this document has been evaluated by the un general assembly as the cornerstone of european security. he, although outdated, but still more or less determined the military balance, and now the polish government quite consciously destroys the last legal pillars of the european one. security systems are mining the whole of europe belarus is not interested in escalation, they also reminded that when russia suspended the treaty in itself, this caused a lot of noise and criticism minsk intends to appreciate how noisily the european capitals will react to the unambiguously destructive step of the polish government us vice president announced that the american side promised to deploy on polish territory several thousand soldiers in addition to those already in poland reform in the trash. we will not give up with such a slogan advocated by the demonstrators. in paris, the country is undergoing 12 national strikes against pension reform, railway workers and trade unionists arrived at the building of the french company louis vinton. some demonstrators. managed to get inside the protesters live

procedure of adopting the new permanent security council member and there was no vote at the un general assemblyeing illegitimate and also in violation of the un charter. what does it say about the un as an institution? well obviously as an institution it was set up by the second world war in a way to provide peace, and these p5 countries, permanent members, nuclear states, were here to be sort of a jury of the world, and we are facing for the first time really a situation where a nuclear power launches an attack against ukraine that actually relinquished nuclear state and the un deems to be within the security council not really powerful, but what is interesting this time is that the un general assembly is acting quite forcefully where two quite powerful resolutions and also a special commission on inquiry to investigate war crimes, crimes against humanity, that the un is actually leading, which is so important to actually tell the story of who is the perpetrator and who is the victim. volodymyr zelensky called last year for the security council to be dissolved or reformed because of this actio

also, as an individual nation, voted at the un general assembly tojoin a voted at the un general assembly a declaration demanding a full russian withdrawal from all ukrainian territory in accordance with international law. why is it so difficult for you to say that you want ukraine to push russian forces out of the country?— russian forces out of the count ? ., ., , country? look, our position is absolutely _ country? look, our position is absolutely clear _ country? look, our position is absolutely clear since - country? look, our position is absolutely clear since the - country? look, our position is| absolutely clear since the very beginning of this war. we condemn the war in the strongest possible ways. we stand up for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine without any kind of doubt, with that territorial integrity and sovereignty of all countries including ukraine, must be respected. so we want to know us, the number one priority is to save lives of the people and in order to save lives of the people, this war must be stopped because of the war is not being stopped, if

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there is a huge opportunity there that the un general assembly voted to take responsibility for lastbal tax rules away from the 0ecd which has been setting those rules for the last 60 years. there is the opportunity to rethink how we use tax globally and nationally to ensure that there is a sustainable path out of the climate crisis, and not i that further path out of the climate crisis, and noti that further index countries. it really highlights how much of a challenge this is. thank you very much. later this week, investors and the financial markets will be keeping a close eye on the latest us inflation figures. a slowdown in how quickly prices are rising could lead to the federal reserve to halt plans to keep hiking interest rates. in recent weeks, here in europe, we've seen inflation slow, particularly in spain and germany. so is the same likely in the us? let's speak now to our north america business correspondent samira hussain . that is a challenge, we know that the fed has got to make a calculated gamble about what it does to keep those prices in check.— gamble about what it

exactly, because the un and the general assembly is engaging $181.00 items in just in this year a. so are we talking about sustainable development to my rights, international policy security? well, if we can talk about a moment, the, the one issue that is, i guess, front and center at the moment and that is the born you crime. and there's been some criticism that are the you, when i, even before the war started, hadn't done enough to try and prevented. and in, in the, in the one years since that it hasn't pushed hard enough, a back against russia. so i guess what i'm asking is, what are your thoughts on, on most critics or the war has put the un into test? or you may know that the, the neil, the body in the united nations as that is supposed to look off to peace and security and be a guardian of the international peace. is the security cause. now we have a case where a permanent member of the security council has attacked its neighbor. and at the same time, it's paralyzed by its veto power. the whole secure to cause a the war has been going on for more than a year. and the secret c

huge experience of this life of sanctions, or something, if i may say so last year, and the un general assemblythe lifting of restrictions. and the united states department of the treasury eased some sanctions, do you think that such measures may affect the foreign policy of the club? i don't think so, because they have been trying to break cuba for over 60 years into the fact that, uh, there is certainly uh in the country their internal problems are problems. e economic nature, which is the cuban leadership. e, he is trying to solve it, including with the help of his closest allies, including with the help of the russian federation with the help of our country. uh, that's why i don't think that any influence on the foreign policy of cuba, what you are talking about in succession here, uh, is extremely high. actually external influence, if we talk about em sanctions and from them, which you mentioned about the removal save. blockades is a resolution adopted by the general assembly. year after year, this is not a new topic, uh, and. uh, in fact, this resolution enjoys the support of the vast maj

american bureau valentina bogdanov sergey's press conferences lavrov here on the site of the un general assembly headquarters of the streamer is always e, a real full house and today is no exception, and especially in the current situation. well, let's start with the news. actually. the first question concerned the letter that the secretary general antonio guterish, through sergei lavrov, handed over the grain deal, apparently, some leaks have already appeared. lavrov warned american and western journalists against their publications bad this one, he. well, in detail, he dwelled on why the deal is stalling and tried to answer the question. still, the grain deal is alive. what is the correct name of the black sea initiative or not ? rosselkhozbank is the main bank that serves ours. uh, agricultural export is disconnected from swift from the swift system and uh, some one-time alternatives to three american banks, the general secretary asked uh, to replace agricultural bank, or rather replace swift and help the russian agricultural bank service export operations. uh a few months have passed and uh,

in 1947, the un general assembly approved the plan. this cleared the way for the creation of the state of israel, the following year. only one day after its founding, israel was attacked by 5 arab armies. ha. in the ensuing war, israel captured around 40 percent of the land that had been designated for palestinians. jerusalem became a divided city hundreds of thousands of palestinians fled or were expelled. then in 1967, another war resulted in a further power shift. since then israel has occupied both the west bank and east jerusalem and his imposed a blockade on the gaza strip. israel has been criticized internationally for its occupation policies. many governments including germany's se israeli settlements in the west bank breach international law. for many jews, israel continues to be a place of longing and of refuge. when russia invaded ukraine, tens of thousands of jews fled to israel. a safe haven in times of trouble where every jew has a right to citizenship. and let's get more, we are joined now by or you told me who was the s

again, the counselor, this issue would then be brought off for the bates in the un general assembly. we did not object, even though the idea was openly against russia. we have nothing to hide you when we use the veto. we clearly explain the reasons, and we do not hesitate to repeat all case the general assembly. however, the veto isn't even right. an integral part of the mechanisms and shined in the un charter. they can visual nevada and the reason that validation of each other and use but noncompliance with the resolutions adopted by the security council is already validation of the charts. i think it was article 25 maybe just on for those who blatantly seek to abolish them, to report back to the general assembly and such resolutions sabotaged by the west all the decisions on palestine western sahara golden height. if somebody calls you back in the rainy nuclear program, but you out of cause the message agreement is all new cranes that we just spoke about it yesterday. you are thank you. i sent your a p and says, grossly exploiting the crane an issue trying to win, developing countr

the un general assembly adopted agenda 2030, which outlines 17 sustainable development goals to guide international development for the next decade. the s t g 's build off the previous set of global goals. these come from agenda 21. they're called the millennium development goals, and they identify $169.00 specific targets focused on creating an economically socially and environmentally sustainable world. what this means is creating a world that is unilaterally pro secular liberalism and a key piece of establishing an order of post christian secular liberalism is pushing l g b t q. really hard. yes, yes. in the law fair, i agree with you, but also in the culture. well, and that's the question i don't think and maybe i'm over sorry. banner for i myself . i don't think anybody should ever be killed for a choice like that. i don't think that's the place that any bay should stand and some of these governments do take that position, that is different. i think from overall what we're talking about here. i do think that that is something that could be worked on. not necessarily the pushing o

in 1947, the un general assembly approved the plan. this cleared the way for the creation of the state of israel, the following year. only one day after its founding, israel was attacked by 5 arab armies. ha, in the ensuing war, israel captured around 40 percent of the land that had been designated for palestinians. jerusalem became a divided city. hundreds of thousands of palestinians fled or were expelled. then in 1967, another war resulted in a further power shift. since then, israel has occupied both the west bank and east jerusalem and his imposed a blockade on the gaza strip. israel has been criticized internationally for its occupation policies. many governments including germany's say, israeli settlements in the west bank breach international law. for many jews. israel continues to be a place of longing and of refuge when russia invaded ukraine. tens of thousands of jews fled to israel. a safe haven in times of trouble where every jew has a right to citizenship. ah, the worlds of entertainment and human rights activism are mark

you also, as an individual nation, voted at the un general assembly to join a declaration demanding a full russian withdrawal from all ukrainian territory in accordance with international law. why is it so difficult for you to say that you want ukraine to push russian forces out of the country? look, our position is absolutely clear since the very beginning of this war. we condemn the war in the strongest possible way. we stand up for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine without any kind of doubt, without any kind of question. this is a basic principle of ours, that territorial integrity and sovereignty of all countries including ukraine, must be respected. so we want this war to be stopped as soon as possible because for us, the number one priority is to save lives of the people and in order to save lives of the people, this war must be stopped because of the war is not being stopped, if it is being escalated and prolonged, that means that there are more and more people dying. but with respect, this idea, if i may... (crosstalk) i don't think it makes sense to speak a

american bureau , valentina bogdanov, will tell sergey lavrov's press conference here at the un general assemblyn general, at the headquarters of the idea non-exclusion, and especially in the current situation. well, let's start with the news. actually. the first question concerned the letter that general secretary antonio guterish, through sergei lavrov, handed over to vladimir putin about the grain deal. apparently there are already some leaks. lavrov warned, and american and western journalists from their publications are bad. this is the tone. well, in detail, he dwelled on why the deal is stalling and tried to answer the question. still, the grain deal is alive, what is the correct name of the black sea you are the main bank that serves ours. uh, agricultural export is disabled for us swift from the swift system and no one is going to return it there instead. hey, we're offered. uh, some one-time alternatives to three american banks , the secretary general asked, uh, to replace rosselkhozbank, or rather replace swift and help rosselkhozbank service export operations, really one of the banks

volodymyr zelenskyi called on the chilean parliament , which supported the resolution of the un general assemblyon recognizing russia as a terrorist country, to also support the efforts of the international criminal court that issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin, the president of ukraine spoke about our destruction of cities and villages, about the camps where the russian occupiers kept ukrainians in inhumane conditions cannot be the norms of the kind of war that russia is currently waging against ukraine, and therefore russia itself, what it has become . it cannot and will not be the norm, this is a fascist state - a state of terrorism, an evil state, a state that deserves the legal and fair treatment of the world, the treatment of criminals in ukraine it is no longer necessary to carry out the action plan regarding nato membership , it was removed from the agenda at the meeting of the ukraine nato commission in brussels due to the fact that ukraine has already applied for membership, moreover , the ministers of foreign affairs of the member countries the alliance supported the creation

remind zimbabwe voted against the resolution of the un general assembly on crimea and also against thension of russia's participation in the un human rights council, in turn, mabel chanamon noted that russia, together with china, vetoed the un security council resolution, the implementation of which could lead to military intervention in her country relations between our countries go back to the era of the soviet union when the ussr supported us in our struggle for independence for me, the support that you and your government provides african countries. it's like a breath of fresh wind of the country, the west thinks in old clichés of colonial habits, trying to impose their will on another state , vyacheslav volodin noted, but the system of international relations is now undergoing a process of transformation. to counteract this, we are from washington and the world, uh, is on the way, and could the polar structure of the system of this large structure, and certainly the african continent plays a huge people for everyone , obviously only in a modern state. the people have the opportuni

s. uses its position and the un general assembly to try to interfere in joint projects between russia and cuba. what is your take on that statement? i think it is an accurate statement, right? more than any type of ideology or keno nationality. it is obvious that the u. s. has a strong hold on the un and the important decisions that affects other countries. i'm. i have another another decision, but also not even in the u. n. is the us trying to accept what they are trying to move forward, right. the west is trying to move forward with the sessions. we know of organizations that did you 7 like nato and all these western organizations that are led by the u. s. right. it's the u. s. plus its allies or plus it's friends more than more than anything. so we see that the us is actually losing a lot of support in america. of course, this would have to do something very strong, would have to happen to eliminate the presence of the us. but we see that they're trying, and america impose their ideas here in the, in after that we have a right wing government which is actually very being supported

obviously we will try to continue our efforts , let's say to pass such a decision through the un general assembly, and this would be the best ideal solution to the creation of such a tribunal, but if not, then, as a matter of fact, involvement is possible more and the number of e-e countries before here, the creation of such a tribunal will be the right and such a complete answer to e real justice for the crimes in this war, i am excited with you klympush-tsenza - see the full version on the youtube page voice of america in ukrainian american chef and participant of the 10th season of the masterchef show on the sims is coming to buchi for the sixth time in the past year, his goal is not only to feed the townspeople , but also to raise the morale of people who survived the occupation and bombing. oblast experienced what it's like to live under the constant threat of a russian air attack anna kostyuchenko and pavel sukhodolsky met the boss this is a huge pot of borscht that holds more than 500 portions of borscht prepared for the residents of bucha by an american a chef at nosims, a 37-year-old sho

the united states did not issue visas to several members of the russian delegation at the un general assemblyn march 2023. washington again did not give visas to russians to participate in events. un in april, austria did not issue visas to most of the russian delegation to participate in all these special un committees mikhail mishustin came today to congratulate employees of the lavochkin npo on cosmonautics day this is one of the leading enterprises of the rocket and space industry in russia, where they develop and manufacture scientific spacecraft for working in near-earth space and for deep space exploration, universal upper stages fregat , earth remote sensing satellites and much more , they showed the prime minister how the spektr spacecraft is assembled uv is a space observatory that will explore objects of the universe in the ultraviolet range of the electromagnetic spectrum launch is scheduled after 28 years is in the manufacturing stage it is normally found more. more than twice. every spring the reindeer herder day gathers the inhabitants of the tundra a man demonstrates his stren

there must be peace in ukraine just and strong, as supported by 141 countries at the un general assembly a few weeks ago, until this is achieved , the united states, together with its partners, will continue to send ukraine the help it needs to protect its territory and its people in the de-occupied kherson region, law enforcement officers found 10 catapults and say all crimes will be exposed when the left bank of the region will be freed from the occupiers, those who try to resist the occupiers will be under the greatest threat. the sbu of yanukovych's time, oleksandr yakymenko, will be tried in absentia for treason and, in particular, for the fact that he and eight other people tortured the people of kherson right in the center of the city, a special report by olga chayko, this is one of the most terrible tortures in kherson. then they tortured people in the dungeon, it still gives the creepy men and women were kept in cold joint cells , people understand that it is impossible to warm up with a piece given, the sbu employees take us on the walls, on the floors, there are still traces o

order is, for example , if there is, relatively speaking, a certain extended situation with the un general assemblyre will be no world hegemon, and the world hegemot will be represented, as it were, by some kind of world parliament. uh, this is the second uh, the second option that was offered there in the middle of the 2000s in the mid-10s. this is considered such a european version of global international law, and not under the leadership of any particular state. e. well, then, in fact, the situation doesn't change at all. simply conditionally, this is not some specific state. they are, well, a certain number of subjects. not only, by the way, it was proposed to turn off the states there. and representatives of various kinds, namely the nationality of the nations, not necessarily, which are framed, as the state sounds, like utopia both, all the more so since the hegemon himself, now rather, who was in relation to justice from the outside, takes a tough position, even a special law was adopted on the protection of us citizens from the attacks of criticism of the international court back in the lat

the un general assembly, no one, makes a secret out of his and the central african republic. the sudan review found a number of other countries she needed, which is like one level as a brochure. legitimate authority to request such services have the full right? so it's and spoke with at the if you are concerned about it, whether it's just double check my company or the number of private firms from major firms that said the u. s. and it's always the u. k. in france, you just google it. there are dozens of companies like that. for many years. they were to write and border side ukraine. when she's in the office, which was a lot of speculation. us bought a sudan and you said that the, the tragedy people are dying was a diploma of there are threats to diplomats major factors. we are aware of this up to date with the development of school for the service that you teach. so. so through our embassy was asked to, to provide, to please some of the un employees from the children's fund. i don't know how to do it, but very much we'll figure out what was after this press conference . well

, that is, if it is a court, which will have the highest mandate precisely confirmed by the un general assembly and it will be an international tribunal that will work both in the case of consideration of the case of er russian aggression and with other er relevant er soldiers who will be considered as acts of aggression and fall under the jurisdiction of this the tribunal can be, for example, the hokt tribunal created exclusively to consider the situation of the war in russia, which unleashed it in ukraine , it can be a regional tribunal, that is, in fact, it can be created on the basis of the decisions of several european institutions such as the european union , the council of europe, this can be the decision of several states in several dozen states, you reminded me today that costa rica has already joined and there are already 33 states that support four countries 3 4 33 until yesterday, there were actually 34 states, but this is not enough 34 states, let me remind you that you need 132 states that voted for such a decision on gen and the un, and then the mandate of this institution would

september the united states did not issue visas to several members of the russian delegation to the un general assembly2023, washington again did not give visas to russians to participate in events. un in april austria did not issue visas to most of the russian delegation to participate in all the un special committee days of russian wines began in russia producers present the best brands yulia makarova will tell you more. this is already the tenth day of russian wines, the action is held twice a year from april to june, when wines of the previous harvest year and in october-november immediately after the grape harvest and each time new outlets of 13 retail chains are connected. this year they support the first part of non-russian propellers. you know that these are not russian wines, we host them twice a year, and this is just a network and promotions of retail chains and events in restaurants and, of course, festivals and fairs in different regions of the country. with that, it is very important to be official partners this year. we have not only federal retail chains, but many regional chains, offic

and while sco tx remains on hold for now, the un general assembly is being pushed to discuss the technology for the 1st time in 2023. i've been digging of people, we have been advocating climate issues for a very long time. i would have loved to have all of this attention to actually address the root causes of climate change. i have actually also reflected on how quick people are to cling onto the notion of the quick feet or the technology to mention and don't get me wrong. i do believe that technology and innovation will play very important part, but we need to find ways that actually get switched off to lower emissions and the solar gee engineering technology does not do that. lowering global carpet emissions is seen as such an impossible task that people seem to be willing to do almost anything else, but that including what seems ironically like, bearing your head in the sand. although in this case what's being buried are emissions. we know that up here, carbon dioxide is a big problem. but we believe deep down there lies an important part of the solution to one of the technologies that

because what we found recently was that vietnam did not vote when it comes to un general assembly resolutions. vietnam did not vote with the west condemning rush as invasion of ukraine. so what do you think of that? i mean, there must be growing pressure on vietnam from the west, and particularly from the united states aside with them on the ukrainian issue. are you surprised that vietnam is playing a balancing act here? no, i wouldn't be surprised by that date. there's no reason to vietnam to do or condemn the russians in ukraine. what, what was it? what's your grey mean to vietnam? and they have every reason to want to remain is on after he's in terms, if not quite good terms with russia. so there's no reason for them to condemn the russian invasion. and your grand just isn't just really they can see it is not really you their, their immediate concern. and why should they get involved? well, let's talk while i was in, and just for the sake of time, i'll jump in there. and i mean, how important is the russian vietnamese relationship when it comes to pets a, when, when it comes to sort of a t

piece of the lucy written assembly one of the, of the collaborative date by introduced by an un general assembly is the december, the 12th of 2015 with of she looked at the other was thoroughly miller wilson would celebrate the 78th anniversary of luxury in like world war 2. so she 1st got their feet in nazi germany. yoshika. so using which was was what else are so great contribution? were you and i think allies, but i like the foundations, no is spelled a post or international order or some on the 5th legal basis was the went charter, east to hand, are organizations and bodies, and true multilateralism blue shoe and acquired his center on the coordinating role and well, the politics, it literally will switch for nearly 8 years. the when will handle filled or the critical emission was moved entrusted to it by the founding fathers facility for a decade later. when you're marie with you basis them of so of mutual understanding while you're fine for a minute to meetings and sit over missouri and security council has guaranteed global security. so those will and in so doing, it has created the condi

so if i may read you a statement by the un general assembly bureau committee released on april the 5th, it says quote, it condemns the raid by israeli forces inside the alex a mosque compound, on april, the 4th. and it goes on say, quote, israel's illegal policies and practices have continued to entrench its illegal occupation. do you agree that what is causing the tensions here? are israeli attempts to entrench an occupation through imposing laws and regulations and policies which are illegal? absolutely not. there's one very clear reason why this has happened to you in raleigh. the same thing happened a year ago. if you let me on to the question a year ago on the eve of passover, aladin half before easter, we had exactly the same copy paste incidence that we've had in the last 2 days. it's the eve of passover when jews are beginning to prepare for best celebrations. and you had exactly the same situation last year. 350 terrorists that have been incited on cold by how much they barricaded themselves from the night before into the lack of compound desecrating the mosque, with fireworks

and a crescent in this awful they tried to blame russia for the crime, but in the end, the un general assemblyesponsible for social, cultural and humanitarian issues withdrew all its accusations directed against russia. the solemn salute , by the way, will rest a little. that's right, come on. understood on the balcony. how much time will you have to set 5 minutes? come quickly. hello could you look after my purchases. i need to go to the ladies' room. here, a person, including a guard, died on the spot. another 12 were in the hospital. why so much over? what do you think? whose hands it is, but the professionals obviously worked, the sabotage is well planned, and who is explaining? the only clue here is this woman, she left the bomb. we establish her route and possible witnesses, as well as study camera footage from the mall. well work on all the results. report to me personally. dad, let's go for a walk. we have to talk. analyze the handwriting is understandable while we understand. i have watched all the videos. here is the best image of the suspect, who is found out there is no way the fac

abused its privilege, and it is a privilege that the, you know, the main center of, of the un where the general assembly and the un security council are held is held in new york. that is a privilege and a responsibility. something that the u. s. has repeatedly weaponized, not just against russia, delaying our view skating, trying to drag out the process of a prior supplying v who the new member should be and shouldn't be, should represented by seats of the us, the u. k. and fran. busy altogether, as permanent members of the security council, us would never give away the rights of that. similarly, approving countries such as south africa and brazil to respect their reflect their respective parts of the world would be thing is giving too much power to the brakes . madrid, russia, india, china, and south africa grew. so absent, a major global confrontation such as originated the u. n. n or the current form in world war 2. i don't think that there is any such agreement possible because of the current geopolitical allow it such as russia, but also countries like china, india, and brazil, the cooling for talk

that would have to go beyond the un general assembly and the government reached out to any of the peopleand other countries to build support with such a tribunal? >> thank you, thank you for your support first the core group of countries that support the special tribunal is expanding, and the newcomer is important from the latin america and we are in constant communication with members of the united nations. important to get more support from the establishment of the special tribunal. for this, i would ask not only the supporting us by words but also may be to share the work with the countries of concern who still are not able to fix their position on the side of the international tribunal so that our friends and allies who are ready to help us in establishing a special tribunal will also deal with some countries where you historically have more communication opportunities or capabilities. this would be very helpful. >> thank you for that. in 2014, russian forces invaded ukraine's sovereign territory for the first time in donbas and crimea and occupied those areas ever since. during the