this is mostly due to the in viability of borders in europe and the united nations. of course, it's still functions in the form in which it was conceived by the participants of the yalta conference, just in case y'all took a consider, butts over 80 years. so fast since then. and the world has changed. main email feel that the united nations no longer reflects or satisfies the needs of our multiple are world in our calling for change. spear heading these calls is one of the original members. just put on the computer and use with us. so we have repeatedly said that powers like india and brazil by all accounts, have long does it have to be permanent members of the security council, but an appropriate decision is also needed for african permanent membership. and the united nations was established as a result of the failures of the league of nations which was created after the 1st world war. it fell apart because it didn't achieve its main objective world peace. and it doesn't look like the un is doing any better considering all the conflicts raging around the world. desp

we support the aspirations of our african friends to obtain permanent positions in the united nations security council. and of course, we support the aspirations of our friends to determine their own state. we are convinced that africa is our natural ally in working together to ensure that the principles of justice and equity are truly respected in the world news. that is why a department dedicated to african affairs has been created in the ministry of this decision reflects our main goal of strengthening comprehensive ties with the states of the continent, and more broadly with the states of the global south to remove some of the well, that's down a little further into this and welcome life onto the program president of the african peoples convention and former member of the south african national assembly . then, but go the mr. go to you're most welcome. the russian foreign ministry has introduced the department of african affairs. what impact could that have on cross continental . busy relations with things have been so it, me, me, me is it this can only be a positive as the tennes

i'm fast to the to the united nations. our country, um overall is the, uh, does the strip that spot for palestine. we have no home for those who want to send them to a happy nice place. let them go back, you know, to their original homes inside is right. there was, there are nice places that day will that be happy to return to these places. but in the meantime, i'll our, uh, our home line is our home. and if a part of it is destroyed, the does the slip defense tv and people have selected the choice to return to it. but i've seen them people at the end wouldn't make that determination. delta dental mutation would they want to clean the destruction and guys they want to rebuild because they want to rebuild the schools. the hospitals are most of the young players ravaged hospitals have been forced to shut down, leaving thousands without life saving k local. during this, where i me almost got a reports now from what used to be the main health facility in northern garza. as we are now, as it came out loud, loud hospital and the

the establishment of the united nation sort of comes as the mountains grew to date during the next level body. that's all the head distance. the 11th at night this tuesday, you are a tree at into 8. i'm here in law school. welcome to the r t international. these are the oval office is cracking down and on the u. s. a. i d, u organization, the bice mas washington's regime change agency, 11 months coast already threatened to shelter it as part of his efforts and leading the new government to efficiency department. the white house press secretary lead i'd for some big sums have gone as well. if you look at the waste interviews that has run through usa id over the past several years, these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on. $1500000.00 to advance the d. i in serbia's workplace, is 70000 for production of a d. i musical in ireland. $47000.00 for a transgender offer out in columbia. 32000 for a transgender comic book in peru. i don't know about you, but as an american taxpayer, i don't want my dollars going towards this crap. and i know the ame

this year at the united nations, we celebrate the 80th year. testament to the vitality of the organization and its centrality for multilateral corporations. united nations is more united than ever and thank you for your leadership. it is clear that global corporation is stagnating but the most pressing issues we are faced with still lead us to collaborate because the transponder. we live in a world that is less predictable and more chaotic. we are grateful in this respect also for your personal efforts to maintain global dialogue and remain steadfast in their commitments to work together towards a major. secretary general stoltenberg, at the beginning of this year, i invite you to share with us invited you to share with us your assessment of the state of the world. welcome. [applause] [applause] mr. guterres: ladies and gentlemen, friends, it's good to be back in davos. your focus this year is on collaborationer in intelligence age and it is a noble vision. but let's face it, when many people look around the world they don't see much collaborat

the meeting was pivotal in the creation of the united nations and to come to us the nuns broke today to reform that to the face is arts international. my name's unit illegal in 30 minutes of using views starts. not the oval office is cracking dawn on us a id. by so miles washington's regime change agency, you will must cause already threatened to shut the rates as part of his efforts and leading the new government, the efficiency department, the white house press secretary, or the lead i'd were selling the big sums. i've gone a look at the waste and abuse that has run through usa id over the past several years. these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on $1500000.00 to advance the d. i in serbia's workplace, is 70000 for production of a d. i musical in ireland. 47000 for a transgender opera in columbia. 32000 for a transgender comic book in peru. i don't know about you, but as an american taxpayer, i don't want my dollars going towards this crap. and i know the american people don't either, and that's exactly what you on less has been pass

and it led of course to the creation of the united nations. but now with will once again robert, during the continent many say it's time for new global architecture to set things straight. as off easy, i could have this kind of reports that it was an iconic meeting which symbolized the rare unity between the heavy weights of the 2nd world war. winston churchill of the united kingdom franklin roosevelt of the united states and joseph stalin of the soviet union. this picture is part of a unique exit addition taking visitors behind the scenes of this pivotal moments in human history, declassified documents and maps and diagrams show how the l a meters coordinated their military strategy towards the end of the war. how the invasions, the political future of a liberated to europe and the plans to prevent something has horrific. is that war from ever happening? again? one of those ways was through the creation of the united nations and it was it the alta conference where the leaders finalized details on the security council is the voting procedures

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okay, really thank you very much for that. gabriel is on the line for us today at the united nations regional leaders and also rejected from sky supplying the united are better. it says, palestinians cannot be denied that in a, in a, in the lane able rights and sergeant ray b a has issued a strongly worded statement saying it reaffirms it. unequivocal rejection of any infringement of the legitimate rights of the policy. and people, whether so is really settlement policies lined annexation or tends to the space then trumpet said that egypt and jordan will agree to reset the palestinians from gaza. something both countries have rejected. most of the, what was declared by trump is considered a violation of international laws and an aggression on the united nations charter. it is considered a disturbance of international security and, and into stevens in the sovereignty of jordan and egypt. and this is not acceptable at all. i was just here is new world, a has more from jordan's capital, i'm on of all leaders in the region, especially here in on mine are rattled by this proposal by donald

next step, in light of numerous actions taken by a number of bodies at the united nations which exhibitedbias we have an executive order prepared for your attention that would withdraw the united states from the u.n. human rights council and would withdraw the united states from the u.n. rwa which is a refugee organization and would also review american involvement in unesco which is also exhibiting anti-american bias, more generally the executive order calls for a review of american involvement in funding and the u.n. in light of the wild disparities and levels of funding among different countries that as you've expressed previously as deeply unfair to the united states. >> president donald trump: i've always felt that the u.n. has tremendous potential and is not living up to that potential right now. it really isn't and hasn't for a long time. there are great hopes for it but it is not being well-run to be honest and they are not doing the job, we are working on lots of these conflicts and they should be settled or we should have some help in settling them but we never seem to get help

in light of numerous actions tack and buy a number of bodies at the united nations which exhibited deepnti-american bias, we have an executive order prepared for your attention that would withdraw the united states from the u.n. human rights council, would withdraw the united states from the u.n. rwa which is a refugee organization. it would also review american involvement in unesco which has exhibited anti-american bias. more generally, the executive order calls for american involvement in funding in the u.n. in light of the wild disparities in levels of funding among different countries. as you've expressed previously, it is deeply unfair to the united states. >> so i have always felt that the u.n. has tremendous potential. it's not living up to that potential right now. hasn't for a long time. there were great hopes for it. but it's not being well-run, to be honest. they are not doing the job. a lot of these conflicts we are working on should be settled or at least we should have some help in settling them. we never seem to get help. that should be the primary purpose of the united

these united nations are in danger.e international community has come to the defense of ÃÃboth the general assembly and security council. the international community has affirmed its trust without the un responds to allegations. for months and years israel has tried to create a rift between the agency and supporters we must stand united to defend the agency to people it serves and what it stands for. this is more immediate today than ever those who are trying to destroy it need to be defeated in this regard. mr. president, this is a race against time for life for human development. for freedom. hundreds of thousands of palestinians headed north walking north refusing to wait a single minute risking their lives yet again. they are the story. gets loud and clear they are story. there long walk to freedom has lasted way too long. how many more years do you want us to keep working for freedom. we've been walking for 80 years. it is our right to have freedom and the implementation including our rights and determination in th

theil commissioner general of te united nations relief and world agency for palestine refugees in the middledl east, and mr. john eklund secretary general of the norwegian refugees counsel. it is so decided. the security council will now begin with item two of the agenda. i know give the floor to you. you have the floor, sir. councie long-awaited cease-fire in gaza begin and we are — by the return of the hostages and prisons versus to the families and we are encouraged by mass improvement in the interim made in the incorporating conditions. we hope the cease-fire will —-dash in tremendous in their allowed to ensue presence in gaza with certain personnel and 300 premises. in the agency is ready for supporting the tradition under cease-fire and yet in today's, our operations the occupied would be critical as the past but he is really and takes in effect in a fake meat of this palestinians and cease-fire solutions, the brings lasting peace. mr. president, in the wake of the cease-fire, we must contend with it station of the blessing result in the enormity of the challenges ahead. in the

and those really are the fundamental principles or pillars of the united nations. these remarks made by the secretary general were in a pre scheduled appearance at a un committee on the rights of the palestinian people. so it gave him a really good opportunity to address trumps claims. and no one here at the un, including the secretary general, is directly a naming trump, but certainly explicitly addressing trump's remarks on tuesday. we also heard from china's ambassador to the un holds the presidency of the security council. when asked on wednesday morning what he thought about trump's remarks, he said they are beyond comprehension, saying that china would never agree to such a thing. uh, these are sort of the themes that we're getting out of the un right now on, on wednesday. basically, universal combination, everyone's saying it's very simple here. it's simply ethnic cleansing, that no one would agree to and what power is does to you and have here gave as well, i think many people in this building are asking the same questions and trying to figure that out righ

well, the united nations got mad at the united kingdom. they said, great britain, you're bad people. you used to be colonialists. you acquired other countries. sometimes freely, sometimes by force. every country i know of in the world of any strength has done that. doesn't mean we ought to be proud of it but it's part of our history. but the united nations said shame on you, u.k., shame on you. bad, bad, bad, bad. you have to give back the chagos islands and the military base there. and the u.n., the u.n. doesn't have any jurisdiction over the united kingdom. but the u.n. said not only do you have to give it back, but you don't give it back to the people of the chagos islands. you give it back to another group of islands way down here called mauritius. mauritius used to own the chagos islands when france ceded them to great britain. they were run by mauritius. but the people of the two island groups, the pa lagos, the people don't have any affinity. what does mauritius say? of course we'll take it but they want to start charging the united

that's go to get released onto who is at the united nations headquarters for us in new york. what more have we heard from the you went on the escape? well we're going to be hearing more from the secretary general himself who is going to be giving a pre planned remarks to you and committee about the exercise of the rights of palestinian people. this is a committee meeting, a meeting that was long planned. the secretary general was planning to give remarks here at this, and we have been told that he will not directly address trump's remarks, but indirectly. we are told that he will say any search for a solution and guys must not make problems worse. and he said, we must stay true to the bed rocks of international law. those are some of the previews we're hearing from the secretary general's remarks that he will be giving in a few short minutes. we've also been told that the secretary general did make a phone call to king of dula jordan on wednesday to discuss the situation in the region. but beyond that, as you socialist think, we said it's been widely condemned here at the un.

in fact, according to the united nations 2023. so the highest number of active violet conflicts since world war 2. and according to those tracking, nutri emissions is on these across the globe, or a country. it'd be the full largest the me to call them on the impact of will however, is so much more than just emissions from the tanks ships and it has a devastating effect on people and the planet. so what is the scale of destruction will find military and in an age with nations justify war on the basis of suppose the security benefits is, is a hunk model. so a huge threat to collect the security, the or whichever report that comes out on the state of the climate. this little of the mission stuff, industry spewing more countries committing to him, it less. understanding emissions can help us work out what needs to change up is a big hole in the information we have military emissions. these are rough and poorly tracked and even more poorly reported. and what's worse is the roof in a countries most significant images. there's one milit

in from the united nations in geneva, that comes after the us it freezing announced it was freezingnt says the un aid agency has fhpunmdaflflnrv has defended their more on that sto as we work. more on that story as we get it. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. it's continuing to drift eastwards through the rest behind it, it turns colder and we'll see a return through the next few days and nights and into the weekend and even into the early part of next week. now that weather front is continuing to drift slowly with it, windy across the north of the country. and here too, as the rain continues to edge away towards the south and the east, it will brighten up behind it. there will be a fair bit of cloud at times and we'll see clearing away, leaving clear skies behind. some wintry showers in the hills in scotland and still windy across the north, and also quite breezy probably too windy to have any issues with frost or fog. pushing from the west towards the east, across southern england and wales, and a colder day than today. across southern england, cumbria and also southern sc

the united nations, and again, it's got great potential. and based on the potential, we'll continue to go along with it. but they've got to get their act together. >> because what. >> would they need to do, sir, to get their act together? >> well, they've got to be fair to countries that deserve fairness. they have some countries, as you know, that are outliers that are very bad, and they're being almost preferred as countries to those that do their job and are doing a good job. and they have to really they're going to end up losing a lot of countries. they're going to end up losing their credibility like other organizations, and then they're going to be nothing. the potential of the united nations. and not everybody agrees with me on this. the potential of the united nations is fantastic. if properly run. so we'll see what happens. >> how much money are you willing to take away from them? >> well, we're taking away a little bit, but we're not looking to take away money as this is so important that we're really, as you know, the united nati

apple in accordance to united nations resolutions. so let's start from there. as far as owning a gaza strip, nobody owns does a strip except for the palestinian people. this is the fact that not even a genocide has changed it and nothing that the president trump can do to change the ownership of the guys and strip. so let's start by applying united nations resolutions returning of the refugees. and then we can talk about rebuilding garza and the process a, rebuilding god, by the way, as spouse do you mean people guys that will not be we built unless it's done by the approval participation leadership of the past and you, people get tongue says he has talk to people about this plan and everyone, he's talk to says city love it. but the reality is across the hour was we all guessing, reaction and criticism to his plan to again displace palestinian people. can you imagine any scenario with any country other than these? well, in the middle east supports that plan. well, i don't think that any rational human being can really support is, but nothing, you know, with his

prior to the war, the united nations was sending 500 trucks of aid a day.uring the war, those deliveries became scarce and sporadic. to make matters worse, they have targeted trucks, further threatening the survival of civilians. one desperate scene, idf soldiers began shooting into a crowd waiting for aid to be dispersed. 112 people were killed. since the cease-fire began, thousands of trucks with food, medicine intense arrived but the future may lie in the hands of politicians, diplomats and dealmakers far away. speaker of the house mike johnson and israeli president benjamin netanyahu met in washington today days after donald trump proposed a relocation in egypt, a proposal johnson has backed as a logical move. the plan has been roundly rejected by the country's leaders and palestinians themselves who want to stay in their homeland, shattered as it is. for the pbs news hour, i am stephanie sy. geoff: one of the agencies overseeing the provision of aid into gaza is the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian it fails that humanitarian a

we know that the united nations has the funding for us that the is present in congo even as we speak. so there has been on attempt at the mediation by the you and it is important to note that the democratic republic of congo is a member of 3 regional organizations. the solid, soft within the region. it is a member, it is also a member of the central office technician and has been admitted into the east african community. that is why all these attempts at mediation i've always been taking place, but somehow this has not worked as well. and we now have a foss, which is the m $23.00, and they have been a 2 vision, so which have been documented even by the united nation, that the m $23.00 get some logistical support from the land. but the one day is government has always been p a that these individuals are fighting for the 33. they may share something with us in terms of ethnic origin, but they are communities they may call themselves by normal landscape, but the communities and i think the thought is not to be disputed. and the question then is how to use all of this. and those things ha

it could trigger a diplomatic response to the united nations. the americans had good reason to be concerned. the us in france went both founding members of the nose, atlantic treaty organization, nato and nato supplied plains was stationed in algeria. still a french calling me the us was effectively providing support to friends using natal military supplies, something that would lead to cause a major international incident. and he's failed to give me this off my country to put him. i thought you did it. yeah. to pull. yeah, no, i just like you to use this to do an edge. i'm all set. you simple, have you quit the you quit going out of stuff, tons of you're a flushing. the flood is, i'm going, i'm going to say to assess, it could cause i sat down with you, you know, basically love you want to see because it doesn't cost to this is you off at the output. uh that good to keep it. they have only advise you could have one set it up with the tool lucian that i've sent on to don't lose shifts. they don't fall, says on the judy this you know, to do the w

but for now, dream is just to have 3 meals state, the united nation, say serious 15. yes, civil has infected. it's to bring the most affecting 80 percent of the more than 30000 work to sort of engine showcase of the best document 3 films from across the network. on al jazeera, the celebrations and gaza and the occupied westbank is a $183.00 pallets to be in prison as a free from those rated channels. hello and dian jordan, this is all just to run life. and so also coming from us release is 3. is randy captives as part of that's the side deal with israel and the to the red cross and gaza. a strong response from canada is 5 minutes off the us president. impose as part of some his country, mexican and china.

even more valuable will, like it is written in the united nations charter. this is why yet another department on african affairs was created. now ministry, the department of the partnership with africa, which is a reflection of our broad reaching interest and developing relations with the african states. and the more broadly countries of the global self countries of the global majority of utilizing a variety of approaches and formats us both here in the central offices and the us in our offering offices. we are now re directing resources from areas that used to be devoted to ideas, to our hopes that weston count of pots would behave in a decent matter and observed into international law the of us video. now those hopes dashed into we are now re directing those resources to the new purposes that much more promising that includes the work with the global majority. and this week we'll continue with. we welcome the work of the ones i know rush africa partnership for him and that the positive twelves and make sure that this happens. and it will also work with the

gabriel's on the i'll just say to at united nations in new york, it still has here all the houses there, which has to say, double drums, phone funding for us. we'll have to stop the consequences by the time. and the broad funds will tell you why argentina's president has decided to pull his country out of the world health organization. the up to a lifetime interest in an emigrant returns to some of the land. upon discovery in his ancestral homes could be a gold mine. but to benefits his community from the minerals beneath the line, he must navigate the a jo tribal disputes above it, the witness golden light on now to sierra february on the jersey to 3 years on from the outbreak of the war . and you cream out of view, it excludes the human cost analysis, whether politics or the battlefield will determine its outcomes. africa's new direction looks at the challenges facing nations across the continent as they move away from dependency. aiming to re define their futures after a vote of no confidence in germany's transfer people head to the polls with a sensor right christian democratic unio

the goal is as also being validly rejected and condemned by the united nations. the secretary general's at full displacements of people has temperament to ethnic cleansing. at the excesses as the size of the valuable lights of the policy and people is about the rights of palestinians to simply live as human beings in their own lands. we have seen the realization of those light steadily sleep. further out to reach. you have seen a chilling system methink, the human eye, zation, and the monetization of an entire people is vital to state through to the bedrock of international law. it is essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing. while i've had the secretary general, a number of countries that the united nations have been responding to trump plans of consent and confusion as gabriel was on their thoughts within the building of the un. it's very clear as well that any forceful removal of the palestinian people would be considered ethnic cleansing, period. full stop. that's really the view of the wide range of people within this building because of un, was found

united nations expos say the group is backed by $4000.00 troops from neighboring room, and as they push fluid pressure is mounting on rwanda over the elect support during the summer leaders of the southern african development community express concern over heavy losses suffered bytes combined task force and discussed next steps for the communities mission. in the d. c. the rwandan president polk ami rejected criticism over his country's role when the conflict looked into the city. most of london's, please. rwanda is also facing backlash from further afield. the united states has told the gully, it is deeply troubled by the federal government. germany has canceled a talks with randa. well breton has said, $40000000.00 upon your assistance is on this right. the southern african development community you have pledged to continue working towards the solution until the future of tens of thousands of people remains unset, joel evans, how to 0. so inside stores. well let's discuss this further with a panel of guests today who are joining us in robi, we have nickel davis, monday. it was such as

now dmitri pull the ask a fuss, deputy permanent representative of russia to the united nations. thank you so much for your time. thank you. great. now is there any forces have reportedly blow not a storage facility during a raid in the west bank city of napa, of us, the video speculating on social media apparently shows the aftermath of the incident now idea of troops. i said to have storms. the area carried out the destination and detained a policy and that well, on tuesdays meeting with that and it's a guy who would from but was asked and not just about his plans, forgot that, but also for the west back of the president promised that on an announcement laying out the washington's position with the maid shortly. this is really the scenario areas we've many believe. beautiful. well, we're discussing that with many of your representatives here represented very well . and people do like the idea, but we, we haven't taken a position on it yet. but we will be, will be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next 4 weeks. now, these are all these 18 days

he is petition to the united nations to in. so that because colonial administration often and maybe i and even though the, you in a cri that so that because of that would be, was illegal. so that's because the fused at the time to give up his occupation to the country. the time went by. that is visually suffered when a majority in the number be an eviction add to zack's, if wasn't the 960, in fact it was 1990. and the woman was a need to the 1st president of the republican maybe at that time. and that was also when i'm gonna be a d and it's independence. she was also the listed for 2 terms in office, despite some control of the c, as that the number being governments had to find a way around a constitution to limit or was it to make him continue serving as president even for, for 2 terms. he did eventually, steve dani, 2005, but even way before that in fact, to the 19 eighties 19 to 7, to be specific. she was fighting really hard for africa, not just for them. if you have a listen to this, africa has unanimously agreed that niv

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so united nations has condemned the recent freeze on us a programs and have gone to something. but it will suspend the services that code, provide a lifeline for women and goes in price is living on the tiny bundle of gun as long as one of the ws countries in the world for women to give us the un says the slash and us support for result in around 1200 the tunnel deaths and more than a 100000 unintended pregnancies in the next 3 years. they've got also will also with some of the countries hunger crisis. that just isn't to how us president of donald trump responded to a question on aid from an alf gone. john list on wednesday. if you have any plastic chance of getting some situation, i'll be able to pick nice tale because i'm not up to a separate future. okay, i have a little hard time understanding you. where are you from? now actually it's a beautiful voice and a beautiful x at the arrows. the only problem is i can't understand the word you're say, but, but i just say this. a good luck living face. go ahead place. all right, let's bring in. i mean psycho and what is professor o

say thank you very much. capabilities on july 1st say at the united nations. has also been condemnation of time supply and in europe in the u. k. prime minister cares donnell is asking parliament about the us presidents proposal. many of us will long to hear present from the speak about forcibly displacing one point. 8000000 people from garza pharmacist spoken to the person on several occasions. now. does he personally believe that from recognizes the dangers of statements like this to the french of ceasefire in gaza? and indeed, the security of both palestinians and these ratings, they must be allowed. they must be allowed to rebuild and we should be with them in not rebuild all the way to a 2 state solution. dominey cain is in berlin with reactions from across europe. a reaction from european governments to the suggestion from the trunk white has, has been. busy successfully solidly come the nature of this suggestion, the german foreign minister and elaina bel, boxing the causes must not be expelled from gaza. is that it is important to remember that gaza is

gabriel's on don't out just didn't at united nations in new york are also a hit here. ronelle just there, wrinkled, breaking, ryan sole cause chaos and east and the strong you with all bad weather on the way. plus i filled the valley walls by head california state that is put aside tens of millions of dollars to fight some from the hello. something of a north south split and the weather across the middle east. at the moment, southern air is low as a drive. we have lots of hazy, sunshine, quarter team. so let me wind coming in here concept. for example, low temperature is getting up into the low to may 20. still the north look of that some very when she was coming in across iraq, into iran, just spilling out of the cool cuz it's just 1516 se apple pack that struggling to get anywhere near double figures around that eastern side often. but it's right them all the same as we go through friday. i wish you whether just pushing it to northern pol, solve air on possibly say one or 2 showers into west and iran. 50 destiny sand around. that's the eastern side of saudi arabia. and maybe here in ka

i'm a united nations as warning against forcibly removing palestinians from gaza. the un secretary general and 10, you get 10 of her says full displacement of people is temperament to ethnic, cleansing gabriel ellis on the reports out from new york. you and secretary general antonio gutierrez, didn't directly address trump's remarks on gaza, but did so implicitly at the excesses as the size of the invaluable rights of the policy. and people is about the rights of palestinians to simply live as human beings in their own lands. if he is vital to stay through to the bedrock of international law, it is essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing. does the secretary general believe the president trump plan for the us to take over gaza? is ethnic cleansing? look, any force displacement of people is 10 about 2 to ethnic cleansing. when asked for his response to terms of plan to foresaw, palestinians out of gaza. china is ambassador echoed the thinking of many other diplomats when he said this. finally speaking, this. ready is beyond comprehensive this and i'm so you h

gabriel's on don't, i'll just do it at united nations in new york as well. so his head role now this era, the bulldozing symbol of history wide purchases and bug with dish tag with the home of the countries like founding liter, plus using and box the signing of its founding documents. but the prime minister is a no show with the main event, the the hello, something of a north south split and the weather across the middle east at the moment. southern areas lost a drive. we had lots of hazy, sunshine, quarter team. so let me wind coming in here concept for example, or type of just getting up into the low to mid twins. he's still the north that'll provide some very when she was coming in across iraq. and so around just spilling out of the cool cuz it's just $1516.00 se apple pack that struggling to get anywhere near double figures around that eastern side often. but it's right in mobile. same as we go through friday. i wish you whether just pushing it to northern pol, solve air on possibly say one or 2 showers into west and iran looked at testing sand around th

one fixed that we from africa demand is for the united nations to embrace democracy in the security council by giving africa to permanent seats with vito power and institution that excludes 54 african countries . while allowing one nation to veto the decisions of the remaining 193 member states is unacceptable. the council is dysfunctional on democratic non inclusive, unaccountable, autocratic, and opaque. that's why russia is calling for real reforms, but moscow is not suggesting a new organization insisting that the framework already exist, but needs polishing, and ensuring everyone's voices are heard and respected. it's what we've heard from russian officials, time and time again, building a fair, multiple world based on the principles of equal and indivisible, security. and together with this un security council reform, we will make the west understand that it is no longer capable of imposing its own rules on the whole world. for many centuries pumping out results from africa, asia, and latin america no longer capable of living at the expense of others, we should seek a balance of inter

i would say the united nations, the whole, these are comfortable, for example, crimes. it's crimes against humanity is placed in my to uh, uh and, and it's, it's now a p, a genocidal intent of a exterminating and asked me to be friends in uh, uh the palestinian occupied territories and does a, well, it's quite vague and perhaps that's what donald trump is seating that faith this he was saying that they will be moved item. they may not want to return, but they will be moved out in the 1st place so that the area can be in essence, completely overhauled because of the, the rubble, the dead bodies that live there. the disease at dot is spreading right now. it's, it's not inhabitable when you hear thoughts is there's something in it, as i suppose he's just being quite ignorant with the way he's saying it, but something has to be done for the civilly and populace. and i think the irony is that in a way of donald trump is the whole face of american imperialism. a he's saying what is always being the objective. and that was the ethnic cleansing. i mean, the cushion already spok

was the primary reason, there was a number of tri rentals and like primary reason, there is a united nations. but the united us hosts the united nations of the prosecutor asked to be able to come to testify before the security council of once or twice a year. so there are a whole bunch of efforts by that trump administration to take fundamental us uh, commitments in the international law and diplomacy and rec, this again. and i hope that we will have between civil society and governments. governments at all levels at the local state national level in the united states and at other levels are coming out to complain. again, this was one of the premier achievements of the post cold war period, which was probably the most a fundamental strengthening of the international legal order. since the immediate postwar structures in the 1945, the 1950 period. and we need to remind the world of the enormous advances that have been made. and we need to try to go back on this extreme isolationism in a 3rd period. there's a and, and get back to democratic rule of law constitutional democratic principles. ken

or any particular time in india needed somebody at the united nations security console or any other international for them. a she has to do with india. so similarly the same situation when you know, uh, happened during the green crisis. uh, so is the sentiment that is, you know, there might be certain issues there, but you know, here the fan which is at a certain problem. and the it was a difficult for whitening the western countries to understand the one day just. and they look like disappointed perhaps because they do not develop relationship in such a fashion. because as you pointed out, it takes time, years, decades to actually cultivate and sometimes forego. immediate interest in order to, you know, show respect to the connections that uh, you force them interesting way. and after the, you know, you mentioned some difficult times in the rush us history in the rest of the recent history. and that's the relationship paid off because it allowed the russia to reorient. if oil uh, exports varies, 52 inches, also a great benefit if i'm not mistaken. the russian, our calls for 40 perc

um we, the rest of the united nation system system combined is a couple of 100 people. so everybody, the rest of the human system realized completely on what to do its work. we're responsible for more than half the age coming into the gaza strip. we're responsible for moving the cost of distributions into 3 quarters of a 1000000 people have received food from us since the this is bob. again, this window of opportunity needs to remain open. the problem is that if we can no longer do code nation, i'm have any kind of communication with these riley authorities then. then we ran and we were going to be ending up, navigating in the dog. i'm not, there's not of an offense if you monetary integration in any way shape or form. all right, thank you so much for joining us and telling us today about the situation in the guys and the occupied territories. jonathan found a from on rough life day from a mon. thank you. in other world news, the wand and box revel group and 23 is continuing its advance in eastern democratic republic of congo, prompting fees of a regional war. the fight