firstly, on march 16, 2020, the un international court of justice adopted so-called provisional measurescourt decisions, the mandatory implementation of which is enshrined in the un charter. these are not them, these are temporary measures. secondly, the westerners, as is usually their custom, hid the most important fact, so we got to the main thing regarding this prescription. the international court 2 months ago, on february 2 , 2019, already issued a court decision in this case, in which it recognized complete lack of jurisdiction over all charges brought by ukraine against russia. these charges related to russia's actions in conducting a special military operation. recognition of the dpr and lpr as independent states, which ukraine demanded to recognize as contrary to the genocide convention, allegedly russia, as it was formulated, abused it. it was on the basis of these accusations that the court introduced so -called temporary measures in march of the twenty- second year, but in a decision dated february 2 of the current twenty-fourth year, the court supported the russian federatio

the answer is simple: the united states does not recognize the jurisdiction of the un international court of justiceurity council decides to present this prize to barbarism. it no longer deserves to be called the security council, it must forever be called the terrorist council. only time will tell what nature the conflict will develop in; everyone would, of course, like the rhetoric to be calm. mikhail polokhotnik, valeria polukhina, vladimir vapritsky, ntv television company. the angara rocket will take off for the first time from the cosmodrome to the eastern one, the launch is scheduled for 12 o'clock moscow time, and testing will begin with this launch. residents of north america witnessed rare astronomical phenomenon of a total solar eclipse. its longest phase was observed in mexico, where the moon covered the sun for 4.5 minutes. the streets suddenly became dark, but this did not scare people; they put aside their work to watch the natural show. the eclipse was also observed by residents of the united states. president joe biden urged americans, quote, not to be stupid to watch. statement onl

now all this has been confirmed by the un international court of justice, in its decision on january d lpr as terrorist organizations, and also refused to recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism. this verdic a refutation of the main argument of the kiev regime in justifying the war it unleashed against the civilian population, and yet they argued it. the fact that the donbass is allegedly ruled by, as they said, terrorists, their sponsor is the russian federation. so, the international court actually confirmed that kiev’s aggressive actions against donetsk and lugansk were initially based on lies. the zelensky regime tried to use the seventy-fifth anniversary of the creation of nato to once again beg another favor from the alliance. at anniversary events in brussels on april 4-5, minodel kuleb was celebrated. who just so directly asked to give ukraine as many patriot anti-aircraft missile systems as a gift, and also outlined kiev’s claims to receive its share of the new fund to help ukraine, which is just being created by brussels, in the amount of 100 billion us dollars. nato secr

the un international court of justice has begun to hearing a lawsuit brought by nickel rock us against germany. berlin is accused of facilitating the quote commission of genocide in gals that by supplying weapons to israel, whilst pumping the country with arms. germany also claims to be providing plenty of humanitarian aid to gallons. managua stays, that's a hypocritical position. it is indeed a pathetic excuse to the best seeing in children, women and men and goss on to provide for money. terry and 8, including to add drops on the one hand and to furnish the weapons and committee to re equipment the use to kill. and then the 8th them and to kill also for many to be an age. because as most recently evidenced by the missile, i tech against vehicles and vehicles, a real central kitchen. and the other one that's being revealed about germany supplied israel with 30 percent of its total of military imports in 2023. that's a 10 fold increase from the previous year. berlin has exported a total of 3 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of weapons. and other equipment to the i d f over the past 2 de

the un international court of justice has begun to hearing a lawsuit brought by nicko regular against germany. berlin is accused of facilitating the quote, commission of genocide and gals that by supplying weapons to israel wealth pumping the country with arms. germany also claims to be providing plenty of few, military and a to gas ins. managua stays. that's a hypocritical position. it is indeed a pathetic excuse to the pass to senior and children women and men and goss onto provides for many terry and 8, including to add drops on the one hand and to furnish the weapons and committee to re equipment the use to kill. and then the 8th them and to kill also for many to be an age. because as most recently evidenced by the missile, i tech against vehicles and vehicles, a real central kitchen on the other head, germany is supporting a genocide. that is the old and shell claim being made right now at the international court of justice by the central american country of nick rock. you are, how you may be wondering, well by supplying is well, with weapons use to a know i late palestinians in

but i would like to remind you that on january 31 in gaza , the un international court of justice announced final decision on ukraine's claim against the russian federation, and many what nuances were and are related to crimea. now we see the position of amnesty international's rights advocates, who say that, in principle, it is the change in the ethnic composition, due to some religious reasons, that the persecution is happening now. in this court decision, we are talking about the political component, i.e. not because of ethnic origin, not because ukrainians or crimean tatars or representatives of other nationalities, not because muslims, christians or anyone else, but because they do not support the russian federation, that's why in crimea is being persecuted, and it is very hard to agree with that, to be honest, it is actually very difficult to agree with the quality of training. the position of ukraine in this court, or it is very simple to blame international law, which is wrong, so that the convention was poorly written, the judges were unstable, but it is clearly written there in th

but i would like to remind you that on january 31 in gaza, the un international court of justice announcedal decision on ukraine's claim against the russian federation, and many there were nuances and they concerned crimea itself. now we see the position of amnesty international's human rights defenders, who say that, in principle, it is the change of ethnic. composition, because of religious reasons, the persecutions that are happening in crimea are happening now, in this court decision we are talking about the political component, that is, not because of ethnic origin, not because ukrainians or crimean tatars or representatives of other nationalities, not because the fact that muslims, christians, or someone else, and because they do not support the russian federation, that's why... persecutions are taking place in crimea, and it is very difficult to agree with this, to be honest, well , in fact, it is very difficult to agree with the quality of the preparation of ukraine's position in this court, or it is very easy to blame international law, which is wrong, so that the convention was b

but i would like to remind you that on january 31 in gaza, the un international court of justice announced final decision on ukraine's lawsuit against the russian federation, and many of the nuances were and are related to crimea. here we see now the position of the rights defenders of amnesty international, who say that, in principle , it is exactly... a change in the ethnic composition, due to some religious reasons, the persecutions that are taking place in the crimea are now taking place, in this court decision we are talking about the political component, that is, not because of ethnic origin , not because they are ukrainians or crimean tatars or representatives of other nationalities, not because they are muslims, christians or anyone else, but because they do not support the russian federation. that is why there is persecution in crimea, and with that it is very difficult to agree, to be honest, well , in fact, it is very difficult to agree with the quality of the preparation of ukraine's position in this court, or it is very simple to blame international law, which is wrong, so the

washington refuses to accept the fact going against the belief of many countries and organizations like the un and international court of justicehe palestinians. when it comes to this aggression, there's no doubt what the israeli killing machine is doing is genocide. it's worth looking at some of the instances where an act of genocide has taken place. the un special rapporteur on the right situation in the palestinian territories, francesca albanese said recently that there are reasonable grounds to believe israel is committing the crime of genocide against the palestinians as a group in gaza cited. in her uh report title anatomy of a genocide, but why reasonable grounds and not definite ones, like the al-shifa hospital massacre up to 400 palestinians were killed, many of them women and children, bodies recovered after the regime forces withdrew from their operation uh looking for hamas fighters and operatives, and i went as account said, the shifa hospital massacre is worse than the 1948 nagbaz uh... der yasine and tantura massacres combined, over 300 women, children and men were slaughtered, many zip tied and executed, some f

but this is just send that to you in, in an international court of justice, guilty of violating the main principal of the un charter on the sovereign equality of state. and i think the international court of justice should pay attention to this. there, lot of statements in the same thing. we lose our influence in russia. we'll work with china, north korea, and syria to make this world. this does not reflect or something else with quite the contrary, reflects their understanding of what is going on. they call it a battle to preserve their jeremy, no longer shining away from it. but this is simply the formation of a new multiple order and an equal justin democratic world. or the 1st thing is that the journalist asked him of that, of course, was ukraine. and one of the central points they wanted to know more about was at why did piece talks breakdown in ukraine very soon after the start of the military operation of a 2 to 3 weeks afterwards at peace thoughts around the table. there was talks in bell rocher, the results in istanbul now, and the pulse were progressing. and he was asked if it was a russia's prior

to come on article one, it was you need of a convention or just to remind you, i swear just joining us again, the top un court, the international court of justice has rejected nicaragua is request uh to order a gemini to hold military aid to israel. this happened in just the last few minutes . we're talking about the significance of this decision with more ties out for gary from the doha institute of graduate studies. what does this mean? not as far as any crowd bookcase is concerned at the i c j is this, it's because there's also the south africa is we'll talk about that in just a moment. what's the next step in nicaragua? and it's not just a provisional measure. yeah, it's not the end of the story. there is a good a button that will continue and many other issues. and that's a quote to indeed was it, was it a god pleasure, this diction to examine the case or the medic besides the case on somebody. and there is also south africa village. this is an extra and actually nicaragua intervene in this case as well. so you have new, colorado and columbia z intervened inside of south africa, again, just as an ad. but of course, i mean, we hope that tod

germany used to, but this is just send that to you in, in an international court of justice guilty of violating the main principal of the un charter on the sovereign equality. of state laws, and i think the international court of justice should pay attention to this. there lot of statements, even the same thing, will lose or influence and russia will work with china around north korea and syria to make this work. this does not reflect her self south, but quite the contrary. it reflects to our understanding of what is going on. they call it a battle to preserve their head. germany no longer shining away from them. but this is simply the formation of a new multiple or will or an equal view, just democratic world or a pleasure. second of all, sit down with top journalists, isn't the only major events in moscow, this friday, representatives from many countries of flux to the russian capital for the new era and new ways. for him, we close up with the dignitary from india. he stays the world to take choose from the booming partnership between new delhi and mosca, a little environment in the debate. we need to recognize that we r

but this is just send that to you in, in an international court of justice, guilty of violating the main principal of the un charter on the sovereign equality of state. and i think the international court of justice should pay attention to this. there are a lot of statements in the same thing. we lose our influence in russia. we'll work with china around north korea and syria to make this work. this does not reflect ourselves south, but quite the contrary. reflects our understanding of what is going on. they call it a battle to preserve their had germany no longer shining away from them. but this is simply the formation of a new multiple or will order an equal view, just democratic world or the if you live in the city. let's get more online, falls into view. now let's bring it onto corresponding to say, but we say many things become again, so it wasn't expensive in the wasn't almost 2 hours long. i think just break it down for is, would you please? yeah, a huge interview and it's great to get this insight from russia's top. diplomats, you know, he's a veteran, he's a heavy weight and when levels speaks the

head, germany used to, but this is just in that to you in, in the international court of justice guilty, violating the main principal of the un charter on the sovereign equality of state laws, and i think the international court of justice should pay attention to this. there lot of statements, even the same thing, will lose or influence and russia will work with china around north korea and syria to make this work. this does not reflect her self south, but quite the contrary. it reflects to our understanding of what is going on. they call it a battle to preserve their had jamming. no longer shying away from that. but this is simply the formation of renew multiple order and the quote we just democratic world or the new and the 2nd level. so address the rising j a political role of the brakes and blog when confident wants to join the group is algeria, we sat down with the north african nations, former treasury secretary, ali knew already who said his take on the international push for data will arise ation you know, secret, you know, 5, you see the result is the following. me the failed to create a single bricks, currency, whic

but this is just send that to you in, in the international court of justice. guilty, violate from the main principal of the un charter on the sovereign equality of state. and i think the international court of justice should pay attention to this or lot of statements in the same thing. we'll lose our influence in russia. we'll work with china around north korea and syria to make this work. this does not reflect yourself south, but quite the contrary. it reflects to our understanding of what is going on. they call it a battle to preserve their had germany no longer shining away from them. but this is simply the formation of a new multiple or will order an equal you just democratic world or the shape. let's get more details on this. now i'm doing the studio biology corresponded to shape both se lovely to see you. thank you for coming in. so i mean, it was an extensive interview who's speaking for almost 2 hours. could just break it down for us base. yeah, and of course when sort of a lover of this veteran diplomats, i remember he's been around a, at this type of work for over 50 years. he started in 1972 in sri

un aid workers , joining more than 220 ocha colleagues, 179 of whom were un staff. we cannot allow this tragedy to continue in gaza. the resolution of the security council and the ruling of the international court of justice followed. the head of the non-governmental organization save the children of america, who recently accompanied a humanitarian aid convoy. the un delegation has visited gaza in this meeting the security council strongly criticized the political and military support of its country to the zionist regime. when i was in gaza, i saw that all sanitary facilities were destroyed and there was only one toilet for every 600 people. while the people of gaza are suffering from hunger, they need peace and mental and mental treatment more than food. as soon as possible. israel's use of starvation as a weapon is a war crime. while condemning this regime's use of hunger as a weapon against the people of gaza, it calls for an arms embargo and stopping the sale and transfer of weapons, ammunition, and any military equipment.

un committee on the elimination of racial discrimination, a number of un special wrap. the tubs have have like you, that there is a risk of genocide being committed in gaza. the international court of justice stated in january that there is a risk of the reputable prejudiced to the rights of the palestinians to be protected from genocide. i'd even domestic courts have, have started intervening benevolence, dutch court of appeal, for example, or did the suspension of um, sales to israel on the basis of a clear risk that they'd be used to commit violations of the law of armed conflict . and so that's quite a lot of clear evidence of serious risk the violations of international being committed in golf. and now why do you think it is nicaragua? whole countries finding this case? yeah, it's a very good question. nick roger is actually of a common litigation before the international court of justice that so, so it's a paid quite frequently before the court. many of those cases concerned its neighbors in, in central and south america. but some have concerned all the states, and in particular, 40 years ago, nicaragua brought a case against the united states. but the us is intervention and supporti

israel, particularly over the plan. rafa offensive says you got a un security council resolution to set so international court of justice provisional measures making israel some would say i'm getting more of a prostate just how difficult is this now for the prime minister? obviously, the always in a very difficult position and because of the domestic problems and international blood pressure is waiting so long way change as something. and this means a defined, to some extent is it united states on zola. so we share the same goal of different things from us, wins that was ignited states as well as many other companies a and a he will try to find a compromise on say, the docs in the spring. because this issue becomes sent to the ends of next election. it would be politically. so actually i, well they felt strongly about it. you'll see um if we just look at this, if, if nothing yahoo was to full over this. i mean, in the middle of israel still involved in a conflict in ga. so what then happens? i assume you have new elections and then he stays on this to kind of take the probably minister doesn't deep about. it takes a lon

of crimes against humanity by international lawyers and un representative. the state is also facing a case of genocide in the international court of justice. foot by south africa presents for nathaniel hayes and arrest warrant may not be of immediate concern fault. it could impact his position internationally. it's only one thing, better. imaging, kimber out is 0. the inside story a certain painting to take home that's bringing a panel of guess from tel aviv give you and leave is columbus with her? it's use paper and country in the united kingdom. jeffrey. nice is a barrister and a human rights lawyer. and in the delton bug stevens, eunice is a professor of politics at the university of san francisco giants. a very well welcome to all of you at the i. c. c. by its own definition, investigates where warranted and tries and individuals charged with a grave as crimes of concern to the international community. you know, the working somebody like to see very well jeffrey. nice. we might well expect that the i c. c would be looking into potential cries for both israel and how mass given everything that is going on since october, the 7th. it absolutely it should look

has there not been a process in the international court of justice? was there not a un ruling for a ceasefire? and then i'll tell people about the movement to, you know, go to go to the board direct cause of the various movements to overcome the blockade. they haven't even read about it. yeah. they, they don't, they don't know that and on. so i think, you know, the, the action of the students, not just the students, but uh, uh, so a little while ago the floors though, the blocking of the bay bridge here and the golden gate bridge. and this is being met with criminal charges of a and for some for kidnapping that the extent the woods for the car. but what's, what's extraordinary? okay. someone is blocking a bridge. okay. sorry. you're going to be a little late for work, but they're not charging the people that are committed. genocide, i mean, the, the, the iron need of the whole business extorted, lionel, is it all about money? you know, it's a donors, i mean, look at, we look at these ivy league schools. we have big donor se, if you don't fire this person, you don't rest

every single apparatus that they can has they're not being processed in the international court of justice. was there not a un ruling for a ceasefire? and then i'll tell people about the movement to, you know, go to go to the border at the cause of the various movements to overcome the blockade. they haven't even read about it yet. they, they don't, they don't know that and on. so i think, you know, the, the action of the students, not just the students, but uh, so a little while ago the floors though, the blocking of the bay bridge here and the golden gate bridge. and this is being met with criminal charges of the and for some, for kidnapping that the extent the woods for the car. but what's, what's extraordinary? okay. someone is blocking a bridge. okay. sorry, you're going to be a little late for work, but they're not charging the people that are committed. genocide, i mean the, the, the iron need of the whole business extorted, lionel, is it all about money? you know, it's a donors, i mean look and we look at these ivy league schools. we have big donor se, if you don't fire this person, you don't rest of

i would note that the international court of justice that's affiliated with the un just today refusedhat the courts would do. testified 01. clearly there has been an improvement somewhat in the aid situation. but the complaint has been from neighbours for regional neighbours that there is so much more israel could do to get aid into gaza. and that again was made forcibly by king abdullah today in jordan. i forcibly by king abdullah today in jordan. , . , forcibly by king abdullah today in jordan. , ., . ., forcibly by king abdullah today in jordan. , .,, . ., ,, jordan. i believe it was echoed by secretary blinken _ jordan. i believe it was echoed by secretary blinken in _ jordan. i believe it was echoed by secretary blinken in terms - jordan. i believe it was echoed by secretary blinken in terms of- secretary blinken in terms of support for alljordan is doing now, what the united states is doing for that i will say it is extraordinarily difficult when there is not a war going on to move goods in and out of gaza for that one of my former governmentjobs was working closely on that with

this can basically be used by the international court of justice as confession of guilt, and a case about violating the un main principles, the solver and the quality of states. and the court has to pay attention to that. and there are many statements made in the same tone, if they lose their influence. russia is going to work with china. iran, north korea, syria, to remodel this world. this is not self confidence. on the contrary, and this reflects their understanding. they call it their battle to preserve their gemini, but in fact, we're speaking about the formation of a new multi polar world order. and this to him is being used very often to so if somebody is tired eventually, we can use other terms, e quote, just to the democratic world order, where everyone will act based on the principle that i mentioned to be ation. whether you and charter talks about the solver and the quality of states. there is that fear of losing a gemini, but there is also the fact that they are very honest. and maybe they do not even notice it. but they make it clear that the us is the master, and they all bands to it. i mean

accordance with the article, $51.00 of the un charter with respect to a tex emanating from a territory that it occupies. and this notion was upheld by the international court of justice. and it's 2004 ruling on the legality of the wall. and so regardless of which way you look at this, there's absolutely no legal defense to committing a genocide the luxury living soul not to lays as such months and muscle in mind and daily. so they come in the logging bit there the we have the president of the state saying there's no innocent civilian or there's no on involved civilian in the gaza strip. so these kind of remarks to point that the intent and the if, if it gets to a court of law, then these kinds of remarks become very important in terms of the genocide dual aspect of this war. and lot of people in israel, we not food bad for the palestinians, but yet the leadership in israel fails the for the palestinian people. and they allow whatever the minimal humanitarian ad to be provided to the population in gaza at the the, the law does create a vision of a certain kind of justice that we want to aspire for. we want to aspire towards a world where human rights for all are prote

whether it is a lever or not, the international court of justice does not have an executive arm by itself, the only arm and... the executive power of the court is the un security council, where the great powers have the right to veto. in fact, can this case be effective? or not, and whether it can be a pressure ihram or not depends on the approach of the security council. there is a voice. you have my voice. mr. esmaili, we have seen that south africa filed a complaint against the zionist regime before , it referred to international law, and now it is nicaragua. we are witnessing it and that's it this is an unprecedented event. it is not hidden from anyone. we can say that with these references, a new chapter has opened for international law, and we can say that it will flourish from now on, because the discussion of international law is being approached in an unprecedented way. countries go yes, i would like to add that this case will ultimately be affected by the other two cases, that is , the arbitration case and the other case case, which is actually an advisory opinion, but regarding this last question, you can see that the issue of international