israeli prime minister benjamin netanya. had unveiled his future map of the region at the united nations general assembly. the map had no place for palestinian and israel still included the occupied west bank and the gaza strip as well as the occupied and illegally annexed golen heights of syria. the little map was in fact the blueprint for the complete elimination of palestine from the region for the sake of the so-called greater israel. israel's prolonged policy of ignoring palestinian's rights as a nation is clearly reflected in its illegal settlement projects. built on usurped territories, these settlements and their cancerous expansion have dashed palestinian's hopes for establishing their own state and ending their lingering limbo. as nation under occupation. in recent years, the israeli regime has put settlement expansion at the top of its priorities. in one of the recent cases, netanyahu passed the controversial resolution in june 2023 and gave a cart blanch to his cabinet to construct more settlements in the occupied westbank. one month later, the head of the regional council for west bank settl

in september 1959 , the regular session of the united nations general assembly began in new york.he bssr has been a full member since 1946. unique photographs from plenary sessions. as part of the delegation of the soviet union, the first secretary of the central committee of the cpb mazurov. kirill trofimovich and minister of foreign affairs kuzma venediktovich kiselyov. smiles, goodwill in looks. true, the camera captured something else. not exactly approving looks. khrushchev, gromyk, which they bestow on the belarusian delegation. surely something went wrong. as shown. events, there were grounds for discontent. passed from certificate to certificate, and there was no decrease in its decline, at that time began to study cancer epidemiology. kiev, it was difficult for belarusians to get there; the queue was months in advance, or even years, and when it arrived, it was often too late. in belarus, the situation developed in such a way that for the first time there were not oncology departments, but simply doctors who dealt sporadically with oncology. we got them in '47. the minsk

before the al-aqsa storm benjamin netanyahu showed the map of israel at the meeting of the united nations general assembly and said that israel is surrounded by a storm today. but the axis of resistance has prepared itself for a big war with israel, so the defeat of israel is a big and strategic defeat and this is the victory of hezbollah i was a part of hezbollah today. on october 10th, i suggested to that war cabinet that we launch a full-scale attack on lebanon and go to war with hezbollah, but now i am against it. even though we will attack lebanon , what is your assessment about such a change in the leadership of the zionist military forces , how did this change of opinion take place during these 10 months when they themselves are against the attack that they initially proposed . we can see this change in several dimensions. the most important dimension. there is a war council. if we go back to the early days of the war, we see that netanyahu said that we should enter rafah, but the war council said that we want to enter rafah , you will not enter rafah. and it will also fail against hezbollah . isra

president , you will make your first trip to new york and participate in the meeting of the united nations general assembly, and what will be your specific plan in america? by god, to be honest , i wanted to go to iraq earlier, so that we could go to najaf and visit hazrat ali, peace be upon him , because after all, we see more and our eyes are from mullah ali, and what we are thinking now is scientific material. and the knowledge that we have with those recommendations of his , maybe in many places, is even higher than the words that we have even from a scientific point of view , what i am saying is not that i do not understand science, that's why i do this. we do, anyway , we became iran's second written winner in surgery, that is, we are not illiterate people, we always studied scientifically. in the class and in the university, we were among the top ranks of our class , but as our imam, as our master, and the concern we have now in the country is that we love but his advice. we don't act, many times we are strangers from the path that he has shown us, the path that he has set in front of us, and more t

iranian brothers because turkmenistan is the only country that has been twice in the united nations general assembly. their neutrality was recognized, and in this recognition of turkmenistan's neutrality position , our iranian brothers always supported us, ministers of foreign affairs, naft niro rah vasheh. they met and talked with their turkestan counterparts separately. khadem jafari, sed and sima news agency. the president emphasized the government's move within the framework of the upstream documents . at the meeting of the government board, mr. bizikian said: no one has the right to work outside the framework of the vision document, general policies and program law. the government board held a joint meeting with the high officials of the judiciary. also had president at the meeting of the government board with congratulations and cherished week, the government appreciated the recommendations of the supreme leader of the revolution in the meeting with the members of the 14th cabinet and asked his colleagues to put inflation control, growth and prosperity of production, correct management of virt

that can, if we 're talking about november this year, this platform can be voiced at the united nations general assemblyesented there and about ... all 192 countries of the world are working, in my opinion, this is the only effective way, to hold one's position, together with allies to increase the number of positions of countries, economies, and so on, and pressure on russia, and with such positions, i am convinced that it is possible and it is necessary then to go to the peace summit, if this november, then it can be in november. and so, mr. valentin, to what extent does international law allow? assumes that the participants in the negotiations are conducting these negotiations with terrorists, if you consider that russia is a terrorist state, and i did not say about negotiations with terrorists or those who violate international warrants, it seems to me that this is said by people who do not really understand the global and international politics and mechanisms of diplomacy, our mechanism is the only possible one. this, together with the allies in the anti-putin coalition , is to demand and achieve t

prime minister's trip to poland and ukraine, as well as a meeting on the sidelines of the united nations general assemblyn september. the statement specifies that the american leader praised this trip of mr. modi, as well as his message of peace and humanitarian aid to ukraine, particularly in the energy sector. in addition, according to the released statement... the united states and india reaffirmed their continued support for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in accordance with international law and based on the united nations charter. you know, yuriy, these are always made, well, such summaries for the press, after these meetings, they confirmed, this is already the case, the third year was highly appreciated, they confirmed the peace on unchanged rates, but you think, well, why all this? no, it is clear that politicians and diplomats have their own work, they have. all kinds of communiqués and other such things, but i understand you completely, if from the side of the president of the united states of america, we see, we see this help, then it could be said that the president of the united state

2023 heads of states and government from all over the world came to new york, the general assembly of the united nations. they came to listen to a man whose country had been hard and rough award for the question of unimaginable brutality from it was a neat view and a home that man was ukrainian president of all of them. yes. and then ski. it was interesting. this serena, for the 1st time, he needs to make clear that russia is a threat to his people were still, they were using a new weapon with the destructive potential to threaten the secuity of the entire planet. rises launching the fluids prizes as weapons. in exchange for recommendations for some if not all of the capture territories, they even pumped spence from the atlantic coast of effort gone to the southeast asia. and this is the threat scale. we have to stop it's we must be united to make it at a mail do it. so that will gain the to did this with it and denounced by president summit sky work. how was flooding me of food from deploying it and to watch, and in order to understand the extent to which food can be used as an international instrument

zelenskyy wants to present biden with a peace proposal at next month's annual united nations general assemblyallies say the president will have a busy finish to his presidency an beyond. >> he is focused on moving forward. lots to do as you just mentioned in the remaining months he will be president and he and the first lady have a robust agenda for their service to our nation after january. >> national security advisor jake sullivan is in china meeting with xi. the white house says that aides are trying to work on a phone call between xi and president biden in the coming weeks. >> sandra: a breezy day there. thank you. [shouting and chanting] >> dana: intimidation, harassment and physical threats. we saw protests like this at universities last spring. now the fall emotion cess tear is about to get underway and these activist are set to pick up where they left off with a vengeance. we'll hear from three jewish students now. one is from columbia. one from ucla and one is at harvard. eli. i want to start with you and show people the video they might remember from seeing on our air. watch. >> lo

president zelenskyy discussed his plans on tuesday, adding he'll be traveling to the united nations general assembly in the coming weeks to speak with u.s. >> president biden, who says, it's crucial to his multiple step plan. salma abdelaziz joins us now. summer, we were talking last hour about the fact that we the incursion into russia, it's kind of been shrouded in mystery up to this point. what is it that president zelenskyy is putting on the table here? what more details do we know about this plan? >> he says that this is the first step in what he calls a victory plane. he says the intention behind kursk was to divert russian troops to that region in a way from eastern ukraine. he claims ukrainian forces claimed that that's happened, that thousands of russian troops have been diverted. u.s. officials on the other hand, have also said that some of these that have been moved or actually conscripts. so it's not those elite, well-trained russian forces. and if you look at what's happening on the battleground, you can see that russia is of course, still advancing, still inching towards that strategic

national and special security events like the democratic national command should come as united nations general assembly, the presidential inauguration, those are whole of government security operations which the secret service is the lead to planning for a. and we will bring in partners from across government. i don't feel it is an overreliance, it is all that we have done going back to our days of treasury, and we will continue to do that. need those partners and state and local officers. >> were locals understand this person is a threat but it's before -- [unintelligible] >> we had our security room and they had a unified command post and we had pennsylvania state police officer representative in our security room. no, there was not. that was unique. as i understand it, that is an emergency management model that they use. you know, as i mentioned in that conversation with special agents in charge in the field, i have directed them hey we need to redirect where we think to put our security room if the large number of our partners are in a unified command post or in a different location, we need to pro

during national special security events like the democratic national convention, the united nations general assembly, the presidential inauguration. those are whole of government security operations, which the secret service is the lead planning for and we're going to bring in partners from across the government. i don't feel that it's an overreliance. it's something that we have done going back to our days of treasury. and we're going to continue to do that. we need those partners and we need those state and local officers. >> sure period. where locals understand that? >> were they not standing right next to separate so there was we had our security room and then they had a unified command post and we had pennsylvania pennsylvania state police officer representative in our security room there was no secret service agent no there was not that was unique, as i understand it. that's an emergency management model that they that they use. and, you know, as i mentioned in that conversation with our special agents in charge in the field i've directed hey, we need to rethink where we put our security room

zelenskyy discuss his plans in a news conference on tuesday, adding he'll be traveling to the united nations general assembly in the coming weeks to speak with u.s. president joe biden, who he says is crucial to his multi-step plan. >> well, deal is not primitive. they just aco just one part of the plan that is already performed as kursk region. the second part is ukraine's strategic place in the world, security infrastructure. the third part is a pressure package from a powerful package to force russia to end the war diplomatically the fourth part is economic ukraine's army chief confirmed a key objective of the kursk incursion was drawing russian troops away from vulnerable cities. >> adding that around 30,000 russian forces have been redeployed to kursk so far, cnn is unable to independently verify that number salma joining us with the latest some of this is significant because since this incursion happened with began at the, towards the start of august, we have been questioning what the bigger picture is, the bigger plan is here for ukraine. what is it that president zelenskyy is putting forward as a pla

the time with our colleagues in the new york city police department when we cover the united nations general assembly, so that is moving forward. sen. cornyn: those assumptions can be lethal. >> senator scott, you are recognized for your questions. sen. scott: do you know who makes the drone that secret service uses? mr. rowe: that secret service uses? sen. scott: the one that did not work. who is the manufacturer? mr. rowe: we will provide that to you. sen. scott: we talked about this the other day. very few times in history to our presidents get shot at, so you know this is something the american public is interested in. as senator johnson said, there is a lot of questions being asked. three people came up and asked me if there was a second shooter. so there's all this information that you guys are not responding to. when i was governor, i had two mass shootings. i had the stoneman douglas shooting. we did two or three times a day local, state, and federal law enforcement, everybody involved. we answered questions. i asked you the other day, why aren't you doing that? what both of you have allowed

to thank our iranian brothers because turkistan is the only country which in the uh general assembly of united nationsanian brothers supported us for our stance and we need to express our gratitude for that. major issues related to transportation, energy and etc. we hope that the results of these negotiations will be fruitful in implementation of these schemes and plans. live from the iranian capital, tehran, iranian president masud pishan holding a joint press conference with turkmenistan's national leader uh in the capital, berry muhammadov arrived in tehran earlier on wednesday at head of a high ranking delegation, earlier pesishgan and bardy muhammed oversaw the signing ceremony of multiple cooperation documents between the two countries, berdy muhammad is the first foreign leader to visit iran since uh president pezuyan formed his cabinet a week ago. uh, president has also said that he will pursue the policy of expanding relations with neighboring countries in the bilateral mou signing ceremony, we saw pacts being signed in fields of natural gas, transportation, customs and etc. intended to expan

from being a member of the united nations, a full member of the united nations, even though the vast majority of countries in the united nations, as was seen in the general assembly." want palestine to be a full member, they want to provide this uh level of sovereignty, at least recognized sovereignty by the international community to help speed up palestinian recognition and rights, but of course the united states has blocked it at everywhere, just like they blocked uh so many things in the past uh regarding different wars that they've conducted over the past two plus decades, so i think that the un has shown itself to be weak in this situation because the united states continues to be a very powerful force on the security council with the veto, and i think that until some resolution is is created to allow for more equality amongst the powers in the world, uh, the un will remain ineffective on this conflict and many others. on that note, i would like to thank both of our guests, mr. christopher halali, researcher and political analyst from new york, and also, as always, mr. eves engler, author and political activist from montreal. gentlemen, thank you. and with

by the un for the past 40 years in numerous resolutions, is to go to the united nations security council and the general assemblyand say, okay, we have palestinians united with one voice, and what we need is a proper mediator to find a solution that's fair and is just lasting and comprehensive. according to the un, so the un general assembly and security council has to find another mediator other than the us or the uk or other belligerants in this conflict, countries which are not involved and which have the respect of the members of the security council and general assembly to set up a proper peace process at which the unified palestinians will be present, and a peaceful, just and lasting solution can be found to the conflict. there you have, but on that note, i would like to thank mr. kenstone from the hamilton coalition to stop the war in ontario and also mr. albu haiti, yemeni activist and political commentator from the yemeny capital santa. gentlemen, thank you for your time. and there you have it, with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, the viewers for being with us. for decade

in september 1959 , the next session of the general assembly of the united nations began its work in new york. the vssr has been a full participant since 1946. unique photos from the plenary sessions. the delegation of the soviet union included the first secretary of the central committee. smiles, goodwill in their looks, however, the camera captured and other, not entirely approving glances, khrushchev, gromyk, which they bestow on the belarusian delegation. surely something went wrong. as events showed, there were grounds for discontent. in the late fifties , the reports of the ministry of health caused concern to the belarusian government. a separate line indicated the increase in the growth of oncological diseases in the republic. the indicator was transferred from certificate to certificate, and its decrease was not observed. at that time , they just began to study the epidemiology of cancer. in in all countries, cancer incidence varied greatly, this was associated with the population, with ethnic composition, with professional employment, with environmental influences , most of

affairs of belarus will bring, has already begun to... the security council and the general assembly, the united nations we have already initiated relevant consultations with our allies and partners and through international structures. belarus will fully exercise its right to self-defense and respond appropriately to any provocations or any hostile actions using all, all, available forces, means of possibilities. diplomat reminded that everything that is happening today is the result of the failure to implement the minsk agreements. according to the leadership of a number of western countries, the so-called guarantors did not intend to implement them, they hypocritically used the pause to provide additional weapons to ukraine. ecological terror in action as a result of the shelling of energodar by the armed forces of ukraine , a fire broke out at the cooling systems facility of the zaporizhzhya npp. as the governor of the region reported, all six power units of the station are currently in cold shutdown. there are no threats, the radiation background around the npp and the cities are normal. all the co

are presented to the united nations and then general assembly and was chief hostage negotiator, as wello have you with us. iran's supreme leader ayatollah seems to see the writing on the wall of the results of the upcoming election. this headline in the ap, iran's supreme leader opens the door to negotiations with the united states over iran's nuclear program. what do you think is behind t that? >> thanks for having me, john and sandra. i think what's behind it iran had no money, foreign currency reserves, couldn't pay for hezbollah, their army in leb lebanon. now they have enriched uranium for two years, reportedly away a bomb. if he goes to the negotiating table with the biden administration there is money to be had. $6 billion in hostage ransoms earlier in the administration. $150 billion in sanctions relief. he is looking for cash, going to go to the table and bring a wheelbarrow full of cash to give him and promises not worth the paper they're written on. >> sandra: mike pompeo joined fox earlier today and offered sounds like a similar reaction. listen. >> when he says i want to re

it means the security council as a political pillar of the united nations, lacks the value of justice. the un general assembly can also be considered its legal pillar, because all members have equal votes and there is no veto. the assemblies. decision on palestine and its right to membership alone will not resolve the problem, legal and judicial words can rise together. so here, the role of the icj, which is the judicial pillar of the un, plays an important role. here it issues a judicial verdict regardless of the political situation. in the hague court decisions are highly enforceable and have the effect of a trial. the icj has such a character that the governments cannot easily ignore its rulings, so the sound of the gavel in the main hall of the peace palace, which is the icj's judgment hall, brought about an important event in the history of the israeli occupation. a piece of rock from roben island where nelson mandela was imprisoned for many years is in the peace palace as a reminder of his years of resistance against apartide. which shows that this court is sensitive to some issues, at least for the lay

international terrorism. you remember how many speeches on the un security website at the general assembly of the united nations other international venues, the americans, in particular, devoted to the fight against international terrorism, so for them it is literally, well, deadly to be associated with... states, they included sanctions lists, on stop lists, or, for example, they began to prosecute them criminally if, according to their american, first of all, domestic legislation, they issued them, so -called, let's say, subpoenas, warrants, or, so to speak, decided that this or that structure, this or that state, or this or that figure is somehow connected with the financing of international terrorism, and here it turns out that this very snake has bitten its own tail, well, there is no one, not even the intra-nato camp, who would subject total sponsorship of the kiev regime by the west is some kind of doubt, they are proud of it, they report on it to their own citizens, talking about how they stimulate the young alleged democracy in ukraine, and of course everyone now understands perfectly well that this...

national authority. in 2012, the palestinian state received observer status at the un. the general assembly granted palestine the status of observer state at the united nations, which was an important turning point on the path to becoming an independent. 10 thousand years, and there shone a truly biblical miracle, the tree of zacchaeus, to which more than 2 thousand years old, perhaps the only witness, a living witness of jesus christ. this tree was named after the tax collector zacchaeus. in the gospel of luke, in chapter nineteen, it is described: how the tax collector zacchaeus, being short in stature, climbed this fig tree in order to see christ. incredible, but true: the two-thousand-year-old tree of zacchaeus, which is 15 m high, and the trunk circumference is more than 5.5 m, bears fruit every year and brings the juiciest, most tender figs. this makovnica grows on land that belongs to russia. even in at the end of the 19th century , the imperial orthodox palestine society was created in our country to maintain spiritual and material ties with historical palestine, the birthplace of orthodoxy. this is how the term "russian palestine" appeared.

security council and general assembly, the united nations.have already initiated relevant consultations with our allies and partners and along the line. what is happening today is the result of non-fulfillment of the minsk agreements, according to him, the leadership of some guarantor states did not intend to fulfill them, used the pause to provide additional weapons to ukraine. the incident with ukrainian drones over belarus has become both a political and military challenge for the country. the answer was dry and convincing. the army eloquently showed that there is no place for strangers in our skies. however, the people who happened in... turned out differently. today, much is said about the political background, intricate combinations are vividly drawn that supposedly explain what happened. but in this issue , we will focus on purely military specifics. and... from the side of ukraine, a flight of a group of targets of the state border of the republic of belarus was discovered. so, the drones were discovered by the radio-technical troops.

would be counting on that support taking that support with them as a lead to the general assembly of the united nations in a few weeks. because after all, that is the kind of balance of power that they tell us the new the authority would want to create. given the fact that they've been silent sidelines pretty much in the discussions about ending the war about the ceasefire talks. and given the fact that nothing yahoo, the is really government by and large does not want to see a rule for the palestinian authority in garza after the war. so this is a bit of a, you know, bringing in all all your allies and holding them tights. while you want to claim some sort of role after the war, given the fact that you have none during it, no day for us, the in ramallah in the occupied best buy. thank you for the update. now how much is all i'm doing? all the custom brigade says it's talking to these ready, so you have 10 of these and it's sub ups with 2 rockets, explosions, 110 of these. but there are no reports of any casualties. and it is really strongly called a con, southern lebanon. his go to, has been on fight,

distribute the relevant materials as official documents of the security council and the general assembly, the united nations. we have already initiated relevant consultations with our allies and partners and through international structures. belarus will fully exercise its right. to provide additional weapons ukraine. the incident with ukrainian drones over belarus has become both a political and military challenge for the country. the response was dry. the army has eloquently shown that there is no place for strangers in our skies, but people in uniform do not consider what happened as a reason for pride, but as a pretext for further study of forms and methods of repelling aggression and developing effective algorithms to counter threats, about the growth points of defense potential in the disposition project. on the air, disposition, this is gagarin. let's go! ukrainian drones 9 august were supposed to fly quietly over belarus to strike russia turned out differently. today, much is said about the political background, intricate combinations are vividly drawn that supposedly explain what happened. but in t

we're talking about november... this year, this platform can to be voiced at the general assembly of the united nations, presented, and all 192 countries of the world work there. in my opinion, this is the only effective way, to keep one's position, together with allies to increase the number of positions of countries, economies, and so on, and to put pressure on russia, and with such positions, i am convinced that it is possible and necessary to then proceed to... peace summit, if it is november, then it can be in november. and so, mr. valentin, to the extent that international law allows or foresees that the participants in the negotiations conduct these negotiations with terrorists, if we consider that russia is a terrorist state. and i didn't talk about negotiations with terrorists or holders of international warrants. it seems to me that this is said by people who do not fully understand. indeed, in global and international politics and mechanisms of diplomacy, our mechanism is the only possible one, it is together with allies in the anti-putin coalition. to demand and achieve the withdrawal of al

we use them during national special security events like the democratic national convention, the united states general assembly, the presidential inauguration. those are whole of government security operations which is the secret service is the lead planning for. we're going to bring in partners from across the government. i don't feel it's an over reliance. it's something we have done since our days at treasury, and we're going to continue to do that. we need those partners, and we need the state and local officers. >> something i didn't understand, when you're talking about the time period where locals understand this person is a threat, it's before secret service finds out. were they not standing next to them. >> so we had our security room, and they had a unified command post, and we had pennsylvania state police officer, representative, in our security room. >> there was no secret service in the unified. >> there was no. >> are there time two command center. >> that's an emergency model they use. as i mentioned in that conversation with our special agents in charge in the field, i directed them, hey, we n

the general assembly granted palestine the status of observer state at the united nations, which wasn important turning point in the development of an independent palestinian state. now we can apply to all international official specialized organizations, we have the opportunity to become their full members. the settlement of the problems of our region is necessary not only for the palestinians and israelis, but also for other peoples inhabiting the territories of our region. this is also in the interests of the whole world. if there is peace here, i am sure, other hotbeds of tension in the world will come to naught. heading to the president mahmoud abbas, we arrived in the ancient city of irekhon. which is more than 10 thousand years old, and there shone a truly biblical miracle, the tree of zacchaeus, which is more than two thousand years old, perhaps this is the only witness, a living witness of jesus christ, this tree was named after the tax collector zacchaeus, in the gospel of luke in chapter nineteen, this fig tree grows on land that belongs to russia. at the end of the 19th c

at the un general assembly, 143 countries called for palestine's official membership in the united nationsly called for the establishment of palestine as a country. after 10 months of brutal war on the gaza strip, israel is now viewed as more defeated and despised by global public opinion than ever, in moments of extreme folly and irrational decision making, the regime has crossed numerous red lines. the islamic republic of iran has made it abundantly clear that it will not recognize any red lines regarding the punishment of israel and will show no mercy to the regime. can israel withstand iran's attack? the direct conflict between and will have one loser, the zionist regime. given that the occupied territories is a small area geographically, the israeli regime is inherently lacking in strategic depth, making it relatively easy to target the entire region. in contrast, iran is vast country, the 16th largest in the world by area, and the regime would struggle to target the whole nation. our critical centers are dispersed throughout the country, unlike those of israel, which are concentrated

at the united nations established a concept seven to eight to 10 years ago. they had a resolution in the general assembly and a resolution in the security council, which could even discuss the seventh chapter of the un charter. according to this minimal concept that exists, their action is a perfect example of terrorism, and terrorism itself is a serious issue, which means that it can be pursued even in international assemblies, according to the resolution that was passed in the general assembly in 2014, i think , and one was approved in 2010. now this is accurate. it is in what is the third title of the international crime that committing these is actually a human right in the basics of human rights according to human rights laws, a person who is under pressure and punishment should be tried in a legitimate judicial process and after that it is known what the crime is, he should defend himself and then be punished by the legitimate government. here it was the death penalty, but now it depends on the type of punishment. well, what happened is that a gang declared someone guilty, which i am against, for e

delegation to the un general assembly session from year to year, for the last two years i have not received a visa in violation of those documents that regulate the location of the united nationss headquarters on the territory of the united states, but let's return to the territory of meanings, to sen. literally in a matter of years today they communicate, today they are friends, today they stand on a single position on multipolar world architecture and many other specific issues. those who created the territory of meanings, including sergei vladislavovich kiriyenko, are absolutely correct in that it is necessary to synchronize the holding of this most important, it would seem, within the political - forum and international events that connect seemingly completely different things, approaches, different matter, communication on the fields of the territory so we will work and of course we will welcome young people from different countries of the world, representing different continents, different political, public organizations, young scientists in russia, i am sure that this cooperation will only increase with each month. well, today you were asked a lot of questions, what is

united nations, agreed on its goals, objectives and structure. but in two cases, the soviet. western representatives did not disperse. in moscow, they feared that the westerners would turn the general assembly into a voting machine, which, by the way, happened in the first post-war years. therefore, for balance , they insisted on membership in the un of all union republics, as well as on compliance with the principle unanimity in the security council. the americans and british proposed to deprive the country involved in the conflict of the right to vote. the principle of unanimity was approved only at the yalta conference of the big three in 1945 and. there, at stalin's request , they agreed to grant membership in the un to ukraine and belarus. exactly 70 years ago, on august 21, 1954, the first camberlite pipe in our country was found in the ussr. this is a special geological body, a product of volcanism, containing rock with natural diamonds. this was a major discovery, because diamonds are widely used in radio electronics, instrument making, medicine, nuclear research and other branches of science and industry. they were bought abroad for huge amounts of money, before the war, diamonds w

general assembly session from year to year. i have not received a visa in the last year in violation of the documents that regulate the location of the united nations, its headquarters on the territory of... the united states, but let's return to the territory of smyslov, to senezh, to today's event. today , very creative young people from 66 countries of the world have gathered here, new, well forgotten, old, in the times when we were formed and grew, international youth cooperation was very large-scale, and today it is rapidly, it is being forcibly revived. those who will become presidents, prime ministers, speakers of parliaments or simply deputies national parliaments literally in a matter of years today communicate, today are friends, today stand on a single position on the multipolar world architecture and many other specific issues - foreign policy and cooperation in the current century, this is extremely important, this cannot be overestimated, therefore international youth... and diplomacy is gaining momentum, as well as parliamentary diplomacy, by the way, this is also very important, and my colleagues and i have been working in this area

united nations, agreed on its goals, objectives and structure. but in two cases, the soviet western representatives did not agree. in moscow , they feared that the westerners would turn the general assemblyo a voting machine. the british proposed to deprive the country involved in the conflict of the right to vote, the principle of unanimity was approved only at the yalta conference of the big three in forty-fifth, and there, at stalin's request, they agreed to grant membership in the un to ukraine and belarus. exactly 70 years ago, on august 21 , 1954, the first diamond in our country was found in the ussr. this is a special geological body, a product of volcanism, containing rock with natural diamonds. this was a major discovery, because diamonds are widely used in electronics, instrument making, medicine, nuclear research and other branches of science and industry. they were purchased abroad for huge amounts of money, before the war they searched for diamonds in the urals, but unsuccessfully, so now hopes were pinned on siberia. geologist natalia sarsadskikh developed a search method kamberlite pipes with papyropom, minerals that are companions of diamonds, and the field work was carr

two brothers can be in the same city, of course, at that time, it's the it's the general assembly week for the united nationsly week for the united nafions.the assembly week for the united nations. the biggest talking shopin nations. the biggest talking shop in the world. so perhaps the new yorkers who have other things on their mind won't nofice things on their mind won't notice that much . but, you know notice that much. but, you know what a force they were when they were together. and i can't ever look at that. look at that picture. look at diana there. those boys , they were so those boys, they were so precious to her. she could not believe how this situation has resolved. >> i mean, can i just. michael, >> i mean, can ijust. michael, you just mentioned the africa parks charity is prince harry still attached to that? after all, the sort of scandal that surrounded it? >> well, i think he's staying loyal to it. it was said that by his own office that when he was there, those were one of the good causes that they promote. listen, they do good things. we have to applaud that . nothing have to applaud that. not