they deserve a leader who can leverage the united nations to advance our national security and a more prosperous and safe world. they deserve a leader who will put the interest of people over profits of their family. kelly craft is not that leader. for those reasons i will vote no and encourage my colleagues to vote no. democrats supported the craft nomination along with all republicans president for the boat. ambassador craft secedes nikki haley. after the vote, the president tweeted congratulations to kelly as her nomination for ambassador the when she did not standing job in how difficult the task. kelly will be fantastic at the united nations. winner! >> i live in a country where there is no public transportation and nowhere i can walk. the woman to leave the house or do anything, she needs a car. to function and to drive this car, she needs a man. saudi arabia q&a, s advocacy talks about her book about the ban on women drivers. >> the right to drive is an act of civil disobedience because women are not supposed to drive. we show that we are able and capable of driving and being i

. ♪ at the united nations security council in may 1964, one united states ambassador made this position. >> the united states government is currently involved in the affairs of the republic of vietnam for one reason and one reason only. because the republic of vietnam requested the help of the united states and of other governments to defend itself against armed attack, fomented, equipped and directed from the outside. we all know southeast asia has been the victim of almost incessant violence for more than a decade and a organized half. violence is organized violence. only the scale and the scenery change. narrator: less than a month after mr. stevenson spoke, the viet cong attacked a town in south vietnam and massacred its people. by now north vietnam's acts of a grid -- of aggression against the south were deemed a subversion of sabotage as shown in these captured films had reached a critical point. the government of south vietnam desperately needed more help to stay alive. ♪ to help the south vietnamese counter the accelerating violence in the north, the united states greatly increa

press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating position that the awards of the people of kashmir it was being heard internationally the foreign minister also saying that. should be lifted immediately restrictions should be lifted that leadership of push major media needs so dead people to find their truth about the feelings of the people of the day now it is also important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about focused on with vision on this particular crisis what did important or nor the fact that the budgets on the military chief federal judge said that india was trying to die would be a danger in along the line of control and towards august on an order to continue with the designs and indian administered kashmir tension and remaining high but today's developments in the united nations is going to be counted. and progress done as a major diplomatic breakthrough. that this is no longer a by lead to an issue but one tha

to sharing the command of the united nations to such an initiative. for us of the religious for peace assembly in lindau thanks very much. also dan has started the transition to civilian rule in the changing political climate has prompted plans to kick off the nation's very 1st women's football league it will include 18 clubs the 1st match will take place next month now this marks a big change since the ousting of president omar al bashir earlier this year. a year ago the idea of a women's football league in sudan was far fetched females once seemed to follow their football plain aspirations in the past where without hope. before the revolution i could not have imagined myself being a player in a woman's football team or even expected myself to be able to play the sport i've loved there were many restrictions on sudanese women and it was not possible to play football. but now a joint military civilian sovereign council is in power and it's seen as a significant event women are part of the ruling council and measures are being taken to further women's

questioned the legitimacy of the good men between and yet so it all pox on again i hope it bode the united nation. of course i'm fortunate to work in the pasta parts now it is high time for intervention national community to look to the situation what is going beyond that to really parents and that in one econd escalated it can be escalated into a full fledged commission or water between the 2 nuclear armed forces what we have seen and if it were obvious yet occlusion between and yet baucus on. his on can hook but i think there to major all can be played by the you're not just errors as do try to a vote of the magician of the. show if the united states want and really box our diplomacy believe ok so let's see that's an interest in this said mr afridi that's an interesting point of course because the the indians have already rejected out of hand at any form of mediation coming from the united states and in fact that they see this is an internal a.c.l. and do not want to internationalize it do they so where do you think on the un security council in particular from the permanent 5 pakistan he's goi

that is a change in united nations peacekeeping. host: to the theme of undercovered global issues, how do luxury cars get into north korea and what can u.s. policymakers learn from that? guest: i love this story. it was reported by the "new york times" that identified using interesting visual and satellite data, and partnering with a research organization that compiles data able to track two mercedes s-3600, million-dollar cars, from the manufacture in germany to the port of rotterdam the racer curious route in asia to the pyongyang. these are luxury cars. luxury goods are banned under united nations sanctions. but if these goods are banned, how was north korea able to get around those sanctions to get the high-end cars into kim jong-un's fleet? a reporter at the new york times talked me through his reporting and added context do it. essentially it was a function of the circuitous route that the shipping containers took that brought these luxury cars to pyongyang. what interested me more broadly was a reinforced a point i like to ma

when it comes to the issue of kashmir we all stand united and whether it's the prime minister the opposition leader or myself in my speech in the national assembly we time and time again emphasized the fact that we are willing to stand together and stand united for the people of kashmir india says that it is proof that pakistan was harboring terrorists and groups which are a threat to the indian state how do you respond to that when india says that it is in response to what pakistan's. this is india's hobby horse this is. false wooden fabrication that they have been selling to the rest of the world yes there was a time when. the we called them freedom fighters they used to go across the line of control because they were being killed this was in the early 1990 s. but since then. i mean after particularly after 20032004 that practice came to an end and india has practically sealed the border with the mince. obviously afraid of north these 250 militants as a call them militants but millions of kashmiris who come to the square and streets and chant the slogan very loudly go india go back leave. they have fraid of this peaceful powerful poli

the united nations security council in 1964, one ambassador made the position clear -- >> the unitedtes government is currently involved in the affairs of the republic of , becauseor one reason the republic of vietnam with the help of the united states and of other governments to defend itself against armed attack, equipped from the outside. asia has beenast the victim of incessant violence . violence is organized violence. only the scale and scenery change. >> less than a month, the viet a town in south vietnam and massacred its people. by now north vietnam's acts of aggression were deemed a subversion of sabotage as shown in this film and had reached a critical point. the government of south vietnam needed help to stay alive. to help the south vietnamese stop the violence in the north, the united states increased its own forces in south vietnam and began to use airpower to limit the infiltration from north vietnam to south vietnam. not only the united states, to help it preserve its independence, australia, thailand, south korea, new zealand, and the philippines also contributed ar

in 2005 it adopted the principle call the responsibility to protect which enables the united nations in circumstances to intervene in genocide and mass atrocities happening within the borders of a country as --osed to cross borders here cross borders. important to keep in mind there , the onenited nations that talks and prevents wars, and there are failures and successes of that united nations. there is the unique -- there is the united nations that acts, keeping millions of people alive in yemen now and that is sheltering some 20 million refugees around the world. the united nations providing vaccines to millions of children under the age of five across africa. the united nations eliminating polio from the face of the earth. it is true that the united nations has certainly and undoubtedly failed to live up to its ideals, it is important we still have those ideals to which we aspire and important to recognize the united nation itself is actively working to uphold the kind of values and moral values we should share. host: five minutes left. question, our- podcasts breaking even and can

malaria has killed more than 1800 people in burundi so far this year the united nations humanitarian agency says that it texted 5700000 cases in the past 7 months a figure close to half of poor in this population despite the epidemic proportions the government has not declared a national emergency as it did in 2017 more than 800000 people have been moved to safety from flooded areas in india's mojado stays the national disaster response forces deployed 28 teams to help with rescue efforts on soon rains in india of course several rivers dams to overflow flooding many states in the northeast western parts of the country. at least 29 people have died of dengue fever in bangladesh so far this year making it the deadliest year since the 1st recorded epidemic in 2000 the government has launched initiatives to help control the spread of the virus but experts say that climate change. is partly to blame for an increase in cases chowdhry reports staff. with a rising number of dingo fever patients it's becoming increasingly difficult for both government and private hospitals to coach in many hos

and how much pressure is there instead for him to take a more diplomatic route and go to the united nations. well it is a difficult spot for the pakistani prime minister because just a few weeks ago he came to the country boy and that the united states has offered to mediate especially on the kashmir crisis his previous statement said mr modi comes to power it will be a solution for bush mean it could be on the cards so he's placed a lot of bets on this government in india and now he's come under tremendous amounts of pressure to try and do something he was frustrated as we saw yesterday in parliament as well when the opposition raised this very point that focused on needs to do more and he turned around and asked them whether by design should go to war with india he said that he's doing all that he can in his power he has called various government leader he's called back his foreign minister who was on program and he's going to be taking the message not just of the united nations but across various allies that pakistan has to try and pressure the indian government to come to some sort of t

and climate activists better to look at the united nations in new york giving a boost to the fridays for future movement in the u.s. . i'm michael o'connor thanks for joining us thousands of demonstrators are gathering for the 13th straight weekend in hong kong in defiance of an official ban on protests and strong warnings from police that marchers risk being prosecuted demonstrators began today's march in a stadium calling the event of religious gathering in an attempt to circumvent a ban on protests by holding religious symbols and singing hymns saturday's march follows the arrest of key op. zittrain figureheads including activist joshua long today also marks the 5th anniversary of a decision by china's ruling communist party against democratic elections in hong kong. for the latest we can cross to hong kong now and our correspondent there charleston pill thanks for joining us demonstrators are turning out in spite of the ban on protests this weekend what kind of police presence are you seeing on the streets. where we're standing at the moment there are very few police on the stree

right let's go live now this is the indian ambassador to the united nations. dean let's listen to him this is the 1st time i am interacting that that then i had to fire and fury. heightening tensions so i just came here because for the 1st time after the end of. the security council close consultations. we noted that 2 states who made national statements try to pass them off as the veil of the international community but your are of annoyance and of a list in what and how the security council acts and i differ do not need to tell you that the security council is a very deliberative organization institution it works in a very considered manner its outcomes are provided to all of us through the president so if national statements try to masquerade as the veil of the international community i talked i will come across to you too and explain our national position and what is that the national position was and remains that matters related to article 370 of the indian constitution are and tiley an internal matter of india these have no external ramifications the rec

and climate activist good to look at the united nations in new york giving a boost to the fridays for future movement in the u.s. . i'm michael ok welcome to the program we begin in hong kong where thousands of protesters are gathering for the 13th straight weekend in defiance of an official ban on protests and strong warnings from police that marchers risked being prosecuted. a day of peaceful demonstrations escalated as night fell with barricades set on fire in the streets police for the 1st time fired water cannons loaded with blue dye which stained protesters outside the government headquarters today marks the 5th anniversary of the decision by china's ruling communist party against full democratic elections in hong kong. for the latest we're joined by our correspondent in hong kong charlotte pil charlotte thanks for joining us again what's the latest what are you seeing right now where you are. we're just a few she blocks away from the police headquarters and at the moment you have to excuse me i might cut through this with that's fire smoke still in the ad from webb protesters s

and climate activists crediting berg at the united nations in new york giving a boost to the fridays for future movement in the us. i'm michael thanks for joining us we begin in hong kong where thousands of protesters gathering for the 13th straight weekend in defiance of an official ban on protests and strong warnings from police that marchers risk being prosecuted police have fired tear gas and water cannons ak crowds outside the government headquarters today's march began in a stadium and. it's called a religious gathering in an attempt to circumvent a ban on protests and followers you ventured the opposition to get him including joshua one who has since been released today also marks the 5th anniversary of a decision by china's ruling communist party against full democratic elections in hong kong. for the latest we're joined on the line by our correspondent in hong kong charlie shelves until i should mention to our viewers charlotte is also wearing a gas mask charlotte police have fired tear gas at protesters again what are you seeing on the ground where you are. he said my frien

the united nations has urged. from changing the status of kashmir and pakistan plans to take the issue to the un security council with the help of its ally china which also has a claim on a different part of the disputed kashmir himalayan region. the tough talk has direct impact on millions of people on both sides of the so-called line of control the unofficial border which separates the 2 sides. the question now will pakistan be able to neutralize the indian move in diplomacy defuse tensions with powers such as china get involved and if so what could this mean for kashmir. today 3 important people on the pakistani side the country's foreign minister the president of pakistan administered kashmir and a vocal opposition leader give their views on talked about that there are. the fun of former prime minister benazir bhutto and former president asif ali zardari is the chairman of pakistan peoples party he is critical of both the indian and his own government i wish that i while condemning the human rights abuses in.

so far we have not heard anything from the united nations on practical and concrete steps that might be involved but there are already u.n. security council resolutions that exist on this issue and this news conference a bit after this meeting a pakistani military spokesman has said that pakistan does not want to take any steps that would jeopardize the. visit we have been hearing reports and that pakistan this planning something across the lines drawn he also said that there have been reinforcements that have been said to them sent to the line of control in case there is a false flag operation or any misadventure from the indian side but pakistan saying that it will be going to the international capital and continue to fight the kids for me right now that has done since this crisis began already some advantage of a life for us on this offer but thank you. thousands of pro and anti-government protesters are turning out for rallies in hong kong they are the 1st major demonstrations since the airport was shut down after china mobilized security forces at the border and shuns in protest

press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said. indicating. the awards of the people of kashmir and was being heard internationally the foreign minister also saying that. should be lifted immediately restriction should be lifted the leadership of. so dead people find their truth about the feelings of the people are there now it is important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about progress on. on this particular crisis what is important or nor is the fact that the projects on the military keep. that india was trying to die would be a danger along the line of control and towards just on in order to continue where did designs in indian administered kashmir tension still remaining high but today's developments in the united nations is going to be. done as a major diplomatic breakthrough when. this is no longer a by lead to an issue that needs international intervention well and all the story we're following the brother of the afghan taliban leader has been killed in a blast

she had the times is following events at the united nations she would have been say. well i think right now the russian deputy ambassador is speaking and he's making the point that i think is the main russian point this afternoon here in new york for years 1st the obama administration then the trump administration said look don't worry about the missile defense systems that we're deploying in eastern europe and poland and romania it's all defensive it's not over fences and yet that missile test that took place a few days ago over the over the weekend used exactly the same launcher i'm a 41 launcher that has been deployed in that missile defense system in poland and romania it's clear now that all it needs is a bit of software modification and it can launch into me just cruise missiles exactly what the russians have long said that it was the u.s. who has been breaking the i.n.f. for the intermediary intermedia nuclear treaty all this time even as the u.s. is always saying that the russians are breaking it so this is the the argument that the russians are making it's pr

present gone friend by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating for addition that the awards of the people of kashmir it was being heard internationally the foreign minister also saying that if you should be lifted immediately restrictions should be lifted the leadership of major release so dead people find out their truth about the feelings of their people today now it is important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about focused on. on this particular crisis or did important or nor the fact that the project on the military he said that india was trying to die would be a danger along the line of control and towards. an order to continue where did. in indian administered kashmir tension still remaining high today's developments in the united nations security council. and pakistan as a major diplomatic breakthrough. no longer a bilateral issue but one that needs international intervention the brother of the afghan taliban leader has been k

did you manage that i went to new york i went to the united nations i wrote to the secretary general i told everything i saw or i gave a link to the documentary i did absolutely nothing happened when i raised it in a press briefing to the un's press people they looked at me like yeah and what it didn't register on the social consciousness of the united nations or in fact the world so i feel a tremendous sense of failure and i suppose that's why the images of stayed with me so long longer than some of the other horrible things that i've covered tony berkeley great talking to you thanks for joining us and we want. and that is it from us this wait be sure to check us out online by the re one page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from this series on kemal santa maria from the whole team thanks for joining us since time. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the vast amount is a nice documentaries. rewind continues we have to be an afghan and that is it is it that is that and this is the proudest day out by my life that was a real turning point for goes that give

the united nations population fund. through this distance oblique neutral part of western governments channeled millions into population control in developing countries the major donors the site the united states sweden great britain germany and switzerland of. south korea was among the earliest testing grounds for population control. the country was devastated after the korean war at the same time there was a baby boom with the highest birth rates in the world the united states participated in the reconstruction from the very beginning population control was high on the agenda. these 4 korean women grew up in a village 200 kilometers from seoul and still remember the war and the time that followed. the government said we should have fewer children and that's why we stuck to it. we women had abortions we thought we were doing the right thing and we did it voluntarily. western countries donated buses and jeeps that were converted into mobile medical units document show that that time was not health promotion the populati

i'm barbara starr in london with the top stories from europe including the united nations refugee agency says a new italian law all targeting n.g.o.s migrant ships could be in danger of. sport former england captain wayne really is leaving the united states but 33 year old has saw him as a player coach with 2nd tier english side dalby county. hello the us says it's still open to negotiations with china in the hopes of reaching a trade deal further talks in washington are planned for next month but hopes are fading they will be fruitful on monday the u.s. government formally declared china a currency manipulator something beijing has denied well the move came hours after china devalued its currency the one which caused volatility in the financial markets and that was after the trumpet administration announced an increase. tariffs on a further $300000000000.00 in chinese imports last week when not fully comes into effect next month it will mean virtually every product china exports to the u.s. will be subject to extra taxes let's cross over to white house correspondent can really help join

shut their stores some of the moping that closed doors mean their goods will be protected if the united nations as an increasing has called for help for zimbabwe which is suffering it's worse than hunger crisis and millions are on the brink of starvation president amisom mangala has declared the drought a national disaster at the mythos of reports now from the village of dana. gideon gono has lived in them a district all his life aged 74 he says over the years the rains have become more and more erratic drought induced by the el nino weather pattern has cut zimbabwe's maize harvest by half and reduced water levels in dams and rivers to what degree program i did you miss we don't eat in the morning and in the afternoon we eat only at night we eat as little as possible so that the food can last longer president has declared this latest drought a national disaster and the united nations wants more help to prevent a humanitarian crisis is raised its appeal to international donors to 331000000 dollars we're talking about people who are marking or starvation if we're not there to help the. 2.3000000

the united nations security council has met to discuss the kashmir dispute for the 1st time in almost 50 years. hello again i'm not seen any show of al-jazeera life and also coming up. the iranian old trying to seize by british forces more than a month ago gets ready to sail despise objections from the united states. violence in zimbabwe's capital as protesters defiant and on anti-government demonstrations. and taking aim a gets more restrictive laws we visit a californian city this discovery declared itself a gun sanctuary. the crisis in india the minister's kashmir has been the subject of a united nations security council consultation for the 1st time in almost 50 years the closed door meeting was requested by china and its ambassador says the members of the council a worried that the situation may get worse this all happened on the 12th day of india's crackdown on kashmir. judging from what i've heard from the discussions of this occurred council members have ex-president their serious concern concerning the current situation yet more. kashmir they are also concerned about to dehum

may you are no good don't kiss my appeal to the united nations to resolve this issue immediately otherwise we will go there to win freedom for our brothers. my opinion is to all muslims that if you have faith come out of your homes and stand with us members of pakistan's parliament in his normal voice their anger at india's decision to revoke autonomy and privileges for the contested muslim majority region prime minister announced on predicted that india will crack down even harder on the people he fears ethnic cleansing and called the ruling b.g.p. steps in line with the racist ideology. you took a little break here you. yank election the manifesto this is not a decision that b j p have taken out of the blue it was part of their election manifesto all along it is in fact ingrained in their ideology to put him above all other religions and seeks to establish a state that represses all other religious groups. it was a heated parliamentary session where the leader of the opposition says that pakistan has 2 choices now either to hide or take decisive action but people on both sides of the lin

the united nations says more than 2 million people need emergency food aid now.nment estimates 2.2 million people in urban areas also require food aid. by march, seven .7 million could -- 7.7cted, nearly half million could be affected, nearly half of zimbabwe's population. an appeal will be used to provide food, water, and cash handouts. some bob wei is also grappling with an economic crisis and a deadly cyclone earlier this year. this person has lived in this same thefor years, rains have become more erratic. drought has cut zimbabwe's harvest by half and reduced water levels. morningn't eat in the and afternoon. we eat only at night. we eat as little as possible so the food can last longer. >> the president has declared this latest route a national disaster, and the united nations once more help. it has phrased its appeal to international donors to $331 million. >> we are talking about people marching toward starvation if we are not there to help them, 2.3 million people in this country. , it will be substantially higher at 3.6 million people, because the lean

that does it for the 1st time in 50 years this has come back to the united nations which of god's will be holding a meeting we're not sure how did it going to go and what really happened. it is considered to be. 3 especially because the united nations treat gendron himself had mentioned that this was their dispute with relevant un resolutions and spoke against india you know that action to revoke article 7 so. that diplomatic breakthrough by pakistan which had been insisting by let them had. unilaterally moved had gone against the spirit of what he treaty an agreement between both india and pakistan to which even the united nations that. security general. deferred to and. meant of $1702.00 under which all outstanding issues between india and pakistan including kashmir it would be on the basis of that treaty so india had been actively moved and that means they've had by they. leaving nor the platform for dogs but. now it's not an intervention to try and break through this particular debt. thanks very much. how is this being perceived where you are. well indian officials at least an offe

malaria has killed more than 800 people in burundi so far this year the united nations humanitarian agency says it detected 5700000 cases in the past 7 months a figure close to hearth of the windies population despite the economic proportions the government has not declared a national emergency as it did back in 2017. at least 29 people have died of dengue fever in bangladesh so far this year making it the deadliest years since the 1st recorded epidemic in 2000 the governments launched initiatives to help control the spread of the mosquito borne virus but experts say climate change and rain is pilots of blame for an increase in cases where child reports from the capital dhaka . with a rising number of dingo fever patients it's becoming increasingly difficult for both government and private hospitals to coach in many hospitals there's hardly any space left. and when the 200 patients that you're going to get rid of in this hospital at least one who could once have divisions are suffering from. them if you will and among them is significant number of the patients that are presenting with the

less make the united nations issues warning of climate change scientists fear millions more will go hungry without drastic changes to the way we use the planet's resources. he joins a mission searching for refugees in danger off the coast of libya. guyand we held here from volunteers taking on the authorities who want to keep out the new iraq. i'm phil gallo welcome to the program india's prime minister asked proclaimed what he calls a new era for indian controlled kashmir following his decision to revoke the region's semi autonomous status in a t.v. address they said his government's action would free the region from terrorism and separatism pakistan disputes india's claim to the territory and has responded by suspending trade with. india and expanding the country's envoy however it ruled out military action a security lockdown in the region is now in its 4th day with hundreds of local politicians under arrest. these treats are usually thronging with traffic but since then he's decision to revoke to semi autonomous status of engine controlled kashmir army fatigues have replaced the colorf

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does the united nations only work when the powerful want it to? secunder:se we will have t how successful this diplomatic offensive by imran khan will be. so far, th international reaction to developments in indian-administered kashmir have been muted. it is not quite clear what the next steps for pakistan could be, but pakistani officials have said they are not considering military action unless indiki launches som of strike against them first. pakistani officials want to appear to be the more reasonable ones in this dispute. tensions in an already volatile gion are ctainly rising. laura: now, tv ads try to catch our eye and make us laugh, but in the u.k., two have been pulled for violating rules banninger the use of gend stereotypes. the first from a car company showed men working on a space station while a woman is left to watch over a pram. the second was selling cream cheese, but complaints came in about how fathers were portrayed. take a look. ew>>ad, too? >> mmh-hmm >> wow, look at this lunch. >> hard to choose.d. this looks goo >> that's t

political system as to how to respond to the united nations. from changing the status of kashmir and pakistan. to the un security council with the help of its allies china which also has a claim on a different part of the disputed kashmir himalayan region. the tough talk has direct impact on millions of people on both sides of the so-called line of control the unofficial border which separates the 2 sides. the question now will pakistan be able to neutralize the indian moved in diplomacy defuse tensions with powers such as china get involved and if so what could this mean for kashmir. today 3 important people on the pakistani side the country's foreign minister the president of pakistan administered kashmir and a vocal opposition leader give their views on talking all that there are. the fun of former prime minister benazir bhutto and former president asif ali zardari is the chairman of pakistan peoples party he is critical of both the indian and his own government i wish that i while condemning the human rights abuses in. in in magoo's akash m

united nations is urging india to end the crackdown on free speech and access to information in indian and mr kashmir it's been nearly 2 weeks since india revote kashmir's special status the un has also expressed concern about the excessive use of force by indian soldiers as jimi reports from one neighborhood in srinagar is trying to protect itself from police incursions. it's an act of defiance people living in the sorra neighborhood of srinagar have erected these barricades unlike the ones put up by security forces to control the movement of local people these have been put up to keep the security forces out. of the common violently the night before last week they blocked us in from 4 directions and didn't let us spray in our main mosque they've also autistic boys and girls from other areas so we have closed off the entrance here. this neighborhood has been a flashpoint of several protest since restrictions were imposed on movement and communications after the region's autonomy was revoked people here worry that makes them a target and if we look at the present situation it looks lik

the united nations says new u.s. sanctions on ben as well it could make life worse for millions struggling to get food and health care the u.s. administration has frozen government assets and banned americans from doing business there venezuelan government leaders are refusing talks with the opposition in protest of the sanctions which also triggered demonstrations in the capital caracas some burn as well as escaping the crisis and chaos at home getting caught up in drug related violence on the border with colombia human rights watch says armed groups are committing abuses against civilians and the reports now from the capital. for a 1000000 venezuelans have fled the economic collapse blackout and out of control inflation in their country most crossing into neighboring colombia and while the colombian government is receiving them with open arms some are being killed or recruited by criminal groups in the country's border regions it's one of the main findings of a report presented by the international watchdog group h

dhaka bangladesh malaria has killed more than 800 people in burundi so far this year the united nations humanitarian agency says it's detected 5700000 cases over the past 7 months that's a figure close to half this population but despite the epidemic proportions the government has not declared a national emergency as it did in 20173 congolese talked to subpoena arrested over the murder of another doctor from cameroon who was treating a bone of patients richard was oku was killed during an attack in april of a hospital in eastern democratic republic of congo malcolm webb reports from kenya's capital nairobi. militia attack a hospital in the city of the tempo 4 months ago and killed a doctor from cameroon who's working for the world health organization a part of its response to the about the outbreak that began in that area a year ago and military prosecutors now said that whole congolese doctor the behind the killing they paid the militia to attack and to kill the cameroonian doctor 3 of those congolese doctors have now been arrested one is still at large the military prosecutor says thi

change around their fortunes and i can singlehandedly make the united nations come in and do something they treat me like some kind of god here. and i'm got the heart to tell them that so many other people around the world in so many other dire situations have been let down before by the international community. a chicken no matter how small an anorexic has good luck signs the wishbone almost suggested good omens maybe my release. for the hmong the jungle of now than laos is a place of nightmares and dreams. 18 years old he married at 15 and has 2 children he dreams of studying music and taking his children to a park. the melancholy sound of b.'s guitar made me think about my hopes my precinct desire to leave. i've been here for about 5 days now and i haven't had a proper water in that time i lived largely on the roots in these parts of hardly had the sun on my face because along up the live in places like this which is giving plenty of cover in case of the aerial reconnaissance of the laotian army spots them. and. i'm finding our night off. and i've got to go but i see these people ar

the calling on the united nations and the members of the u.n. security council asked them so that they listen to the plight of the community that if the demand here that people have been. they think that the united nations to hear the plight of the on the other people have been telling us that they have not been able to go to their family members and you get the one that wrote that is happening behind us right now people have been asking that they need some sort of guarantee from the international community that they want to know if their relatives are ok whether they're alive on what do they have enough to eat are their medical requirements are being met and they have been telling us as we speak to them throughout this week that they fear that india is holding about 12000000 muslims hostage against their will and if india wants to improve their economic situation by it needs to evolve. and lift that you spoke to diplomats here in fact the united nations the 1st time in 54 years listening to the flight it really is a little just this session in

was a heated debate at the united nations security council now the united states has recently withdrawn from the i.n.f. treaty the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement and not only has the usa withdrawn from the treaty but the usa recently tested a missile that would have been a violation of that treaty had it still been in effect many are viewing this as an escalation of a potential new arms race between russia and the united states now when the representative of the united states spoke to the security council they accused russia of being responsible for the agreements demise this is the u.s. representative here today because the russian federation preferred a world in which the united states continued to fulfill its i.n.f. treaty obligations while the russian federation did not we've heard a narrative today that the united states had itself been in violation of the i.n.f. treaty because of our recent flight test which used the m k 41 launcher that is also found in our aid. the sure missile defense system this is categorically false now russia emphasize that its concerns about t

welcome back if you come out of the top stories here on al-jazeera the united nations expressed concern over restrictions on the millions of people in indian administered kashmir that have been clampdowns on communication and free movement since monday's decision to strip the territory but so tom. in yemen at least 9 people have been killed in a 2nd day of fighting between government forces and separatists in the city of aden a separatist supported by the united arab emirates accuse saudi backed forces of conspiring against them. and the un's human rights chief michelle bachelet has warned that new u.s. sanctions on venezuela could make life worse for millions trying to get food and health care this week washington banned american some doing business with the government of nicolas maduro and froze its assets in the united states. now eat less meat or lose the land we used to the consequences of climate change that's the warning from a united nations report which says human activity and food habits are destroying the environment and feeling global warming it says eating more plant based

because essentially as you say it has been revealed by the sleet united nations confidential report irgeted, noted —— backs were targeted, to try and collect cash was not sources confirm to the bbc that the humans actually been investigating some 35 cyber attacks and the reporters were sent to the security council is north korea censures committee says that north korea's attacks against crypto currency exchanges essentially allowed to generate income in ways that are harder to trace and subject to less government oversight and regulation in the traditional banking sector. experts a p pa re ntly traditional banking sector. experts apparently are also investigating cyber mining activity designed to earn foreign currency. we know of course all this comes as north korea launches to missiles this week alone in fact the fourth such launch in less tha n in fact the fourth such launch in less than two weeks. king john alone said the lord was a warning against joint military exercises being carried out. —— kimjohn alone. —— kim jong—un. there is also a licit ship transfers connected to weapons

when it comes to the issue of kashmir we all stand united and whether it's the prime minister the opposition leader or myself my speech in the national assembly we time and time again emphasized the fact that we are willing to stand together and stand united for the people of kashmir india says that it is proof that pakistan was harboring terrorists and groups which are a threat to the indian state how do you respond to that when india says that it is in response to what pakistan's. this is india's hobby horse this is. false wooden fabrication that they have been selling to the rest of the world yes there was a time when. the we called them freedom fighters they used to go across the line of control because they were being killed this was in the early 1990 s. but since then. i mean after particularly after 20032004 that practice came to an end and india has practically cede the border with the means. really afraid of north these 250 militants as the call them militants but millions of push me to come to the square and streets and chant the slogan very loudly go india go back leave. they have freed of this peaceful powerful political

press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said. indicating august on sport edition that the awards of the people of bush made was being heard internationally the foreign minister saying that. should be lifted immediately restrictions should be lifted that leadership of the bush major media needs so dead people to find out their truth about the feelings of the people of the day now it is also important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about progress on and on this particular crisis what did important or nor the fact that the budgets on the military keep that already india was trying to die would be a danger along the line of control and towards august on an order to continue with its designs in indian administered kashmir tensions stand remaining high to day's developments in the united nations security. and progress dawned as a major diplomatic breakthrough. position that this is no longer a by lead to an issue that needs international intervention. but brot

press gone send by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating august on sport edition that the awards of the people of bush made was being heard internationally the foreign minister saying that. should be lifted immediately restriction should be lifted the leadership of major agreed at least so dead people to find out their truth about the feelings of the people today now it is also important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about progress on with vision on this particular crisis what did important or nor the fact that the budgets on the military keep that already that india was trying to dial would be a danger along the line of control and towards august on an order to continue with the designs in indian administered kashmir tensions still remaining high but to day developments in the united nations security council. and progress gone as a major diplomatic breakthrough. position that this is no longer a by lead to an issue that needs

the 1st time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just that we all come from different places but it's one that gives us gives us the ability to identify the people. on the side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. scholar and lawyer thinker. and politician. radical and prisoner in a 2 part series al-jazeera world tells the story of one of the most enigmatic figures in sudan's turbulent history. whose influence is still felt on events in the country to their. i'll to robbie's life and politics on al-jazeera. but you know. some of the like. more mass protests in hong kong but this time on both sides of the territories political divide. hello again on peace adobe you're watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up . sudan's leaders prepare to sign that historic power sharing agreement after months of unrest these pictures coming to us live from khartoum. on soldiers being killed along the line of contro

the united nations has called for "maximum restraint". the deadline for negotiations on forming a new government. the populist five star and the left—wing democratic party had been looking close to a deal. researchers are trying to learn to speak mosquito so they can lure them away from populated areas or design devices to catch and kill them. that could help in the fight against diseases like malaria and tellow fever, as our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. mosquitoes buzz for us, the whining sound is annoying, but for the mosquito, it's a love song. the buzz helps the insects find mates and reproduce. so, what if we could learn to talk mosquito and sabotage their love lives? malaria and yellow fever is spread through mosquito bites. the vast majority of cases are in africa. in 2017, 200 million people had malaria and nearly 500,000 of them died. one way to defeat mosquito—borne diseases is to turn their buzz against them. for me, it is a sound of utter sophistication. if we could simulate these sounds and use them perhaps for