efforts to engage an opposition which is interested in dialogue through conclusion or in the arrangement with them. beyond this president maduro as much as i understand does not reject continuation of a dialogue with the. lead opposition within

. >> so kristen, as we mentioned, president trump here in new york city for the un general assembly, what are some of the issues at stake? >> reporter: well, craig, the questions swirling around this ukraine call will loom large, particularly because the president is going to be meeting with the president of ukraine on wednesday, so expect both leaders to get some tough questions about all of that, but perhaps the biggest issue is iran. remember the united states says iran was behind that attack against saudi arabia's oil field. the unite has imposed tough sanctions against iran. the president trying to build up international support for a broader international response. the president of iran is also going to be here this week,

minister's modi and khan met separately with president on the trump on the sidelines of the un general assembly this week but nothing has come of trump's offer to mediate between them and hence no sign of any real progress in avoiding further escalation over kashmir jono al-jazeera at the un in new york. well prime minister of the bahamas used his address in the u.n. to plead with the international community to tackle climate change as the island nation tries to recover from harken dorrian so i urge. my urgent pleas. and voices of many other leaders and citizens of the global commons urging the nations of the assembled to treat the global climate emergency. as the greatest challenge facing humanity more than 300 people have been rescued from an unlicensed islamic school in northern nigeria some of whom have been held in chains police raided the building in could do no on thursday and found the victims living in extreme conditions many of those were children and they showed signs of being tortured police say the school had been operating for 10 years and enroll students to learn the koran and be

that we re but taking their initiatives that were proposed forward to world leaders at the un general assemblyactivists who was on stage with greta thunberg and the secretary—general. just give us a sense from your perspective of how important it is to have young voices listen to when it comes to climate change. when it comes to young people we are sort of like the liaisons or mediators between what happens ina liaisons or mediators between what happens in a policy level. and what's happening at the grassroots level with the communities because young people in our coming up with the innovative solutions and ideas that they and clement at the community level. these are some of the little efforts that you can contribute to the bigger solutions of climate change. and i think the youth plays a very important role in this. you have felt climate change very personally from fiji. what is it been like to see that real—time effect? it's quite devastating because you get to see your people, the small communities there feeling the small communities there feeling the brunt of it. they are relocating and l

pakistan's prime minister used his speech at the un general assembly to deliver an extraordinary attack on india's crackdown on indian and minister kashmir iran can tell the examiner render modi's actions would end in a bloodbath and he urged the un to intervene to prevent war between a nuclear power neighbors what is going to happen when the gov use lift it will be a bloodbath the people will come out then 100000 troops there they haven't gone do. he's done this do what prosperity of this is supposed to be for the development of these 900000 troops one of they're going to do when the when the come out there will be a bloodbath has he thought it through what happens then meanwhile in his speech earlier on friday india's prime minister made no mention of kashmir almost there is give our. we belong to a country that has given the world not war but buddha's message of peace and that is the reason why our voice against terrorism to alert the world about this evil rings with seriousness and outrage we believe that this is one of the biggest challenges not for any single country but for the e

meeting between iran's leader hassan rouhani and president donald trump on the sidelines of the un general assembly. we believe. we know we think this prison time against one of. the one of the damage is about to continue. relations between the u.s. and iran became even more tense following attacks on 2 major facilities inside those months washington says iran was behind the attacks but terror on denies that is urging the countries to pursue negotiation efforts our correspondent john holl is at the united nations in new york. there has been a flurry of activity involving a number of leaders meeting separately here in new york with her son rouhani the iranian president and also with donald trump from germany japan pakistan and the united kingdom all pushing separately to try and broker what would be a historic meeting between 2 countries whose leaders haven't met for 40 years emmanuel now from the french president particularly engaged in this effort he's

leaders have now started reading books instead of listening to president trump speech at the un general assembly. or look at hadley trying to process the morning there now but look look at i had the leaders of it created around are expected to among the speakers on day 2 will be across it for you next story in for frogs a new target in the battle against sexism is children's toys ministers are making moves to mix things up a bit so that manufacturers and retailers don't simply push dolls for girls and cars for boys kind of thing now a new agreement that signed between the french government and toy makers hopes to attract more girls toward science and math and also suggest that manufacturers. the ties is in stores remove sexist color schemes and labeling the end they say to broaden children's imagination so they're not influenced by stereotypes as they grow up. where looking so worked in the creation of new toys and also how they are represented in advertisement and the way their assault fighting discrimination later on requires action right from the very 1st days so a welcome move to broaden you

them, greta thunberg is attending a youth summit on climate change in new york ahead of the un general assemblyited nations — will discuss what actions should be taken to tackle climate change. the un secretary general antonio guterres has been listening to their concerns. first of all, it's an enormous pleasure to be a keynote listener where we can listen to meaningful things like the words we just heard. and indeed, i've been more times a keynote speaker than a keynote listener, but that is one of the problems of world leaders. is that they talk too much, and they listen to little. and it is listening... applause it is listening that we learn, and is given the possibility for all of those that represent today's world to speak, and to have their voices being part of the decision—making processes that we can move forward. that was the secretary general, antonio speaking there. the bbc‘s nada tawfik has been speaking to a youth representative from one such country, fiji. the small island countries of the first ones to be feeling the impacts of climate change, and we needed to bring it out there,

international commitments to the us visas to several members of the russian delegation to the un general assembly. north korea china donald trump a real goal for the usual rivals in his address in a speech largely. on britain's highest court rules the prime minister broke the law by suspending the judge's decision means m.p.'s will convene again tomorrow to take on the looming. premier. of the world this is r.t.e. international a pleasure to have your company my name's union o'neill our top story the un general assembly is underway in new york but not everyone got their ringside seat russia's foreign ministry is furious that 10 members of its delegation were denied u.s. visas the kremlin called the move a provocation which warrants a tough response and joined me earlier in the studio to tell me what is nil. oh moskos absolutely furious because if you think about it that's a huge thing. constant in kasich prominent politician and the term man of the foreign affairs committee of the upper term for the russian parliament said he's not going to attend the un general assembly that is open these days i

that he would be taking their initiatives that were proposed forward to world leaders at the un general assemblyimate activists who was on stage with greta thunberg, and the secretary—general. just give us a sense from your perspective of how important it is to have young voices listen to you when it comes to climate change. so, i guess when it comes to young people, we are sort of like the liaison, or the mediators between what happens in the policy level, and what's happening at the grassroot level, because young people now are coming up with their own innovative solutions and ideas that they are actually going to implement at the committee level, that you know, these are some of the efforts you can put into contribute to the bigger, the bigger solutions of climate change. so yeah, i think youth play a very important role in this. and you have felt climate change very personally from fiji. what's it been like for you to see that real—time effect? well, to be honest, it's quite devastating. because you get to see your people, like the smaller communities, they are feeling the brunt of it. they

on the 1st day of high level debate at the un general assembly the u.s. president took to the stage to make it wide ranging address donald trump's speech touched upon issues including global trade of the crisis in the persian gulf nuclear proliferation and democracy promotion among the range of topics donald trump touched upon during his speech in new york he didn't let the escalating tensions between washington and tehran slip by the u.s. president condemned iran and its leaders for a quote blood lust for which he says is isolating the country. all nations have a duty to act. no responsible government should subsidize iran's bloodlust. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues sanctions will not be lifted they will be tightened. iran's leaders will have turned a proud nation into just another cautionary tale. of what happens when a ruling class abandons its people and embarks on a crusade for personal power. and riches the iranians don't really take anything that trump says about its evilness very seriously but with when it comes to negotiations the

all eyes will be on new york next week because we have the un general assembly.uhani be there? we are told it's likely he will be there. whether that you will meet it's very unlikely because the supreme leader has put the kibosh on that but president trump is expected to use a speech to the united nations general assembly to call from some sort of international coalition over iran although precisely what that would consist of, who would be a member of that, which countries will be members and so on which countries will be members and so on remains to be seen not least because some countries have been critical of the united states for inflaming tensions in the region as they see it by withdrawing from the iran nuclear corridor. so i think the united states realises that for now it's probably in this alone and the president, with an electionjust over a year to go, having been elected on a promise to withdraw us forces from areas of conflict rather than add to them clearly does not wa nt than add to them clearly does not want a military conflict with iran just now.

assembly 74 session of the un general assembly is opening these days in new york we know that russia's foreign minister said it all of off will be heading russian delegation what questions what issue is he planning to bring up during his address and face to face meetings i think challenges to multilateralism efforts to destroy multiple areas which is emerging. efforts to introduce. rules based word order instead of a very understandable and solid fundamental international law as a framework for international relations will be at the center of minister's speech. besides i'm sure given the magnitude of the problems in many places. of the world given the gravity of crisis says. you know whatever you mentioned you have a crisis situation me gratian climates regional conflicts terrorism you name it so all these will be. addressed both when minister speaks but also at many other events he will attend multilateral events russia presides for the moment in september at the un security council so he will lead the meetings at this level it means syria level well being at the chairs position and a

i think i cast the shadow over the potential for some de—escalation could have come at the un general assembly re un general assembly. i think there were hopes that there could be some potential there for a de—escalations, i think the iranians had signalled they were ready for a meeting, sanction relief. but at the point at which both sides had recognised a dangerous moment i could have stepped back, at at the intention to sanction more certainly undermines the chances of that. we have had just some comment from donald trump, saying that his decision not to strike iran previously is a sign of strength. he is talking about the occasion where they brought down a us drowning was no military response, if he keeps talking tough about being locked and loaded, that he comes across as weak. and we do have from the iranian side from president rouhani at that saudi arabia could be attacked again? i think the variants are testing the us and saudi arabia, i'io are testing the us and saudi arabia, no doubt. this is the second time, la st no doubt. this is the second time, last year, when iran backed militi

pakistan's prime minister has used his speech at the un general assembly to deliver an extraordinary attack on india's crackdown on indian administered kashmir and on khan warns of a bloodbath in the disputed region. the 7th autonomy status of customary territory under its control and a speech earlier india's prime minister made no mention of kashmir though the hall has this report from the united nations so you know the enemy don't you know the police the un general assembly was drawing to a close in new york when suddenly it burst grimly back into life pakistan's prime minister imran khan decried india's decision to revoke self rule in majority muslim populated indian administered kashmir it was part of a policy he said of hindu nationalism and ethnic cleansing what is going to happen when the curfew is lifted will be a bloodbath the people will come out then $100000.00 troops there they haven't come due has not in the mood he says he's done this do for the prosperity of kashmir this is supposed to be for the development of these 900000 troops one of they're going to do when the wh

foreign minister as the international community to band together to combat iran speaking at the un general assembly in new york ibrahim al assad said iran is a bloodthirsty regime menacing the world. also speaking on the sidelines of the un general assembly iran's president says his country would of course engage in talks with the u.s. but only if sanctions are lifted but house and rouhani reiterated that the trumpet ministrations coming tactics are not working. protests over the disappearance of dozens of students 5 years ago have turned violent in mexico. it's believed the 43 students were abducted by gang members with the help of corrupt security forces nobody's yet been convicted demonstrators marched in mexico city demanding justice . well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power who paid for briggs it stage and thanks for watching. there was a lot of dad in this community and that is what he lived on the way when they were going to look 14 yet on the commission want to win this is our man she worked with local women to solve the main problems plaguin

last major obstacle for trade agreement and the white house has wanted it signed during the un's general assemblybritain, france and germany have joined the u.s. and blaming iran for attacks on two key saudi aramco plants last week greeted the issue will be discussed on the sideline of the un's general assembly in new york. claiming responsibility for levels in yemen, saying if iran were behind the attacks, there will be nothing left of the refinery. told euhnson has president donald tusk that he still wants a deal and that brexit will happen at the end of next month. the pair met ahead of the un's general assembly in new york with the split just six weeks away and increasing doubts a deal could be struck. in the u.k., the labour opposition is promising a second referendum. >> too much has happened in the last three years for this now to be decided without consent of the public. a basic andsk them vital question. leave withpared to the best deal that can be secured or wouldn't you rather remain in the eu? ritika: global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700

so as the president said at the un general assembly in 2016 and as he echoed again this year , we're calling for a great reawakening of nations. their people, their pride, their patriotism. so at the state department we are uniquely positioned because of our global footprint and the ways in which we can communicate and engage with people in countries across the world not just at home , have a great story to tell about the partnership, friendship and cooperation we help create with countries across the world that share our interest in order to achieve mutual gain. you can see this in the ministerial to advance religious freedom, first ever posted by the secretary last year. he did it again this year . gathering, more than 100 countries anticipated to help advance religious freedom, think about how we and religious persecution. in the global coalition to defeat isis, many of the united states as well as 80+ countries coming together to cooperate, think through how we stop the threat of lysis everywhere across the world. you see it in the new trade deal with the president just signed. y

prime minister johnson received the news in new york where he's attending the un general assembly he said he disagreed with the ruling but with respect is the main thing is that we're going to get on and deliberative to the 31st yes of course on that when i have to come back but. you know we'll respect that and get on with back in london that his position is now in question parliament will resume on wednesday morning it promises to be a tumultuous return paul brennan al-jazeera the supreme court. head on out of their afghanistan mind allen says after 40 civilians are killed during an operation targeting the taliban. and workers go on strike in greece calling a bad headache for the new government. how the weather's looking lousy fun to draw across southern parts of china a little more clout. central air is easing over toward shanghai josten basin pieces of rain pushing for but not much to speak of into the south of we go the woman sunshine be getting up to around 30 degrees celsius in hong kong for an all phantom had only gets up to around $33.00 degrees and well of the same as we go

prime ministers modi and khan met separately with president on trump on the sidelines of the un general assembly this week but nothing has come of trump's offer to mediate between them and hence no sign of any real progress in avoiding further escalation over kashmir jono al-jazeera at the un in new york. 7 on doma is a columnist with the wall street journal and he says imran khan is making the most of the global states to talk about customer. the way i see that speech i think he had 2 audiences in mind one was of course his domestic audience because this is a very emotive issue in pakistan and the 2nd of course has been the international audience and over the last 2 months or so ever since august 5th when india revoked autonomy for kashmir imran khan has been speaking repeatedly trying to get the international community more involved in this issue so far he hasn't been successful for various reasons i think this sort of is in some ways the sort of done more of something that he's been trying for a long time i am not sure whether this speech is going to move the needle i have not seen the bilate

campaign the ruthie's have been targeting the southern saudi region of now speaking at the un general assembly the foreign minister of yemen's internationally backed government used his speech to blame iran for the conflict in his country and jordan has. well most of the addresses before the u.n. general assembly have been filled with calls to save the planet or to promote economic and social harmony the yemeni foreign minister used his speech to attack those he says are responsible for plunging his country into war and. these are who 3 militias supported by iran the main sponsor of terrorism throughout the world is a ron with its expansion a list iran exploits the resources of its people in order to wage proxy war using militias which are capable of the most heinous forms of destruction and sabotage and. of the then how the army stepped up his rhetoric accusing to han of trying to spread yemen's war into saudi arabia and onto the high seas. yemen with iran has some heavy has wrought havoc in the arab peninsula it has created trained and financed toothy militias to brandish the slogan of the i

as a nod to the many many other blue guy by the un general assembly was drawing to a close in new york when suddenly it burst grimly back into life pakistan's prime minister imran khan decried india's decision to revoke self rule in majority muslim populated indian administered kashmir it was part of a policy he said of hindu nationalism and ethnic cleansing what is going to happen when the curfew is lifted will be a bloodbath. the people will come out then 100000 troops there they haven't come do as near in the more days says he's done this to prosperity of this is supposed to be for the development of these 900000 troops one of they're going to do when the when they come out there will be a bloodbath in his speech accused india's prime minister narendra modi of fascism of pursuing an ideology of hate and racial purity drawn from hitler and mussolini in the 1930 s. he said the un must intervene to avoid conflict between 2 nuclear armed neighbors this is a test for the united nations you are the one who guaranteed the people of kashmir the right of self-determination. they are sufferin

pakistan's prime minister has used his speech at the un general assembly to attack india's crackdown in india administered kashmir it warned of a bloodbath in the disputed region last month india revoked the semi autonomous status of a kashmiri territory under its control india's prime minister also addressed the summit but made no mention of kashmir china whole reports from the united nations and the middle of the. un general assembly was drawing to a close in new york when suddenly it burst grimly back into life pakistan's prime minister decried india's decision to revoke self rule in majority muslim populated indian administered kashmir it was part of a policy he said of him nationalism and ethnic cleansing what is going to happen when the gov use lifted will be a bloodbath the people will come out then $100000.00 troops there. dundas do what prosperity of this is supposed to be for the development of these 900000 troops one of their going to do well when they come out there will be a bloodbath. in his speech khan accused india's prime minister narendra modi of fascism of pursuing

period on record at diplomatic editor james space looks at how much it will be discussed at the un general assembly this year. it's the biggest diplomatic gathering in the world with delegations from all the countries that are members of the united nations in 2 and a half years heading the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists has made great efforts to resolve the world's most deadly conflicts but with little progress in an interview for al-jazeera is planet s.o.s. he told me he wants the focus of this year's high level week on an issue he says is even more important climate the sets of each of these conflicts is to a certain extent localized and climate change became a global set for humankind and the global set for the planet and scenes are evolving in such a way that climate change became an excellent set of conflict with tension growing between the u.s. saudi arabia and iran the situation in the gulf will be high on the agenda and one of the un's most experienced diplomats told me with so many key players in the same place at the same time there could be important developments things c

world leaders from un member states of preparing to take their seats for this year's general assembly president rouhani and president trump will attend can grow in tensions between the u.s. and iran the east will multilateral efforts provide solutions to a global refugee crisis escalating laws and climate change before it's too late so join us for extensive coverage of the un general assembly on al-jazeera indonesia is in the grip of an extinction epidemic with endangered species disappearing at record levels can it be stopped before it's too life one a one a stint best to gates indonesia's wildlife crisis on al-jazeera. the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it. will bring you the news and current affairs that much of. the bahamas prepares for another tropical storm just days after hurricane dorian cts devastation across the islands. there are live from die also coming up. a disaster. we're beyond being didn't support commute pakistan's prime minister. of india is violations of human rights and the kashmir region. striking workers

made the comments at the un general assembly relations between riyadh and tehran nosedived further after a recent attack on saudi oil facilities saudi arabia and the usa iran was responsible even though terror on denies this anonymous will be here today we be a historic responsibility the credibility of this organization and the entire world as its stake the iranian regime is lived with one of 2 options either become a normal state that respects international laws and norms or face an international unified position that uses all instruments of pressure deterrence palestinian president mahmoud abbas has threatened to terminate all signed agreements with israel if it acts as a key part of the west bank and comes after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank urge the international community to help end what he calls israeli aggression in palestine now protests over the disappearance of dozens of students have turned violent in mexico. it's been 5 years since 43 students went missing they're believed to have been abduct

has arrived to cheering crowds at a youth summit on climate change in new york ahead of the un general assembly next week. thousands of paratroopers have taken part in a re—enactment of one of the key european battles of the second world war. they descended by parachute upon the dutch city of arnhem. at 10pm kate silverton will have a full round—up of the day's news. first, time for our world — which this week focuses on twin girls who were born joined at the head then brought from pakistan to london's great ormond street children's hospital for a series of highly complex operations. safa and marwa are identical twins joined at the head. their family, from pakistan, want doctors to separate them. great ormond street in london is one of the few hospitals in the world with the expertise to do it. this is safa's brain, that's marwa's brain. what we need to achieve is effectively untwist the brains, and that is difficult, pretty difficult to do just in your head. but it is perilous. the bbc was given unique access to chart the complex medical and ethical choices made... this is the day, the moment

world leaders from un member states a pairing to take their seats for this year's general assembly. trump will attend. growing tensions between the u.s. and iran. will multilateral efforts provide solutions to a global refugee crisis escalating wars and climate change before it's too late join us for extensive coverage of the un general assembly on al-jazeera. yeah. i get in a. demand. yeah nato bear your question. i know it's of a n.a.o. can. you know the kidney. you took that would give. him a cigar thank us again. finally i never heard of you know with him i don't want to help you. i don't. know you know. both i know yeah it's a minute ago but i am going to you were very one he went to medical on it. would you let. me. go. yes. later what you had lou noble doing lemon out of money. but what i said. to my limits said thank you both i know yeah yeah. and i'm going. to get like a ballad now that i. was innocent yes i was you know much. more they're going to. call me a minute. but amen amen lester that's him and as in a minute said oh maybe a magazine beethoven or to do a medal in de

syria's deputy prime minister has used his address at the un general assembly to demand the immediate the drawl of all foreign forces while it says his country is open to international dialogue but not at the expense of its national integrity our diplomatic editor james base has more from the u.n. . syria's deputy prime minister walid muallem again representing his country at the un general assembly hit out to nato members for their military presence in syria. who were to the united states in turkey maintain an illegal military presence inside northern syria they have been so arrogant to the point of holding discussions and reaching agreements on the creation of a so-called safe zone inside syria as if they were planning to establish the zone on american or turkish soil the u.n. believes this is an important moment for syria after 8 and a half years of war at the end of october 150 delegates comprised of 3 groups nominated by the assad government the opposition and representing civil society will meet here un headquarters in geneva under these terms of reference the committee will com

un general assembly was drawing to a close in new york when suddenly it burst grimly back into life pakistan's prime minister imran khan decried india's decision to revoke self rule in majority muslim populated indian administered kashmir it was part of a policy he said of hindu nationalism and ethnic cleansing what is going to happen when the gov use lifted will be a bloodbath the people will come out then $100000.00 troops there they haven't come do ours not in the more diseases he's done this do for the prosperity of this is supposed to be for the development of these 900000 troops one of they're going to do. when they come out they'll be a blood but in his speech accused india's prime minister narendra modi of fascism of pursuing an ideology of hate and racial purity drawn from hitler and mussolini in the 1930 s. he said the un must intervene to avoid conflict between 2 nuclear armed neighbors this is a test for the united nations you are the one who guaranteed the people of kashmir the right of self-determination ah they are suffering because of that. and this is the time. this is the tim

protests in the capital president abdel fatah sisi returned to cairo early on friday from the un general assembly in new york this welcome posted on his official facebook page with the president reassures this crowd that all is well with the market what are you doing here why you got up early on a friday morning life is good and easy you have to know that the egyptians are very aware of how they try to fake the realities unrealistic things and deceive the people for the sake of allah and for the sake of you what happened before will never happen again don't worry and don't be worried good morning to you but despite the president's assurances something is happening here we're going out troops all over the streets of cairo now is and we are to do random checks all over the city is a very clear reflection of this government's insecurity. the fact that the thing that runs this government more than anything else is the voice of its own people our government didn't secure any standing at security which little missy and it support among egyptians would be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protes

do come as iranian president is scheduled to arrive in new york city tomorrow to attend the un general assembly week, he's not schedule today meet with anyone from the american delegation or president trump. arthel. arthel: tray, before i let you go, what's the latest on the israeli's elections? >> well, messy here as expected but after elections last week and israeli prime minister benjamin beto o'rourke, the party losing by 2 votes to their main opponent in the blue and white party, lit bit of horse-trading behind the scenes as both candidates are trying to get the support of smaller parties to get to magic number, the connected here f either candidate is able to get that support they'll then get the nod from israeli president to try to form a government and stands today after main opponent of prime minister netanyahu received the support of an arab coalition that would give him 13 additional seats, it feels that he will get first nod, anything can happen in israel and voters on the ground will tell you it's a surprise. eric: overdoses that happened inside pittsburgh apartments, victims were

the sidelines of the united nations general assembly in new york but he reiterated the trumpet ministrations current tactics are not working also speaking at the un general assembly was palestinian president mahmoud abbas he threatened to terminate all signed agreements with israel if it did next is a key part of the west bank and it comes after israel's prime minister announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank the us president is proposing to cut the number of refugees accepted by the u.s. to its lowest level ever if adopted the number of refugees allowed in the next year will be limited to $18000.00 this will only have a state and local governments agree to it france is mourning the death of former president jacques chirac is son in law says the 6 year old died peacefully surrounded by his family. those are the headlines the news continues here and now this is after one on one east the stuntmen of bollywood. didn't the u.s. treasury or just a few months ago say that no chinese was going to manipulate so we bring you the stories and developments that are likely changing the world the living what's behind the rise of p

called on nations around the globe to embrace nationalism he was addressing the 1st day of the un general assembly in new york his delivery stood a wave of online mockery for it's not in the though. one of the greatest security threats facing peace loving nations today is the repressive regime in iran. the regimes record of death and destruction is well known to us all. the dictator maduro is a cuban top that protected by cuban bodyguards hiding from his own people well cuba plunders venezuela's oil wealth to sustain its own corrupt communist rule. wise leaders always put the good of their own people. and their own country 1st the future does not belong to global as their future belongs to patriots. spaces their money wondering what actually happened to his more usual adam a to deliver public describing is totally. boring. and. whose thirst for control. eludes them into thinking they are dead. and you have to venezuela. this is the book of us reading while dumbell chompers in the general assembly xenophobic and discourse. there is a growing recognition. and reciprocal. america's goal is harmony. y

delegation to the un general assembly. rules the prime minister broke the law by suspending parliament. tomorrow. broadcasting live from our studios. and john thomas really glad to have you with us . let's go to our breaking news story 1st out of washington where democratic house speaker nancy pelosi has announced a formal impeachment inquiry against president our u.s. correspondent. and simple o.c. the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives has come forward to announce the formation of a formal impeachment inquiry into donald trump nancy pelosi argues that donald trump has seriously violated the u.s. constitution this relates to a phone call and which donald trump was speaking to the ukrainian president and in the conversation he threatened to withhold over $400000000.00 of military aid from ukraine and he urged the ukrainian leader to launch an investigation into joe biden and his son hunter biden in their business dealings in the country this is nancy pelosi announcing the launching of a formal inquiry of impeachm

fails to granted visas to several members of the russian delegation to the un general assembly. also coming up the u.k. supreme court rules the country's prime minister broke the vela law 'd by suspending parliament in a unanimous decision by 11 justices it was ruled out for. legal effect there for the holidays still technically say. that's still in my dreams my childhood which you are and you would see teen. global attention by addressing world leaders at the un but it seems that everyone is bumping into her and. just mean those behind her including her parents and financial backers me i would have to call it what is child abuse seems like greg has had some acting lessons seem so fake to me . grab your training in from a right around the globe this hour a very warm welcome to moscow to r.t.e. international my name's o'neill our top story. the u.s. president just addressed the u.n. general assembly in new york a lot of topics been spoken about for about 48 minutes or so to world leaders that centra it touched upon key global challenges including trade the crisis in the persian g