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in that region of the world the united states -- every region of the world the united states is starting form alliances, common purpose, and collective action to bring new approaches to shared challenges. the western hemisphere we united 21 nations in support of the migration and protection. launching a region wide approach to a region wide challenge to better uphold laws and protect the rights of migrants. in the indo-pacific we have elevated our partnership between india, japan, and australia to deliver concrete progress to the people of the region on everything from vaccines to maritime security. just yesterday after two consultations in diplomacy, the united states brought together dozens of nations across four continents to establish a new partnership for atlantic cooperation. so that the coastal atlantic countries can bert cooperate on science, technology, environmental protection and sustainable economic development. we brought together nearly 100 countries in the global coalition to counter fentanyl and synthetic drugs. to reduce the human cost of this affliction, and it is real.

all the units of the national movement project in the new city of amir kabir are single units with a land with an area of ​​300 square meters, with useful infrastructure of 100, being designed and built by the contractor after the development of the plan. the scheduled timing of the first completed units of the national housing movement project in the new city of amirkabir will be delivered to the applicants by the end of the year . he described this trip as historic and said that a new era has begun in the relations between the two countries. the president of china also announced the improvement of the level of relations between the two countries based on a strategic partnership . thank you very much for your cooperation with this news section. they were on the road from sistan to tehran, qom, arak and where do other cities come from? zanganeh village, some people remain and miss karbala. the arbaeen pilgrimage of imam reza , peace be upon him. they were young, of course, with their parents, who are always with the first red, what to eat, among them , i made a vow with imam rauf ahe

the united nations, which was confirmed in the united nations security council, could actually be seen examined , fulfill these conditions, and the security council was actually formed with these conditions in the united nations with five major countries that were at war and were on it was the maintenance of international peace and security since the beginning of the establishment of the united nations, the assistance of the council has been criticized by the countries because of an unfair system in which 5 countries could actually reject the decisions of the united nations, especially in the main goal of maintaining international security. or, in some cases, lock the basis of the un system, that is, in cases where the great powers themselves were on the side of the war, they committed aggression, the action of the security council could not make decisions and implement its own decisions practically, despite the right of veto, which you say, has been criticized from the beginning. the countries were placed in the security council it became a tool to ensure the peace and security of the

nations since the beginning of the united nations charter .was a member of 4 committees in 1945 and at different historical times, the first was optimally used. iran's complaint in the united nations security council was the first complaint filed by iran , and iran's latest success was achieved by the security council. that in the monopoly of the great powers of the general assembly, the potentials of the honorable president to take advantage of this opportunity and for the sake of the national interests , the actions under which conditions are being held, i will divide them into three categories : national, regional and international level in any of these the levels of a series of positive and negative inputs each exist at the global level, it is trying , anyway, from outside the country in iran's 123 construction , but in a positive way , we are witnessing the internal stability of iran, which has a positive effect. for iran, at the regional level, it is up to iran to bring chaotic inputs into the region , such as fueling iran's differences

the united states continues to look safe. the united states continues to took for— safe.matter what else is happening in the world _ matter what else is happening in the world this— matter what else is happening in the world. this year, we safely destroyed at least the last chemical munitions— destroyed at least the last chemical munitions in the us stockpile, futfitting — munitions in the us stockpile, fulfilling our commitment. and we condemn— fulfilling our commitment. and we condemn the continued violation of the un _ condemn the continued violation of the un security council resolution, but we _ the un security council resolution, but we are — the un security council resolution, but we are committed to diplomacy to brin- but we are committed to diplomacy to bring about— but we are committed to diplomacy to bring about the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. we are working with our— the korean peninsula. we are working with our partners to address iran's destabilising activities that threaten global security and remain steadfast _ threaten global security and re

unit. it's a housekeeping unit. it's something it's as he said in 2018 and 2019 before this very body. mr. swig then president swig, then being the only current member who was there, then he said, back in 2018, 2019, the same owner, hey, there's a existing studio here. and joe duffy, if you read my appeal, said, excuse me, there's no existing anything here. there's just a space, a space that since 2018, 2019, when that permit was denied by this very body, he has ruined the taken out the walls to attach to this lower level bathroom. you can see it. it's about 3 or 4ft beneath the floor of the unoccupied, never occupied store room. this is the storeroom from the other side where he's punched holes in the wall. all of this is described by mr. gwathmey in his nov of december 23rd of 2022. so you go from december 23rd of 2022, you move forward rapid action to other notices of violation and one of them results in an existing now order of abatement on the property at and further another nov. that'

for the next 15 minutes, we are talking about the visit of volodymyr zelenskyi to the united states, so why does the ukrainian president not volodymyr zelenskyy managed to get the military aid package he was counting on already in canada after difficult negotiations with the us, from where he carries assurances of support for the new aid package, but without the promise of american the parties will provide such long-range missiles as needed for the attack. why the ukrainian president did not get everything washington expected, the analysis of bbc correspondents and experts, so after the united states, where zelensky and his wife spent four days, they went to canada with an unannounced visit, the first since the full-scale invasion of russia there he met with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and spoke in parliament, the canadian government assured ukraine that they would support ukraine as long as necessary, so this is not the first time when at the beginning of a full-scale invasion, volodymyr zelenskyy is visiting the united states, and although, as some experts assure, the le

the united nations had an active presence in the drafting of the united nations charter and was a member of 4 committees in 1945 and at different historical times , the optimal use of iran's first complaint in the united nations security council. gain security 231. with this introduction, i want to say that it is possible to use the capacity of the united nations for iran, although the main game of the united nations security council, which is the monopoly of the great powers, but the general assembly has the potential that the honorable president should use this opportunity. and in the direction national interest takes action, but under what conditions this is being held, i can divide it into three categories: national, regional and international level. in each of these levels , there are a series of positive and negative inputs. at the global level , there are efforts at the national level. which in any case exists from outside the country in iran's 122 construction, but in a positive way, we are witnessing the internal stability of iran, which will have a positive effect on iran at th

but they will roll out the red carpet if you criticize the united states. take blackrock, the first asset manager ever to be granted as a foreign asset manager the right to sell mutual funds in china. how did they get it? it was only after blackrock's c.e.o. lobbied in the united states for lowered listing standards for chinese companies in the u.s. now, is it any mystery that the same company that tells u.s. tperpls like exxon and chevron and countless other companies that they have to reduce emissions, including scope three emissions here in the united states, does not say a peep as a shareholder of petrochina on the other side of the world, even as they apply no emissions caps on the other side. this is not an accident and it's exactly what happens in the united states when we are dependent on our adversary for our modern way of life. we sang the siren song that this is actually about global capitalism. that we're committed to capitalism and make no mistake, i am an unapologetic defender of true capitalism as the best system known to man to lift us up fr

well, it is not enough, but the united states is a united state and we must take into account the factt it is our main partner without which in general, nothing is impossible. but the united states has its own vision, it is sometimes shocking, sometimes it is difficult to do something about it, but it is what it is now . it seems to me that the united states is already entering the electoral cycle. all american officials are already looking at the future elections and they are synchronizing this war of attrition, as they see it, they are synchronizing it with the elections that will be held, well, accordingly , the administration is looking at how what will be a victory, what will be a victory here, not even that. it is important that putin considers ukraine a victory considers the ukrainian election a victory, and what will the american voters consider a victory when, well, when the active process in the united states begins, it is important for all the participants of the er race, someone in the united states wants the image of the victory of ukraine , according to joseph biden, to b

the united states, let me go to add real right now. a lot of the united states has never had to confront a peer adversary. they have with russia, and this is something new, and it's about working out the way they expected it. go ahead and loved him on this side. sure. uh, i mean, uh, well, uh, according to the, to the modem plans. i mean, obviously they, they the cost of the plan, the, uh, they make the projections about the, uh, single future about the rules and its almost a whole. so they need a new draft. i mean, they need more people. uh, and in order to join the army, um the topic is the um, the quality of the people that can join the army. you know, the was a sweeping or on the west and was especially in united seed states. i mean the of, of the city, the well, the luck of a discipline, the drug addicted drug addiction, all sorts of mental illnesses i'll say is really uh, so, i mean, this is the business which is the end. and these, all the facts i've had that we know and so as a whole, but we have to understand other people. i l

spreads for the united states? from that perspective was the close a line between german economy and russia. so once you have you down and you know, for, for john and companies moving to the, you know, uh, from production to united states that the china, to any other countries you, they, they duster lies in the europe is no longer uh, from united states. i would say i would go even further the united states never proceed. you, but europe as an online, it was a us, as the corner of the, a bustle, approximate. so if you're a mazda in about, so the relationship is slightly different on the dynamic between friends. we've never been friends and, and i'm the united states. i mean, the americans. no, it isn't. your europe in europe is also no service only than the the so called charles is browse and others you've been put in place because you have to, you know, i think that before about, mentioned at this point of view of in union recreational c i, united states in order to unified europe on the flag and, you know, they h

, which are, in principle, our as first assistants and where our unit, the unit of the state emergency service is far from the scene of the incident, as a rule, our volunteer colleagues arrive first and can start some initial priority work before the arrival of the main forces, the forces of the state emergency service, and when we talk about these volunteer units , what exactly are we talking about, when we talk from the point of view of technical equipment , number, powers, could you tell us what kind of structure it is in general, how it is integrated, well, into the life of our communities, using certain examples? i can say that it is integrated legislatively, and recently, thanks to the joint efforts of the state security service, the ministry of internal affairs, as well as the parliamentary corps of the verkhovna rada, it was possible to make changes to a number of laws, and by the way, this work continues, but those changes that in... allowed organize the role, functions in more detail, powers of volunteers, volunteers are included in the response system of the state emergency

territorial acquisition by the united states the first the united states needed dispossess the indigenous of the continent and extinguish their claims their land. now this manifests federal indian policy and the removal of native peoples to reservations in the pacific northwest. that process starts in the 1850s. that's going to be a subject, a future lecture. the second broad factor, which we will discuss today, is that the united states, the united states needed to interact with other non-native tive powers, particularly the nations of europe, in order to define american to territory. now, most american. came into the nations possession by wars or purchases the revolutionary war, as you see here on this slide, produced most the territory east of the mississippi river. the louisiana purchase in 1803 brought most of the lands between the mississippi river and rocky mountains into the nation and then war with mexico. in 1846 to 1848. in incorporated american southwest and then in 1867 the united states purchased alaska from russia. and so see, with each of those territorial acquisitions, th

if you are a friend, an alley of the united states -- an ally of the united states, this bill supports you. but if you are an adversary or cozying up to the adversaries of the united states, frankly, you are just not going to like this bill. i am extremely proud of this legislation which was carefully and thoughtfully developed over many, many months. in my judgment, it reflects the values and interests of most americans. we carefully reviewed all the organizations and programs that receive u.s. taxpayer dollars in this bill. among the key factors, let be be very blunt, it's whether investments advance our national security interests. whether they can samoa demonstrated results -- can show demonstrated results and our need to reduce the national debt and to reduce spending in a responsible way. so the saving foreign operations bill totals $55.5 billion. it cuts $8.2 billion, 14% reduction, below the 2023 enacted level. and $17 billion, or 25% below the president's request. in fact, it is $2.7 billion below the f.y.-d 2019 enacted level. $288 million below even the fiscal year 2015 enac

the internal affairs of the united states are in the public debt of the united states , the trade deficitthe united states and these well-known issues, but we have a series of things that make the lie of the american republic fragile. let's see your example, i would say withdrawing from some international agreements, such as stopping the criticism of farhad rubberi's trading and investment company, withdrawing from treaties, the terms of the trans -pacific company, withdrawing from the internuclear missile agreement , withdrawing from the jcpoa program outside the paris climate unit, withdrawing from the mexico oil treaty and canada, the two neighbors of the united states in north america, has a positive trade relationship with you, and you want to exchange, import and export with these countries , they will have a trade deficit, which means they can be jealous of the trade because you will eliminate this addition, the trade deficit that will be eliminated. iran imposes let's close like this for another month and they will be forced to put maede naft aside, maede naft boulevard is appoint

so these numbers are for residents to be able to apply for a unit to rent a unit or purchase a unit on the island. if they're not interested in a transition unit. and that's also for vested members. now zooming out just a little bit, we'll talk about about our engagement and key events from july all the way to september 1st to engage all the residents, not just legacy invested members. as mentioned, we participated in the national night out event where we hosted a table. we had all of our printed materials and information about the opportunities coming on the island. we had a great turnout. the event was great in general, so we had a couple of folks come by and speak to us about their needs and any questions that they had. we also hosted the two open house events. again, one of them was thursday night on july 13th, and that was from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. we had a really great turnout that night. we had about 50 plus households and that includes legacy households, vested households and post vested household members. it was really inviting space. we had snacks, we had different tables that th

uh, also at the suggestion of the united states of america.h, those, uh, military and political resources, as well as economic assistance, which the united states of america provided to him, and in exchange for carte blanche in the internal politics of nicaragua to rule the family himself. for 42 years, a father, and then two sons, first the eldest then the youngest. that is, this is a family clan that, since 1933 , practically owned this small country, how it disposed of its fiefdom, and what i also wanted to say about how it came to power. but the great depression. it affected not only the united relatively only the production of coffee and sugar cane was developed, which were devoted to the cultivation of cotton and livestock. this is another article. adjacent to american monopolies and had practically no rights; large landowners and transnational corporations dominated primarily in the production of tropical fruits; especially bananas, the so-called united fruit company dominated . in all sectors of the economy of the countries of central

be closer to the united states. vietnam, being closer to the united states. it is not about containing china. it's about having a stable base, a stable base in the indo pacific. and for example, when i was spending a lot of time talking with president xi, he asked why we were going to have the quad meeting australia, india, japan and the united states. and i said to maintain stability, it's not about isolating china. it's about making sure the rules of the road, everything from air space and space in the ocean and the international rules of the road are abided by. and so, and i hope that -- i think that xi has some difficulties right now. all countries end up with difficulties and some economic difficulties is working its way through. i want to see china succeed economically but i want to see them succeed by the rules. the next question was to bloomberg, -- reporter: president, following up on your comments on china and the economy, you recently called china's economy a ticking time bomb. do you believe the country's slowdown could risk destabilizing the glob

three defeats from five for united, man united one, l five for united, man united one, brighton, threeunited one, briuhton, three. , ., , ,, , brighton, three. hope always springs eternal and man _ brighton, three. hope always springs eternal and man united, _ brighton, three. hope always springs eternal and man united, but- eternal and man united, but expectation may be muted. a sluggish start domestically and missing a host of players, all is not well and the current manager has question the culture at the club. their former manager has criticised the attitude and behaviour of players when he was there and the club's transfer dealings. but for a man who might have been walking into the away dressing room tonight, united can never be written off.— never be written off. obviously, they have _ never be written off. obviously, they have been _ never be written off. obviously, they have been going _ never be written off. obviously, they have been going through i never be written off. obviously, they have been going through a | never be written off. obviously, i they have been going throug

the united nations broadcasting news agency, new york, now to further examine the role of the united nations and the security council in solving global problems, mr. majid abbasi , an expert on international issues in the world today, along with mr. abbasi's honeymoon, is one of the more frequent issues this year than in previous years regarding the united nations. in the speeches of the heads of states, it was said that this organization and especially the security council are not very effective in solving global problems, why should the number of disaffected people increase this year, in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful. i would like to serve you that as you all know and dear viewers, the united nations was built on the ruins of world war ii . when the san francisco conference was held in 1945, find a foundation for the united nations . it was established with the aim of maintaining peace and security. the international title is one of the main special tasks of the united nations, which mossadegh could actually see and examine in the united nations security

states through the united states.t is the administrative state at home and the one war i will not change will not be an unforeseen war in the middle east. yes we have to reform the regulations. but it will also require and being honest with ourselves. i will not sell you a fake vision of on shoring everything immediately. it will also require expanded relationships with india. israel, brazil. other east asian countries, including japan and south korea, to get serious about making sure the medicines we put in our mouths are not laced with the same poison that the percocet the young man put in his mouth. and i think that that is the task ahead. we cannot fall in the trap that we will instantly onshore. we have to have a combined mixed strategy while expanding our trade relationships with those other countries. we will be able to take them without having to think twice about whether we are being poisoned by our enemy for our modern way of life. this is the new vision for our conservative movement. a combined honest visio

john herbst, the former ambassador of the united states to ukraine, is waiting for us. good afternoon, you have questions, you will receive answers. interesting questions, too it is worth analyzing, sportnikov. september, every friday at 21:15 at espresso. every week , the saturday political club helps to understand the processes taking place in ukraine and the world. vitaly portnikov, host of espresso and invited experts, based on facts, give their assessment and forecast of the development of events. if you want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow, watch the saturday political club, every saturday on espresso. greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we have already come to the most serpentine. the following shots may shock you. news from the scene. live attacks kamikaze drones. political analytics. objectively and meaningfully. there is no political season, exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front. frankly and without bias, you draw your own conclusions. so, let's continue our program. in which we talk about the fac

why does the united states of america not act as a locomotive to introduce personal sanctions against the same lavrov? well , i am showing this continuation of our previous the press about the fact that in america the time has probably not yet come when it is given in such an even simpler way, although it seems to me that it was more elegant to simply recognize the authority of the declaration of russia as invalid and then the entire russian delegation, including lavrov and all the others , simply couldn't participate in the work of genasom, they went absolutely there to the istriler and looked at this skyscraper in which all these meetings actually take place because ... americans believe that the door to contacts with russia should be kept open and the reasons actually explain why they tolerate these propagandists, because the present ministry of foreign affairs of russia is called the ministry of propaganda. and we know that nazi propaganda in english was also condemned at the nuremberg trials. so i think that one way or another, this sad fate awaits lavrov and all his employees in

we saw that our party members, like never before, are beginning to unite, unite, the party is growing to us, new uh, new party members are joining our ranks. and uh, the party is actively updating and modernizing, uh, using modern technologies. you know, we launched our artificial intelligence, uh, which is very great reviews and responses from the population, great attention. experts highlighted the discussion of elections in new regions and also noted that the turnout in these territories, both in the republics and in the authorities, was indeed very high. we believe that the voter who has traditionally supported us. he supported us from four regions. now it’s clear what’s new. so to speak, in three we overcame the five percent barrier - this is already clear from the point of view of counting votes , it is very important for us, because we have done a lot to help our guys who special war operations are involved. we met a lot with the leadership of these new regions. the dough is so that they are participants in a special operation in the socio-economic, political, interethnic terms

today, we are happy that 35,000 units have been built, and we have completed 2,000 units from mother ardibeheshti and handed them over to the applicants. we could have given 300 applicants, but because of this the total project was 700 units , in order to avoid injustice and unfairness, we will deliver the units in november and deliver them to the applicants of lorestan. in 1400, let's have a start in such a way that we don't have any half-finished projects at the end of 1403 , of course, the company will have the first condition that the respected applicants pay their share and that housing bank, which is dead in our contract, fulfills its obligations. people should always look for that in order to register the correct area, we will not ask the auditors to rent it, but we will definitely follow up on the hope that you will be able to receive the house on time . today we spent for these projects, 50% of it was 6015 million, the bank has to pay 5006 million, and thousands of applicants have to pay the same amount . they still have a fight , despite the changes they have made for these

at the outbreak of world war 2, russia and the united states are the soviets in the united states, as the type produced the same number of tanks over for the period of january 1942 to april of 1945. they had the same kind of power that's no longer the case. the united states is basically hollowed out, its ability to be an industrial power militarily, or russia is likely to prevail. but i think that leads must go with a very dangerous terrorist threat because the ukrainian nation, understandably so. he's very grieved there are many people for who have lost the ever thing. many people who are psychologically disturbed and the what happened to your client is a huge tragedy for the russians. the 1st and foremost, how do you think the russians should address it? and do you think that's also a problem for the west? the, you know, they agree via cartoons who have no future and signed. but that's one of the other things. the west is betting on the, for several general comments. well, the, ultimately, the will, i, will started insurgency, a guerrilla warfare, a terrorist warfare against russia

21 vice-presidents of the 78th session of the united nations general assembly. in the early years of the establishment of the united nations, no country was present as the first speaker of the general assembly, and every time only brazil was ready to speak first, therefore, since 1955 , the same position has been given to brazil. the general assembly started the meeting and speaks and then the secretary general speaks, the first speaker is from among the cities of brazil, and then the host country gives a speech, after that the rest of the countries will give a speech, despite the fact that since about 70 years ago, every year in the general assembly of the united nations in the annual general assembly of the united nations, the representative of each country is allotted 15 to 20 minutes of speech time according to the timetable published by the united nations . the president of the islamic republic of iran will give his 21st speech at the general assembly this year. united nations general assembly in new york, the head of the foundation for the preservation and

. -- the united states will not want to see. imran: is it possible you can get this deal done on a practical level? >> on a practical level, rush and north korea have a common border. the trade can be reasonably made. it would not be secret because almost nothing is secret in the modern world. this deal could be implemented without a problem. the problem is to make the deal, because north korea is a very unique country [indiscernible] is that possible at all? we do not know yet. imran: i want to thank all of our guests. i wanted to thank you as well for watching. you can see the program any time by visiting our website at aljazeera.com. you can also join the conversation on x. from the whole team here, goodbye for now. -puerto rico. a beautiful island with more than its fair share of mother nature and man-made issues -- earthquakes and hurricanes, struggles with identity, for equal attention and support from the mainland, all of which must sometimes seem like an unwinnable race for recovery and progress. but urban art has become

these units are part of the units whose construction has been assigned to the executive headquarters of imam mohammad 's decree. the executive vice president of the executive headquarters of imam mohammad's decree said that insta, in agreement with the ministry of roads and urban development , has undertaken the construction of 50,000 residential units, of which 35 mr. hashemi added that 1,000 of these units were built by mr. hashemi, adding that about 4,000 of these units will be delivered to the applicants by the end of fajr and the rest will be delivered to the applicants next year. the executive headquarters of the order of the imam it has been built and turned on. we present it to residents and applicants, if on average there are four people in each family, today we are happy to present it to five people . in the last one month, 4 million people used the electronic invoice plan, and during this period, two million transactions were made in the form of this plan has been registered, according to the announcement of the ministry of labor cooperation and social welfare, internet sh

in military, police and security units, the starting time in industrial units is 7:00 a.m.il now, the governors have the authority to move the starting time up to one hour according to the hot and cold weather and the length of the day in the province. take appropriate decisions and in the province of imam mr. latifi also, regarding the starting time of the mothers and fathers of employees who have young children or honeymooners in elementary school, he said that the starting time of the national executive body based in the town is floating from 79 in the morning, and in the provinces it has been emphasized with employees who have children under it has been 7 years to be blessed. thank you very much, dear viewers, be proud and victorious . issuance of technical engineering services has a significant capacity to increase the share of non-oil exports, which is based on knowledge. the growth of this capacity has been significant after the victory of the islamic revolution in our country, so in fact, the training of engineers has happened since the revolution it has been in the

i was serving as vice president of the united states. i had the honor of presenting our administration's first major foreign policy address. on america's relationship with china. our administration is taking in a much tougher stance on china. leaders in both political parties had hoped for the best with china. expanded economic trade, commerce and exchanged in the hopes that china itself would embrace greater political liberties. greater freedom as in respect for private property. the truth is china expanded its many abuses in trade. it secured this largely on the basis of this exchange with the people of the united states of america for military expansionism. and the human rights violation -- the wider west during the bind i to the many abuses. that ended in october of 2018. i gave the address here at the hudson institute. we saw the regime in beijing for what it was. and i still do. >> china is the greatest strategic and arc -- economic threat of the united states of america and the 21st century. we must meet that threat with american

nations security council, that is china, france, russia, united kingdom, united states, plus germanye unprecedented, surprisingly enough the sanctions intensified, they were supposed to be lifted or erased. this all shows that what the west says is different from what it does. i think it was a great lesson. iran is still committed to the jcpa. those who violated the agreement were the americans in the first place, and the europeans next. they've proved that they're not able. to keep to a single international agreement. the us is responsible for four decades of protracted sanctions slapped on the iranian people. white house oes iranian people not just a simple apology, but decades of trust. iran has now calibrated its diplomacy to boost economic and environmental cooperation and reinforce security in the region with the help of its neighbors. درست در زمانی که برخی قدرت ها جهان را به سوی جنگ های بیشتر پیش می برند جمهوری اسلامی ایران سیاست همساییگی و همگرایی را مطرح کرده است سیاست همسایگی سیاستتی our, mean economic malice, but right now we are trying to improve the relations with our ne

nations security council, that is china, france, russia, united kingdom, united states, plus germany single international agreement. the us is responsible for four decades of protracted sanctions slapped on the iranian people. white house oes iranian people not just a simple apology, but decades of trust. iran has now calibrated its diplomacy to boost economic and environmental cooperation and reinforce security in the region with the help of its neighbors. tehran's efforts to create a regional security camp is a direct message. to foreign powers to end their military interventions, this was right after the western states attempts to stage a coup in iran on september 2022, which hit the snack. در زمانی که برخی قدرت ها جهان را به سوی جنگ های بیشتر پیش می برند جمهوری اسلامی ایران سیاست همسایگی و همگرایی را مطرح کرده است. سیاست همسایگی سیاستتی خیرخواهانه برای منطقه است. و بر این اساس همکاری های گستردده اقتصادی و تقویت پیوند های زیرستی در صدر دستور کار منطقه ای قرار می گیرد. ivan is not going to put all its eggs into the baskets of the west. maybe some administrations before try to just

peoples of the united nations, determines the 3rd. i mean, to end the squads of was the 3rd mean 3 of for facing human rights. the 3rd mean to uphold just these and respected the rational law and the thought mean to promote social progress and better lives for all people. it's false to us what, what actions to apply that to, to the nation, to the challenges of, to die being faithful to the chopped, the united nations exigencies. it stops within the nation to uphold the jonathan plants for peace as you have the instead of defending this concept of war, we have seen just such as conflicts, goals, and scales. the fabric on the field get somebody go. sions, under the shots of the right to peace would be get into when categories break those pledges. they create the well the vs security for everyone. exhibit a processing evasion of ukraine, the war in violation of united nations johnson and is rational law as an least the next was of our lives. the story human rights abuse, family starting the part of children installment buys, opened in sh

if the united states had achieved its goals in the west asian region, the decline of the united statesave been slowed down. to have and the continuation of the body of peugeot niro, until now they had a traditional way because of the position of iran in your country, in the statements of the supreme leader yesterday, the supreme leader also said that iran's resistance is a model in the world, the borders of resistance are expanding, what was the resistance against , against arrogance and slip it was america, and now they don't have days to talk to america. what our president says in this general assembly is different with 99% of other people. other means will be present. here, the media, who often do not have a very good relationship, start talking, interrupt the program, and talk. they make the president raising the koran and the population of several billion muslims is important because this image can be seen all over the world and the importance of travel is partly due to this issue and iran in the economic field , you may face economic problems, we understand the intellectual game

as prizes united states. i understand the duty my country has delayed this critical moment to work with countries in every region where i get them in common cause to join together with partners who share a common vision of the future of the world where our children do not go hungry and everyone has access to quality health care, where workers or empower and our environment is protected. we're entrepreneurs, innovators everywhere, can access opportunity everywhere. or conflicts are resolved peacefully. and countries can chart their own course. united states 6 and more secure or prosperous or equitable or for all people because we know our future is bound to yours. let me repeat that again. we know our future is bound to yours and no nation can meet the challenges of today alone. generations of received us preceded us, organized as part of the united nations and bill international financial institutions and multi lateral regional bodies help take on the challenges of their time is they're not always perfect. it

ambassador to the united nations. this is the week of the united nations general assembly.volodymyr zelenskyy is going to be speaking with the un general assembly this week. i think they're both speaking tomorrow. >> i know the president is speaking tomorrow. >> i also expect that president biden and zelenskyy will meet and continue their talks in person on this trip. i have to ask you about something that i realize is a phony thing, which is that one of the things we have learned, in the news, in the past week or so, is that as america is supporting ukraine and its war to defend russia, a single american citizen has business interest of such a type, that he has been able as individual to make decisions to constrain ukraine's military from carrying out operations against russia. i'm talking of course about elon musk. it is, i'm sure this is not an unprecedented thing in american history. but in mr. musk's case, we have somebody who's an american businessman, who effectively as foreign policies way on his own. for whatever reason, has effectively decided to conduct competing

according to the united states. so this is the 1st round of sections back to the 2nd round over this case that is being issued. and that we now know, according to the united states, is an american that may never come home and have the happy ending. but the families of these americans that are en route to the united states are presumed to have me. we know this is a controversial this deal in the united states with some political leaders climbing the bond and has effectively pay to rent some money to the iranians. can you just explain? i mean, i mentioned that he bonded his double down and saying that this is the deal that we had to do. so there's no question that joe biden himself is very much involved in terms of this in a personal way, given the fact that he made a pledge to many of the families of those who have missing family members. not just in a ron. but for example, in russia as well, we saw the return of the w and b, a star, brittany griner, and that he wanted to bring americans home. and so even if this is

some news from the united states paid the owner of the fox news media companies in the united states, as well as the former news, which the united states or the american media consider to be the promise of the resignation and the presidency of the council to his 52-year-old son. did mardad heads a number of newspapers, including the wall street journal , the new york post, and the telegraph. right-wing media money used behind the scenes of fox news at age 92. murdoch's media used false claims about the fortunes of the 2020 us election and fueled the coverage and media. the climate crisis and denial of climate change have become extremely controversial. this development marks an eventful year for fox and murdoch after media ownership week six months ago, when the fox news television network sued the manufacturer of voting machines in a lawsuit. accused of defamation the allegation of fraud in the 2020 presidential election was ordered to pay more than 780 billion dollars in compensation . considering the influence of the fox network in the formation of american public opinion and the n

the united nations is a club of governments. every year, the members gather in the general assembly . it is the place where the highest levels meet and what they do. what should be done in the organization? there are two opportunities for the leaders of different countries to see each other. a real trip. a survey of international food issues . be careful. usually, all member countries, i.e. 193 countries , participate at the highest possible levels. is that above if we want to give a sports example, like the olympic games, this year, more than in previous years, we hear talks in the general assembly that the heads of the countries need to change the structure of the united nations and especially the security council . solving global problems has never been something that makes everyone happy and everyone in the world can feel it . the secretary-general also said, what is your opinion about the path that has been taken over the years to come to this point and this idea about the united nations was formed from the fact that in 78

ukraine is that the role of mexico like the united states interested [indiscernible] the united statess not interested in having a conflict with israel. [indiscernible] that is what i call hypocrisy. that is why i propose that the united nations be consistent. if we want a peace conference in the ukraine and the palestine, it is because we want there to be a common policy against invasions in any part of the world carried out by any country . it doesn't depend on which country invades. in the statute that was the basis for the international criminal court, an international crime was added and it is called agesarsamy: have you discussed s with president biden? >> yes, clearly, and with the european union. recently, with a conference in brussels among all the countries of latin america and european union. [indiscernible] we are not going to thathe purp. [indiscernible] what we want is peace. we said the same thing to the government of the united states. given the previous administrations of colombia purchased -- [indiscernible] i did not accept either. what latin america wants is peace.