general assembly meetings. but they don't have a, the possibility to vote on resolutions as a non member of the state. that's a dis doctor. recognition of state that was granted by the un general assembly in 2012 by a vast majority of the country. so if for them to become a full member of the of the united nations 1st, they need the approval of the un security council. and then they need to that if this general assembly to recognize paul assigned as a member of the you. and that shouldn't be that hard because a current to the $140.00 out of $193.00. you and members recognize the state of pol list. and so the hard part that they are facing now is that they get through the security council for the 1st admission. and then also they will be put to vote at the un general assembly and for them to become full members. all right, who we know you'll be watching. it isn't as we said, that but in the or in security council, i'm expecting to take place at any moment. now, benjamin alvarez group of course, in washington, benjamin, thank you. as you're watching, the video is coming up after the break. a dw documentary looks at how dance influenced the development of humans and white

by 2013, we speak to the president of the un general assembly about his call to action. china is germany's biggest trade partner bought. berlin also sees of aging as a competitor and a rival at a 1st ever strategy on china launch last year in touch to reduce dependence on the chinese market. but during his visit last week to china, the german chancellor signalled his intentions to maintain business ties that may have and get some of all that shows his closest allies. the you has lot, several investigations into exports of chinese going technology to protect your pin industry from what it sees as i'm competition. dmitri meza dancler reports on what's at stake for schultz 3 days in china for chancellor william schulz and his entourage of top chief executives. from leading german companies, that's despite the german government announced strategy to reduce risk of becoming too dependent on china. shania lighting by which is shown shit, fucking china in germany of the 2nd and 3rd largest economies in the world. and the significance of consolidating and developing sino gem and relations transcen

county has rebounded all the economic reforms working and we speak to the president of the un general assembly about has called action on sustainability council. the cost on al jazeera, the united states has long been a steadfast supporter of israel. but controlling criticism of president biden's handling of does it turn the tide and our fears of a wider war, shifting attention away from israel's continued assault on the palestinian. we'll ask the renown economists and director of columbia university center for sustainable development is weeks headliner. jeffrey sachs, the perfect, thank you so much for joining us upfront. great to be with you. on april, 13th, you're on launched more than $300.00 drones and missiles towards israel following a deadly is really attack on the iranian consulate in damascus. is the 1st time iran has directly attacked israel, while israel's weighing how it's going to respond to around the attack and global leaders at the same time saying, hey, you need some restraint here. the us said that it wants to see these tensions deescalate and then it wouldn't join is really

and it's ultimately degrading the un general assembly and making it a bonus points list as the league of nations. and just the final point briefly, if we can negotiate, because i did want to just point this site directly, the nato bombing of serbia, back in 19900, some civilian scale. do you think that the un general assembly would put that to a vote at perhaps is not any less of a tragedy or maybe less or numbers but of what happened then sharpened dates? well, i mean, as you said, it's a simple majority vote. if the, if say the serbian government puts that up as a resolution and enough people vote for it to attend that, have a, some kind of unresolved hostility towards the west. it could just as easily be declared genocide as well. i mean, at this point everything anything can be declared to genocide, which is precisely the peril of this resolution. yeah, thanks so much for your take on this. it's something we'll be watching very.

nations general assembly meetings, but not to bode on resolutions and the palestinians are currently a non member of service state. that's a defect or recognition of state that was granted by the un general assembly by a vast majority of countries. so getting at least 2 thirds of the general assembly that will be the 2nd step that they would need of to a, getting the green light from the un security council shouldn't be that hard because currently 140 out of $193.00. you and member some more than 2 thirds actually recognize the state of palestine. benjamin explained to us why this is all happening right now. jerry, is the country of introduce distrust it says that it's a failure to act a cold. it is serious, unforgivable a mistake. it's invested or also argued that admitting the palestinians to the united nations, which is strengthened broadband of the mind, the 2 state solution. that's an argument that some of opponents has been bringing forward again and again and on the question of why now we have a you in general is secretary antonio gutierrez. she said earlier today, also at the un security council and that, and i called the recent escalation, make it even more important to

day became a holiday. during the day in the ussr, and 10 years later it was recognized by the un general assemblyhusk of march 8 fell off immediately after the collapse of the union, and it remained with us as the day when we give compliments and flowers and attention to women. now, as for february 23rd. on this day in 1918 the first victories were won over the troops of the kaiser's germany. in 1922, this date was officially declared red day. army in the forty-sixth in the ussr, it became the day of the red army and navy, and after the collapse of the union in 1998, alexander lukashenko , by his decree, renamed it the day of defenders of the fatherland and the armed forces of the republic of belarus. now compare our great-grandfathers in the ranks of the red army, our great-grandmothers among the working women of a great country, the irish celts and the fictional roman priest. which of the following people does it look good? in our culture, learn to value your own. in this world, only self-sufficient peoples seek respect, create traditions around dates that no one can add meanings that are unfav

thirtieth anniversary of the cis being granted observer status at the un general assembly statement inion with the terrorist attack committed on march 22 in crocus cityhole. european politicians take note of how to protect the interests of their farmers. china is refusing corn supplies from ukraine to support the locals. writes bloomberg. importers have already canceled several shipments scheduled for delivery in april-june. and this trend will continue in the future. according to the authorities, such measures should help avoid excess offers on the domestic market and support chinese agricultural producers before the planting season. the standard of living in europe is falling rapidly. 22% of the eu population is at risk of poverty. at the same time, in romania and bulgaria, as noted in the eurostat report, the indicator. is over 30%. it is noteworthy that in germany, the locomotive of the european economy, every fifth resident of the country, which is almost 18 million people, is at risk of poverty and social isolation. many of them can no longer pay rent, mortgage, and utilities. no

almost every year the un general assembly raises this issue with a majority against death. executionslthough in fairness there are also reverse processes. just 2 weeks ago, the democratic republic of congo, formerly zaire, abolished the ban on the death penalty, which had been in effect in this african country since 2003. in the 21st century , this is the second time on the planet when... the state is returning the death penalty. the first was pakistan, which 10 years ago lifted the moratorium on the death penalty, which lasted only 6 years in the country. that is, returning to the death penalty in our country would mean that we have become the third country in the world, after pakistan and congo, which lifted the current moratorium. one of the arguments of opponents of the death penalty is the possibility of a miscarriage of justice, and such cases have happened in history. here, in america, in other countries. probably our most famous case of a miscarriage of justice when imposing a death sentence is the case of a resident of the city of shakhty , rostov region, alexander kravchenko

today we also discussed the current agenda, for example, germany submitted a resolution to the un general assemblyhat nikolai said about this. it is surprising that such an initiative comes from a country that exterminated tens of millions of people during the second world war and committed countless crimes against humanity that have no statute of limitations. of course, germany caused such a hypocritical step. a vision of the principles of forming a polycentric world order, which should be built taking into account the interests of each partner, so these meetings will continue, they have already announced that it will also take place next year, colleagues, yes, dmitry, thank you, results of the work the international security conference was let down by dmitry akimov.

delegates talked about pressing matters, for example, germany put forward a resolution of the un general assemblyf genocide in srebrenica. it is surprising that such an initiative comes from a country that exterminated tens of millions of people during the second world war and committed countless crimes against humanity. not having statute of limitations. of course, such a hypocritical step by germany caused outrage and indignation. let me also remind you that quite recently we remembered the numerous victims of the barbaric bombing of nato-yugoslavia. the conference participants wondered: what moral right do these people have to condemn those whom? the united states made a choice in favor of war and sided with evil, as the russian ambassador to washington commented on the new package of american military assistance for ukraine. anatoly antonov emphasized that washington essentially set cross on the fate of ukraine and supported fascism. he also recalled that when... mistakes are made, our duty is to eradicate the fascist infection, which has given deep, powerful shoots in ukraine in a number of

alekseevich, let’s return to europe, wanted to talk about the fact that at the end of april the un general assemblyn the genocide in srebrenica, and in may, as reported , kosovo may be admitted to the council of europe. how do you assess the development of events in the balkan direction, what do you think can be expected in the near future? the situation in the balkans... continues to remain tense and difficult, although in general, in relation to serbia, we can talk about political stability after the elections that took place, but here’s what regarding the actually political provocations you mentioned, namely the draft resolution of the general assembly on the genocide in serebryanitsa, and the decision: a multi-stage decision pushing kosovo towards membership in the council of europe, then these are, of course, additional, targeted factors that lead to additional escalation. specifically, with regard to the silver coin, you know, because the crisis that we observed in the nineties, including in bosnia, i myself spent a year there in the office of the high representative, and i saw it with my own

council is certain about this issue and his prediction is that at least 140 members of the un general assembly will vote in favor of this issue. mr. rajabi mentioned the veto issue. to join this request , yes, yes, yes, the same issue, 3-4 days ago , matthew miller, the spokesperson of the us state department, was asked at the press conference . if it goes outside this framework, in fact this the issue will not be approved, he actually stated that the permanent membership of palestine in the united nations is possible only in the framework considered by the united states, not in the framework that the positive opinion of the united states and without actually following the procedures and requirements that the united states is considering, in fact, the membership of palestine in the organization the united nations approves that the aid and budget that the united states continuously provides to the united nations will be cut off. robert wood , the deputy permanent representative of the united states of america to the united nations , has also presented this law to the united nations officials in

cons, he has rebounded all the economic reforms working and we speak to the president of the un general assembly about has closed action on sustainability council. the cost on al jazeera. now scientists say prime needs remain crucial for biomedical research. the but some of being given new lives beyond the bodies on the outskirts of virus is nothing is essentially for all kinds of fine to move, including those ones used in scientific research. the century houses 22 retired live monkeys from across europe. this female recess, mcgarr cause can survive 19 years of experimentation in french labs. she was the 1st lab funky to be given any useful at lot. and yet the at least 5 people are killed any occupied by spying during violence between his writing forces and palestinian fighters. the hello, i'm mario minimize the this out. is there a life from down also coming up on the program. we're committed to is real security . we're also committed to deescalate the secretary of state appeals for com was.

according to the un charter, article 2, the right to self-determination , but unfortunately, the un general assembly had no authority to establish a country. to destroy a country, and in utter disbelief , they gave the maximum amount of that division to the jews, who happened to be a minority in that land, and gave the least amount to the palestinians. well, this was actually a violation of the charter by the un institutions themselves , gradually, anyway, these fights and this dispute and this the war and bloodshed continued until 1988 in algiers, algeria, the palestine liberation organization announced that we declared the independent palestinian state, that is, an organization became a state. in a short period of time, 94 countries of the world faced this state. they recognize and come, so to speak, this government wants to become a member of the united nations , it is trying very hard until in 2012, as a member , in fact, as a non-member observer, which means nothing, again, nothing, which means that it had no authority, no voting, but behind this work after this work, it was the chinese context

he has rebounded all the economic reforms working and we speak to the president of the un general assembly about has called action on sustainability council. the cost on al jazeera, the of the, the, that the good news is that our technician that i kinda talked about. but they should have written it down because the uh, the, the tech is over to the zone live in a condo. so i'm assuming that the . ready the, the not that the for know, the houses that had been counted by the went to didn't get the saw that the, we have not cross the threshold into human induced climate change. we knew this sort of a long times. they told us what, what's happening. but not all humans are deeply response for people you met. but the image very, very little. they are not the ones who are causing the problem. the daughter would not go to the the the . ready the really good now i'm trying to save was and i made it very much as i should fill it in as i was i should have went to visit the what's a good you have in the water? no. my last me okay . just in about the right elevation for, for this right out the to good.

in our country." by decision of the un general assembly, it is also celebrated as the international dayn in the united states. 11 southern states seceded and created a confederation to preserve their familiar robot-owning economy and prevent liberation. and were the first to begin hostilities. the assault on fort sumter in charleston bay in south carolina. this fort was considered well fortified, but could not withstand the shelling of enemy coastal batteries. and ordered the recruitment of the army volunteers. the war lasted 4 years, the southerners had successes, but the federal center had much greater resources, and in the spring of 65 they won. an amazing coincidence. the northerners returned to fort sumter exactly 4 years after its surrender and... on the same day in washington, a southerner mortally wounded president lincoln, but the outcome of the war was a foregone conclusion. it is considered the bloodiest in us history. never before have americans had so many casualties, almost 900,000 killed, wounded and missing. 12th of april in 1927, massacres of communists began in shangha

in the un general assembly, two-thirds of the members must vote in favor of palestine's permanent membership in the un . in that case, in fact, palestine as 19. the fourth permanent member of the united nations will be elected . the assessment of the representative of the palestinian observer at the united nations is that the positive vote of seven members of the security council is certain and his prediction is that at least 140 members of the united nations general assembly will vote in favor. gave to this topic. mr. rajabi, you mentioned the issue of the veto. do you think there is a possibility that america will veto this membership, this request? yes, yes, the same issue was asked 3-4 days ago by matthew miller, the spokesperson of the us ministry of foreign affairs, at his press conference. about begging or the united states was disappointed and refused to do so, but announced a framework and said that if the work proceeds outside of this framework, then this is the issue. it will not be approved. in fact, he stated that the permanent membership of palestine in the united nations is po

interestingly, the right of return for expelled palestinians was enshrined in resolution 194 of the un general assemblyas a result, a wealthy palestinian populated area in israel, such as muala village in the galili region has poorer conditions than the most impovers jewish development towns. in 2011, jerusalem post reported that between 1997 and 2009, the average income of jews was 40 to 60% higher than that of arabic. israelis, the right to freedom of residence, arab citizens in israel do not have the right to reside in many of the constructed towns. this blatant violation of citizenship rights still persists in israel, and all of the attempts made by rights organizations to end this apartide in israel have so far proved feudal. as hundreds of people have marched. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. just shy of the six months that the us is really genocidal war on the palestinians in the gaza strip. the israel regime has shown its true colors yet again by targeting a us-based aid truck. does this incident show regardless of the origin of aid israel targets them to prevent aid? from getting to pales

the un general assembly raises this issue almost every year; the majority is against the death penaltyhough in fairness the opposite is true. processes, literally 2 weeks ago, the democratic republic of the congo, former zaire, abolished the ban on the death penalty, which had been in force in this african country since 2003. in the 21st century, this is the second time planet when the state returns the death penalty. the first was pakistan, which 10 years ago lifted the moratorium on the death penalty, which lasted only 6 years in the country, that is, we returned to death. executions would mean that we would become the third country in the world, following pakistan and congo, to lift the current moratorium. one of the arguments of opponents of the death penalty is the possibility of a miscarriage of justice, and such cases have happened in history, here in america and in other countries. probably our most famous case of miscarriage of justice in a death sentence verdict, the case of a resident of the city of shakhty , rostov region, alexander. the rostov court handed down a death sen

j has accepted a motion by the un general assembly on the legality of israel's occupation of the palestinian territories. now, nicaragua, his case could have consequences for governments around the world can countries that are not committing atrocities directly, still be held responsible for them. alexander buyers out a 0 for inside story. the. let's dig deeper into the significance of this case and won't have any difference it'll make with all guests today from wiesbaden and germany. we joined by mateus goldman senior research fellow of the max planck institute for compared to public law, an international law in haifa, deanna bhutto, published and you know, an advocate of the policy and cause and in new york. kenneth ross is a visiting professor at the princeton school of public and international affairs. he was the executive director of human rights watch. thank you for joining a me overview. we have an admin panel of lawyers today. i'm not a lawyer can vote. so let's start in layman's language and your view, how strongly is this case? well, it's based on a very simple promise, which is th

currency has rebounded all the economic reforms working and we speak to the president of the un general assembly about has called action on sustainability council. the costs on alice's era the, the us house of representatives begins voting on a bill worth tens of billions of dollars in the military aid for ukraine, israel and taiwan. the you're watching out a 0 light from a headquarters and del, find a navigator. also a head the morning in southern goes on after is really are strides to.

circumstances with a had already being a number of product communications both outside and within the un general assembly that showed the mutual opposition, the fuse, the crack, your sort to suggest. but twist pony on able to point to in a thing were mostly equivalent. and new to police seeks to invoke the german necked ball of 11 smocks sent to the court all stuff it was seized. and that of course is highly irrelevant because the quote is only concerned with the private face, the showing. but the fact that this case is the professional measures phase cuts. but this way it is not just that extraordinary relief is sold, given that jurisdiction and the ability to exercise jurisdiction has not yet been established. a full size relief is sold on the basis the germany, a peaceful democratic nation, a long time a vowed support of international and the international legal order is breaching the genocide convention and conventional and customary international law . the determination so could scarcely be more serious, and the relief sold also has and is plainly intended to have direct and indirect impacts on the

currency has rebounded all the economic for phones working and we speak to the president of the un general assembly about has close action on sustainability council. the cost on al jazeera, the prod explosion that a base and a rock used by the permanent should prove that popular mobilization forces at least 20 people are in the warm down. jordan, this is out just a real life from doha. also coming up at least 5 people are killed in the occupied westbank during balance between is ready forces unpublished and in fights. us people have been killed by his randy as strike west of the building. 34000 protestant hymns have not been killed by israel since officer and ukraine. once a defense systems from nathan memphis has presidents, the landscape are just a lot.

consideration by algeria, before which it was supported by the majority of countries of the un general assembly right to a place in the united nations. algeria now declares that it will introduce its resolution in... the eighth year, it is officially recognized by 138 of the 193 un member countries. the palestinian leadership first submitted an application to join the un back in 2011, but the united states immediately made it clear that it would block any palestinian attempts at full membership in the un. since 2012 , palestine has observer country status. 2 weeks ago another application was submitted to consider the palestinian issue. for that, to officially begin the procedure. knowledge requires the support of nine of the 15 countries on the security council, including permanent members russia, china, france, great britain and the united states. but it turns out that over and over again everything comes down to the position of the united states, israel’s main ally. and another statement by the palestinian leadership calling on the un security council to force israel to leave the gaza strip,

interestingly, the right of return for expelled palestinians was in shrived. in resolution 194 of the un general assemblyhas poorer conditions than the most impoverished jewish development towns. in 2011, jerusalem post reported that between 1997 and 2009, the average income of jews was 40 to 60% higher than that. of arab israel, the right to freedom of residence. arab citizens in israel do not have the right to reside in many of the constructed towns. this blatant violation of citizenship rights still persists in israel, and all of the attempts made by rights organizations to end this apartide in israel have so far proved feudal. breaks is a grouping of countries that will make lot of noise this year. one of the breakouts will be the introduction of national currency which will pose a challenge to the us dollar. will this actually impact the western dominated system and give it a run for the money as it's uh the saying goes. also a look at the introduction of new payment system using blockchain technology. just a couple of... angles will be looking at in this edition of economic divide. some of the high

in 1996, the un general assembly adopted the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty with a will member states undertaking not to carry out any more nuclear weapons test to ensure that all tweedy bomb is complied with. the agreement, the, the vision was one of the for the, the only thing that you're missing the 14160 especially is course a, him fine. there's little misstep when, when the things especially i must have been for months here. who knows this mr. configured or suspicion it has a filtering sort of wants to think of a, as in the hospital if the condition for the wants of the spouse are a little less than when the 13 groceries 1st thing in there says plus the purchasing this in sports. and this particular cut off is the that the international monitoring system was established under the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty. by the time it's fully operational insurance comprised 321 monitoring stations of various types. it's in visits that russia's i, m s. segment will include, so the 2 monitoring stations scattered across the country. okay, thank you. when you put the go to task

county has rebounded all the economic reforms working and we speak to the president of the un general assembly about has called action on sustain instead of see counting the cost on al jazeera after a 10 year journey in which it has become the most important translation award from . i'm into the outer big language world wide shade come out. award for translation . and international understanding. announce is the opening of the nomination period for the year 2024, starting march 1st to may. 30 fast nominations are made on the award official website, w, w, w dot h t a dot q a forward slash e m. the the brought them back. a recap of our top stories on how to sierra every view into the you in agency for palestinian refugee says israel has not provided evidence since employees are members of a mouse and are linked to the october 7th of tax. many countries have their funding to enrol when those claims were made in january. the palestinian civil defense is, is um, covered 283 bodies from a temporary burial side in nasa hospital in on you to southern gaza. the site was built when he's ready for surrou

valid and legal basis, or the best option is that this tribunal is created by a decision of the un general assembly currently quite problematic, or through voting, well, first through the council without the un, and we understand that there are chances of passage. over the idea of ​​creating a special tribunal on the aggression of the russian federation, well, to put it mildly, it is insufficient, if not to say that there are none, that is, the question here is, so to speak, absolutely... not obvious, and therefore the question arose about what will be the mandate of this special tribunal on aggression, in fact, whether it will be created on a national basis, that is, it will be created in ukraine, or it will be an international tribunal that will function, well, for example in that the hague, and accordingly, whether it will be national, whether it will be hybrid, or whether it will be international, that is, there are a lot of questions here today. regarding the models of this tribunal, regarding the methodological basis, in fact, on the basis of which it will exist, considering the crime of aggr

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collins he has were founded all the economic reforms working and we speak to the president of the un general assembly about has called action on sustainability council, the cost on alice's era, the prod explosion that a base and iraq used by the power and it should prove that popular mobilization forces at least 20 people are in the run down. jordan, this is down to 0, live from dell. also coming up at least 5 people are killed in the occupied westbank during volumes between his ready forces and palestinian fights. us 8 people have been killed by his randy as strike west of roughly 34000 palestinians have not been killed by israel since officer. and ukraine once a defense systems from nathan members as presidents, lensky, or just deadlines to speed up the at least 20 people have been injured off to a large explosion in iraq. it happened the south of the capital, baghdad in the bible province. a lot of the base use by the iran, but to pop it and mobilization forces was hit a few minutes. is that using israel of conducting the attack as regional tension is run high, i'll just say it was month. one of t

the un general assembly every year in new york, the high level session, and some years he's not mentioned the palestinians, he's done his whole speech about it wrong. are you surprised that so far? he's shown some restraint and i'm not surprised because it's not just an attorney. i don't know that there is a world cabinet where you can see members of the, the sensor bought the guns and i as in call that they are watching him very carefully. it's like the babysitting game. and the other thing is that's on the oh no, it was that uh uh, it's a lot still. uh, not donald trump. uh, the white house. we have a president that uh, doesn't trust the attorney. oh. and he knew that uh, is this a whiny and wouldn't have ended the way it did a. so anything else? first of all, it has to listen to uh, the chief all for the is rarely a and a c. s. service and to uh, the chief of staff to the army and the boss. now, i think the prime minister of israel in these days, maybe since october 7th is joe biden. not the, our, the is lady probably doesn't dress him. even many members of his own policy, i'm not sure

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currency has rebounded all the economic reforms working, and we speak to the president of the un general assembly about has called action on sustainability council, the costs on alice's era. critical debate. punish farmers are angry. people are starving. and we actually have to experts all good because we want to buy informed opinions. the relevance of the security council is diminishing with every passing day. frank assessments politicians and may be often in the highest level they've been using games for the policy. let me cut out of the service to him, and course the arrivals inside story on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the book about to what you'll just bear with me. so robin into a reminder of all the top stories. at least 9 people have been killed in southern garza, after it is really as try and call the family and children of those that have done it in russia. israel continues to talk at the city. what are the strips population as shown swing? and is there any rate and the occupied westbank is end to the 2nd day? at least 5 people have been killed in the operations until 10 dozens of pa

which is 6 years to go many nations of tracks to achieving the s p. jeez, the president of the un general assembly has launch the 1st sustainability weak. gabriel alexander has spoken to dennis francis at the high level discussions last week. he started by asking him, what's the importance of the initiative? the sustainable development agenda on which we involved. we being the united nations in 2015 has not matured with the expectation that we had progress to achieve the sustainable development goals. for a number of reasons. beyond the control of any individual country has slowed considerably. and so the goal is in fact off track. so we needed to stop for a moment, takes talk of what's happening and re focus on re engineer our efforts. so as to bring things back on track because we are midway through to the sustainable development, the timeframe which is 2030. let's talk about a few of the themes that have been discussed this week. and a number really struck me. it was $225.00 trillion dollars in global public debt. yeah, there's a debt crisis. you've said, how is this sustainable for the world t

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and in probably dozens of un general assembly and security council resolutions over many, many decades. on both sides of this divide, which is a terrible, brutal divide. there is a one state solution of course, many in palestine say one state to palace dougherty, and that's it. i, on these rarely side, we know this current government has for one state. i completely a in israel dominated state the 5 year was that practically speaking, these 2 sides do not get along and there may be in future generation some day they will get along. but for the moment the right answer is the one that has been embodied in resolution after resolution, but never enforced. and i agree were coming to the end of that road. the un security council is getting ready for a vote right on palestinian membership in the you when based on the 2 state solution, what does it talk to about what that means as a practical matter, perhaps, recognition. yeah, palestine is a state member, that would be the it'd be phenomenal. yeah. would you still have mentioned yahoo? who's saying perhaps as a pretext? yes. what that post oct

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this is about the upcoming adoption in april of the un general assembly resolution on the genocide inncil of europe in may. our chances are minimal, but this does not mean that it is not worth fighting, says vucic. why are they so unhappy with serbia? and this is the one, the president said everything, this is the same sample of the feast, that is, look, i also thought, i was once studying to write a thesis on balkan topics, i thought, why didn’t they... why didn’t they like yugoslavia? yugoslavia was an absolutely pro-western country, tito was friends with hollywood actors, at the same time western intelligence agencies sponsored the ustasha, this is croatian. and there, by the way, not only the usa , great britain, germany play an active role there , germany became concrete, here is helmut-kohl, the unifier of germany, genscher, the vice-chancellor, yes, they became the gravediggers of yugoslavia then, in the nineties, of course, this the policy of the united states, which wanted to establish its control everywhere, but i would like to go back, we can criticize them endlessly, of co