this is why it's so important that the whole international community in line with the united nations general assembly, saying that this is fundamental breach of international law by russia against ukraine cannot be tolerated. because otherwise, it would be in invitation to other countries like china, to also inmates to type on other countries who think they are bigger neighbor of smaller countries. secondly, we have to be prepared. we see it, as i said already before with regard or dependency in russia, but i would like to underline even though we had this dependency, even though for example myself, i've been always very critical with regard to not cheap. but even though we had this strong times economic, why we took this sanctions, we are taking right now. and this is something where i would like to underline with regard to try no other parts of the world economic interest and values. and no differences puts off a point they are part of the same point because it's also in the interest of the german economy as well as in the european interest that other companies, countries and also other companies h

this is why it's so important that the whole international community in line with the united nations general assembly, saying that this is fundamental breach of international law by russia against ukraine cannot be tolerated. because otherwise, it would be in invitation to other countries like china, to also inmates to type on other countries who think they are bigger neighbor of smaller countries. secondly, we have to be prepared. we see it, as i said already before with regard to dependency in russia. but i would like to underline even though we had this dependency, even though for example myself, i've been always very critical with regard to not cheap. but even though we had this strong times economic, why we took this sanctions, we are taking right now. and this is something where i would like to underline with regard to try no other parts of the world economic interest and values. and no differences puts off a point they are part of the same coin because it's also in the interest of the german economy as well as in the european interest that other companies, countries and also other companies ha

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an entire g, c, c plus egypt, and jordan voted in the united nations general assembly to condemn russian invasion, the grain. it was a watershed moment. it show that the core values of sovereignty and territorial integrity are truly universal. and i want to be clear supporting the rules based order doesn't mean we always have to agree on every issue. but it does mean we ally and around core principles allow us to work together on those pressing global challenges. for example, on food security, we're collectively committing millions of dollars, maybe a to crisis here in the region. with more than $1000000000.00 coming from the united states on energy security. we're good to ensure adequate supplies to meet global needs. energy producers have already increased production and look forward to seeing what's coming in the coming months on the climate crisis. we're collectively investing hundreds of billions of dollars, clean energy initiatives, increasing our climate in vision, and working together diverse by supply change, and invest in critical infrastructure. and we're looking for each of t

delegation to speak before the third committee of the united nations general assembly. as a matter of urgent importance to all of us. the third committee is now considering agenda items on youth, families, and crime conventions. i want to talk to you about the illegal use of drugs and the direct impacts it's having on families and children. i am coming before the united nations today as a wife, and a mother, and one who has had a unique opportunity to see the impact of the drug problem, not only in the united states, but in many areas of the world. i worked on this problem with many distinguished people, representatives of this committee. i've had the opportunity to travel to many parts of the world, and have seen the problem firsthand. i've also been privileged to work on two occasions with mrs. perez in 1985. she joined me and 29 other first ladies from around the world, and we gathered at the united nations to discuss the drug issue. our message was this. as mothers, we are concerned. as first lady's, we are committed. and as citizens of the world, we pledge to do al

. >> a new voice at the united nations, prince harry, with alarming warning in an address to the general assembly that's next. - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with priceline. you save more, so you can “woooo” more. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. every trip is a big deal. britain's prince harry making its mark on the world stage today delivering a speech for the united nations general assembly. warning of a global assault on democracy. harry giving the keynote address on nelson mandela international day. today, july 18th, was mandel's birthday. the late south african leader spent 27 years in prison before leading the fight to destroy the racist apartheid system in this country. harry calling on people the world over not to give up hope the way medulla did. >> how many of us feel battered. helpless. in the face of this seemingly endless stream of disasters and devastation. i understand. this is going to be a painful year and a. painful decade we're living through a pandemic that continues to ravage communities and every c

abuse problem and she was the first sitting first lady to address the drug problem at the united nations general assembly where she gave remarks and it's she gave remarks that her husband's advice. you didn't like she gave her marks that the united states needed to do more about their drug program and they were all advising her to say other countries needed to do more about their drug. ones, but she said no, i'll stick with my remarks and she got very positive yet. just say no. she got very positive comments from the delegates on there. and then finally joe califano who had been a special assistant to president johnson carter's secretary of health education and welfare center program was great because it had a simple and clear message on what kids and parents should do so in she showed her effectiveness and her pragmatism, which we're going to come back to and stay focus on it here time is first lady. do you want to talk about that? i lost a grandparent one thing to this is because the strict things important she she got criticized. if the crew mostly people liked it, but there was some criticism the cri

the entire gcc be voted in the united nations general assembly to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine. it was a watershed moment. each of the core values of sovereignty and territorial integrity are truly universal. i want to be clear, supporting the rules based order does it mean we does not always have to agree on every issue. but it does mean we align around core principles, that allows us to work together on the most pressing global challenges. for example, on food security, we are collectively committing billions of dollars to alleviate the crisis here in the region. worth more than one billion dollars covering from the united states -- and sure adequate supplies to meet global needs. energy producers have already increased productions and look forward to seeing what is coming in the coming months. and on the climate crisis, we are collectively it investing hundreds of millions of dollars in clean energy initiatives, and placing the climate emissions. and working together to diversify supply chains and invest in infrastructure. we are looking forward the age of the way hosted the

. >> harris: prince harry and mick and marco and the united nations general assembly today.a beautiful occasion. actress megan marco was convinced by harry and hollywood team that she could be as beloved as princess diana and the author writes harry's friends said he was nuts for dating megan marco after she got upset over their strokes about feminism and transgender people. all right, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: if she wants to play princess diana, no, no, no. in my view, just perfect, polite and wonderful and this is her jealous attempt to try to get as much attention as kate middleton but it's not going to work, sorry. >> harris: when you give us a lot of thought. i >> kayleigh: i did, sorry. >> harris: no, don't be. >> steve: one thing i would point out and they use i'm from sussex. i grew up and it's a real place so for the people of sussex when they come out, i don't know. >> harris: would you explain it to me because i thought they gave up royalties. >> steve: i truly don't get that so it's new on the press release. >> kayleigh: they gave up his and her and the queen said

when the entire gcc plus egypt and jordan voted and the united nations general assembly to condemn russian invasion of the ukraine was a watershed moment. it showed that the core values of sovereignty and territorial integrity are truly universal . and i want to be clear, supporting a rules-based order doesn't mean we always have to agree on every issue . but it does mean we a lot are lying around core principles le that allow us to work together on those pressing global challenges. for example on food security where collectively committing billions of dollars to alleviate the crisis in the region with more than $1 billion coming from the united states. on energy security we agree on the need to ensure adequate supplies to meet global needs. energy producers have already increased production and i look forward to seeing what's coming in the coming months. and on the climate crisis, where collectively investing hundreds of billions of dollars in clean energy initiatives, increasing our climate ambition and working together to diversify supply chains and invest in critical infrastructure. an

well, there were all countries that abstained when the boat went to the united nations general assembly. and that all countries with which russia has a long and deep history. so starting with egypt, russia from soviet times was, was close to egypt and in post soviet era as well. russia is just about to build a large nuclear plant in, in egypt, which will make it the 2nd country off to south africa to have it. the republic of congo long, long standing relations there as well. president mo, 70 in uganda is a big fan of president putin and is, was very happy to host lovegrove. and of course, ethiopia is an important country in the horn of africa and houses the african union . so i think it was countries that had supported russia previously. it's also interesting where he didn't go, he didn't go to south africa, he didn't go to kenya, he didn't go to nigeria, so one congo everywhere. but i think he went to countries where he knew he would get a good reception. and how does, given the kind of attempts that you've just been rebuilding those kind of, you know, post cold war or building on thos

advancement toward mutual cooperation between the world's two major powers occurred at the united nations when the general assembly overwhelmingly approved the nuclear non-proliferation treaty both the united states and the soviet union had worked long and hard to secure its acceptance paying a surprise visit to un headquarters in new york president johnson appearing before that body for the fourth time hailed the passage of this measure as the most significant step toward peace in united nations history. it is the most important international agreement. and the field of disarmament. since the nuclear age began it goes far to prevent. the spread of nuclear weapons it will ensure the equitable sharing of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. for the benefit of all nations as regards the treaty itself. no time should be lost in bringing it into force. and i pledge you this afternoon. that we of the united states will move rapidly. to open the treaty for signature in recognition for his leadership and dedication in bringing about the nuclear non-proliferation treaty president johnson was presented the swords into plow

it could be created to an agreement signed by the united nations general assembly or secretary-generalor the government of syria or security council resolution. both options during context that the press things are important accountability office and should be part of accountability regarding said. persecutions of the international criminal court to the ipc is the only international criminal court located at the hague in the netherlands and has jurisdiction over genocide crimes against humanity were crimes and aggression. the context of syria the ipc limited option serious not a member state and that the court has jurisdiction only in situation where the widget is this another member state for the crime takes place in the territory of the member state that court can only launch persecutions against individuals who committed crimes in syria are member states. a case can be referred to the ipc security council resolution any such resolution regarding syria that the icc was an important global account of the -- accountability and should be contingent explored. a group of human rights lawy

when the entire gcc plus egypt and jordan voted in the united nations general assembly to condemn russia'sorder doesn't mean we always have to agree on every issue. but it does mean we're aligned around core principles that a allow us to work together on the most pressing global challenges. for example, on food security we're collectively committing billions of dollars to alleviate the crisis here in the region with more than $1 billion coming from the united states. we agree on the need to insure adequate supplies to meet global needs. energy producers have already increased production rain if look forward to -- and look forward to seeing the coming months. on the climate crisis, we're collectively investing hundreds of billions of dollars in clean energy initiatives, increasing our climate mission and working together to diversify supply chains and invest in critical infrastructure. and we're with looking forward to egypt and the uae hosting the next two major u.n. climate concernses. second, the united states -- conferences. the united states will not allow a foreign or regional power t

resolution is being prepared for september during the general assembly regarding the adoption of a separate document by the general assembly of the united nations on the creation of a tribunal in the event of the aggression of the russian federation against ukraine, that is why this position is extremely important, this is precisely what concerns the constitutional court, after all the things that we have seen now, i wonder who will become the head of the security service , you are also one of the important issues because the reform of the security service of ukraine is overdue and the same as the antimonopoly committee, we should talk about the institutions on which state governance is based and in these institutions there should be worthy professional and oriented interi by the way, if you allow us, let's actually continue about important state institutions and worthy people who were recently headed by vitaly shabuni, the head of the anti- corruption center will also join us. the authorities, but it’s our money, a well-known publication with a good reputation, a publication that deals with investigations, and three days ago, they published an

units are working quickly. jam matei, the delegation also discussed the prospects for the development of parliamentary cooperation between ukraine and guatemala. important resolutions of the general assembly of the united nations, as well as dear mr. president, i really want to thank you for the fact that you, seeing how unfairly russia started this war and if the peaceful inhabitants of our cities are being attacked in the dark, you and on the right, together with the government, sent a humanitarian the mission was to be called to ukraine romania, in view of the war in ukraine, is strengthening its coast guard and preparing for new defense duties in the country, they say that due to hostilities they are facing increasingly difficult problems this in particular, drifting missile fragments and an increase in the number of ships trying to dock in romanian ports. earlier, the coast guard was solely concerned with the prevention of cross-border crime and illegal migration of canned buckwheat oil to the residents of the guest house in the kyiv region , they began to issue food kits from the red cross for the first time after the war, a new society branch, who will now be able to receive a grocery set and what will

united states, joe biden, speaking at the summit of the leaders of the arab countries. he thanked egypt and jordan for their support at the general assembly of the united nations in condemningred that washington will not leave the middle east, leaving a vacuum that will fill china russia or iran biden reminded in many areas the united states can help achieve positive results around the world we see efforts to undermine order rules-based china is increasingly coercive in the pacific and beyond russia has launched a brutal and baseless war against ukraine here in the middle east destabilizing iran saudi arabia has pledged to increase oil production by 50% compared to july and august are about an additional 4 million barrels per day, this was the result of bilateral negotiations between the president of the united states, joe biden, and the saudi crown prince mohammed salman was informed in the white house that they are confident that this will help maintain the balance of world markets. however, the saudi prince warned. the kingdom emphasizes that it will increase maximum production to 13 million barrels per day, but there is no capacity reserve to increase production even mo

which imposes any decision related to ukraine, related to the war in ukraine , the general assembly of the united nationst such a decision by all its members. that is, there are still um well, if not supporters, then sympathizing. let's say that the russian federation is not not many countries but all that's why they don't currently have the ability to decide in this way either to demilitarize or introduce some blue helmets hmm unfortunately unfortunately our international legal system works somehow like a lame duck today well, we are working a peace-free system in particular, it is about the euro-atlantic alliance that ended itself, yes, and you are the person who heads our delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly. i think you know very well what was on the table, it is interesting, it is less about the nato summit , then it was all discussed and what was, so to speak, in on the sidelines, that is, what was the salon about? so, igor would like to ask you to tell us what to expect specifically for ukraine as a result of this quite successful summit . ukraine was included in this strategic concept th

national interest of the country. ok. you want to twice, once in the general assembly against the war, the russian campaign, and the meantime, it voted with russia in the human rights council and united nation. so what i'm saying is that egypt stands with the right thing, right? stand it thinks as a sovereign state, done. just a similar point to you, sir. go up. ralph recently said western ambassadors call for our oblique members to condemn russia and not take pictures with russian representatives. what we've seen though is pretty much the opposite with very warm reactions from his counterparts on recent trips does not really just put in the spotlight that the world is bigger than the west. and, you know, you've got a more confident rest of the world, willing to say, this is what we believe we're looking for our own interest 1st. if you follow loosely, i mean, since the conflict in ukraine began, we saw this that really outside of the u. s. canada, western europe, japan and australia, the rest of the world either supported russia or were neutral and the developing world in particular, in africa, asia, latin america have actually increased their time with russia since that time. so i

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assemble. what was turkey's role and all of this when in many ways, turkey has paid a pivotal role and in fact, the united nations secretary general and good parents were, was quick to praise turkey's bones, saying that this theo could not have happened without turkey support. turkey has been at the forefront of work and could bring all the policies together during the months of un effort. they've been hosting full way tool here, it's time bull. and in many ways, turkey will argue that this is a vindication of turkish president of a chap pipe. tons of mainly painting good relations. both with ukraine in leadership. also controversial were brochure as well. while turkey has been supporting ukraine with providing arms and taking a drug, turkey has refused stepfather to impose any of the western sanctions against russia that has drawn a lot of critism in the past. but turkey consisted that he cannot be seen to sanction. marcia, if he's going to play to facilitate him, possibly mediating role the steel today will be seen as of indication on the one stance that basically his position was right. for keeping going forward, it will be ste

to honor nelson mandela's birthday during a celebration at the united nations today prince harry will address the u.n. general assemblys on the life and legacy of south africa's first black leader. during their official tour of south africa in 2019 harry and meghan spent time with mandela's widow, graca machel. prince harry mirrors the respect shown by his mother, princess diana. the two met in cape town in 1997 to discuss the aids epidemic. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: harry told hoda recently he feels his mother around him constantly. >> i feel her presence in almost everything that i do now. but definitely more so in the last two years than ever before, without question. she is watching over us. >> i'm sure she's proud of you. >> i'm sure she is. >> reporter: today will be the first public outing for harry and meghan since the queen's platinum jubilee last month. the pair kept a low profile missing the iconic balcony appearance with the rest of the royal family at buckingham palace but attending a church service. their children, lilibet and archie, were said to have spent time with the queen, comes as specu

only two member states of the exchange of nations, namely ukraine and the united states the last few years vote against the annual resolution of the general assemblyalization of nazism neo-nazism and other practices that contribute to the escalation of modern forms, racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance. you may ask why. why are only two states systematically voting against the resolution condemning neo-nazism? well, there must be some explanation for this. that's where all these devil's advocates who say that, probably, nazism is on ukraine exists, you can somehow explain. we can always explain everything. explain it against this background. it is not surprising that ukraine decided to withdraw from the agreement on perpetuating the memory of the courage and heroism of the peoples of the commonwealth of independent states participating in the great patriotic war of 1941-1945. this, however, does not prevent zelensky from declaring that he allegedly honors the memory of his grandfather, who fought in the red army for the liberation of the soviet union and europe from fascism. so this is a lie. this is deceit. you see, i