system comprehensive from the point of view of world war ii, and because the un security council isnuclear club, just a nuclear club , and the issue of world security is not the disbanding of the nuclear club, and not allowing nuclear countries to increase in number and not allowing nuclear club member countries to use nuclear weapons in relations between themselves and against third countries, if russia uses nuclear weapons against ukraine will be against any other non-nuclear country or will exchange nuclear strikes by the united states or great britain. it will already be a different world while we do not live in it and while we do not live in it until nuclear weapons are used, the organization of the united nations is absolutely effective that you were not told by diplomats or politicians is 100% effective and that is why there will be no germany or japan in the un security council but india pakistan and that they recognize the fact that they have nuclear weapons they may be there in the future because that this is just a nuclear club, the entire membership of the russian federa

ready with 8 shipments into northern syria blocks, the un security council searches for a way to break the deadlock. ah collins, how robin watching out? is there a life my headquarters here in doha? also coming up, protest is in sir lanka. say they won't leave the president and prime ministers residences until both follow through on promises to resign. also were in sweater with the families of members of victims of the bar shootings that kill 15 people on sunday. ah. bottom to program, the un security council is expected to vote on tuesday at on a draft resolution to extend a deliveries to syria commission for those cross border deliveries, expired on monday after russia vetoed efforts to extend it. the billions of people rely on essential supplies through the bible. holla, crossing, we began, our coverage was sent him custodial reporting from the border crossing in, hattie turkey, jamal ali and her disabled son have less than the skin for internal displaced people for 5 years. like many others and serious la province, they rely on food and medical aid from abroad. their madness applie

the un security council held a moment of silence and us president joe biden has ordered us flags to be flown at half mast and night. vigil will be held on monday, and our base funeral will take place on tuesday to be attended by close friends. florence lee al jazeera, china as president children ping has sent a message of condolence to japan's prime minister. she often clashed politically with our bay, but china state television reported him as saying on behalf of the chinese government of the chinese people and in his own name. she can ping express deep condolences over the untimely death of former prime minister sions are, are bay, and sent condolences to his relatives. they added that she was deeply saddened by his sudden passing. let's go live the tokyo of joining us now. freelance journalist phoebe, our so phoebe this assassination. clearly a huge security failure. what would be the priority now for investigators who trying to understand this, killing? absolutely. this incidental thing. he very gravely, indeed, prime minister meal tissue that had ordered investigation, as well as

main stories of following this, our un security council is expected to vote on a draft resolution to extend a deliveries to north west and syria on tuesday. it follows days of wrangling with russia over how long to let the operation continue at millions of people rely on the supplies that come through the bible, how a crossing with turkey. the aid is a lifeline in it. live, providing 70 percent of the food needs. there where it's helped 2400000 people so far this year. our diplomatic editor james base has more lots of negotiations continued all weekend long to try and resolve this because the deadline has now passed. there is no way currently, it is legal for the un to bring in aide across that border crossing. now you remember that on friday there was a show down. there was, we're most the security council supporting the idea of a 12 month extension to that border crossing russia saying no 6 months only. well, what i agreed on to try and come up with a compromise. and i believe they'll be a vote lightly. early on tuesday, a number of people killed in a rush and miss alice strike or

of russia called for the start of a serious dialogue between the five permanent members of the un security on the principles of interaction in international affairs, solving the most acute problems humanity ways to preserve peace strengthen global regional security strategic stability. and soon the leader of the people's republic of china, the united states, france and britain sent uh, written messages, uh, with a proposal to hold a summit meeting in uh in january 21 in a telephone conversation with the president. e between the president of russia and the united states was confirmed, uh, from the american side, the interest in this initiative further. the topic has been repeatedly raised, and at various levels, however, according to e. hmm, apparently for their own reasons and under various pretexts, the question was somehow postponed at the beginning of this year, when we were from washington and nato brussels a refusal was received to discuss russian proposals on security guarantees, it became finally clear that our western collegiums, instead of dialogue, chose the path to confrontation

ah, watching al jazeera broadcasting live from dela, i'm carry johnston, also coming up un security council mandate for life saving 8 deliveries from turkey to northwest syria would expire within hours, putting millions of lives at risk desperate search for survivors in easton ukraine after a russian rocket attack destroys an apartment building and more than 20 people, a shot dead in 3 bars in south africa, president of civil, i'm a poser, cause of violence on acceptable and wondering ah, the homes and offices of sher lancaster president and the prime minister of turned into protest camps and tourists sites on the saturday president to call to buy a router boxer under prime minister neil wick. i'm a singer's resident says we're over run by sri lankan angry over their inability to contain the nation's worst economic crisis, or 2 hadn't been seen in public since. when it both offered to step down. the protest to say they will continue to occupy the buildings until their resignations are official. now fernandez reports from columbia. on sunday, relative com return to she lanka protested, remai

this is a dark, dark day in the security council to rival votes and divided un security council, threatened the critical aid deliveries for millions of people in northwest syria, u. s. president joe biden, the science and executive order protecting access to abortion, and calls the countries supreme court out of control over turning road. the weight and tesla c o e law must case terminating at $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter, setting the stage for legal battle. ah, it's just to after $23.00, g m t and 80. i'm in japan, a nation stunned by the assassination. that one of its most consequential host or leaders shins, abbe, he was shot dead on friday during a campaign speech in the south western city of nora. people have been paying tributes and laying flowers at the sight of his murder abate was the country's longest serving prime minister killed in one of the worst to acts of political violence since the 2nd world war. his attacker, a 41 year old, a former navy officer, says he had a grudge against abbe for his links to an organization which has not been named natasha. gl name begins are

, a deliveries the deadline to extend un assistance through valhalla. crossing on the syrian turkish border has officially passed on friday. russia vetoed a security council resolution to prolong 8 shipments for another year. the un says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food have brought in a this year helping some 2400000 people. about 1700000 people are living in camps. i'm more than half or drain since losing control of the enclave. the syrian government has cut off basic services and attack medical facilities and schools who still left no fee on the russia pushed us to hints to hunger 1st and hate. and now they want to deny us the food a basket that bailey sustains us behalf of the month during these very difficult times. russia is fighting with us over it. we completely refuse this veto. i am the mother of orphans and i refuse russia putting forward any plan to close. bob, i'll have a crossing. our society refuses it. let's go live to send a customer who, who is joining us from the border crossing and tie in turkey. center aid groups had warned that failure to act will har 1000000. so what impact is this decision going to have on people?

it came in the end down to two boats, what most of the un security council members were pushing for, e mandate that allows them to bring aid through this crossing. but russia vetoed that. what russia did in response was put forward its own alternative proposal, which was only an extension for six months, and which would have needed renewing by vote in january of 2023. again, humanitarian aid groups say that would have been disastrous, that they need longer than six months to arrange the logistics of such a complicated cross—border aid operation. and to renew it in the middle of winter would have been catastrophic. so in response to that russian counterproposal, there were vetoes from the uk, the us and france. so where does that leave us now? if an agreement cannot be reached, if the un security council cannot reconvene in the next a8 hours, then decide crossing will close to un convoys. and just to put that into context, around 1000 lorries week pass through here, taking food, vital medicines, shelter to more than a million people, many of whom have been living in displacement camps

well, if an agreement cannot be reached, if the un security council cannot reconvene in the next 48 hours00 lorries a week pass through here, they take food, vital medicines, shelter to more than 4 million people, many of whom have been living in displacement camps for a decade. ngos have reacted quickly, saying it is devastating and that they hope there is still time to reverse the result and keep the aid flowing. our middle east correspondent anna foster. we get some of the other stories now. officials in indian—administered kashmir say at least 13 hindu pilgrims have died and dozens are missing in a flash flood triggered by a cloudburst near the amarnath cave shrine. a torrent of water rushed through the mountains inundating a base camp set up for hundreds of worhippers. reports say around 40 people are unaccounted for. a major network outage at one of canada's biggest telecom operators has caused chaos. banking, transport and government services have all been disrupted for millions. even the emergency services were affected. there's been heavy criticism of the country's reliance on a

the un security council approves extending cross border shipments of humanitarian aid from turkey into syria. ah, i'm all about this and this is all 0 life and dough hub. also coming up the euro. it's a 20 year low reaching parity with the u. s. dollar. african says about rising gas and oil prices. molly's military, he says it's arrested nearly 50 people. it says are soldiers from ivory coast who been operating illegally onto the universe and beyond. nasa unveils the 1st full color image of the calls mos in the revolutionary james web. telescope ah, the web security council agreed to extend a deliveries to the last rebel held area in northwest in syria for 6 months for mission, for cross border shipments from turkey expired on monday, after russia vetoed an attempt to renew the mandate for the year. millions of people rely on the essential supplies that passed through the bubble hall while crossing buquet ambassador to the un says the resolution won't ease the suffering and uncertainty of displaced syrians. we've heard repeatedly from the u. n. and from angie owes that to renewal for 1

the deadline has passed to extend un assistance through the babel how of crossing on the syrian turkish border. on friday, russia vetoed a security council resolution to prolong 8 shipments for another year. the un says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food have brought in a this year helping some 2400000 people. about $1700000.00 are living in camps and more than half of them are children. since losing control of the enclave, the syrian government has cut off basic services and its attack medical facilities and schools. sort of both of our group as more from the border crossing and ty turkey. the un trucks are not allowed to enter and it is a delay that which is a religious holiday among muslim people. that's why commercial trucks are not passing through this corridor. however, turkish and deos are able to cross the border even though it's a holiday. or even if the u. n. a u and trucks are a bent from crossing divided by the un security council. it's a quiet day, as i said, because it has eaten people in a behind this border in it live are terrified about what's going to happen because there are more than 4000000 people ins

well, if an agreement cannot be reached, if the un security council can't reconvene in the next 48 hoursries a week pass through here. they take food, vital medicines, shelter to more than 4 million people, many of whom have been living in displacement camps for a decade. ngos have acted quickly, saying this is devastating and they hope there is still time to reverse this result and keep his aid flowing. michel platini and sepp blatter — who were once in charge of world and european football — have been cleared of corruption by a court in switzerland. prosecutors failed to prove that a payment of £1.6 million — nearly $2 million — made to platini by the former fifa boss blatter had been illegal. both men insisted the money was payment for advisory work. our sports editor dan roan reports. once the most powerful man in football, sepp blatter arriving at a swiss court earlier, the former fifa president denying wrongdoing ahead of the verdict in his trialforfraud. i am not innocent in life but in this case, i am innocent. also in court, the man once favourite to succeed blatter, co—defendan

now confrontation here, differences between major countries and heated words exchange at the un security council. as the crisis and situation ukraine continues. alright, ortiz caleb martin. thanks a lot for bringing us those. those details. ah, google has fired blake, lemoine. the engineer who said that the company's artificial intelligence technology is sent. he and the boy who worked on the ethics research of the a i chat, thought, said that the machine developed emotions such as happiness and sadness, as well as a fear of death and was apparently afraid to be quote, turned off. according to the engineer, he approached google senior staff several times with his research and concerns. but he wasn't taken seriously or google said that on the contrary, they have reviewed blake's concerns extensively, but found them to be on grounded. eventually he was fired over sharing information about the project with experts outside the company. but to get more on this now we're going to cross live to luca longo and i a i researcher thanks a lot for joining us on the program. sir. thanks very much. i

un. well, this is the russian resolution. that last week, most of the security council said was totally unacceptable. 6 months only, not good enough. well, i can tell you the new version that has been put forward. i've seen it is almost identical to this. there's just a few words changed. they now say that the secretary general, or before that 6 month period is up on at the beginning of january, will produce a special report on the humanitarian situation before the 10th of december. but in essence, the security council, despite them saying that this russian resolution was so awful, are now having no option, i mean, backed into a corner by the russians to actually support a resolution that is almost the same as that russian draft resolution that they all objected to with the exception of, of russia and china, they were the only 2 that supported it on friday. so, humiliating climb down. i think a demonstration of the state of stalemate around the security council table. and it's not good news, according to humanitarian community, because they need to plan, they ne

and the divided un security council threatened critical aid deliveries from millions of people in northwest syria. ah, we begin in japan and nations stunned by this fascination of one of its most consequential host war leaders, chin, so other he was shot dead on friday during a campaign speech in the southwestern city of nora. people have been paying tributes, laying flowers at the sight of his murder ave, was at japan's longest serving prime minister, killed in one of the worst attacks on a politician since the 2nd world war. his attacker, a 41 year old foreman, navy officer, says he had a grudge against abbe for his links to an organization which has not been named natasha. gl name begins are coverage, a shot to the heart by a man with a home made gun routine campaigns, speech ending in an unprecedented assassination. former japanese prime minister sions obeyed, died friday morning in the western city of nora. he was campaigning for upper house elections scheduled for sunday seconds after our bay collapsed officers tackled the suspect. police say 41 year old had to ya yamagata. he told th

that's totally chang lived there from a tokyo un security council is expected to vote on choose a on a draft resolution to extend a deliveries to a rebel held area in northwestern syria. permission for those cross border shipments expired on monday. after attempts to renew it were vetoed by russia. millions of people rely on essential supplied through the bubble hall crossing. seldom cuz the ugly reports are from the turkish syrian border. i am germano, ali and her disabled son have lived on the skin for internal, displaced people for 5 years, like many others and serious at le province. they rely on food and medical aid from abroad. lamadue applies that sometimes receive those 8 boxes and sometimes i sell it to buy bread or vegetables. i'm a widow with a disabled son. he needs medication. there's no one to help me. international aid is transported by road from neighboring turkey through the bubble have crossing every week. hundreds of 8 tracks caused this order behind me into knots with syria to help more than 4000000 serious have been displaced in their own country. the aid account

the un security council is expected to vote on tuesday, only draft resolution to extend a deliveries to a rebel held area in northern syria. physician for those cross border shipments expired on monday. after attempts to renew it will be towed by russia by millions of people rely on essential supplies. bob ha crossing. so the consumer reports now from the turkish syrian border. germano ali and her disabled. some have lived on the scanner for internal displaced people for 5 years. like many others and syria said look, proven. they rely on food and medical aid from abroad, limited to say so, sometimes received those 8 boxes and sometimes i sell it to buy bread. your vegetables, i'm a widow with a disabled son. he needs medication. there's no one to help me. international aid is transported by road from neighboring turkey through the bubble. how across thing, every week, hundreds of 8 trucks. close this border behind me into knots with syria to help more than 4000000 syrian have been displaced in their own country. the aid accounts for up to 80 percent of the food supply alert had the n

a u and trucks are a bent from crossing the border by the un security council. it's a quiet day, as i said, because it is eat and people in a behind this border in it live are terrified about what's going to happen because there are more than 4000000 people inside it live. who are actually is stuck because this is the only rebel held area across syria, a current, the russia claims that the aid deliveries should not be from a bubble. how a crossing a but should be conducted through damascus. i because it going through any other country like iraq or a jordan or turkey violate sovereignty of su in government. but when you speak to the civilians and 8 organizations, they are not sure about how fear the a distribution will be if the you and a deliveries are conducted through damascus. of course, the un in it, we are hearing that the you and is also working on some alternative roads or alternative plants. but many of the angels i have spoken so far, tell me that the system that was established by the u. n. is the most effective one is the fast this one cheapest one. a

the un security council approves cross border aid into the last rebel held area. ah, you're watching all your life or my headquarters in delphi obligate the also ahead . the euro to 20 or low reaching parity with the u. s. dollar after concerns about rising gas and oil prices. one of the world busy at the airports, put a limit on the number of passengers who can fly out after weeks of travel chaos, and the deep dive into the cosmos. the 1st picture is from now says jane west telescope reveal a sea of galaxies. ah, hello, we begin in new york where the un security council has passed a resolution to extend the cross border, a deliveries into syria as last rebel held region, but only for 6 months. permission for a shipment from turkey to northwestern, syria expired on monday. after russia vetoed an attempt to renew the mandate for a year, millions of people rely on the essential supplies that passed through the bible. how of crossing. we've heard repeatedly from the un and from n jose that renewal for 12 months was necessary to provide operational certainty so they c

the un security council held a moment of silence and us president joe biden has ordered us flags to be flown at half mast. and night vigil will be held on monday, and our base funeral will take place on tuesday to be attended by close friends. florence lee al jazeera still come here on out a 0 tense encounter in barley, the us and chinese foreign ministers try to put their relations back on track. ah, the journey has begun. the free for world camp is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day hello, the storm clouds are gathering across the northern parts of china at the moment, particularly towards the northeast. but bolger cloud starting to slide its way in here, and it will turn very, very unsettle over the next few days with the likelihood of some localized, if not flash, flooding coming in, just around the region. here he went down to wal shanghai, we could say some a where to whether it's been very hot. recently 37 celsius in shanghai on sunday, shot to some showers there into japan as we go through the next day or so. there's that where to where the sliding outs of

ah . rusher is vito to resolution of un security council that so to extend a deliveries to syrians in the last rebel control north western region, the u. n. is wanting that closing the car to vie the bumble how a border crossing could be catastrophic each month, more than a 1000 trucks passed from turkey. bringing humanitarian aid to millions of people are diplomatic edison. james bays has more from the united nations. i think severe, acute as things stand, this may end up being the law shipment of humanitarian aid, food and medicine from turkey into northwest syria. i think you can collaborate. ben nodded. 4.1000000 people rely on this lifeline, but it must be authorized by the un security council. and in the council chamber there's deadlock a resolution to allow the crossing to operate for another 12 months was supported by all members. apart from china, which abstained. and russia, which used its veto. russia then presented its own rival resolution allowing the crossing to operate for 6 months. but it didn't pass. it was only supported by russia and china. this is not a moment to m

that people here respect, forest johnson greatly aah. rusher is trained to use its veto powered un security council to shot a critical, a corridor into northern syria. at least 4000000 people rely on humanitarian deliveries made via the bible. how a border crossing from turkey, the security council is voting on whether to extend its use. sam castle glue has more on this now from est amble. 4 and a half 1000000 people are internally displaced in syria. most of them live in refugee camps here in the northwest. they depend on food medicine and other basics that are brought in a via the bubble. how a border crossing with turkey. this olivia, the, these few boxes contained rice, sugar, annoyed. none of these are within our means, we rely on these containers. they added. however, damascus says delivering international 80 opposition held areas violates its sovereignty. it wants humanitarian relief to be routed through government health territory. let's see how he'd look awful corroborated. stuffing aides will be a disaster in every sector, including medicine, food and education. we urge the intern

with a didn't shipments and to northern syria block, the un security council searches for a way to break the deadlock. ah hugs. the whole robin you're watching of. is there a lot of my headquarters here in doug also coming up? protest as insur lanka say they won't be the president and prime ministers residences until both follow through on the promises to resign. possibly is marked 27 years since the, for bernice side of genocide in which the 8000 muslim men and boys were killed and a glimpse of galaxies never seen before. master and bales. the 1st images from the james swept telescope ah, ah, welcome to the program. the un security council is expected to vote on tuesday on a draft resolution to extend a deliveries to syria. permission for those cross border deliveries expired on monday, after rush vetoed efforts to extend it. millions of people rely on a central supplies through the barbell hallway crossing center castillo reports now from the border. crossing in hattie turkey, f. gemini, ali and her disabled son have left on the skin for internal, displaced people for 5 years. like man

ready a temporary relief for millions of display syria and the un security council approved cross border aid into the last rebel held area. ah, there was a life for my headquarters in del himes and also had the euro had to 20 or low reaching parity with the u. s dollar after concerns about rising gas and oil prices . one of the world's busiest airport, but some limit on the number of passengers who could fly out was after weeks of travel. and a deep dive into the conference. the 1st pictures from james west telescope reveal a sea of galaxies. ah, hello, the un security council in new york has passed a resolution to extend cross border, a deliveries into syria's last rebel held region, but only for 6 months. permission for shipments from turkey into northwestern, syria expired on monday. after russia vetoed an attempt to renew the mandate for a year. millions of people rely on the essential supplies that passed through the bible. how of crossing? we've heard repeatedly from the un and from n jose that renewal for 12 months was necessary to provide operational certainty so they could prepa

n. trucks are bent from crossing the border by the un security council. it's a quiet day, as i said, because it is eat and people in a behind this border in it live are terrified about what's going to happen because there are more than 4000000 people inside it live. who are actually is stuck because this is the only rebel held area across syria, a current, the russia claims that the aid deliveries should not be from a bubble. how are crossing a but should be conducted through damascus? i because it going through any other country, like iraq or a jordan or turkey violate sovereignty of a syrian government. but when you speak to the civilians in aid organizations, they are not sure about how fair they. 8 distribution will be if the u. n. a deliveries are conducted through damascus. of course the u. n. m. a, we are hearing that the u. n. is also working on some alternative roads or alternative plants. but many of the angels i have spoken so far, tell me that the system that was established by the un is the most effective. one is the fast this one cheapest on

you need un security council authorization. 2014, they had for border crossing since then, russia has objected to the authorization of some of those border crossings. is in the last couple of years just been the one single border crossing of bubble ha ah, and that has been reliant on that a are on that border crossing some 4 point. 1000000 people are relying on food and medicine and other supplies that come in through that route. well, the authorization, the annual authorization for that has come up again. and russia said no, only 6 months this time, not a year, or should we authorize it for the the other countries, most of the other countries, um, no way and ireland were doing the negotiating, said no, 12 months still. so what we had in the security council was to rival resolutions and the one proposed by ireland and norway, every one supported with the exception of russia that used its veto and china, another permanent member that's abstained when it came to the russian version, just 6 months that didn't pass because the only people in favor of that were russia and china. it sounds

the un security council failed to extend authorization for cross border deliveries. that deadline to extend un assistance through the bible, how a crossing on the ferry and tucker border has now officially passed on friday. russia vetoed a resolution to prolong aid shipments for another year. the un says more than 4600 trucks carrying most the food have taken a there this year, helping from 2400000 people. about 1700000 people are currently living in camps. more than half of them are children. since losing control of the enclave, the government has cut off basic services and attacked medical facilities and school. lucille, let's see on the russia pushed us to hints to hunger 1st and hate. and now they want to deny us the food a basket that bailey sustains us. behalf of the month during these very difficult times, russia is fighting with us over it. we completely refuse this veto. i am the mother of orphans, and i refused russia putting forward any plan to close. bob, i'll have a crossing. our society refuses it. when i spoke to kennedy, he's a humanitarian worker, an

this is a dark, dark day in the security council to rival votes made divided un security council, threatened critical lay deliveries for millions of people in northwestern. ah, ah, we begin in japan. the nations stunned by the assassination of former prime minister oceans obey. he was shot dead on friday during a campaign speech. in the southwestern city of nora. people have been paying tribute some lang flowers at the sight of his murder ave was japan's longest serving prime minister, kill them one of the worst attacks on a politician since the 2nd world war. and the, the live pictures from outside mister abe's residence in the capital tokyo were expecting his hers to be brought from nora to the japanese capital. we believe it's already on the way there's heavy security outside his home with many members of the press present there. at the moment, natasha name has more in our base killing and the aftermath of a shot to the heart by a man with a home made goin routine campaign speech ending in an unprecedented assassination. former japanese prime minister sions obeyed, died friday morning in

and russia has vetoed a resolution at the un security council. it sought to extend a deliveries to syrians and the last rebel control region in the northwest. the u. n's warning that closing the corridor by the bubble of how a border crossing could be catastrophic. the u. s president assigned an executive order to help protect woman's access to abortion and contraception. joe biden criticize what he called an out of control supreme court, which recently overturned roe vs wade. he said the fastest way to restore abortion rights is to pass a federal law through congress. the family of murdered out a 0 journalist sharina barclay has called on the us president to meet them on his visit to jerusalem next week. they want joe biden to order an f b i investigation to her death. sharina was shot in the head vice ready forces. while she was an assignment engineer in the occupied west bank. on may 11th, former british chancellor re she sooner has declared himself a candidate to replace boris johnson as the u. k. prime minister. soon after resignation on tue

the un security council is expected to vote on a draft resolution on tuesday to extend article eight deliveries to a rebel held area of northwestern syria. the mandate expired on sunday after russia be towed a one-year extension. the border crossing is the only one that the one can use to deliver humanitarian aid across the border. that aid is a lifeline for people in and lend, providing 70% of the food needs to the enclave. the you and estimates of 4 million people in it area of syria's northwest, 1.7 million are living in displacement camps there after fleeing government held areas. 58% of them are children. an update from the border crossing earlier. >> the u.n. trucks are not allowed to enter and it is a religious holiday and that is why commercial trucks are not passing through this corridor. turkish ngos are able to cross the border even though it is a holiday. even if the u.n. trucks are banned from crossing. it is a quiet day, as i said, it is a holiday and people behind the border are terrified about what is going to happen. there are more than 4 million people inside of the

polyansky at a meeting of the un security council, he recalled a twelve-year-old schoolgirl from luhansk savenkov's kiev authorities do not shun direct persecution of children. show on the situation with a schoolgirl from lugansk faina and savenkova whose personal data in october 2021 were published on the infamous website peacekeeper but on the eve of children's day. she wrote an open letter to the un with a request not to forget about the children of donbass immediately began to receive threats to her and her family. we have contacted the general secretary. he is for assistance in removing the child’s personal data from the site of ukrainian neo-nazis in order to protect her, but, unfortunately, they did not see the result, the situation only worsens, stressed the first deputy post in front of russia at the un, experts call the site on which 327 new baby names with all the data terrorist, and also absurd in a peacemaker, for example, former us secretary of state kisenger, who cannot be called a friend of moscow, but his position on the russian special operation. in ukraine , it is much

, the british and the french began to bomb the egyptian cities and seized the port of said, the un security council condemned the aggression, did not support it and washington. the next role was played by the ussr, which threatened to curb the aggressors. they withdrew their troops, and in the canal zone they deployed un forces, this became the first peacekeeping mission of the united nations on july 26, 1969. minister. defense orders approved the uniform of the soviet paratroopers with a blue beret and a vest for the first time they marched in berets 2 years earlier at the parade on november 7, but the tickets were crimson and the first persons. the then deputy commander of the airborne forces, general ivan lisov, did not like this. he proposed a blue sky, native, elements, paratroopers and a vest in color, the idea was supported by vasily margelov, the legendary commander of the landing troops. sixty ninth. everything has become official. soldiers sergeants fastened a red star in a wreath, officers kakardu and on the side red flags with the emblem of the airborne forces, by the way, did n

oleksandr matsuka, the former head of the secretariat of the un security council, joins our broadcastatulate you on the broadcast of the marathon. glory to ukraine. in your opinion, how realistic is it now that russia is recognized as a terrorist state? well, if we take such simple comparisons they compare even this terrorist attack on september 11, i take social networks, even their own feed and compare how much putin, putin's troops and the russians who support him, how many people they have already killed. rockets into houses and shopping centers, and this already goes beyond all limits, even in your opinion , will the moment come when russia officially becomes a terrorist state? to the last one, nato russia is recognized as a threat. that is, this is completely new. it was very busy. after the end of the cold war, it was called that it would never happen again. and now we are back to the state of the cold war. the resolution on recognition of russia as a sponsor of terrorism is a very important resolution in the sense that russia, in essence, is equated to such regimes as, say, th

the un security come to august economy and only the book comprehensive principles are established over at sovereignty. independence unit in 3 total integrity is follow with, and the future of syria must be defined by syrians themselves without any external interference with any model is imposed on them. by someone else, and we agreed with a turkish and iranian counterparts to continue regular international, expert consultations on syria under n self aston formats, if needed to deal against me during touch consultations, along with our delegations of our 3 countries. syrian part is also take part the government and opposition absorber and state, which is jordan iraq, lab and then, and also representative solving land. in particular, we have agreed that the next 19th consultation rounds will take place before the end of the year. we also plan to host the consultations of the foreign ministers of the state through us in a form. and we paid a lot of attention to over it and the institutional committee activity it's, i would like to remind you that lesson it was established limit of to you

the un security council held a moment of silence and u. s. president joe biden has ordered us flags to be flown at half mast and night vigil will be held on monday, and our base funeral will take place on tuesday to be attended by close friends at florence lee al jazeera. and joining us now from tokyo is freelance journalist, phoebe amorous. so hello there. phoebe, as we mentioned before that report, the nar police chief has said he can't deny. there were problems with security. so where to from year absolutely have said that they will do everything with what went wrong with each of the incidents is available. ready because some critical voices viewed at phone that the suspect can clearly be seen approaching. they holding the bad, doing a and moving towards him without any kind of intervention. and also that there should be a lack of coordination between police officers on the ground. but this is also a highlighted just how japan does security kind of political campaigns, which politicians are very close. the public senior politicians do h

if the un security council does not extend authorization, the cross border deliveries, the only un assistance can arrive through the bubble. how are crossing on? the syrian turkish border deliveries are set to halt at midnight after russia, vito, the security council resolution extending the agreement for another year. un, this is more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food. i've taken a day this year helping some 2400000 people. most residents have been internally displaced by the war. about 1700000 people are currently living in camps. 58 percent of them. a children. since losing control of the enclave government has cut off basic services and attack medical facilities and schools. left no fee on the left, russia pushed us to hints to hunger and hate. and now they want to deny us the food a basket that bailey sustains. us behalf of the month during these very difficult times, russia is fighting with us over it. we completely refuse this veto. i am the mother of orphans and i refuse russia putting forward any plan to close. bob, i'll have a crossing. our society refuses it. the president has

the un security council has passed a resolution to extend cross border, a delivery to the last rebel held area in northwestern, syria for 6 months. earlier russia vito's an attempt to renew the mandate for a year. we've heard repeatedly from the un and from n jose, that renewal for 12 months was necessary to provide operational certainty. so they could prepare to meet that humanitarian need, especially during the harsh months of winter. last friday, russia stopped this from happening with today's vote. innocent syrians can breeze no sigh of relief, the suffering and the uncertainty goes on without the confidence of at least 12 months. un agencies and n, jose risk being caught in a perpetual cycle of pre positioning and contingency planning. the euro parity with a us dollar and trading on tuesday. the lowest valuation of europe's currency in 20 years. it's driven by fear of a global recession and uncertainty about energy supplies. nasa james web space telescope has captured a distinct signature of water on a distant planet. the discovery is the most detailed of its kind to date. scien

in libya, stephanie williams, who's been leading the un mission, is finally stepping down back in 2020 inches, secured an agreement between the parties to have elections, elections that have never taken place. she's wanted to step down from her post for months, but has been persuaded to stay by the un secretary general. i want to thank her for her extraordinary efforts to broker an agreement on the constitutional framework for elections. we wish her well in her future endeavors and call on the leaders of the house of representatives and the high state council to work constructively toward a goal toward the goal. miss williams sought to advance and we support the efforts of the secretariat and council members in their discussions to find a new candidate someone who can effectively lead and smell and facilitate the necessary dialogue among libby and leaders towards persistent piece. months ago, the un secretary general has identified the person he wanted to take over the un mission in libya, and that was sabri book, a doom, the former algerian foreign minister. but his appointment was blocked by one mem

of the un security council. and of course, in the meantime the i, c, r. c and other humanitarian organizations are ready to step up to support. and this is what you're doing. ok, pretty big movements on the financial markets. the euro moved to party with the dollar for the 1st time in 20 years. on tuesday, it comes to some politicians in europe, label the sanctions imposed on russia as a mistake, stating the continent has been hit harder than moscow, but the penalties are te, contributor rachel marston, offers her thoughts on leisure. the leader, frances largest opposition party and parliament mapping the pen of the national rally party is sounding the alarm about the european union's anti russian sanctions . being more damaging to france than to russia and calling to sanctions the root cause of inflation. nissan shaw, i think a bit more ease sanctions against russia turned out to be completely ineffective. and this, in fact, sanctions have enriched russia, in particular, the french have been sanctioned more tha

and we know that the russian federation is a permanent member of the un security council.rtner china will also not vote . for this resolution, therefore, there is a lot to be said about the fact that we need to recognize someone for something. but i think that we are better off with actions on the part of our partners. we will still be given adequate weapons with which we can hit the targets, at least on those occupied by russia ukrainian territories i have i mean crimea, including crimea, let's go anyway, but i want to update about those sanctions that have relaxed them a little, if we are talking about the united states, then we are talking about humanitarian cargo or humanitarian aid, it can be medicines, it can be fertilizers, it can be uh something related to food, that is, as far as we understand , the united states still does not have the goal of destroying the population of russia per se, on the other hand, today the president of the united states, joe biden, while in israel and when he spoke with prime minister, he really insisted on increased military aid to ukra

but at the same time, the security council requires the un, the secretary general to come up with a list. and the back of the report has an annex, which is the black list which says which countries in which our groups are responsible for killing and wounding children. and that is the controversial bait because you can read the body of the report and what it says about all these different complex. and then you can look at the list. and some of the perpetrators that i mentioned in the report are not on the list. i'll give you the 2 notable examples. number one is the situation in yemen. well, most of the parties, the war in yemen are on the list. but the saudi led coalition, which, according to the report, killed or maimed, a 100 children. you have any children in the last year is not on the black list. if you look at the situation regarding israel and palestine, they're neither israel or any of the palestinian groups are on the list. even though the report stresses that some 86 palestinian children were killed in the year, i put this point to the u. n's, special representative of children

talk of a permanent fees on the un security council. now given the trends that we're seeing and where this population growth is taking place, darrow let me ask you what kind of political shifts should we be looking for? or i think we should be increasingly looking for population power to drive political power. and what we haven't brought up here is the only continent that in the world in which the risk significant growth are going long term longer term is future. and that's africa because that's really the only continent or i guess region depending on how you want to define it. that really has still above replacement, right? population. both china, i mean the 3, the world's largest, 3 countries, china, india, and in united states or recorded historic lows last year or the last couple of years, further fertility rates. so they're not going to be challenging for global population dominance, whether we're increasingly it's going to be a focus on africa. i want to get into africa in a moment. but because of pin, i'm talking about reproducti

the rest and of a serious last rebel held enclave lose vital aid of the un security council failed to extend authorization for cross board deliveries. the only you and assistance can arise to the above. our crossing on the syrian a turkish border. un says more than $4600.00 trucks, accounting, mostly food, have taken aid there this year. helping summit 2400000 people. most residents have been internally displaced by the war. about 1700000 people are currently living in camps. more than half of them are children, since losing control of the unclaimed, the government has cut off the basic services and the tact medical facilities and schools that let's see on the left, russia pushed us to hint to hunger 1st and hate. and now they want to deny us the food a basket that bailey sustains us for half of the month during these very difficult times, russia is fighting with us over it. we completely refuse this veto. i am the mother of orphans, and i refused russia putting forward any plan to close. bob, i'll have a crossing. our society refuses it. japan's governing conservatives are on course

the un security car, this is a job of the un security council. and of course, in the meantime the i, c, r. c, and other humanitarian organizations are ready to step up to support. and this is what you're doing. now i want to bring you this story as well. before we go, there's been some sweeping statements from the former polish president, lech walesa, who said he wants to see a change to the political system in russia or encourage an uprising of people. here, there are 60 ethnic groups in russia who have been annexed. these people who've been annexed should rise up. it is necessary to completely change the political system of russia, or bring it back to a population of less than $50000000.00 inhabitants. oh, hello, russian foreign ministry spokesman maria's a heart of are responded to thought statement saying the style of words were just like what ukrainian radicals preach. and so also a senior policy advisor for the u. s. commission and security and cooperation in europe say ukraine must be alive to strike military sites in quote, occupy crimea,

and konami can financial corporation questions for and peace are much more the domain of the un security council and, and so i'm not sure how much leverage the 2 g 20 summit can actually have here. especially given the harden stance and position on both sides, which is seen some do you think possibly though, that it could actually serve western interest b. because with russia, they're having representation at the g 20 it is forced to be confronted with all of the criticism and this united front against it when it comes to the board and ukraine. well, as were seen, russia is clearly a willing to evade that confrontation and just simply walk out the room. it's, it's, it, to me, it's very is, it's amazing how, how easy it seems for russia just a simply yeah, just stick of the head in the sand and just not listen to any criticism that's out there. and that will make it extremely difficult to find a diplomatic solution on the conflict in the current worn ukraine. and it is really bad news for you trainings and also the world large because there seems to be no quick end to this conflict. and j