one of the key flaws in fact is in the view of many observers, myself included is the un security council because there are 5 permanent members because they have a veto on resolutions of the security council. they operated under one rather flexible loose set of laws open to interpretation so they can push against the rules every now and again. and the rest of the world operates under another much tighter set. now i think what is happening now and probably will accelerate during the coming for years, because trump is back in power. i'm because he has as many objections to the world order of the last 8 decades as china, the leaders of china and russia. do i think we're going to see an acceleration of the framing of the international hold of the weakening of it? i'm really concerned about this. i mean, i don't see at the moment international institutions you and board is able to intervene to manage conflicts as was happening in the 1990s. and the north says hasn't happened for the last decade or so. i think that the capacity to get through agreements on the ecological prices and to implement

that proposal went home to get the backing of the un security council later that month. so it was the growing sense of optimism warranted this time. and just how much of an outsized role is us, president elect, donald trump, having all these talks ahead of his new gratian next week. lots to some of those questions with our panel of guessing environment. but 1st, this report from michael apple with less than a week left in office. us president joe biden used his final foreign policy speech to deliver this message. and the more of a trade is right, i'm us are in the break. a proposal laid out in detail, months ago. finally, coming to fruition deal we restructured free the hostages halt the party provide security israel and allow us to significantly search you mandatory assistance to the palestinians such as sci fi would hold to more than 15 months of college in the gaza strip. where is really ground and air attacks have killed more than 46500 palestinians. the majority of them women and children. at the end of may 2024, we're biting, unveiled a 3 stage ceasefire proposal t

the un security council, but it wasn't, it was really proposal. it was one that was to paid out by these riley side. and yet president biden has never ever called out these, right. these has the on this. ok. so um, before i answer that question, does this one thing i'd like to correct? at least from my point of view, i don't think the door and garza was recognized as a just or by that. it's nice community. i think that was a lot of sympathy for israel after october 7th, but i don't think that translated into support for the the war and gaza. which of course has suffered tremendously not simply in the past you know, a year. but even in the 1st couple of months after october 7th, but that says, you know, one issue for us to perhaps show up at the moment when it comes to the deal that you mention, and by then this commitment to it. and here's the thing. i don't think that there's any doubt that over the course of the past 15 months, the by ministration would have preferred for the nothing yahoo government to proceed in a different direction on multip

the have deserved a long ago permanence membership in the un security council for a, for the come school. and the similar to say this is also just about so the african representation of the un security council is up for such as on the other hand, this is 4 digits of the process of west is trying to disrupt this process by all possible means they are trying to guarantee their dominance, just as goodness gets us the most. and now out of 15, the permanence number is this where you live in the place and you the, you have 6 representing the west is to the united states surfaces among lessons is what is your mind you, you can, you can to that switch to the permanent to present should be named germany and japan. the have no independent voice in the world. policy of the are just blindly following to show you the u. s. political force and run big a lot of states across the your interest directly via voice is never heard of forces ok with a disorder as it was the case with me for with the counselor. charles is when you were on the guest by pipelines over exploded, the less you but i'll store them.

so it's only after that content remains a top priority for the un security council. but robinson terrorism has it undermining any collective action by the grim appraisal given by the african unions . commissioner for political affairs in the un security council meeting in 2024, a lot of the african union counterterrorism center base. the no just recorded over 3400 a tax. this a tax results that in over the 10900 feet tall. it is indeed a continent is fishing, dumb and challenge. as we have reached a tipping point, we must act together in response to our sides. all the content have increased by 400 percent over the past decade. according to the old julian form is the desktop has increased molden to fold process. i'm processing the un blamed aspiring violence on what he called, the legal actions by the west, squarely expensive as little african countries faced an accelerated expansion of international terrorism issues after the western military, aggression against olivia in 2011 globe. then under the pretext of the concept of responsibility to protect, they destroy the

in fact, the un security council meeting the russian representative a poor. ringback at all to that, to conflict itself, has a, rasa is the legacy of colonialism, distributing this to you and you really because you, we also must not forget, the instability in the great lakes region is largely a less the sea of the colonial period. it was then that delayed action minds were laid from which the region still suffers. we see how tired the con, the leaves are of violence and how much they want to just live and work on their land. russia, as a permanent member of the security council, will do everything possible to bring this long awaited moments closer, easy to, to on slots comes that despite the deployments off southern african development community mission to east them college board to come back to the attacks. you wouldn't remember that your uncle cedric states, admittedly, for a, did you companies government to push all to the, into the city and so forth? the said it keeps failed to stop me from attacking the civilians or the ministry off congo in south africa

the zeroes gabriel is on the has no on the un security council meeting in new york. during an emergency un security council meeting. the world health organization urge is real. to resend its evacuation demands about allowed to a hospital in indonesian hospital. all are, which is the last remaining minimal functional scope. the north casa, is struggling to stay all food in water. if you are depleting fast, falls patrol has been without many essential medicines. for more than $85.00 days. the w h o has documented 650 for attacks on health care facilities and gaza since october 2023. the w o 2 has warranty for pets and of systematic dismantling of the health care system in north casa. this pattern must be reversed while briefing the council bulk or took the un high commissioner for human rights, directly responded to the claims by israel in the united states. that hospitals and gaza are used by how much is road has not provided sufficient information to substantiate. many of these claims which are often vague and broad in some cases, be appear to be contradicted by publi

they believe that paul is still defined by the un security council vote in 2015 resolution 2254 goals for a broad based interim government, a new constitution, and then free and fair elections. supervised by the un is old resolutions from lots of political analyst, familiar with the thinking of syria is cards. administration says 2254 is outdated . the election should be held for 3 to 5 years. the most secure way in the serious situation is to have the patient and have the sufficient time to get into the democratic era. so if we do with no improperly, we will get the lead pennies approach of the situation or the 2 eastern situation. they have failed in to apply a democratic that you have followed the diplomacy of form. a syrian piece of negotiate to says the international community is right to use its implants, to keep things on a democratic pause, but they must be careful not to hurt the syrian people in the process. i know they're doing that catalog and stick a pro us, which is fine. but i don't think they can compare us with other countries. celia is very suspicion countries back i

the un security council, which is charged with maintaining international peace, security, consensus, and partnership on the many issues the world faces has become a fantasy. critical issues that demand the council's attention fall to the wayside. accountability for vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine, china's grotesque human rights abuses, genocide in the sudan, regime change in syria, although unaddressed, but by what is supposed to be the leading international organization to resolve these conflicts. as the authoritarian axis grows and competes against democratic nations, the u.n. will descend back into the paralysis that has marked the cold war if it continues on its course, which it has no indication it is changing. to make matters worse, our adversaries have weaponized the u.n. against americans and democratic interests. prior to the fall of assad, putin used the security council to block any action to hold the assad regime accountable for his crimes. against humanity, china used its malign influence to block attempts to discuss the chinese government sponsored genocide against

that was a un security council resolution code 22. 64. it seems a long time ago. why is that in your view still important? it's very important because the city give please, we need to keep protect the constitution, the election, the doors issue, the government budget. this is important for the cd piece of fights is still on the streets of the capital, but that has been a month of relative stability income. the terms formation of this country in such a short period of time has been amazing. but there is still great challenges ahead, and they're only going to be solved with patient detailed, and very difficult negotiations. yes, with the international community. but most importantly, among the syrians themselves, james base out his era, damascus, a russian s rank on the ukrainian city is operation, has killed at least 13 people. the regional governance says to guided bombs, hits residential buildings in the city, has joined a whole re, for some hockey of the president is urging ukraine's allies to increase pressure on russia to stop its attacks. it's connie, it's ne

region and the international community such ballistic missile launches violate the relevant un security council resolutions. and a serious issue for the safety of our people. japan has lost, stood in protest against north korea, and we strongly contain such actions in united states as condemns north career off to it, fight at the ballistic massage during a visit by secretary of state and people and come to so patrick fault has the license from so the north korea's missile launches have become more frequent as tensions grow with so, but there's been a lot of activity since november before the political crisis in south korea unfolded mondays, firing of what was believed to be an intermediate range, ballistic missile coincides with what's likely to be the last international trip, but the us secretary of state anthony blinking cold yet another violation of multiple un security council resolutions by north korea. we have sought to engage the dpr k, and multiple efforts to sit down to talk without any preconditions. we communicated that on many occasions. we've done it privately. we've done it public

now the escalating types of has ignited fish debates at the un security council to leave on security. the security council must immediately order the end of hostilities by rolanda and demand the immediate withdrawal of rwandan troops who are present on congolese territory 80. proceed. this security council must impose targeted sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bands. not only against identified members of the chain of command of the r d f, but also against political decision makers responsible for this aggression. the current crisis could have been invited, had the data sit government to demonstrate to the general commitment to piece video . see, it has all the necessary tools to achieve it, lasting these allusion to the ongoing conflict you will have will deteriorate to many lives, have been sacrificed to many principles have been trampled on for wanda is continuing its contempt for the united nations and the resolutions of this council that i see has hand endemic security, political and governance challenges for the kids. this my does not match as of today. so it cannot

outlined in may and it was endorsed overwhelmingly by folks around the world, including the un security council. we developed in coordination with egypt, qatar and israel. i've worked in foreign policy for decades and this is one of the most -- this is one of the toughest negotiations i've been part of. the road to this deal has not been easy at all. we have reached the point today because of the pressure of israel on hamas backed by the united states. some set my policy of a firm support for israel wrist drawing americans into a wider war in the region. i listened to those voices, many of whom i respected a great deal but i concluded abandoning the course i was on would not have led us to this cease-fire we are seeing today but instead it would have risked a wider war in the region that so many feared. now the region has been fundamentally transformed. hamas's longtime leader is dead. hamas sponsors in the middle east have been weakened by israel, backed by the united states. hezbollah, one of hamas's biggest backers was significantly weakened on the battlefield. . and their leadership was des

basically for minnesota lab rough says that in this situation around the un security council is another example of the failure of the euro atlantic security architecture, which moscow and his allies are also calling for. they need to be improved, rebuilt, and be based on your age and security. the ego are just a few days away now from donald trump taking the office again in the us and roll on pins and needles here over um he plans to do about the conflict, a new crane. what a lot of them have to say about that, or you know, frankly by what i've heard here, it doesn't mean we've seen that. so the lab roughly is quite optimistic about the whole situation with donald trump coming back and especially about what he's been saying about ukraine, but elaborate says that it is definitely a positive signal that both trump and many members of his team have been claiming that they really want to see the conflict and in the near future. uh, he says also that it seems that the understands the uh, the reasons behind the, the special meals for the operation, which is also a positive sign. but leverage

un personnel and trucks available. it is real, agrees to it. now hopefully this cease fire agreement will force israel's hand. okay, but you and i've worked many hours of the united nations security council discussing this role. i'm cooling for a seas fund. they've voted on so many resolutions, but the majority of being veto, you'd have a nice a as they have in the un security council is of course tasked with maintaining international peace and security. and by all accounts, they've clearly failed in gaza. and i think back to the last 15 months or so, the 1st resolution that came up in front of the security council was by russia. and that was just a little after a week after october 7, 2023. but since then i, i looked at the calendar and it's been almost $2.00 to $3.00 security council meeting specifically on guys every month for the past 15 months. and it's been clearly the united states that has been hindering any progress on a cease fire. it's us detailing not one, not 2, not 3, but 4 different security council resolutions. it's something certainly i think probably history books will be written about how the security council has failed in gaza. but turning to the secretary general, le

security council. but robinson terrorism has it undermining any collective action as the grim appraisal given by the african union. as commissioner for political affairs during a un security council meeting. 2024 alone the african union counterterrorism center base. the no just recorded over 3400 a tax this a tax result that in over the 10900 feet tall. it is indeed a continent is fixing it dumb and challenge. we have reached a tipping point. we must act together in response to attack. so all the content have increased by 400 percent over the past decade, according to the out, junior or may have to invest all has increased molden to fold process. i'm boxes, the u. m. blame the spiraling violence on what he called a legal actions, by the way, to squarely explain to me a little african countries faced an accelerated expansion of the international terrorism after the western military, aggression against libya in 2011 globe. then under the pretext of the concept of responsibility to protect, they destroyed the libyan statehood and economy. these tragic events have created a breeding ground for strengthening and building terrorist capabilities on the continent. today,

blinking has condemned a most green mist launch. quoting into provocative action, the breaches un security council resolutions step 3 is latrice as the booster resolves 5 most korea towards the sea of japan. as soon as new foreign minister upside shabani has cooled, all the united states to lift crippling sanctions on his country. made the comments during a visit to tell you how as part of a regional tool, speech and diplomatic supports or syrians are confronting now the legacy of old and 13. he is a brutal civil war. they all a saw the neighborhood in damascus. one is the 5 and sub now lines the ruins, people who wants to live with the will or forced to flee the homes. russell said, look, pull us in the capitol, damascus. it was a bustling hub on the outskirts of serious capitals, damascus. the city neighborhood has been reduced to rubble by the routine forces. displace residents have the bar from returning to their homes, but the default of the south region last month, some of them began to return on to to see what the left is now under, called an icicle all the and 1st time. and they were force

and as we mentioned, the un security council has held a meeting to discuss the is ready evacuation order. the meeting was cooled off, the israel destroyed the come on hospital after a siege that lost it weeks, and it's direct to it was apprehended by is rarely forces out to zeros. gabriel, as on de reports from new york during an emergency un security council meeting, the world health organization urge is real. to resend its evacuation demands about allowed to a hospital in indonesian hospital all are, which is the last remaining minimal functional scope in north casa, is struggling to stay all food in water. if you are depleting fast, falls patrol has been without many essential medicines. for more than 85 days, the w h o has documented 650 for attacks on health care facilities and gaza since october 2023. the w o 2 has warranty for pets and of systematic dismantling of the health care system in north casa. this pattern must be reversed while briefing the council. boker took the un high commissioner for human rights, directly responded to the claims by israel in the united states. that

but one of the things the biden administration advanced west un security council reform, to broaden itsmembership them as you mentioned, to include the global south and to move the council into a more functional body. what are your views on what you should do to continue that agenda? rep. stefanik: certainly when it comes to un security council reform, it is very complex and challenging with both russia and china and the veto of the p5. i would want to work with this committee and the president primarily on un security council reform. in my opening statement, but i was referencing reforms them i was mostly talking about ensuring that all of our taxpayer dollars are going to do and embassies that function very well, but i'm open to having conversations about how to make it work better. i think we need to have a broader strategy reaching out to countries within the global south, where china has made significant inroads. they've done it by building ports, through telecom, a whole government approach. and it's obviously not the u.n. alone, it's working with secretary rubio, you can with --

it is time to talk about how to reform not just the un security council, but to make the united nations more effective, more equitable. i think we're in this strange moment of global transition of global flux, where a range of players, whether it's countries in the global south or countries in the rich world, whether simply never going to happen or by effective challenges to that system. and that i think we, we have seen, and it's been very clear and very successful in the united states is illegal, 2003, the occupation invasion and occupation and ultimately destruction of the rock was icing. by, by the accounts of most observers, anomalous. the most clear cut and brazen violation of the un charter since 1945. and if you know, in terms of the discussions that were this is the, is the money a driving factor and is the driving factor? i'll start with you to i would. yes, i'd probably, i'm a little bit unfashionable about this because i think i went on so i know it's not the driving factor. i think it's political ambition is the driving factor that we say on the war. we're not spending anyw

his first thought was to invite the five permanent members of the un security council to come together and let us all five promote peace in the middle east. i said no way. no way, we already got us and the soviet union, no way i am going to invite china and france and great britain. it just complicates the issue. then we exchanged ideas again. in september, he announced he would be willing to go to jerusalem. he made a public statement after he consulted with me. i strongly approved. he announced this. i contacted the israeli prime minister. he went. it was momentous. the baptist church in washington where i attended services adjourned early so i could go home and watch his speech. it was harsh. if you read the text, he laid down the maximum demands of the arab world. it was an important what he said, it was where he said it. he invited the prime minister of israel to join him in egyptian territory, which turned out to be a disaster. the two men were totally incompatible. they were only together 20 minutes and stormed away from each other in a spirit of anger. i high point of a visit a

that was a un security council resolution code 22. 64. it seems a long time ago. why is that in your view still important? it's very important because the city give please, we need to keep protect the constitution. the election, the doors, they should, the government budget. this is important for the cd piece of fights is still on the streets of the capital, but that has been a month of relative stability income. the trends formation of this country in such a short period of time has been amazing. but there is still great challenges ahead of that road. you're going to be sold with patience, detailed and very difficult negotiations. yes, with the international community. but most importantly, among the syrians themselves, james bayes out, is there a dispute from under the rubble authority. capitalism has more details from darrow bella and central gas tax continue unabated across this trip. what night is the most terrifying part of the day for a civilian course cause as i talked to no sign of a stopping, especially in gauze and sick.

the biden administration has asked the un security council to transform this current mission into an is kenyan mission on the ground, where the biden administration has poured $600 billion into it, or are they going to continue to push for a un peacekeeping operation, where the funding will come from the fees that the un security council members pay? ajapanese woman recognised as the world�*s oldest person by guinness world records has died at the age of 116. tomiko itooka died in a nursing home near 0saka, the city where she was born in 1908. she became the world�*s oldest person after spain�*s maria branyas morera passed away last august at the age of 117. one of three siblings, ms itooka played volleyball as a student and climbed mount 0ntake twice. she is survived by one son, one daughter and five grandchildren. you are watching bbc news. before we go, let�*s take you back to our top story, the scene in atlanta, georgia, where you can see the body of the late us presidentjimmy carter is currently lying in repose at the carter centre, where members of the public, mourners, are payi

a top concern for the un security council. western states are talking at length about the so called conditions conducive to terrorism in africa, ignoring the fact that their own miscalculations and the legal actions occupier a significant place among these conditions the live from our headquarters in moscow, you are watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble is really defense minister . israel kat says the idea of sin jeanine operation will soon extend to other westbank cities is the 3rd day of israel's antiterrorist raid, which has already claimed pulse palestinian lives and scores more have been wounded . jeanine female gen and 1st this is the model and it will be applied in every place in judea and scenario and there are places that will need to be tackled. the operation is being carried out. a gun fire was heard throughout the night as local media reported the palestinian authorities, security services were asked to withdraw from the area. the movement of both inside and outside the city is said to have been severely restricted is really bulldozers are destroying west bank infrastruct

how would increased representation for african countries in the un security council impact global. this is a decision making, especially in regards to african issues as well as you know, there's a lot of security issues on the continent right now. and a lot of them, if i mean, i give this open, most of my not argue completely to bring where they are on the right. a lot of them are part of a projected, by the way, just so much injustice is being perpetrated by uh, sort of this big word power as we load them. as many on the, on the watch. grades not in the part where permanent sits in the us and issue a security council, or france, for instance, uh the us for instance. i mean, so who would check to be said, you know, when the perpetrator kind of it will that be 2 things that for instance, as far as storing who's on the carpeted, you know, so watching uh terrace, on the continental forever. and for the that there sufficient interest, you know, if we don't have avoids there, then obviously the plunder, the resources would continue because is where i've invested interest in making sure

the un security council expected to meet soon to discuss the situation.e might see or should we see from the international community?— international community? there are two iece international community? there are two piece of — international community? there are two piece of the _ international community? there are two piece of the diplomatic- international community? there are two piece of the diplomatic process| two piece of the diplomatic process going on. the east african led process that really focuses on the rebel groups led by the formula kenyan president. the second process really looks at the differences between rwanda and the drc led by rwanda, which is called the rwanda first. these two processes if they do not move quickly will see problems. the un security council, france and they need to move quickly and call for secession of hostilities for this political process to go. even more importantly, just yesterday the trump administration cut most of the aid that goes out put up with this conflict without aid coming in, without any serious diplom

so the 1st part of the question is, what do you make or what do you think on the un security council? all they a valid group did they take action? zane does take a good action when it becomes very beat, same they just and decisions that the one press berry is that so is try what's happening guys out around a lot of times these kind of things a lot of subs that most of the people have been killed in the r c, i'm doing nothing. and when it's become very big, they make of the notions that they know that they want respected. so what do the student motivation? we got the problem was that the organization sees our independence to now the scientist as a i appreciate you for joining us here today on, on your role in november, the son of but faith of the 1st. and the problem is that they've done a project republic applies us. uh no, thank you so much for joining us. the funny in december he led the over to buy shaw outside in the malls was now just a month later, mohammed owls a line, a re branded as awesome. i'll show wrong offer a western bank transformation. thanks george. a sous into me th

they believe that paul is still defined by the un security council vote in 2015 resolution 2254 goals for a broad based interim government, a new constitution, and then free and the federal elections. supervised by the un is old resolutions from bots of political analyst, familiar with the thinking of syria is cards. administration says 2254 is outdated and the election should be held for 3 to 5 years. the most secure way in the serious situation is to have the patient a fit to should the election down the should the government funded. this is important for the cd piece of fights is still on the streets of the capital. but that has been a month of relative stability income. the terms formation of this country in such a short period of time has been amazing. but there is still great challenges ahead . and they're only going to be solved with patient detailed and very difficult negotiations. yes, with the international community, but most importantly, among the syrians themselves, james base, which is era, damascus to thousands of supports as well. condos and beaks. and they know positi

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syria because syria wasn't a signatory to the rome statute, and every time we tried to get the un security councilen in... syrian civil society, syrian revolutionaries, so universaljurisdiction, dual nationals, all these things were used. general... are going to give him up. again, i'm thinking of the future of syria and the sense of accountability. brought to justice? so, number one, you know, what happened in iraq court in terms of... i'm not a legal, you know, super expert on this. assad is a liability for vladimir putin. he no longer gives him his warm water port in syria, he no longer buys his weapons or backs his worldview, and somehow russia is not imperialist and it is just trying to protect itself. assad up is something that is very realistic and can be done. apartment in moscow. i want to see him come back to damascus, where, horrific genocidal massacres that he's perpetrated. world as a jihadist terrorist, a man associated with and willingness to move forward with a free syria, committed to equal rights for all? well, first of all, it's not just now, all of a sudden, you know, he's some

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for the end of the 5 team jobs was welcome to the un security council mutual monday, but the 60 general intended gutierrez, he just retired from the middle east, one to avoid he called in excess central threads. june to israel is actions in the occupied westbank. gabriel ellis, under his more now from the us. in his remark, secretary general, antonio gutierrez, spoke about syria 11 on and gaza, but also re focus the counselors attention on what he called is reels, unabated, illegal settlement expansion and demolitions. i am deeply concerned about the negative central setup to the integrity and conceit with the of the occupied policy and 3030 of guys and westbank isabel. it needs that these changes over the past 2 years of streamline that the excel that i did the supplement approval process is that results control over many aspects of planning and daily life in areas see of the west bank has been transferred. it's to use the value cvt and all sorry, t's the senior is rarely officials open. we speak of florida movie and next scene, all or part of the west bank in the coming months. and th

one of the things the biden administration advanced was un security council reform to broaden its membershipto include the global south and move the security council more into a functional body. what are your views on how to continue that agenda? >> when it comes to security council reform it is very complex, very challenging with russia and china and the veto on the p5. i would want to work with this committee and the president primarily on any proposal for un security council reform. in my opening statement when referencing reform i was mostly talking about ensuring our tax dollars go to un entities that function very well but i'm open to having conversations about how to make it work better. we need to have a broader strategy in the global south where china made inroads by building ports, telecom, a whole of government approach and it is not the un alone. it is working with secretary rubio and usaid and significant economic advancements. >> donald trump signed a bill in his first term, the developed finance corporation before i conclude. i want to raise my profound concern about an execut

the us, french, belgium, arab london, embassies. meanwhile, the un security council convened to discuss the crisis. we remain deeply concerned about the human rights abuses, displacement, and other impacts on congress, the civilians suffering the brunt of this fighting the rights of all. gomez, inhabitants, including former combatants, must be respected. louise took with as you'll, as you are not. the risk of regional contagion is really the capture of goma entails major risk for the security of the population and has led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people that we must put an end to a cup. the francis strongly condemns this offensive. the m 23 must immediately cease its offensive and withdraw from the territories. it has taken control of. well, sorry for all the west folks, but makes no action. washington, it is the un to consider measures against it the same as an offensive. yet no concrete steps are proposed for the nigerian presidential hopeful either move god or the 2nd dog is the you and has the last relevance and resulting after 10 conflicts. it is really very