amir abdollahian last week to speak at the united nations human rights council and also at the united nations disarmament council, for a period of time, have been discussing this issue. i will do it with mrs shabeh giri, who i am accompanying as an international reporter of sada and sima news agency , is one of the most important topics discussed during the meeting of mr. amir abdollahian, both the new approach of the islamic republic of earth, especially instead of strict rights, and the dual relations that mr. amir abdollahian and his counterparts have discussed in depth that you mentioned that this trip had two aspects, one is the un discussion, which was the human rights council and the disarmament conference, and the bilateral meetings that our minister followed, the disarmament conference , which i think he had some fuel because we saw that in the days before the conference, the issues that were raised in an accusation against iran, which was the issue of sending drones to syria and them, were discussed with russia, and this issue was given a lot of attention, and in my opinion,

the united nations should really be the united nations, it should not be a powerful table organization. after that, he immediately went to the mill niro hotel on 44th street in new york, which is directly in front of the united nations building. the accompanying delegation left luggage at the entrance of the hotel and passed through the lobby of the hotel at 530. after identifying these people in the media , it was found that a detailed plan had been prepared in new york to attack the iranian delegation. the media of the president and his accompanying delegation, without entering their rooms to rest, immediately became the layer of the unesco summit, one of the cultural and educational institutions affiliated to the united nations, which implements its programs in different countries of the world and is designed according to their standards. in this the meeting of the islamic republic and western culture of the international institutions of the contemporary history of iran in the form of half a year , we have a fundamental critique of it, the sultan of culture and the seven knowledges

the ambassador and permanent representative of iran to the united nations said in this meeting that the united states is trying to achieve its illegitimate goal of the concepts of human rights and abuse. it weakens the use and rule of law in the united nations system. other opponents of this anti-iranian resolution also say that such a legal resolution and type of bullying is hypocritical and an obvious double standard. the american laws are intended to end iran's official membership in the women's commission of the united nations economic and social council. in this meeting, let's say that for 33 years, the same commission, the united nations commission on women , has issued a resolution against the zionist regime as a continuous violator of palestinian women's rights, and every year a new report comes to this commission to confirm this, and america has never allowed it. that this council is in the direction of practical condemnation or expulsion of the zionist regime from the commission of the position of the american woman in this meeting of the united nations economic and social cou

four american values at the united nations as well. i certainly appreciate how you think we should interact globally and project ourselves as a strong nation? and it does matter. the bastion institute institute is very focused on projecting strength. american leadership and how we should not be cowering to the iran's. to the china's and the russia's of the world. we have the most incredible nation on the face of the planet. we should certainly project ourselves as such. god bless you for engaging in this discussion today. we look forward to hearing more from you in the weeks and months to come. but everyone, let's think ambassador haley for her wonderful participation. nikki: thank you very much. god bless you. joni: thank you everyone for coming out. ♪ [indiscernible] nikki: thank you for coming back, i appreciate you. ♪ [indiscernible] >> thank you for being here. >> that is my wife. >> good to see you, thank you. 123. great to see you. >> thank you very much. >> very impressed. >> thank you. god bless you, good to see you. ♪ >> how a

are actions and achievements with a resolution committee, and the resolutions related to the united nations are reviewed in these committees. iran is one of the factors. the main unit is the narcotics commission, and then there are side meetings and side plans, which are the general programs of the annual meeting. well , the islamic republic of iran had several other programs that, if the words that were said in your excellency's speech, the ideas that were put forward in the name of iran how many programs did you have? kish was speaking at the third class conference that was held. iran expressed both its actions in the past year and its demands from the united nations and the society. we actually stated that there is a serious obstacle in the way and that the islamic republic of iran is fighting on behalf of the world . the islamic republic of iran is in the front line of the struggle and you should help yourself instead of accepting it, that's why we can almost say. in this field, there are no other resolutions the fact that iran is part of the main board of directors, no resolution can b

you have already mentioned the year 1945, when lee was succeeded by the united nations, and the unitedent this war. was able to not be able to keep peace in the whole world ah after the war in ukraine is it possible that we will see some new organization that will replace the un if there is a reform then in what form will it be and what fuses should we install so that indeed, the situation we have at the moment has not been repeated. well, we are still there, it is quite difficult to talk about the security architecture. in my opinion , it will be preserved, because after all, the principles that were prescribed during the creation are somewhat well and in itself the mechanisms and habit is that habit yes institutional such a habit of the world to exist with the mechanisms of the un eh would be certain and evidence of a certain effectiveness of the organization of the united nation of the united nations yes compared to the same league nation that was all after all, more declarative is enough or amorphous or such er-er given as illusions gives certain that is it after all i don't think

abdollahian, was present for a speech at the united nations human rights council and also, in the united nations disarmament council, going to geneva to discuss this matter with ms. shabiri, who was accompanying her as an international reporter of sada and sima news agency, the most important issues that were discussed during the visit of mr. amir abdollahian in islami in this regard, especially the rights debates. humanity and also about the dual relations between mr. amir abdollahian and his counterparts , as you mentioned, this trip had two aspects, one was the united nations, which was the human rights council and the disarmament conference, and the few bilateral meetings that are good for our country. about the disarmament conference that i i think that it had some important difficulties because we saw that in the days before the conference , i corrected russia about accusing iran of sending drones to syria and they were talking about it, and this matter was very much considered. and in my opinion, when someone heard mr. amir abdulahi's speech in this conference, there were several

under the trump administration, what is your assessment of the united nations? shouldhe united states continue to engage with this organization, the united nations? nikki: the united nations is a farce. that is the first thing i will say. [applause] it is funny. every te, every time, the united nations is not for the faint of heart. every day felt like i was putting on body armor. you knew you would have a fight did not know which country you are fighting that day. if you look at the united nations i person -- purposely d not study it too much. i wanted to go in with fresh eyes, asking for forgiveness. i did not learns the do's and don'ts of the u.n.. i went in with one concept. i wanted make sure every country america was for and what we were against. i did not care if they did not like me but i wanted them to respect america. as we went in there, it was something that, i said not realizing it we get so much attention. i said look, the united states, if you he our back we will have the backs of our allies. we will be taking the names of our adversarie the united

under the trump administration what is your assessment of the united nations? and should the united states continue to engage with this organization, the united nations? >> that united nations, it's a farce. i mean that the first thing ii will say. it was, it's fine because every time the united nations is not for the faint of heart. everyday fellow gas buddy on body armor because you knew you would have a fight. b you just did know which country you fighting that day. if you look at the united nations i purposely didn't study it too much.ud i wanted to go in with fresh eyes. i wanted to be able to go and ask for forgiveness. what i did was i didn't learn the dues and downs of the u.n. that i did go in with one concept. i wanted towe make sure that evy country knew what america was for and what we were against. i didn't care if they didn't like me that i wanted into respect america. and as we went in there it was something that, i said not realize it is going to get so much attention but i said look, with the unitedd states, if you've got our back will have the

and then it push comes to shove, united nation, boston on to you and security. and in your scholarly goal. yes, one of these 5 was equal to is not different when it comes to united, say it's vito or any other countries we do in your security council. but of course, we have also, nor does the actual practice of you, you know, system united states and its allies in countries like france and britain. i have often warded with the united states, whether they have worked on the on or whether it has been served in the united states. never been under the bid. what it does appear over time that united states has increased, the estimates generally offered now these b 5 among the b 5 was, has really become much more bond for a little bit of time. and therefore, it has sort to assert that gardner exceptionalism of united states, which the legal framework of you to interest them, does not recognize where the practice of united conditions has become vulnerable to that. wouldn't that, that change your argument because you're argued that the security council becomes dysfunctiona

the united nations has been trying to raise more money for their response. i have not been able to get the funds that they need, and as a result, the wf he -- the wfp has had to cut food vouchers and worry they may have to cut more going forward. how worried are you about that, and what could that due to the situation in the camps? >> the food rations for the whole of the rohingya community. they don't have any opportunities to make money. most of the refugees rely on rations. already most of the refugees are not taking a lot of food to survive. this makes me feel very bad as a refugee. i have been talking with so many of the refugees. we don't have any income source here. we don't have any sources to make money. anything like help, mentally, sickness, it affects everything for the refugees. >> he is a photojournalist and also a rohingya refugee. thank you for joining us on "inside story." we really appreciate it. >> always my pleasure. >> let's recap how the rohingya ended up in by live -- in the first place. a crackdown by myanmar security forces targeted

in this film, we ask, "what took the united nations so long?"humanitarian aid across an international border, we need either the consent of the government or in the case that we have in syria, a binding security council resolution. on monday 6th february 00.47am, an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 strikes near gaziantep in south—east turkey. across the border in syria, strong tremors are felt. hundreds of buildings collapse. as the hours pass, the scale of the disaster becomes apparent. rescue teams are overwhelmed. in turkey, a major aid effort gets under way. rescue teams from around the world rush to help. in syria, the earthquake hit several cities controlled by the assad government. it also strikes north—west syria, the last pocket of territory controlled by opposition groups. buildings here have been weakened by years of conflict. this is only one of the buildings... sara kasim is a local journalist who's reported from north—west syria for the past few years. she's been alongside the rescue team since the first moments of the earthquake. this

where has the united nations been until now ? the last thing i want to tell you is that there is a report that expresses concern and that's it . i thank the efforts of, for example, canada for the natives of canada, and nothing happens, so let's say that one percent may have lost their rights due to the trip of the special rapporteur on aboriginal rights to canada, and the quoted canadian mummy actually had especially where were 700 to 800 to 1100 1200 will be found. karim, the new special rapporteur of the united nations, how can we get the real demands of the natives who are the main residents of canada, which is not included in his report, because canada, america, england, these countries are themselves , how can the budget of the reporter's trip be made safe and secure ? i always promise that the service of his highness will not be lightened and the lost and quoted native rights of canada will be used. thank you, mr. ali karimi, an expert on international law issues. washington has started negotiations with some of its foreig

ambassador to the united nations, where she served until 2019. ladies and would you please welcome ambassador nikki haley and blake kernen. if you will provide for the first woman to serve as governor of south carolina? think my good answer was always people underestimate it and i go back to the bible in going it wasn't a long one. a challenge comes and i'm so overprotective the things that i just i just work at all i know how to do is work. and i don't stop until i feel like things are taken care of. if you can give a person a job, you take care of a family. and we watched a lot of families get taken care of over the past couple of years. president elect has asked south carolina governor nikki haley to be his ambassador to united nations and she's accepted. the daughter of indian immigrants is considered rising star in the republican party. haley would be the first woman appointed to trump's cabinet. for anyone that says you can't get anything done at the un, they need to know there's a new sheriff, that there is a new u.s. u.n. you are going to

, _ governments, it comes from the united nations, mr— governments, it comes from the united nations,. and it illustrates _ united nations, mr speaker. and it illustrates the _ united nations, mr speaker. and it illustrates the scale _ united nations, mr speaker. and it illustrates the scale of- united nations, mr speaker. and it illustrates the scale of the - it illustrates the scale of the global— it illustrates the scale of the global migration. _ it illustrates the scale of the global migration.— global migration. and this is the governments _ the governments greatest response to what it calls a crisis. a former raf base in essex that will be used to house migrants. our correspondent has been asking if this will stop people from crossing the channel. in the sudanese migrant camp in calais, they understand determination. you don't end up here without it. the prime minister's own resolve to stop the boats shrugged off around the campfire. "we will never stop, we will never give up," they said. salah has been trying to reach the uk since last summer. we showed him the home secretary'

it is at the level of their own country, but as a binding resolution, not in the united nations.tunately, iran and neighboring countries are writing and half a thousand, but the danger that i said is that we talk about it first, and they create a conversation, the danger is that it is announced by some international authorities and international organizations, but we are two international organizations, one of which is the main trustee of the international board of control, the main organization that says which materials, for example, are free and which materials are in they are in the field of low consumption medicine, they are forbidden. we had a meeting with the head of the delegation at home, who was also in the middle of india. of course, the main organization of the united nations is in this field, and fortunately, they stood firm and strongly defended this issue of defending the crime in a public speech. rezaei in the republic of materials and opposing this delegation are now the complete neighbors of this field, and some countries, aligned countries, all western countries

the strategy and plan of the united nations in the face of actions and words that incite hatred is to provide a framework to prevent the spread of hate speech while respecting the freedom of opinion, but the organization's charter is friendly. the nations also expressed their views on behalf of venezuela he expressed his regret that the terrorist groups attribute their barbaric acts to a particular religion or belief, which the ambassador and permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran to the united nations said that the time has come for the international community, especially the constant claimants of human rights, to fight against muslims participate in islamophobia and acts of hatred, which in some european countries are used under the pretext of freedom of expression of the holy quran. a wide network of anti-islamic media has been created with an alarming speed, which replaces the hostile and insulting nature against muslims. non-stop diet the zionist also reminded al-aqsa mosque and the daily aggression of this regime on the rights of the palestinian people. in this

this is the first major united nations meeting on water resources in united nations history. the united nations general issued a bleak morning at that summit. he said the future of water, which he called humanity's lifeblood, is under threat because of what he called mankind's vampiric consumption and unsustainable use of water. >> we are draining humanity's lifeblood through vampiric overconsumption and unsustainable use. we have roque in the water cycle, destroyed ecosystems, and contaminated groundwater. nearly three out of four natural disasters are linked to water. one in four people lives without safe -- safely managed water services or clean drinking water and over 1.7 billion lack basic sanitation. >> antonio guterres, the united nations secretary general, speaking there. ivory coast does not have access to safe drinking water, this and the risk of diseases make it one of the most difficult countries in the world. >> many residents have limited access to drinking water and in some neighborhoods, the taps have dried up completely. >> they should do something about the

it was a year ago that the united nations general assembly, by passing a resolution , designated theh of esfand as the international day of combating islamophobia . radio news agency, united nations general assembly, new york, your racing engine, good morning, good morning, dear fellow countrymen, someone has passed away , greetings to you, you are very welcome, greetings to today's reporter, part of the programs that are supposed to be presented by colleagues at sada news agency and cover the tv news in the form of graphic work, let's go to the weather, but this time it's not the type of forecast . it is the first farah weather startup event that was held in tehran . we are the host of the head of peugeot meteorology and science box of the country. welcome, dr. rahmana. thank you . thank you . please also invite mr. doctor that this is the first startup event. how many people participated from your presence, considering that the first time we are organizing a startup team on the topic of tehran's climate, the number of knowledge-based companies working in the field is mixed, but wit

cheering we will formally adopt the text in all six official languages of the united nations. l night, but countries from around the world finally agreed on how to protect the high seas. high seas are international waters not controlled by any nation. they make up two thirds of the world's oceans and play host to most of our planet's marine life, some 2 million species. until now, all countries had a right to fish, ship and research in these areas, but it has left the animals and plants there vulnerable. around 10% of monitored species are at risk of extinction. i think that this treaty that will lay the groundwork for creating 30% of the ocean into marine sanctuaries that cannot be fished in is so important. we have to save these creatures. talks were deadlocked for years, mostly over how genetic material from plants and animals found in the high seas should be shared between nations. several important drugs, including treatment for covid—i9, hiv and cancer were developed from marine life. the potential for profit is huge. but no—one knows how much ocean resources are truly wo

where has the united nations been so far ?eport comes out expressing concern and it will be over, that's it, and i'm sure of the efforts of, for example, canada, for nothing that might happen, 1% due to the trip of the special rapporteur on aboriginal rights to canada. up to 1,100 to 1,200 children will be found. karim, the new special rapporteur of the united nations, how can we address the real demands of the natives who are the main residents of canada, which in his report, mr. doctor cannot, because canada, the united states, england , these countries have their own budget for the reporter's trip. take it and be sure that you will always be in the service of his highness mr. ali karimi, an expert on international law issues, claims of reuters about the us attempt to impose new sanctions against china , some sources of rightel announced that they have held talks with some of their foreign partners, including members the group of seven has started to cooperate with the united states for new sanctions against beijing. in rece

united nations public broadcasting new york did not have car insurance, now in the cold, cold, i don't have a payment from anyone, no check or promissory note, indeed, the stories of picotech, a company based in the knowledge base of gostar gostar haddad , a manufacturer of all kinds of water test pipes, increasing one-half inch to 14 inches, industrially and also, the tuning of city gas test pipes from the size of one and a half inches, the production of galvanized greenhouse pipes with a quality mark from iran's standard management organization , folad gostar haddad, a new clip for easy use , the car carpet that you bought, which by the way, i thought i would buy a set of household appliances. again , it doesn't matter to you to start, you go to buy household appliances of proper wealth in the old name of hamedan , thank you , thank you, home central, the first order of other people's oil. good and the products are prepared after we buy a small golden tree of kenaf isfahan allah rahman al rahim tree planting day and tree planting ceremony all over the country is a blessed day and a b

the united nations assembly meets in its room, the flag of the maldives, the country it was from, is there, and all the photos of the rest are on the nerves and the rest of the officials are spread according to the rule, and it is not that you must see the flag of iran, and i tried to make jafaru convulsed a lot, and this year they also tried to spread false news, thank god very soon their lies will be revealed and i can't continue to be able to do with honesty and what our women have and show with all their heart that they have this ability and this position. you can show our women a position in the world and your assistant to the persian language was recorded and you translated it into english. they said that it can only be one voice , to make a broad cut so that the message can be broadcast , because the message is covered in this way , our message is in two languages, which was published by our public relations and the prophet . the united nations, which sent us an email , said that we cannot broadcast and that we must use the language i would like to remove farsi and i said very

and when it comes to shove united nation boston on the un security council, and in the legal, phil, yes, one of these 5 was equal to is not different when it comes to united, say it's vito or any other countries. do you want to go to the council? but of course, we have also, nor does the actual practice of you let you are not system united states and its allies in countries like france and britain. how often watered with the united states, whether they have ordered on the, on whether there have been certain rules of united states that just means under the bid. what it does appear will be lot of time that united states has increased the se, offer. now these b 5 among the b 5 u was, has really become much more bond for a little bit of time. and therefore, it has to assert that gardner. exceptionalism of united states, which the legal framework of heating system does not recognize where the practice of united conditions has become vulnerable to that. wouldn't that doesn't change your argument because you're argued that the security council becomes dysfunctional whenever any of the p 5 memb

on behalf of a country that is a member of the friends of the united nations charter , he spoke against this resolution, calling it an illegal act against an independent country. described created can lead to the failure and collapse of the international system. china's delegation emphasized that we are against this resolution against iran , it is full of errors, hypocrisy and bully, and ignorant of their own work plan and vision. iranians can solve their internal issues. manage without the interference of others, the united states was finally able to approve a resolution with the approval of 29 members of the united nations economic and social council. 43 out of 54 to join this commission had won the vote of the economic and social council of the united nations, they entered the circuit, according to the spokesperson of the electricity industry, the power plant produces 1000 megawatts, with the start-up of this power plant, 7 million cubic meters of gas will be produced per day, 7 kilometers of construction fluid , this power plant will be produced due to the increase in gas consumptio

it is a shame on the legacy of the united nation. it's not the 1st time opponents of the syrian government have felt abandoned by the world. teacher turned activists of the coffee l handle says the world's in action in the aftermath of the earthquake has happened before. l handle is remembered for his cries of desperation that appeared on social media when syrian government forces and their allies were closing in on the opposition controlled sector of aleppo, national in late 2016, the city fell and thousands were forced to leave behind them can i, mrs. no, i'm in mort. and most of them on that the lot and endure will alum glucagon sack it new to hayden? he cannot learn. isn't how much water that good. now i'm back to shorter than he thought an army. and while on l. m. one will put in, then you helen, long enough lesson. let that have learned that recently the battle of the she found horn mission and look in that little blue bus. oh, that i didn't done with there is a nurse bad, then you shan, large deal. i'm a bit higher to know tha

earlier, the united nations general assembly approved the 24th international day against islamophobia by passing a resolution. this ceremony was held for the first time this year . new york, i, who is the son of this nomadic emblem of the pathan army of progress in the capital, we prepared the dove passage with the officials in the midst of problems, for mr. minister, god willing, god willing, it will be implemented , even though it is inside the area inside the city of shiraz, and we do not have good facilities, and they must not be weak in the entrance exam. and it should be planned with facilities so that you can compete with urban students , for example, his son's schools are descriptive, i myself was interested in the experimental field, but our village did not have an experimental field . now accounting field, most of their books are computerized. one of our schools in kermanshah province, in sarfirozabad, has an accounting field, but in general , we have equipment in the border areas of experimental and humanitarian fields. i want to fix this . after the book, i don't have a te

james bays al jazeera at the united nations. so let's bring in fossil al is to body his a former iraqi diplomat and founding director. the center for the study of the middle east at indiana university joins us live from bloomington, vital, good to happy with us. so look the legacy of the iraq war. i think is very much so being decided still being written. but do you think the invasion by the us led coalition was a success or a disappointing failure? well, it was a little bit of both. it has been disappointing to those of us who went back to iraq after spending years in exile to try to rebuild the country to realize that the forces armed against us. we're a little brother, stronger than now. we had anticipated and i myself made the decision that there was no particular point in my continuing. so i i resigned as ambassador and left a bottom on the other hand, ah, a brutal tyrant. ah, one who had terrorized his own people killing hundreds upon hundreds of thousands of iraqi civilians and who had invaded to ah, neighboring states ah

james bay's al jazeera of the united nations in a new report rights group. amnesty international accuses western nations of double standards when it comes to human rights and universal values. it says they were swift to react to russia's invasion of ukraine, but overlooked violations and crises elsewhere. responses to armed conflicts and countries like a theo, p, a, yemen, israel and the occupied palestinian territories were inadequate at a field. impunity and instability. freedom of expression is widely threatened as governments crack down on descent. honesty says that china, egypt, and saudi arabia, arabia have ignored criticisms of their human rights records, and it's calling for all states to renew a rules based international order. the protects every one. it's easy. roberson is of the response to the russian aggression against the ukrainian people. that highlight the poverty and weakness of the response to other crises. solidarity is owed to the ukrainian people that it is also owed to the people of palestine to the people of a retreat, to the people of myanmar. and that did not hap

the secretary general of the united nations reported on the level of education of women in the world at the meeting of the commission on women , which shows that the level of education of iranian women and statistics related to iran it is higher than the world average. at the annual meeting of the commission on the status of women, the secretary general of the united nations raised the issue of the level of education of women in the world, and what was discussed in the same meeting about the academic level of women in iranian society indicates that the academic level of iranian women is below the average. the world is much higher the secretary general of the united nations said that we should increase the participation of women and girls in science and technology. women and girls make up only one third of the students of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in the world. artificial intelligence is active, only one person in this meeting said that in the past decades, the number of female graduates in iran has increased 17 times, but in 2022, women in iran will occupy 56%

serhiy what is a more realistic procedure for excluding russia from the united nations, the proceduralnts must be agreed upon by the leaders of the free world and the procedural points here, i would say, are not as important as principled decisions, but in the 39th year we have already seen a similar situation when russia and russia attacked finland, there was exactly the same story there and in two weeks there was no un then instead of the un there was the league of nations so the league of nations voted and expelled russia , well then it was in the soviet union with the league of nations, that is, the un was created precisely because the league of nations was not effective enough, so today, today, the un must pass a test on this effectiveness, and here is already a task for the internal bodies, in particular, for the un general assembly, where it can be convened general assembly this decision may be voted by a majority. well, in fact, russia is no longer physically admitted to the meeting in new york. thank you for your time. serhii kuzan , the head of the ukrainian center for securi

nobel prize winners and some former leaders of more than 40 countries from the united nations joined a joint call on the occasion of the third anniversary of the announcement of the beginning of the corona epidemic. these people believe that the world is approaching the end of the epidemic with at a decisive moment, the signatories of this petition, including the former secretary general of the united nations , criticized the difficulties that low and middle income countries faced in obtaining a vaccine for the covid-19 virus in the early stages of the spread of this global epidemic. these global personalities said that if the vaccine more than one million deaths worldwide could have been avoided in 2021 by doubling our profits by sending vaccines to richer countries instead of distributing vaccines properly and conducting tests and treatments based on they condemned the real need the toman signatories also asked the government to agree to the potential patenting in the event of an emergency situation for global health . they called for the formulation of principles and human rights

undoubtedly, the reputation of the united nations was damaged. at that time, the secretary general of the united nations did not act according to his authority and said that war is illegal and should not be a girl even later to this the issue of the international community's protest against the united nations and the set of common laws has had very heavy consequences. russia's attack on ukraine as a permanent member of the security council violated international laws and the united nations charter, but when you talk to others in private circles they tell you that what has happened in the past two decades has prevented them from putting pressure on the problem, starting the war in iraq in 2003 was a way of defiance of the same, and on a rare basis, the united nations has harmed the rule of law around the world. it has been pouring ever since it may have changed a lot, but the consequences of the events that affected the united nations at that time are still felt to be europe, or the wildest continent in the world. the head of the european union's

what does it mean for the united nations secretary general? i spoke to his spokesperson ass whether at now the secretary general would agree to meet or talk to him, put him as a general rule, the secretary joe will speak to whomever he needs to speak in order to deal with the issues in front of him. does he the fear that this is a threat to diplomacy? because president putin is clearly the person who started the war in crane. one might assume that you need president putin to bring the war to an end. one can't see, i can't see president putin being allowed to come by the host country, the u. s. to the un general assembly high level week. i can't see how you could foresee another summit between president biden and president putin, as we saw in geneva. is this a threat, this arrest warrant in the diplomacy that you're working say aren't, as i said, and this is the supplies across the board, the secretary general will always speak to whomever he needs to speak to in order to advance our lots of other people won't be able to separate, i can only, i