countries our ambassadors in africa are accredited in a total of 17 states, in addition, we are represented in the un office of the people where the program is headquartered uh, yub and he's a hobbit. historically , we have developed good ties with many countries. we share the same views with african countries on many topical issues. on the international agenda , we are actively cooperating in the united nations in the non-alignment movement , we can name such countries as algeria, the courts of angola, following the results of the state visit , our interaction with mozambique will receive a new impetus. well, as for specific projects. we know that these are also implemented. what is the most high-profile most high-profile recent days, of course, is the zimbabwean agricultural mechanization project heads of state during the visit officially completed the second phase of this project and dali the start of the third and, according to the reaction of african countries , is a project and this experience interested them in the corresponding positive signals, we also received assembly production. of course, we currently have a

united nations says gang violence in haiti has led to the deaths of more than 530 people since the start of the year. the un's human rights office200 people were killed in the first two weeks of march alone. officials say the clashes took place in the capital, port-au-prince. violent protests in france have continued for a fifth day as president mccraw has decided his next move. his government narrowly survived no confidence motions and faces fury over his controversial pension reforms. police made hundreds of arrest while some unions have stepped up their strikes. the president is due to give aware televised interview on wednesday. fixing years long waiting lists at home. a growing number of british patients are venturing abroad to undergo weight-loss loss surgery. in particular to turkiye. a bbc investigation has revealed a catalog of complications surrounding the procedure which have led to the deaths of at least seven patients. we should warn you this report does contain some graphic images. >> last year stacy traveled to turkey for weight loss surgery that reduced the size of her stomach. >> just going to do a little test.

of "escalating" threats from outside the country. the national people's congress is also expected to confirm president xi jinping's third term in office. after more than a decade of negotiations, un member states have agreed to establish a new international treaty to protect the high seas, the area of the ocean not controlled by any one country. at 10pm, we'll be here with a full round—up of the day's news. first — our world: inside the illegal puppy trade. chloe, would we like to be in a video about how much i love you? and you, bambi? dogs have never been more popular. in the uk, we bought 3.2 million pets during lockdown. in europe, puppies are now a multibillion euro industry. but where are all these puppies coming from? for the first time, our world unveils a criminal underworld of puppy traders trafficking dogs across europe. they came here to resell those dogs in england. those englishmen, they also dealt in drugs. the criminals are breeding dogs in unlicensed puppy mills in hungary. these dogs suffer abuse and neglect. the dogs are sold into a vast pet trade network in western europe that handles eight million poppies a year. many are illegally passed off as the offspring

the slaughterers of numerous appeals and ordinary, believers and famous people to a variety of instances, including the un did not convince kiev a few days ago the priests came to the president's officeo talk, but zelensky was not in the busy schedule. for a couple of minutes for such a meeting , members of the synod of the ukrainian orthodox church waited for several hours under the windows of the building, and then they were dispersed by sirens. god will not forgive you or your family for this act, because today in these holy minutes 220 people of the monastic brethren are thrown out by you into the street, because you could not receive metropolitan onufry of kiev and all ukraine by the synod , woe be afraid of you. we warned the minister of culture and the director of the museum that we will not leave the lavra until there is a court decision, until the clergy give up hope of resolving the issue in the legal field, and did not send a lawsuit to the business day, they are admissible such, here is the unilateral termination of the lease. however, they themselves have little faith in the power of earthly law. after all, lavra has already filed three lawsuits to terminate the indefini

the rivers are offered. his apologies. unfortunately, his apologies are not going to bring people who died under the global. meanwhile, a delegation from the un office for the coordination of 8 has entered rebel held to northern syria through the bible. solomon crossing in turkey. the u. n. has come for $4800000000.00 in humanitarian funding for syria. it estimates 70 percent of the population needs assistance. greece is prime minister carry our course. mr. carter has visited the site of a tree accident between a congo train and a passenger train, which collided on tuesday night. his government has declared 3 days of national morning, at least 36 people died in the worst reign accident in greece. his history, emergency teams are still on the scene searching for passengers who may be trapped . oh, hundreds of people are rallying across israel, protesting against prime minister netanyahu planned traditional reforms. major roads are blocked, and organizers have called for a national day of disruption. the proposed changes would limit the power of the supreme court while giving greater powers to the government. critics call it un democratic, and us politicians have been debati

the people they put in office there. there's one sort of the exception that arising and that is yesterday's vote at the un security council against well, the $33.00 major powers, not only russia by china and brazil voted to have it. i didn't dependent investigation a blowing up night stream 3 powered. did the others vote against it? no, it's too embarrassing to be totally abstained. all right. things are changing a little bit. now i want to raise something that the larry alluded to that i think is the mother of all opportunity costs. so right, larry mentioned it to his credit, environmental damage, climate change whenever you call it. if you talk about love bites, if you talk about people who shouldn't be luddites well educated, people like april haynes, the head of our national intelligence apparatus, she said something sensible, but it was 2 years ago and she's got about it here. it is. climate change knows no boundaries respects no borders and cannot be addressed by any one nation on it. so we must work together on the challenge before us working with my colleagues and the whole government apparatus and foreign countri

the un refugee convention recognizes that people fleeing persecution may have to use irregular means to reach safety in the can't be penalize for doing so. inver soloman's, the chief executive officer of the refugee council. he explains why the bill is so controversial, is treating people who have fled the horrors enough denise, down the tyrannical rule of the taliban, and is treating them as suspected terrorists and criminals, putting them in detention and then deporting them. well, these are people who are clearly in need of refugee protection, and this is how the government planning to do. the current asylum system is chaotic . it's costly, it's not working the way it should be in france and germany. decisions are made within 6 or 7 months. the government should be focusing on creating an orderly asylum system with good quality decisions being made early. if someone doesn't have a well founded claim, they may should be relieved. there aren't even the removals taking place. and if they don't, if they don't have a well founded claim, it should be reviewed. and if they do have a well founded claim, of course, they should be allowed, stays refugees in the latest state to show that free

people in power from a java down to 0 altro theater. moscow. ah, this is officer and these are the top stories. the head of the un nuclear watchdog has met right in the present abraham, racy a veterans nuclear program. i fell groceries visit comes days after i r e. a. inspectors reportedly found an iranian nuclear site, had particles of enriched uranium at near weapons grade levels. protests have been held in tehran after new waiver suspected gas poisonings, but hundreds more school girls in hospital as years of gas attacks have been reported in schools across iran. docile jibari has more according to semi official news agencies, the attacks have taken place in at least 12 provinces, across iran, on saturday, alone. at that means hundreds of girls have been taken to hospital as a result of these attacks. and the one of the main ones that we've heard of is in pock dash, which is in southern terran where 3 schools were simultaneously attack. and that it saw at least 250 girls being taken to hospital or earlier on saturday. there is a lot of a confusion and a lot of anger at the moment across iran about what is taki

un representative to release the ship carrying goods needed by the people of this country and said that if the ship does not reach the port of hodeidah, all the activities of the representative office in yemen will be suspended until further notice. we do not want the united nations to besiege our nation on behalf of saudi arabia and it justifies this action by announcing that it is waiting to receive the president's order. conditions they started protesting on their own , the survey of the national education association in america showed that 55% of the teachers are thinking of leaving this profession. let's take care. the former president of the united states says that if he is charged in connection with the payment of $130,000 for the actor's silence fee, i sent a message and there will be destruction, while the american police are ready to face the financial protests following trump's trial in new york and washington. trump has been delayed twice so far trump had asked his supporters to support this protest in order to reclaim the country. crown signs to hide his expensive watch have become controversial. while french protests continue against some programs of macron's governme

un says hundreds of thousands of people still need humanitarian aid. in eastern ukraine, commanders are vowing again to hold the blasted city of bakhmut. a non-stop russian assault continued today. one ukrainian officered the situation as utter hell. drone footage from inside bakhmut showed miles of scarred ruins. a military spokesman told ukrainian tv that defenders are undeconstant pressure. >> it's tough. the enemy's assaults happen all the time. they try to capture out sitions, small groups attempt to carry out assaults. in the past couple of days, the number of people in those groups have increased. but so far, they've failed. vanessa: u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin said today that even if the russians finally capture bakhmut, it would be a symbolic victory only. in atlanta, more than 20 people face domestic terrorism charges in atlanta after a violent protest on sunday. it happened at a construction site for a new police training center. surveillance video showed demonstrators throwing flaming bottles, fireworks and rocks. construction equipment was also set on fire. the project has been a flashpoint for months. police shot and killed one protester in january. democratic california governo

un he's not crazy he's very smart. >> do you think any of these people are evil? i look up for nobody's doing any crane is evil. >> while it fell in office he would've been better off. in theould've been better off. >> look at china on the way that they treat minorities there as modern-day slavery. >> and they will return on our energy, energy prices went up in a cause inflation. and i was a whole big thing. in russia became rich. think of it russia became rich and they made a lot of money, more money than the cost of them prosecuting the war. think about that. and we did not have to do that. >> schumer? >> i know my long time from new york got along with him great until i become president. not good. a tremendous liability for the republican party and f for the nation because he prove so much for fighting, it was almost as if the democrats have something on him. tremendous liability for both the nation and for the republican party. kanye. >> not of the things -- >> when i was with him he didn't say any of that. and when he asked me to have dinner because he needed some help, i didn't say what what's the problem, so, i didn't know anything about his attitude towards -- i'm

of meters a day. andronicus anton musiken. luhansk people's republic, the un secretary general monitors the situation with obtaining the necessary entry documents by diplomats from other countries, so in the officeation technology, according to the russian side and the united states denied visas baselessly and defiantly and everything that happened is a gross violation of washington's obligation to provide work the international gymnastics federation suspended the head coach of our national team , irina viner, from working at competitions under her guide for a period of 2 years . olympic games in tokyo, then the president of the all-russian federation, rhythmic gymnastics criticized the refereeing at the tournament. president joe biden launched publicly joke about his health at a meeting with the firefighters union he told the audience that in the year 88 he had an operation in order to make sure that he had a brain later, the head of the white house explained that the surgery was on his head. he really had in connection with an aneurysm of blood vessels and promptly deliver politicians to the hospital. they helped, just firefighters at the end of the event, biden, again gave a reason to remembe

un—islamic. after weeks of intense lobbying, a rescue flight was eventually arranged in november 2021 to bring 35 afghan female footballers and theirfamilies to britain. during a blaze of publicity, the home office granted visas for 130 peoplewsnight has been told that around half of the women on the rescue flight were not playing at the level it was claimed and that the home office didn't do any checks around their credentials as sportswomen. there is a resentment among genuine players now living under taliban rule in afghanistan who say they live in fear of persecution. i spoke to zara. we've changed her name, and her words are voiced by an actor to protect her identity. it's like a living hell. itjust makes me feel very neglected and very sad because we are the real players and not some of those that got evacuated. the bbc has obtained the final list of the evacuated footballers and their families submitted to the british authorities. many of those on it were described as being part of the herat youth team in western afghanistan. a genuine player and the former captain of the herat team was on the uk flight with some of her team mates. she met some of the other women in pakistan before they flew to the uk. she says they