always, this is really about the united nation speakers, which are clearly demonstrating that as off just last week or so, only 3 percent of the food commodities exported from ukraine. under this initiative have gone to low income countries. so i don't know if the gentlemen still being idiotic or just being callous and being lazy at the at best or perhaps now, how do you characterize the ukraine's farm land and how the food industry works in ukraine? because the, your recent report seems to suggest a over many years, really, the high american will bank to, in the institutions along with profit tearing big companies have carved the whole of your bread box basket up, especially after the 2 in 2014, when a parent visa lensky was elected in a way to say that we're going to stop privatization. the privatization is, is the process now? well, that's a very important point that you just made. most of the work as not realize that under the foreign debt, ukraine has gone to see the structural adjustment programs which have been dictated by the rest and financial institutions such as e b r. do

also coming up, the head of the united nations says an armed force should be deployed to haiti to stop the spiraling gang violence. calls for a roadmap that could lead to a cease-fire in sudan and the forming of a caretaker government. and the u.s. president, joe biden, says he will visit the devastated island of maui, but he does not want to get in the way of the recovery efforts. donald trump has been indicted for the fourth time. prosecutors in georgia accuse the former u.s. president and his associates of racketeering. they say those listed in the indictment conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 election. trump calls it a witch hunt. he says he will release a report, what he described as georgia election fraud on august the 21st. >> donald trump is doubling down after the fourth indictment in the state of georgia. the former president says he will show irrefutably on monday at his resort in bedminster that there was fraud in the georgia election. that is despite the fact that for three years, he and his partisans have been unable to prove that and that his efforts to make t

no vote in the united nations will make any difference. what we witnessed here today in the security council won't be forgotten. >> i like the message that nikki sent to the united nations. this was the finest hour for nikki haley standing up to united states and standing up for israel. >> standing her ground u.n. ambassador nikki haley making it clear -- >> i will not shut up rather i will respectfully signature. nikki haley has delivered fire and brimstone.of she dropped it on the head of the russian ambassador, ambassador nikki haley who was gone after the russian spirit >> hayley shows is what american foreign policy looks like pre- >> i wear heels. if i see something wrong i will get it every single time. with the put forth real solutions to our country's problems and we had to restore the people's belief that america is worth fighting for. america is the greatest force for good in human history and we should never be ashamed to say that. the biggest reason socialism is gaining ground is because capitalism's defenders are too afraid t

it is the concern of the anti-narcotics office and the crimes of the united nations said that in 2023 there will be a significant decrease in production in afghanistan, which will affect the european markets , and of course there is a concern about industrial drugs in afghanistan that no one has replaced the farmers yet, they believe that this industrial narcotics, despite the taliban's approach in the first period of government, because it was almost the lowest amount, that is, about 200, which was 50/50 in the period of 20 years, until it reached the ministry, but the taliban is good now, today, when two the anniversary of the rule was closed with representatives foreign countries are maneuvering with representatives of international organizations , including the united nations, until now the entire population is not aware of other issues related to the same order to actually cooperate in the production and trafficking of drugs and the world cup, considering the concerns that the number of in fact, many farmers wished they had properties in the past, and there are many of them and t

in 2017 she was appointed us ambassador to the united nations where she served until 2,019. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ambassador nikki haley and blake kernan. >> i'm so overprotective, i just work. that's all i know to do his work. i don't stop until i feel things are taken care of. take care of our family. we watch a lot of families being taken care of. >> donald trump asked nikki haley to be his ambassador to the united nations and she accepted the daughter of indian immigrants, considered a rising star in the republican party, haley would be the first woman appointed to trump's cabinet. >> anyone who says you can't get anything done it the un need to know there's a new sheriff in town. >> there's a new un. you will see a change in the way we do business, for those who don't have our back. >> if for any reason north korea attacks the united states or our allies, the us will respond period. >> you know you are not going to move her. >> that's what the american people want us to do and it is the right thing to do. no vote will make any difference on that. >> what

presence in syria, but in response to this request and complaint, the syrian ambassador to the united nations and america emphasized until the conditions syria's politics should not change according to the interests of the united states, the sanctions on syria will continue. in the continuation of this meeting, our country's ambassador to the united nations, while announcing the support of the islamic republic of iran to the syrian government's constitutional demand for the complete withdrawal of all illegal foreign forces, emphasized that the fight against terrorism should not be an excuse for weakening. sovereignty and territorial integrity of the recent bilateral agreement between the united nations and the syrian government to send essential humanitarian aid through the babol-hawa border crossing and for a period of six months, we support the syrian government for its constructive cooperation to enable the we praise the humanitarian operations. he also criticized the silence of the security council in the face of the zionist regime's frequent encroachment on syrian territory and the viola

we are gonna get to the united nations, which we don't do often enough here, to speak with our united nations ambassador, because the united states becomes the head of the security council tomorrow. it is our term for the ambassadors term, i should say -- >> linda thomas-greenfield, u.n. ambassador, fantastic. i was just talking about the u.s. having this confounding, sort of dilemma, or decision-maker, deciding whether or not it's gonna keep its word on being really mad at uganda for their killed against law while simultaneously planning to go ahead with this hundreds of millions of dollars in funding that would we give them for anti age this year. with linda thomas-greenfield, which we're gonna talk about that tonight, of course, the u.s. has a, even a bigger love, or influence than we usually do. it's gonna be fascinating. >> and i will ask her your question when she gets here. >> god bless you, thank you so much, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. thank you. >> the pressure is working, the pressure from special prosecutor jack smith on donald trump's associates and codefendants, and

on friday, sirjan, the united nations asked france to after death look to solve problems racists in the police forces should be aware robin asham dastani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights, said in his press conference in geneva that it is time for france to seriously address the deep problems of race and racial discrimination among law enforcement officers. this is not the first time that france is burning to become the united nations in pes 2022, the un committee on the elimination of racial discrimination expressed its deep concern over the repeated use of identity checks, discriminatory arrests and fixed penalties to disproportionately target specific minorities. according to this committee the target of these cases were mostly non-african people and non-french people. sebastien roche, a police sociologist, confirmed in an interview published on june 29 in the lavado noor media that ethnicity cannot be excluded in these cases, especially when those killed in the process of disobeying the order to stop the police of the new nowruz operation in france called t

i met her at the united nations.ou that chapter is a very difficult chapter to read but it is so important. she came again a humble community, i sense came in. killed her family. took her as a sex slave. she went through unbelievable torture. but she got out of it. hadce she gone and been at peace in her life somewhere or never looked back everyone would've understood. she was so determined to hold them accountable but she came to the united nations was pleading for us to start looking at the evidence these isis members get on the community. she fought and she won they areo collecting evidence. she is unable to see her captors be held accountable. she won a nobel peace prize because she continues to fight for human rights around the world. and so her story is amazing. what you see and ironic is heartbreaking. the iranian people have always wanted more. they do not want to be under the regime. what you have is a 22-year-old girl and the morality police and iran it was not even that she was not wearing her headdress. s

the united nations has also found out that on friday, sirjan, the united nations asked france to be aware of solving the problems of racists in the police forces three days after the death . robin asham dastani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights, said in his press conference in hell that the time has come . france is seriously in trouble this is not the first time that france has turned into syria, a discussion of the united nations in the hands of 2022. had expressed a consistent and consistent punishment for disproportionately targeting specific minorities. according to this payment , these cases were mostly of african descent, often non-french people, according to police sociologist yen roche in an interview that was published on june 29 in the lavado noor media. confirms in these cases cannot be eliminated , especially when we know that most of those killed were ethnic minorities who disobeyed the order of the police to stop. the foreign ministry announced in a statement that any racism or organized discrimination by law enforcement in france is completely unf

on friday, sirjan, the united nations asked france to be aware of solving the problems of racists in the police force three days after sirjan's death . spokesperson robin asham dastani high commissioner for human rights in his press conference in geneva, bishr said that the time has come for the french country to seriously address the deep problems of racism and racial discrimination among law enforcement officers. this is not the first time that france has become syria, a un debate in pes 2022. the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination has expressed its deep concern over the frequent use of identity checks and discriminatory arrests to disproportionately target specific minorities . and non-french people were sebastian roche, a police sociologist, confirmed in an interview published on june 29 in lavado noor media that ethnicity cannot be excluded in these cases, especially when we know that most of those killed in the process of disobeying the order to stop the police were ethnic minorities . called the united nations completely baseless and reacted q

we also remember the 22 countries that contributed to the united nations command, led by the united states. as we look to the next 70 years, we vow to do everything in our power to ensure the future generation can live in a more prosperous and free world. gentleman seven decades passed since the armistice. but north korea's ambition to unify north korea under communism remain unchanged and its nuclear and missile threat continue to grow, even as i speak. pyongyang is raising tensions by launching missiles and using brazen language threatening the use of nuclear weapons. his. history has taught us that we must be strong enough to deter such aggression and defend ourselves when necessary. as president yoon sumner said, peace is never as certain and reliable as when is backed by force and deterrence. reflecting this resolve. last week we held inaugural meeting of the arc, the u.s. nuclear consultative group, a tangible step in implement ing the historic washington declaration. the nct represent an upgrade in our alliance from the 1953 mutual defense treaty by significantly enhancing our combi

united nations.as thei finest hour fr nikki haley, i think, standing up for the united states,s standing up for israel. >> standing her ground -- >> i will not shut up. rather, i'll. respectfully seek the hard truth. >> nikki haley has delivered absolutely fire and brimstone. she dropped it right on the head of the russian ambassador. >> ambassador nikki haley has really gone after the -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> haley is what american foreign policy hooks like -- [inaudible] >> i wear heels. it's not for a fashion statement.me it's because if i see something, we're going to kick 'em every singleto time. we have to put forth real solutions to our t country's problems, and we have to restore the people's belief that america is worth fighting for. america is the greatest force for good in human history, and we should never be ashamed to say that. the biggest reason socialism is gaining ground,in it's because capitalism's dedefenders are too afraid to speakoo up. we can't keep quiet. the truth matters,

this is not the first time. that france to syria debate the united nations in pes 2022, the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination expressed deep concern over the repeated use of identity checks, discriminatory arrests and fixed penalties to disproportionately target specific minorities . most of the cases were of african descent, arabs and non-french people. sebastien roche, a police sociologist, confirmed in an interview that was published on june 29 in the lavado noor media that it cannot be excluded in these cases, especially when we know that most of those killed were in the course of disobeying the order to stop . the police of ethnic minorities were born in olympus princess alexa dubela of the french government called the criticism of the united nations completely baseless and they reacted quickly. the ministry of foreign affairs announced in a statement that any organized racism or discrimination by law enforcement in france is completely baseless. this issue has been taken into account there. it is understood that france played a pivotal role in the l

in the press conference of the spokesperson of the united nations, i also asked him what is the issue of this organization regarding the terrorist attack on innocent people in the shrine of shahcheragh in the city of shiraz. shahcheragh condemned this terrorist attack and said that the united nations it expresses its deepest condolences to the bereaved and injured families and the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran. the photo of the four terrorist groups is extremely painful, especially when it is against a religious place . the united nations emphasizes that the perpetrators of this the terrorist attack paid iranian citizens who use their right to perform their religious activities to be tried, the secretary general of the united nations issued an official statement in which he condemned the terrorist attack on shahcheragh as a religious place in iran and emphasized the necessity of punishing the perpetrators of this crime. ali rajabi emphasized united nations broadcasting agency, new york, while we are on the eve of the anniversary of the 28 august coup, the f

the united nations are not-especially the united states of america.p production--uninterrupted production--so that the united nations can maintain control of the seas and attain control of the air--not merely a slight superiority, but an overwhelming superiority. on january 6 of this year, i set certain definite goals of production for airplanes, tanks, guns, and ships. the axis propagandists called them fantastic. tonight, nearly two months later, and after a careful survey of progress by donald nelson and others charged with responsibility for our production, i can tell you that those goals will be attained. in every part of the country, experts in production and the men and women at work in the plants are giving loyal service. with few exceptions, labor, capital, and farming realize that this is no time either to make undue profits or to gain special advantages, one over the other. we are calling for new plants and additions to old plants. we are calling for plant conversion to war needs. we are seeking more men and more women to run them. we are w

to continue to work together through the united nations. and so he was looking forward to that.e was really looking forward to going to san francisco to open that conference. he even told henry morgenthau on the night before he died that he was going to address the opening of the un conference in wheelchair, which i find really, really interesting. unfortunately, of course, he was not able attend, but as the reporter who had interviewed him near the end of march and hear mccormick had written after his death. you know in some ways his voice was still the loudest there. the fact that this man who had really given his life to see the united states through the second world war and to launch international organization spoke volumes to all of the people in that conference and really to all the people around the world. the fact that he had given his life for this cause. and, you know, it's interesting on the last day of his life, he was working on a speech that he would give at the u.n. and he had had a draft that was typed up, you know, by his aides and worked on by by himself, by va

fiona, from the united nations in _ account. fiona, from the united nations in cabo, _ account.n cabo, thank you - account. fiona, from the united nations in cabo, thank you very| account. fiona, from the united - nations in cabo, thank you very much for bringing us up—to—date on a very important story. you are watching bbc news. let'sjust important story. you are watching bbc news. let's just bring you a reminder of the latest on our top story, that developing story which is coming out of pakistan. that is the ongoing rescue of the children and two adults who are trapped in a cable car. these pictures are the latest ones that we had of the ongoing rescue. you can see someone they're being rescued. an official told us that four children had been rescued so far. we haven't had any confirmation directly from the rescue authorities in pakistan, but we were told by an official that four children had been rescued, out of a group of six children and two adults. strong winds have been hindering the operation and it is now dark in pakistan. do stay with us. we will be with that story th

the united nation says and armed multi national force should be said to haiti to restore law and order the united nations secretary general. antonio gutierrez has urged the secretary security council rather to put act. now, he says the situation isn't right to just have peace keeping because gang violence a spiral since the assassination of the president in 2021. but als is here as christmas, slowly has more from the united nations to the secretary general has been calling for the creation of a non un police force to help get gang violence under control and haiti since last october. in this latest report, seen biologist era, he lays out what steps are necessary to make that happen. first and foremost, he wants the support of the security council welcoming this international force, which he says must have military capabilities and the ability to take robust action . second, the un would need to provide some form of logistical support to this international police force that could come either. he says through expanding the political mission in haiti, they are now or by creating a new one.

the american ambassador to the united nations, as the periodic head of the security council, asked what the united states expects from this resolution and what it should train and everything it needs to continue its activities in lebanon. united nations peacekeeping force uniform in south lebanon, he says that it is an issue that has faced the opposition of the lebanese people, and of course it is so important for the zionist regime that the defense minister of this regime came to the united nations for this reason that unifil should be completely independent from the lebanese army and there is no need for any coordination or even informing the lebanese army should not have the us news website in this regard, confirming that the main dispute is over the request for full freedom of action for the uniformed soldiers of the united nations peacekeeping forces in lebanon's borders. habib, the minister of foreign affairs of lebanon , said that in the new resolution of the security council, let it be clear that unifil should coordinate with the lebanese army. in another part of this note, the

on friday, sirvan , the united nations asked france to be serious about solving the problems of racists in the police force three days after nahal's death. in his press conference in hell, the supreme human rights said that the time has come for france to seriously address the deep problems of race and racial discrimination among law enforcement officers. this is not the first time that france has become syria, the united nations' 2022 committee on the elimination of discrimination. racial united nations concern it had expressed itself deeply through the frequent use of identity checks, discriminatory arrests and fixed penalties to disproportionately target specific minorities, according to the committee, the targets of these cases were mostly african-descendants, arabs, and non-french people, sebastien roche . the police sociologist confirmed in an interview that was published on june 29 in the lavado noor media that it cannot be removed in these cases, especially when the disobedience of the police order to stop was ethnic minorities . the speed of reaction showed that the ministry of

in 2022, the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination expressed its deep concern over the frequent use of identity checks, discriminatory arrests and fixed penalties to disproportionately target specific minorities , mostly african-origin. he did not go many times there were non-french people, the police sociologist confirms in an interview published on june 29 in lavado noor media, and ethnicity cannot be excluded in these cases, especially when we know that most of those killed during the disobedience of the police order to stop were minorities. 2020 the french government called the criticisms of the united nations completely baseless and reacted quickly . the ministry of foreign affairs announced in a statement that the accusation of organized racism or discrimination by law enforcement in france is completely baseless. this issue is taken into account when france in riots last fall in iran, omadi gham bamanzadeh played a pivotal role, which includes the second science of the dollar, the interventionist intervention on the french authorities and the dir

and the extent of the unrest has also raised the voice of the united nations.on friday, the united nations will take a serious look at solving the problems of racists in the police forces, from sirjan, three days after nahel's death, bein asham dastani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights, in his press conference in geneva. he said that time it is time for france to seriously address the deep problems of racism and racial discrimination among law enforcers. this is not the first time that france becomes a subject to the united nations. the frequent use of identity checks, discriminatory arrests and fixed punishments for disproportionately targeting certain minorities, according to the committee , were mostly targets of african descent, arabs, and non-french people, according to a police sociologist in an interview. that june 29 in the lavado media, light is published in these cases, it is not digestible, especially when we know that most of those killed in the course of disobeying the order to stop the police of ethnic minorities and the

united states allowing replacements from china. but the us congress has being warned, but american reliance on foreign suppliers is a national security risk. how does your castro reports from washington a doctor, amanda state or with johns hopkins medicine, says the cancer and drug shortage in the united states amounts to a public health crisis. it's devastating as non college as we we live to help our patients live longer a better lives. and so not having the tools that are disposable that we know can help our patients achieve. this is, is terrible. it says platen is credited as the drug that changed cancer treatment 50 years ago. skyrocketing the cure rate of testicular cancer and also effective against long breast and a very and cancers in june 70 percent of us cancer center said they were short on the drug in 93 percent. so they were short on the related drug cardwell plan. it is the drug, there isn't anything that works as effectively what he this is the drug i need 41 year old carrie true can ski has stage 3 ovarian cancer, but she hasn't received carbo plan due to the shortage. these are very cheap drugs and uh, and the manufa

the united nations has also raised the voice of the united nations . to solve the problems of racists in the police force, robin asham dastani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights, said in his press conference that the time has come for france to seriously address the deep problems of race and racial discrimination among law enforcement officers. this is the first time. not that france to syria becomes a un debate in pes 2022, the un committee on the elimination of racial discrimination expressed its deep concern over the repeated use of identity checks, discriminatory arrests and fixed penalties to disproportionately target specific minorities. according to this committee, the targets of these cases were mostly africans, arabs, and non-french people . in an interview published on june 29 in lavado noor media, police sociologist yen roshe says that it cannot be excluded in these cases, especially when we know that most of those killed in disobedience flow the police stopped the ethnic minorities , dubbing 2020. the french governm

and this, when she was in the united nations. was a shame for the united states, but the problem is even worse. how is it on the internet? this is a women's blanket. scandinavian absolute fool beyond the minimum of intelligence, who was the prime minister of great britain what 's going on in europe and what about other women? no, after all, there were after margaritacha, after you can say whatever you like, but frau merk, she was a serious woman, a serious politician. and now what is happening there? illiteracy vulgarity lack of culture hysteria, i'm not talking about everything that concerns their moral character. that is, a bowed swan once said in a hurtful way for the state. it's a shame it's a shame for european women. there are also women in european populations and have been forced by europe and among men, well , understandable here are the british ahead of the planet and in germany what is the name of this sausage? there were also serious german politicians tried to be born entirely among women among men and among politici

katyal talking about where the case against donald trump stands tonight we are going to get to the united nations which we don't do often enough here. we're gonna speak with our u.s. ambassador because the united states becomes the head of the security council tomorrow. it is our turn or the investors turn we should say. >> you had ambassadors fantastic i was just talking about the u.s. having this confounding dilemma or decision to make deciding whether it's gonna keep its word on being really mad at uganda's tell the case law while simultaneously planning to go ahead with this hundreds of millions of dollars of findings that we give them for anti aids this year and that's it you're gonna talk to her about that tonight of course the u.s. has it even bigger level of influence and we usually what. that's fascinating. >> i will ask for your question when she gets here. >> god bless, you thank you so much. >> thank you rachel. >> well the pressure is working the pressure from special prosecutor of donald trump's associates and codefendants impossible coconspirators is working exactly as intended. it

the united nations in south lebanon says that it is an issue that has faced the opposition of the lebaneseand of course it is so important for the zionist regime that the defense minister of this regime came to the united nations for this reason that unifil is completely independent from the lebanese army and there is no need for any coordination and notification. to the army lebanon should not have it either. in this regard, the american website usnews confirmed that the main dispute is over the request for full freedom of action for unifil soldiers of the united nations peacekeeping forces in lebanon's borders. habib, the minister of foreign affairs of lebanon , said that in the new security council resolution, it should be it should be clear that unifil should be coordinated with the lebanese army. in another part of this note, the american usb echoed the words of the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon and reduced it even if the security council votes in favor of the complete freedom of action of the peacekeeper in the lebanese religion , this resolution is only in remain on pape

the united nations are not especially the united states of america. tions can maintain control of the seas and obtain control of the air not a slight superiority, but an overwhelming superiority. on january 6th of this year i set certain goals of production for airplanes, tanks, guns and ships. the propagandists call them fantastic.r. tonight nearly two months later after a careful survey of progress charged with responsibility for our production i can tell you that those goals will be obtained and every part of the country experts in production and the men and women that work are giving their royal service. labor, capital, farming realize that this is no time to make undue profits or to gain a special advantages one over the other. we are calling for new plants and additions to old plants. we are seeking more men and women to run them. we are working longer hours and coming to realize one extra plane or tank or gun or ship completed tomorrow may in a few months form in a distant battlefield it may make the difference between life and death for our fig

the united nations announced that the zionist regime has martyred 167 palestinians in the west bank in the last 8 months, and according to the report of the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, these statistics this is the highest number since 2005. the zionist forces forced 276 palestinians in the west bank from the beginning to the middle of august. the united nations also announced that the zionist regime destroyed and confiscated 56 palestinian houses in the last two weeks . a forest fire in the south of france killed three thousand tourists. he was forced to leave the area by the fire of 500 a hectare of land in the area destroyed 30 houses and a recreational camp . according to the report of the french network, twenty people have been injured so far, some of them are dead, but it can be seen right at the end of the street that the fire has engulfed the hedges and fences around the houses. at the same time, due to the wind, the flames engulf the gardens of the region one after the other. a house recently caught fire in the pyrenean mountains of easte

ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency. york, last night at midnight, the report of day at the al-wayt military weapons factory in the north of khodad tv, the intensity of the explosion was so intense that it lit up the distant areas, and in the past one and a half hours , this is the fourth explosion that took place in the golden military facility, nine that occurred at 1:20 last night in the streets, they were ready for the iron of north talavi they saw the explosion, it was so intense that it lit up kilometers away. the explosion in el beit military weapons factory is a complex with an area of ​​750 in the shape of an island that only its employees have the right to approach it. it produces a wide range of defense and military equipment, focused on radio communications, the production of uavs, various types of radar, naval equipment , and remote control weapons . it is also considered the heart of israel's missile science, and this is the third explosion that el beit has seen in the last few months. and a little later th

the united nations security council. it has renewed the mandate for another year of the peacekeeping force in $711.00 on known as unit phil. but the negotiations were tough and it's unclear if the deal will satisfy everyone. gabriel elizondo reports from the united nations with a resolution mandating un peacekeeping operations in southern lebanon set to expire on thursday night, a last minute compromise at the security council to stave off a crisis and possibly maintain a fragile piece. but they were tough negotiations on the annual renewal, and i didnt, nation's interim force and 11 on the mission known as unified field at issue, freedom of movement, language added to the resolution last year has allowed you to feel soldiers to carry out unannounced patrols along the lebanese is really border freely and without the authorization from 11, he's military the lebanese government and has blah, which wields great political power in the country. wanted language permitting unannounced una fill patrols to be removed from the reso

kristen salumi, algebra, the united nations. and in libya, the commander of libya is $444.00 brigade, which is linked to the country's defense ministry has been released from detention . ma, fluid, hands that was captured by rival forces that triggered fears, fighting in triple a. at least 27 people were killed, more than a 100 injured. the $444.00 brigade as an armed group is said to control the southern suburbs of tripoli, as well as other areas. but the prime minister says the situation of the ground needs to be monitored. astute and these official says a roadmap should be put in place to end the conflict there. between the army and paramilitary rapid support forces, the deputy head of sudan, sovereign council. malik a gar, says a caretaker government should be formed. meantime, authorities have opened the air space in eastern sudan, according to a statement from the international airport in the capital, hard to in the heart of the party. its the road met starts with reaching the ceasefire between the cities army and the rep

of the united nations has. when it comes to the developments at this rich summit, we are expecting to hear from a number of other leaders throughout the course of the day. so i'm going to thank you very much for that. some of the minute joining us live from johannesburg, the china, his band, and ports of old sea food products from japan. the soft to talk here, the guy that's controversial. dumping of treated nuclear waste water into the pacific ocean. china says the release is self sufficient and responsible, the japanese government and the u. n's new for the a watchdog says it won't be dangerous to release more than a 1000000 tons of spent cooling water. over several decades. the japanese fishermen and some pacific, all the nations disagree with the plan. the protest is demonstrated outside the office at the palms. operation company in tokyo, kind of comment gunnery has moved from focus. she months tapco the plant operators will release of treated radioactive wastewater in smaller portions, initially with more

the spokesperson of the united nations refugee agency announced the conflicts in sudan.han 4 million people inside this country, more than eight hundred and eighty four thousand sudanese people fled to neighboring countries, one of the biggest leaders of the drug trafficking gang in the world was sentenced to 45 years in prison in the united states. a person has left a group the militia was in the north of colombia and was returned to the united states. the forest fire in the south of portugal and parts of the central south and north of spain continues after four days. more than 1000 firefighters are trying to control the fire. the fire has so far covered thousands of hectares of forest in southwest and portugal have burned eight south american countries located in the amazon region to form a coalition to fight deforestation in this region. the heads of these countries announced in a meeting in brazil that by forming a coalition and increasing regional cooperation, they want to prevent the amazon from reaching the point of no return. do countries brazil, bolivia, colombi

will bring you one of the action from the power guy that welcome to the program, the head of the united nations. antonio gutierrez says, a multinational force should be sent into haiti to tackle the games who overpowered the police, the caribbean nations, prime minister, also suppose outside intervention. as parts of the country descend into lawlessness is estimated. the gains control more than free quotes of the capital portal prompts . it was just a few belongings they can carry the stymies of trying to reach safety. gang violence in haiti's capital is driving many out of their homes. by foot a motorcycle. they're forced to seek shelter in public squares and schools like this left to feel like they're standing for themselves. it wasn't the gang leaders who chased me out of my head. it was the haitian state that chased me out of my head and the haitian stage that killed all the people you'll see. because it's the state that has the circle of legitimacy and violence. the state can witness the grand ravine, govern, taking over the streets and never do anything about it. hate his face, years of e

the united nations has gathered evidence of what it says are extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrestsand torture. >> many people who fall within this category are very fearful. they don't want to leave their homes, and we also have cases where relatives speak of individuals not knowing where their relatives have gone and being held in incommunicado detention. >> taliban leaders deny ordering any reprisals. they say any problems or acts of individuals and the human rights situation has been improving. >> every government has individuals involved in corruption and other illegal activities. we will not go to the extent of denying such reports. what we are denying is that this report is not documented, not substantiated, and the instances have not been shared with the ministry of foreign affairs. >> the united nations assessed taliban officials have a responsibility to investigate crimes and enforce the amnesty, even if they themselves did not order any reprisals. taliban leaders have already rolled back on one of their main earlier commitments -- girls' education. promises of tolerance a

foreign policy that at the same time, in fact, the benefit of the nation and the government is coordinated. in fact, it is done in the unitedpolicy . they claim that they are following the national interests, but the public opinion of the united states does not have much of an angle to this issue, that is, tamattu spends more than 70 billion dollars in military budget every year, more than any country, more than any other country and opinions accompanies the public, so we know that these companies and they manage the cards and well, the public opinion is also dissatisfied, he said, in the form of injecting their own values, they were able to say with the brothers of the people that they are the saviors of the world, mr. maliki, mr. salehi , thank you for appearing in the world today. the kurdish ministry of foreign affairs of mali announced in a statement that in response to the action of the police to cancel the issuance of visas for the citizens of mali, a similar action will be taken. paris has claimed that due to the instability of the west to africa , it has taken this decision regarding the citizens of mali and also b

shiraz radio and television, why is it time for the terrorist attack on the united nations? the holy shrine of shahcheragh, peace be upon him, strongly condemned this terrorist attack in the american media, but the american officials emphasized the fall of the un spokesman and the perpetrators of this terrorist attack on iranian citizens should be tried, the deputy spokesperson of the us ministry of foreign affairs and also the spokesperson of the white house held a press conference after the terrorist attack on the holy shrine of shahcheragh and announced his position on various issues of iran, especially the release of 6 billion dollars from the frozen assets of our country and the exchange of prisoners, but none of them mentioned this terrorist attack. of course, the shiraz terrorist was reflected in some american media, including on cnn tv and shia holy place in iran, in a terrible incident, for the second time in the past one year , it was attacked by an armed person. in this attack , you see an armed person with a weapon of war he enters the religious area and people r