israel's ambassador to the united nations welcomed that move, saying mr huckabee is a dearfriend.rk real estate developer, and close friend of mr trump, stephen witkoff, has been named as his special envoy to the middle east. i'm joined now by former ambassador to the republic of malta and non—resident senior fellow at the atlantic council — gina abercrombie—winstanley. thank you forjoining me today. we will get to trump's appointment in a bit but first i want your reaction and your thoughts to this deadline that's been passed and the us are saying it has no intention to stop arms supplier to israel, does it come as a surprise to you? i israel, does it come as a surprise to you? i believe it comes as — surprise to you? i believe it comes as a _ surprise to you? i believe it| comes as a disappointment, disappointment to many who were hoping that this would be a redline that helped. now, it is one of several over the year that the president and us leadership laid out to demand adherence to international humanitarian law, the law of armed conflict and yet, another redline has been cr

if you speak to the united nations, eventl to the united nations, event and it has got worse.was and it has got worse. this was a letter written by antony blinken, the secretary of state 30 days ago. last night was the deadline for humanitarian access and aid to improve. it said israel has not done everything it could do, but it has done enough, it is improving and so the threat of sanctions and armaments, arm is being withheld have gone away. at the united nations, charities and international aid agencies working there describe it as bad as ever. last week it was described as apocalyptic. for some of the numbers, before the conflict started, 500 or 600 trucks a day went into the gaza strip. the american said there needed to be about 350 and during. and the un said that figure over the last time has been around 30. it is important to point out that israel denies starvation exists in gaza. the situation in the north is dire.— north is dire. thank you for bringing — north is dire. thank you for bringing that _ north is dire. thank you for bringing that breaking - north is dire.

as the united nations climate change conference continues in baku, in baku.ront line in addressing climate change, committing the uk to reduce carbon emissions by 81% within a decade. the un secretary—general has warned world leaders we are facing the final countdown to limit global temperature rises. it comes as a new report shows carbon dioxide emissions are set to hit a new high this year, with experts saying there's no sign of the use of fossil fuels peaking. as the united nations climate change conference continues in baku, in baku. british prime minister sir keir starmer says he wants the uk to be on the front line in addressing climate change, committing the uk to reduce carbon emissions by 81% within a decade. meanwhile, the heads of the international monetary fund and the world bank say they'll work with the incoming trump administration to continue to provide financing to developing countries hit by climate change. it's thought donald trump may withdraw the us from the paris climate agreement for a second time when he takes office. let's take a look

and how do you think that can be achieved to the mechanisms or the united nations? well, it would be a key would do because everything's tied to and with people demanding for a rights for just just and it is achieved. it's tough to do with the in many countries people asking for equal voting rights, women rights, and so forth. now we are asking for equal rights for war to continue in the world and the natural i d. d, nature of justice, dictate that any one who value with nature of justice would come to realize that they can not. a good thing is to exclude one of the important to play us in the nation up into the system from deciding by becoming part of the important decision making body for all the united nations. all right, those are all my questions. thank you very much for the interview of your excellency. welcome. the, [000:00:00;00] the . at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and colonize australia. from the very beginning of the british penetration to the continent, natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate extra patient

security council, a united nations envoy for the middle east priest -- peace process and the ultimate u.s. representative to the u.n. spoke about the potential for a cease-fire deal in lebanon. this is about 20 minutes. >> the meeting of the scaredy council is called to order. the provisional agenda for this meeting is the situation in the middle east including the palestinian question. the agenda is at opposition. in accordance with rule 37 of the councils provisional rules of procedure i invite the representative of israel to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. i propose that the council invite the permanent observer of the observer stated palestine to the united nations to participate in this meeting. in accordance with the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objections it is so decided. in accordance with rule 39 of the councils provisional rules of procedure i invite the deputy special coordinator president of medicare and coordinate for the middle east peace process to participate in the meeting. it is so decided. th

he's dealt with united nations, the environmental protection agency, and immigration in the united nations. he's appointed at least the phonic and about support, top israel, and very strong critique of the united nations for immigration. he's dealing with tom homan, a man who was head of ice back in 2017 when a new family separation policy was introduced. a policy that he said in the recent interview is likely to be re introduced again during his new term as the immigrations. uh. then we've got the lease elden who's been a pointed head of the environmental protection agency, seldom support the new york congressman. the 2nd new york pointed to the cabinet. he is a phone among some as a strong epa advocate, particularly with regards to his constituency in long island, where he long for a 4th of battle to combat the soap pulled up this, however, his critics within congress has criticized his voting on several of the measures introduced under the by the administration. donald trump also pressing for recess appointments and the senate. what this would mean is that he may not have to fight the c

and it will work for the united nations and decisions about nature conservation. uh, the sounds of empathy reports from kelly and colombia. this difficult negotiations are expected to continue until the early hours of saturday here in columbia stared city kindly at the end of 2 weeks of this very important the united nations convention on bio diversity. a number of agreements have been reached throughout these 2 weeks, but the court of the issue, how to file funds, the many action plans that were the site in a framework and agree the font 2 years ago by the countries are still being ironed out and actually at this point, there are only $400000000.00 that have been a pledge that as for biodiversity, when billions of dollars are needed, between now and 2000 attorneys. so this is a quick over here, we'll continue to be negotiated in the next few hours. we don't know how long, but a, we're really urge part is coming to gather fund the solutions because to deliver a plumbing on the part of montreal about the global buy it or we work with only 5 years left. the crisis o

united nations 29th conference on climate change. the scene is the most developing nations needed estimates. $2.00 trillion dollars a year to come back to west effect supply and change, but will the developed world stop the finance? besides, you may need to stay without 0 at the end of the coverage coming towards you, not the the, the watching out reminder of the top stories this hour is where the strikes on gone . so if here's an overcrowded area west of federal policy, families with sheltering of the i don't know, most of the 6 people the kills, including to baby is ready for us as a carried out several aspects on bear with some of the, some of the ministry struck off the threatening residence to leave or face performing a separate attack. 8th of 11 east capsule, 5 people were killed by strikes. is there any president's? isaac has or has met us present, joe biden at the white house as a finds bison for his friendship. and supposedly as well since october 7th, last year, the white house as they discuss the war on garza and as well as

she's there to promote united nations week. but eleanor's life had so many dimensions that her savvy use of the brand-new media mode of television has been previously overlooked. the early days of television were profoundly influential on popular culture. and e.r.'s use of tv to advance the causes of world peace and the rights of women and the politically marginalized was groundbreaking. however, she also courted relationships with the film industry as early as 1932 writing articles for fan magazines like photo play in modern screen. james enlisted her to appear in the prologue for 1940 anti- film pastor hall. riling the ire of isolationists in the senate subcommittee on propaganda in motion pictures and radio. but she would also disappoint activists in choosing to cross the picket line protesting segregated cinemas in washington, d.c. to attend a fundraiser and screening of abe lincoln in illinois. eleanor contributed to civil defense films during the war and became a staple joke and hollywood comedies. she and her opinions on

to more than half a 1000000 boys in goes no other united nations agency is capability to do this. and in the absence of the political solution for just an index east, there is no alternative this to ok. so it's easy to talk a. so the question is, what are you going to do about them? and how are you going to see the void? you meaning the state of israel house ways really forces of attacks, residential homes in 711 on dozens of explosions could be seen in a village in the mount shy you and district. the houses are near hospital. several villages suffer similar damage. sions. israel's crowned defensive, began in 11 on his route. it says it's trying to avoid civilian casualties by issuing force evacuation warnings before striking what it says on has the targets 11 on the tardy save. the children says more than 100 children have been killed this since the end of september child spots for 3 for some beveled, wanting some hue as may find images in his report. this debbie, a 2 year old ivona is slowly recovering from a 3rd degree burn. she suffered opportunities really as striking close t

united nations wants to, to 1000000 people in may. a mom's were kind, state or risk of starvation is the country's economy collapses. agencies all facing severe difficulties and accessing the areas and not because of restrictions that have been imposed by the minute treat government me and my husband and time will since occur in 2021 triggering a civil war. tony trying has moved from bangkok of the united nations is wanting that as many as 2000000 people are in danger of famine and starvation in man miles west and are kind state the u. n. d p. and a recently released report says the situation has been caused by a perfect storm civil war, climate change, the collapse of the local economy. the severe shortage of fuel fertilizes in seeds . currently, the region is only able to produce about 20 percent of the food that it needs at the center of this crisis, or the hangup ones, the target of a genocide now cool between 2 warring factions, most all me and the rebels who are trying to through the mount, those who are lucky enough for being a

very good place from the united nations tribunal for wanda, which was housed in hardwood show. we tried the faithful with the highs responsibility, and by the time that it was concluded and you'd stuck there with this, it had listened to slightly over 90 cases with 63 point fiction. but the one these administration realized that if you only relied on this international system, and you relied on them in order to punish the pop up rate of the general side, the country would never hear like game on what is important on what we don't talk about as much as we should is the, the administration of wonder then decided to go back into history on to go back input edition and look for a system of justice called the got charged. the judge, our court system is a system that is known to the one b is people. it is a system that is administered, administered by the population. and they sit and listen to those who have been accused of committing offences under the show show, which was deployed in one day with the consequence that those who had brought back great then the general side, why the h

she is there to promote united nations week. eleanor's life has so many dimensions that her savvy use of the brand-new medium of television has been previously overlooked. the early days of television are profoundly influential on pop culture. e.r.'s use of t.v. to advance the causes of world peace and the politically marginalized was groundbreaking. she also quarter relationships with the film industry as early as 1932, writing articles for fan magazines like autoplay and modern screen. son james and listened her to appear in the prologue for a 1940 anti-nazi film. she would also disappoint activists when choosing to cross a pick up my protesting segregated cinemas in washington, d.c. to attend a fundraiser and screening of abe lincoln in illinois. illinois contributed to civil defense films and became a staple joke in hollywood comedies. she had her opinions on issues like censorship and the motion picture production code, was a significant presence in publications like variety during the white house years. although volumes ha

united nations, i am sorry. we need the united nations. >> for what? >> ultimately it is based on international laws. >> russia -- >> -- let me finish my sentence. i really think that there has been a lot of support around the world for ukraine in countries that technically know it is fundamental not to be invaded by your neighbors. there has been support. fundamentally, when the senator was referring to the fact that you need to look at the world holistically about what is happening in the indo pacific being linked to europe, well meanwhile there are diplomatic battlegrounds in africa, latin america, asia, and we need to exert influence and convince them. it is the united nations perfect? absolutely not. canada will continue to make sure we abide by the international law. [applause] >> violated every norm. forget about united nations. nato was formed in 1949. the only purpose of the organization was not to fight terrorists elsewhere or protect peace in africa but to protect, defend free you're against soviet ru

madam president, every state represented in the united nations has a decisive choice. whether to defend international law and institutions of humankind or defend massacres perpetrated. the choice seems quite simple. but it seems a few politicians around the world have difficulties making the right choice regardless of how evident it is. we demand them to stop playing political games with our people's lives. our children should not be sacrificed for the sake of your political calculations and ambitions. nor should they be left as prey to political ideologies blinded by hate and fanaticism. these politicians are the ones who attack judges in order to shield war criminals, who justify mass indiscriminate killing and starvation of an entire civilian population. they are the ones who cynically explain that settlers should be supported and that indigenous people should be forcibly removed. they are the ones who consider rights according to nationality or creed. two them, we say if you are not able to be on the right side then, at least step aside. no, netanyahu is not dreyfu

so today in africa, we're calling for the renewal of the global partnership of the united nation system as it is designed today. does not really meet the needs of the african continent, the united states which pilots the nato system, is always inclined to keep our countries under control. we need a strategic collaboration with sincere partners like the russian federation. today we have a country like turkey and that supports molly a lot on the technical level. we also have a country like china and many others that today i think our strategic partners of molly and who are committed to supporting it. so intelligent collaboration between us and strategic partners will most certainly allow us to defeat terrorism. that was also knowing that the financing of this terrorism is generally nato. and today, russia helps us to stabilize and reduce the ambition of the united states and france to come to africa. all right, let's take, you know, to the french capital where media reports indicate that all hostages have no been released following at least 3 employees being held earlier in a part us subu

the united nations condemns the high number of civilians killed in the war and gaza. it says almost 70 percent of people killed so far and the conflict of women and children. it's accusing israel's ministry of a systematic violation of humanitarian law. also coming up is really under european leaders express i rage after is ready funds are attacked. following a football game and such government fighters, the perpetrators will be prosecuted and reports address. donald trump is preparing to withdraw the us from the powers climate agreement. again, this comes as more signals emerge, of watched to expect from his 2nd term as president the unpopular phone any as welcome to the program. the united nations human rights office says that almost 70 percent of people who've been killed in the conflict and guys that were women and children. and then you report the un agency also accused as israel of what he calls a systematic violation of the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law. as it seeks to eliminate the militant group, hamas, israel's army says hamas whic

the united nations has warned that 2024 is on track to be the hottest year on record, as its annual climateonference — cop 29 — begins in azerbaijan. these are live pictures from baku, where world leaders and heads of states are converging for the first time since reports that average global temperatures are expected to exceed 1.5 degrees celsius above what they were before the industrial revolution. in terms of where we are in the climate for 2024, we are worried, because all indicators have gone worse than before. so particularly the temperature now is 1.54 above preindustrial levels, and with a level of uncertainty, but still worrying. speaking at the summit — the united states�* climate envoyjohn podesta said that donald trump's election victory last week was disappointing to climate advocates, but that work would continue in the us to combat global warming. injanuary, in january, we injanuary, we are going to inaugurate a president whose relationship with climate change is captured by the words hoax and fossil fuels. he has vowed to dismantle our environmental safeguards are once again

the do, bravo must have shut those are coming soon on that because the, you know, the, the united nations cool situation in north, in gauze the apocalyptic is 80 full palestinians, or kills it was radiate sparks on friday. the local on sort of side of zones, is there a light from the hole in? so coming up? no, and israel's destruction and 11 on at least 41 people are killed in us, strikes in the east and the composite a swing state splits comma harris campaigns in wisconsin wall who us presidential rival, meets our communities in michigan and the united nation wide diversity conference in columbia arisen its final day as negotiations on the field to protect quite diversity on the way the welcome new and his warning of apocalyptic conditions. for people in northern garza as thousands more dying is really a tax on residential buildings. at least 80 full palestinians, including more than 50 children, have been killed in the lights of destruction, u. n. g. say the entire population in the nose is now at risk of dying from disease . famine and violence. bay area has been on the is ray, the sie

and they're attacking the independent human rights mechanisms of united nations. that means that not only is the israel violating international, it's talking international law, attacking the united nations by done by definition. attacking the world system itself is and israel's attacks are not limited to gaza. it is date $44.00 since the is really military launched, a ground offensive 11 on attacks of targeted thousands of buildings and homes across the country. at least 3365 people have been killed and more than 14000 have been injured. and these really military has targeted the southern suburbs they route with multiple airstrikes. plumes of black smoke rows over the area as civilians were forced to flee in panic. so in a hold, a reports from the lebanese capital, the israel controls 11 on skies. it's been dropping bombs for weeks and bait with southern suburb is about to be hit. there's atlantic at the entrances of what is known here as duffy. this is what happens when these really military issues force the evacuation orders. people leave the areas that are expe

that it is a hard time for a special community to pursue it as fall should will be started from united nations . i do believe like small shoes, water it's, it's a meal because of the structure of black to disregard of the international legal standard. do you know that nation exist to cool, but there's also an essential to maintain the integrity of the organization as a whole. so i do believe at this time the international community didn't have to look at very seriously. the attitude and action by it is right. you know, i just, woman, well, i mean, at home, obviously midnight, just not alone with this. i mean, car to visit as a 5th the nation coalition pushing genocide chargers at the international court of justice. but now we have the malaysia environment is to say that israel should be kicked out of the united nations that we do think in the wake of this proposal that make coded in any way lead to increased accountability. if israel regarding his actions and goss, i'm, it is a, it's a head of a statement. saw that why the saying israel should be expelled from the un up? well, i think i get to

united nations work is film. the scale of devastation is a navigate their way through knowles and gaza in tie and neighborhoods and leveled many buildings. bailey standing. the un has been working to verify the casualties of israel's 13 months school with him, us militants. it says the majority of women and children of those facilities, we have so far from close to 70 person to be children in indicating a systematic violation of the fundamental principles of international. dramatic eating law is riley attacks, continue to claim civilian lives almost daily from us. run helpful. thirty's put the death toll at northern 43000. the see you in has verified $8119.00 victims, but it only includes fatalities verified by 3 sources and the accounting is ongoing . it says the final tally is likely to be similar to the palestinian figures. are richard cree ality. these report provides a detailed analysis of great human rights violations of, of the 6 month period from november 2023 to april, 2020, full and broadly examines the

but over the past month, the united nations says the average has been only just over 40 trucks a day.tional journalists free access to gaza. but, i spoke to the main u.n. agency. we have this deadline set by the united states. have their demands been met? >> no. there is not enough aid here, not enough supplies. people are starving in areas. people are very hungry. they are fighting over bags of flour. there's just not enough supplies. >> for more than a year, israel has crossed most of america's redlines. much of this was done using u.s. weapons. but in the dying days of the biden presidency and with more than 43,000 palestinian lives lost, it is unlikely the white house will put its foot down and cut off arms supplies. bbc news, jerusalem. sumi: an icu specialist from philadelphia who is curreny in gaza as a medical coordinator for u.k. med. here's what you told me. you are in khan younis at the u.k. med field hospital. what is the situation like right now? >> thank you for having me. the situation right now is absolutely critical, as it has been for over 400 days now, but even more

i propose the council looks to invite the observer of the state of palestine to the united nations to participate in this meeting in accordance with the provisional rule procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objections, it is so decided. in accordance with rule 39 of the rules of procedure, i invite the deputy special coordinator for the middle east peace process to participate in the meeting. it is so decided. the security council will now begin its consideration of item two of the agenda. thank you, members of the security council. out the outset i would like to convey the apologies of the special coordinator, due to unforeseen circumstances. the special coordinator brief the security council on the dynamics in the occupied west bank and the broader region. the israeli military operation continues, including a barrage this weekend. the ongoing diplomatic efforts to reach a cessation of the hostilities and full info of the security council resolution. the sustainable political future for israelis and palestinians within more peaceful and stable region. si

my headquarters here in the also coming up, the united nation says the majority of people killed and israel's will. i'm johnson . all women and children is ready as strikes at the lebanese capital. they've reached over 9, forcing many people to flee the haves. and the amount is charge dave and alleged rainy and clock to assassinate donald trump. around says the charges a base. this, the welcome to the product of a bowman has exploded as a railway station in bulk is phone cutting 21 people and injuring. as many as the 2 of us know, it happened in the southern city of colette, is the capital of below, just on provence. witnesses say the explosion occurred near the station's booking office, just before training arrived at a crowd of platforms joining us all the telephone now from quite to is the law that he's a john list. uh hello, mr. costa. just to give us an idea of what you saw, you left the scene of the explosion just a short time ago as uh, well, uh right now the, the security forces are still there and the president at the station. and they are collecting the evidence to assess t

the united nations says more than 1000 people have been killed in the last 30 days, the majority, itere civilians. nizar needed to see with his own eyes. in the bag is the five—year—old's auntie. his uncle, their children and nizar�*s sister khalood were also killed when israel attacked a school housing displaced families in central gaza. israel's military says it was targeting hamas. "god is all we need," cries bara, nizar�*s brother. there is food in gaza... ..if you can get your hands on it. this, the daily scramble for bread, if you can afford it. 0n gaza's northern border, this is zikim. you can see the war is not over. but israel has reopened a number of crossings to allow aid in, as the us requested. it's not enough. america demanded that by now israel should be getting a minimum of at least 350 trucks of aid into gaza every day. but over the past month the united nations says the average has been onlyjust over a0 trucks a day. we've got this deadline set by the united states. have their demands been met? no, there is not enough aid here, there is not enough supplies. people a

his said no money for the united nations, at least stephen back is known to be opposed to many united nations policies and particularly with regard to you and activities in palestine. now the appointment of the tom homan as the boat is off uh once again that shows that trump is absolutely intent on making the whole question of immigration, his priority at home and was the head of ice a back in 2017. when the infamous family separation policy was introduced, these made clear and recent interviews that he does not regret that that is part of the policy that he will be implementing in the months to come. we've also had several reports that stephen miller has been appointed deputy chief of stop. there's also being the tweet from vice president electricity vents to this effect. miller also very much and immigration hold. he's a speech right, a full time. he's very much a man who's intent on cubing most forms of immigration in particular what he would c as in legal immigration, sent me a seeing here. what the trunk priorities are in this 1st wave of the initial appointments. and like 5 minu

$1800.00 pounds us to the ends, a killjoy one month of israel sage in the news as well tells united nations as counseling its agreement with the agency that supports millions of palestinian refugees. and i'm from the guy. yeah, go in. she just outside of valencia, where a community that was resigned to taking on the run of the care up what is now resilience in the face of it, the hello and welcome to washington dc. there's just one day last before tens of millions of voters here in the u. s. head to the poles to pick the next president. the can. let's have one more chance to convince undecided voters, republican donald trump and democrat, comedy harris will spend monday, once again in the battleground, states, which will be crucial and deciding who gets the keys to the white house. kimberly hungry, it begins our coverage from pennsylvania. a diana cru, rebate came to the united states in search of freedom, but she says she fear is, it's under attack by former president donald trump. that's why she says she's campaigning to help elect vice president comma le harris to become the next us pres

and how do you think that can be achieved through the mechanisms of the united nations? well, it will be a g, u, d because everything's tied to and with people demanding for a rights for just just entities achieved. each to do with the, in many kind of just people asking for a quite a voting rights women rights and so forth. now we are asking for equal rights for or to continue in the world. and in metro, deep nature are just as dictate that anyone who value with nature of justice would come to realize that they can not. the good thing is to exclude one of the important p a s, you lead the nation up into the system from deciding by becoming part of the important decision making body of the united nations. all right, those are all my questions. thank you very much for the interview. you're excellent . see, welcome the the stuff for the summer shift for the picture day such as you go with the bishop. this vehicle is it the economic model has to do with these kinds of what it means if it is for the next time and see if it doesn't take her to testify this thing. so we get on

he's not the united nations headquarter in the us in new york . kristen, what is the one saying on this? well, united nations officials have expressed respect for the decision of the international criminal court and called on an international signatories to that treaty. to respect the decision of the i, c. c to a call, they called on member states to abide by their obligations under international law . but for the united nations, this does not have a practical impact on what they are doing to address the ongoing war in the occupied territories. the united nations says that they will continue to have contact with these senior is rarely officials because they have to, in order to fulfill their mandates under international law mandates that were given by member states here. particularly when it comes to providing aid and assistance to the palestinians. so while they are calling on nations to respect the decision of the i, c. c, they say that they will keep doing their work and maintain contact with israel in order to be able to serve the people in ga

oh, israel has notified the united nations. it's cancelling its agreement with the main agency for palestinian refugees follows a recently approved this rate a little which find all of under was a offer ations millions of palestinians, including nearly all of gauze as population depend on the agency for survival. the u. n. is wanting cancelling the agreement well worse than the humanitarian catastrophe. di, consequences across the occupied territory. to day a tumor is under a global director of communications. she says, as well as band will have catastrophic consequences, particularly for education. a hey, it's a race against time for a number of states around the world to work with the state of as well, to nothing payments. they saw this them. you see 2000000 people in golf on depend on now for their shoes. the viable, including food assistance and finally health care. the question is, who is going to replace on route and in the context all when this war finally comes to an end to end, provide education and learning to what we

the united nation system, as it is designed today, does not really meet the needs of the african continent, the united states which pilots the nato system, is always inclined to keep our countries under control. we need a strategic collaboration with sincere partners like the russian federation. today we have a country like turkey unions that supports molly a lot on the technical level. we also have a country like china and many others that today i think our strategic partners of molly and who are committed to supporting and so intelligent collaboration between us and strategic partners will most certainly allow us to defeat terrorism. that is why i'm also knowing that the financing of this terrorism is generally nato. and today russia helps us to stabilize and reduce the ambition of the united states and france to come to africa. so, but let's keep attention on the continent most on big government has fun protests after weeks of violence following elections, which claims at least 18 lives on rest, began in october after done the old champ the candidate from the party, which has room for 4

it is day two of the united nations climate change conference cop29, and while a number of world leadersave convened in the azerbaijani capital, baku, those from some of the most powerful and polluting economies are not attending this year's summit. missing from the traditional family photo —joe biden, xijinping, narendra modi, olaf scholz and emmanuel macron — who are among the g20 leaders absent from the event. uncertainty over future us unity on climate action had hung over the opening day following donald trump's election win in the us last week. delegates have already approved new standards for a global carbon market that will allow richer countries to offset carbon pollution by investing in clean energy projects or forests in poorer countries. speaking at the start of the day's events in baku, the un secretary—general set out the priorities of this summit — including finance for climate projects. developing countries eager to act are facing many obstacles. scant public finance, raging cost of capital, crushing climate disasters and debt servicing that soaks up funds. the result? ad

now it's, it's all so so the been these all me and the united nations entered in forces and i've been on the unit for to be ready now long. this is madison. we are 10 kilometres away from the border between 11 on is when it's this patio, whether the vin is army, is supposed to reinforce its true. since this is what the army has said in the past few hours when they issued a statement saying that they are now ready to ball. so that presence in the area to the south of the funded no watch. we know about the main play as here. we have is read your habit of any is, i mean we have has will all along side also with the united nation internal forces 11 on the unit liberties army. as though, according to united nations resolution, 17012 in reinforce. it's a troops here to send more enforcements to recruit additional sol just with us. the number of soldiers would be increase from 4000 or 500-5000 soldiers to about 15000 soldiers along side with the united nations into enforces their units. and what also supposed to add more soldiers to their own mission here, 11 on the united nations and the li

the ron links to assess the us presidency like donald trump, the uh, the united nations human rights office says it's verified, the personal details of people killed and israel's war on garza and says, close to 70 percent of the women and children in a new report. the un calls for a jew reckoning for hesitate, violations that may amount to genocide. gabriel, that is on the reports from you and headquarters in new york. the women and children are being killed in gaza. and those that aren't are being star that's according to, to new reports released friday, global food security experts, the fam, and is now eminent in northern gaza, and called for immediate action to avoid a further catastrophe. the urgent jeweler was sent by a coalition of government un agencies and jose considered the global experts in famine. one recommendation to israel seas on northern guys that it is lasted within a month seems pretty graham, and it seems pretty urgent. what is the secretary general plan? how does he plan to react to the report? i think by reiterating once again the urgency to allow more assistanc

now mounting on is real and the problem though is that the united nations just doesn't have a lot of power. that's just the reality. you have rogue states like the united states and israel, which have worked for decades to undermine the rules based order of the r b o, and especially the, the united nations, as a long literature on those people can read. richard fault, noam chomsky john mearsheimer and others. so if you know the un, it's again, it's a, it's a strong report. those are strong words, but also they're telling us what we, what we already know, right. i, i looked at the report and i thought, well, you know, this is a little bit like when, when somebody goes into the hospital under dad and the paramedics know their dad and everybody knows their dad. but you still need a doctor to kind of come in and declare the person, dad, and that's kind of what this report signal to me mom is in most of you. thank you very much for your analysis. we appreciate it. thank you. as well has carried out as strikes on the lebanese capital bay road. they came soon after this writing military iss

in the assault, a case against the united nations, from the general assembly duty agencies or anything on the ground. lesbian, i'm pressing the ends of just 2 days ago. and these are the fast, they just nation that's good spot to any to thought and decided to prevent unless trouble bit 18 in the new provided by the students average over which is that on has no magick to make. don't go to your silver rainy days. are these just another little formal buying power and the surgery? and he said it'll be the withdrawing and respecting international. it is the and he's dying down. you see the nobody. so you see the problem to the united nations. why should the united nation store a such a c to evaluate or reach the national which pass that incredible on over the system over multilateralism and set the precedent for the state when we left 0 respect for the organization that surprisingly the same. yeah, that's exactly what i was going to ask you, you know, when you say genocide, an aside and i know what you mean by that. what does this mean for the international rules based order? these are all,

we are irreplaceable for any other united nations - any other united nations organisation because theres no united nations organisation which has been key to provide public services... hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, leaders of the world's 20 most powerful nations are gathering in brazilfor a summit, set to be dominated by the conficts in ukraine and the middle east and the imminent return to the white house of donald trump. we can show you inside the museum of modern art. we are expecting a speech, we will of course bring you to its life. among those attending, we can see them now, we have seen joe biden, keir starmer, the leaders of australia, france, germany, france, germany... this summit comes hours after the kremlin accused the outgoing us administration of wanting to "add fuel to the fire and escalate the conflict in ukraine" afterjoe biden gave the green light for kyiv to use us made long range missiles to strike deep inside russia. it means ukraine can now use army tactical missile systems, known as atacms, to defend its forces in russia's kursk

united nations that sends people in blue helmets to re political goals in africa. why did i not listen to the united nations? what a clown show really i have as far as i can. so the united nations could be pushed into the hudson. okay. what are they done to solve? anything of late except create child prostitution, rockets in africa, just find they just didn't know it was fine. or what do you think of the un? okay. yeah. do you think of the us the, the, you're really represents the well, the world has this opinion. how are you to say you represent will have to get you on again to, to uh, the cabinet visible. all you really unbelievable notions about single. okay. thank you. goodbye. that's it for the show, continued condolences to those surviving the u. k. u. s. you um, genocide in this region will be back with more trump victory coverage on monday with renowned hood wave feminist and clinton go presidential campaigns, political advisor, dr. naomi wolf until i have given jobs. why will i search for media if it's not sense that in your country and i to a general doin

i've united nations security council. it was vetoed by the united states, will have more from the un shortly. but 1st, let's bring you up to date with what's been happening across the street. michael apple begins are coverage. would that strike out on this rack? it's chaos. those 1st on the scene oven is really a strike on a school acting is the shelter. on sure what they've found, then sure, i just wanted to see if little move in pieces to the person that can be found among the dead women and children. because uh, they don't need displaced people from across garza. we only wake up when the rocket struck the building, and all of them had been killed. we all expect to die. what one schools or familia refuge for palestinians, driven from their homes by israel's force displacement orders. these laundry mattresses. and what little people have scattered around some no longer alive, to claim that positions bundle me and i got you in the middle of often and prayers and then the missile. i can't even breathe, i'm talking to you an

ambassador to the united nations. her example is one of those that he can today she has accepted that position. but we know, he wants his administration to start working on day one, once you take that oath of office. we are seeing those return to the west wing in two very significant roles, for those watching to see what that will look like. obviously, stephen miller, someone who was a policy advisor to donald trump in his first term, often doing a lot of speechwriting for him. he has been with him essentially ever since then. wild voice on fox news arguing for his strict immigration policies, and also, i should note, wolf was a part of drafting that muslim majority been met and acted in the first days of the early trump term and the family separation policy, something even miller continued to argue something he would believe would have worked if it had stayed in place. obviously, trump rescinded it after there was major backlash. tom homey, notable as well. he was acting i.c.e. director. now, he is coming in in this

that the rhetoric used by the church president is also a job at the beta lions, as well as the united nations. and one sense of the word saying that russia has the right to defend himself is essentially in line with what the nato alliance of what the united nations has been advocating for israel. and it's on site and gaza not to be compared. but we do understand that this is also a matter that the turkish present takes closer to heart. and that the rhetoric that is issued by uncut is one way or the other, a protest against the group of the larger brought block. the more apparently, it's also being in a position to provide leniency as well as mediation efforts between russia and ukraine. so these are, of course documents that have been margin ignored by the nato alliance, which also carries the risk of further conflicts. something that bunker is not interested in at this time. well, it will come with us. the russian defense ministry confirm that ukraine used american attack comes in a strike on russia is a pretty ends region, a 5 or the 6 miss owls were down. the last one was damaged in rush o