geneva is that here, well, firstly, on the one hand, there is a very large family here, the united nations organizations is where our secretariat is located, our office, this is after the office in new york, this is the largest office of the united nations organization in the world. there are many parts of the secretariat that work here, which represent different areas of the secretariat's work, for example, the office, the office, the office of the high commissioner for human rights, the office of the supreme commissioner for refugees and so on. the reality is that the situation in the world, unfortunately, leads to the constant emergence of new refugees, so to speak, displaced persons, yeah. and we deal with the problems of people who are forced to give up everything, leave everything, their home, relatives, work, their school, friends, and wander around different places. the office of the united nations high commissioner for refugees helps refugees and internally displaced persons get a roof over their heads, a warm meal, clean water, hope for a better and safer place future. today, 17,324 unhcr empl

the authority of international organizations has been completely discredited, take the united nations organizationwill die, but how can the poles and the americans agree on such a scenario, this is the question, you know, after this the howling will now begin, what is ours, what is theirs, ah, here he is escalating the situation, scaring the poles, this cannot be, listen, i said, and you draw conclusions, i tell the poles and others, we’ll wait and see, but we warned about... known main scenarios of destabilization situation in belarus from the side of their fugitive foreign curators. the main thing is a violent seizure of power during the single voting day and a rehearsal for coups during the upcoming presidential elections. however, all this is unlikely, alexander lukashenko will note. but the backup scenario will be to play the long game with the use of soft power. however, the west has been working this way for as long as sovereign belarus has existed. the president will call for ensuring the security of our borders, increasing our defense capability and efficiency. my example, but first thing

unequivocal and contemporary practice of the general assembly, the security council as well as other united nations organs and bodies and as the court has previously reiterated in its wall advice. opinion there exists and i quote, a permanent responsibility of the united nations towards the question of palestine until the question is resolved in all its aspects in satisfactory manner in accordance with international legitimacy, and quote. the questions put before the court by the assembly does seek the court's legal guidance on matters of fundamental and longstanding importance and concern to the. united nations. third, all of the ground for declining to issue an opinion suggested in the submissions of few states fall far short of constituting compelling reasons that must exist for the court to refrain from answering the general assembly questions. some of these submissions oppose the advisory opinion because of the proported existence of negotiation framework or of bilateral negotiations. however, none of these considerations constitutes a reasonable basis for the court to refuse the general assembly's r

unequivocal and contemporary practice of the general assembly to security council, as well as other united nations organs and bodies. and this, the quote had previously reiterated its wall advisor opinion there exists and i quote, a permanent responsibility of the united nations towards the question of palestine . until the question is resolved in all its aspects in a satisfactory manner. in accordance with international legitimacy and quote, the questions put before the quote by the assembly, thus seek the quotes legion guidance on matters of fundamental and longstanding importance and concern to the united nations. 3rd off the ground for declining to issue an opinion suggested into submission of a few states, fault for short of constituting compelling reasons that must exist for the quote to refrain from answering the general assemblies. questions. some of these submissions oppose the advisory opinion because of the purported existence of a negotiation framework or electronic negotiations. however, none of these considerations constitutes a reasonable basis for the court to refuse the general assemblie

for the first time it hosted the forum, which was held with the assistance of unesco, the united nations organization for issues of education, science and culture. the conference on slavic cultures and the world cultural process began in minsk. it brought together more than 200 scientists from 23 countries. but why this particular event? attracted such attention from the cultural community, why the issues of the development of slavic cultures in the context of world civilization were considered at such a high level. until recently , the soviet union categorically did not accept the idea of ​​joining unesco. until the early fifties, the leadership of the soviet union had a negative attitude towards organizations which were created by the un. including unesco, but what guided the soviet leader? they believed that these organizations were pursuing policies in the interests of western, major western states, and therefore it was not appropriate for the soviet union to participate in such organizations. everything changed after stalin's death. on april 21 , 1954, the ussr ambassador to england yakov malik

when court cases this film shows how the united nations food and agriculture organization has changed. how do we know an insight or has given us the details? i believe the china is using the organization for its own purposes the as of midnight, it was the lowest point. months of research took us to 4 continents to countries like panama, spouse, malawi and zambia. the, the story begins in rome at the f, a o, the united nations food and agriculture organization. 2 the employee wanted to expose how the organization was increasingly serving the interest of one of its members states. on the after much discussion the whistle blower agreed to meet with us on condition of anonymity. the. this is why we did not film them at home, but at another location, we wondered if they would really come to this meeting. okay, what a favor do this say that just that they are on their way. speaking with us meant they were risking their job. but i hope they still want to do this and then they arrived the to protect them. we're having a voice actor, repeat what they told us about why you were speaking with us

ladies and gentlemen , the united nations educational organization, unesco , accepted the palestinian authority as an independent country and its new member after voting, 12 years after this statement, unesco, the most important educational organization the united nations is an organization that , as stated in its charter, seeks to create peace through educational and cultural cooperation. but now this international institution after 12 years the membership of palestine has not only failed to bring peace to this country, but it has also failed to stop the destruction of historical and cultural monuments in palestine . after about four months of war. gaza now, the information office of the palestinian authority announced in its latest statistics that with the 66,000 tons of explosives that the zionists dropped on gaza , in addition to the complete destruction of 99 schools and universities, at least 161 mosques, 3 churches, and 200 ancient artifacts were also razed to the ground. became i announce to the whole world that the more you hit gaza, the more resistant it will be. public acti

the, the story begins in rome at the s a o, the united nations food and agriculture organization. the employee wanted to expose how the organization was increasingly serving the interest of one of its members, states china. the after much discussion the whistle blower agreed to meet with us on condition of anonymity. the. this is why we did not film them at home, but at another location, we wondered if they would really come to this meeting. okay, what if they ever do this? say that just that they are on their way of speaking with us meant they were risking their job. but also i hope they still want to do this. and then they arrived the to protect them. we're having a voice actor, repeat what they told us about why you were speaking with us. a lot has changed in the last 4 years. i believe that china is using the organization for its own purposes. mainly for g political purposes, an interest the f a o has several core mandates. but 1st and foremost, it converts hunger. to this end, it carries out analysis for efficient and sustainable agriculture. it develops crop protection and f

and lastly, final point for legal consequences for old states and the organization of the united nations on the non existence of compelling reasons. in substance, for arguments well rehearsed, bears 1st of all, z a principle known as the circumvention of the absence of consent to the cold secured distinction. for this point, the existence of factual evidence that can point the a conflict that exists between this request and the existence of a negotiating framework side point and obviously the absence of a name and purpose of the request out here, we are recalls that these have been constantly discarded by the pool of notably, and it's opinions of 200420192 mention about 2 of the most recent ones says no. so the convention of the absence of consent to the quotes jurisdiction constantly in vogue tenant advisory proceedings . know to be in that pertaining to the on law fullness of the construction of the wall in 2004. this agreement has a quite to constantly been discounted by the court. as the holly cole declared on a number of occasions, the possibility of the existence of a coming crow m

the day before, representatives of the united nations organization managed to visit there nations, this the territory of the hospital complex. during a un delegation's visit yesterday to al-amal hospital in khan younis, which has been under siege for 34 consecutive days, the delegation witnessed the extent of the damage caused by israel. occupation artillery and several floors of the hospital, as well as catastrophic conditions inside due to an acute shortage of food, drinking water and medicine. meanwhile, the city of rafah, which is located on the very border, risks repeating the fate of hadyounis in the near future. gas sector and egypt. the only difference is that there are now about one and a half million in rafah and its environs. in its southern regions there now remains a catastrophic famine in the palestinian enclave, and what will happen next for millions and hundreds of thousands of residents, the people themselves do not know, many of them are driven to despair, this is what the refugees who are now in rafah and its environs say. i always come at 6 am and wait 3 hours, we ar

of israel, they are opposed to speaking on diplomatic platforms and, above all, in the united nations organization for an immediate ceasefire in the gas sector; if you look at absolute numbers, then there is a multiple drop. more than 50 thousand muslims will not vote for biden in the upcoming elections, these are not just words, these are promises. we have suffered under many presidents, but now this is a big red line. we are confident that if trump wins, then no matter how terrible the next 4 years here are, they won't be any more terrible than one night in the gas. another group that biden is losing is latino voters, hispanic voters, many of them are turning towards trump, they are closer to the republican agenda, despite all the paradox, because trump advocates for streamlining immigration laws, african americans. also turn away from biden, that is, biden is no longer a very compromising figure, which he was, in fact, this led to his choice candidacies in 2020, because everyone could vote for biden, a white housewife from an american suburb could vote for biden, an african-american in chicago

order that we are currently observing, closing international organizations, voting in the united nations organization, what we have learned now about the situation with the un agency for palestinian refugees, how we should act so that international institutions fulfill their functions, instead of becoming another tool for propaganda or even for terrorist activity? well, first of all, i am really scared, i am scared by this, and this is really a problem that exists in social networks and in other sources, it is prejudice in such discussions, and of course that sometimes people forget that the un is not the most democratic institution, many countries in the un are not democrats. and therefore there is an automatic majority, which consists of non-democratic countries. in addition, there is the security council, and countries such as china or russia have the right of veto, which do not necessarily support democratic values. so we really have to accept this, and we have to work together so that with... you hope for the restoration of israel's cooperation with the arab countries after this conflict, as far

are threatened with reprisals. over relatives and loved ones, in the structures of the united nations organizationsing by the sluggish reaction, they shirk direct obligations to protect the rights of children. amar magomedov, rabadam bagomedov, ntv television company, zaporozhye region. the situation in the northern military district zone became one of the topics of a telephone conversation between the presidents of russia and the united arab emirates. in particular , vladimir putin thanked his colleague for his mediation assistance in the prisoner exchange. heads of two states. also discussed the recent bloody terrorist attack committed kyiv regime. we are talking about an attack on a russian il-76 plane with ukrainian citizens on board. the russian side emphasized its interest in conducting an international investigation into this crime. as the kremlin press service reported, the interlocutors exchanged points of view on the palestinian-israeli conflict. moscow and abu dhabi are in favor of an early ceasefire and a search for a political solution in the middle east. russia today requested an urge

gave non-lethal weapons, that is, they kept a lot, then it was possible to vote for the united nations organizationst time, i know your skeptic. i have the same opinion, but at least there is at least some legal document, this is the so-called resolution 100, which condemned the illegal annexation of crimea, because i say this for future generations, you understand, the time will come when russia will be equally legally responsible for what was done crimes, but of general understanding, vitaliy, what to do with this, listen, i have been to all the capitals of europe and to our key western allies, well, believe me, they had dozens of moods in their offices. worse than in the prime minister's office, even though we knew what to do, we have no other option, so, you know, to the general picture, we will tell you a story about how i... had to convince in individual countries of the european union, because i do not want to name the prime ministers and presidents. about the fact that the boys are not little green men. so they believed that it was a green man, i mean it, they are serious a significant part

. what is psychological trauma, i will explain, there are extensive statistics from the united nations organizationlicts, and the missions that monitored there were in the conflict zone, according to their reports, it turns out that from 60 to 90% of the population, depending on the intensity conflict, requires psychological help for its end, but there is one nuance here , a very important nuance, which again has two sides: the fact is that the missions work, they mainly consist of western psychologists, and the concept, here it was born in the west, it sounds approximately in such a way that it doesn’t matter whether you feel the need for all-logical help or not, you need it, you need to be given the opportunity to receive it, because having experienced certain problems, you cannot be the person you were before. does that mean you've already changed somehow? yes, y you, you have experienced changes, you have experienced stress, it is clear that in the soviet union, we are its heirs, after the great patriotic war it was simply not possible to provide such volumes of psychological assistance to ever

by the presidium of the international council of the man and the biosphere program, the united nations organizationensky nature reserve, one of the very first nature reserves in the world, received this status. in 1983, in belarus and on the basis of the berezensky nature reserve, the first international congress on biosphere reserves was held, organized by unesco, the program un environment, un food and agriculture organization and international union for conservation of nature. this was the first of its kind in history. closer to sunset, the robin, one of the most beautiful and restless spring performers, begins to solo, only song thrushes. competes with her in evening forest concerts, before the evening animals and birds have time to lie down to rest, the morning ones wake up, and so on every spring day. one of the brightest spring events of the berezensky biosphere is the capercaillie current. 3:45 minutes, still in complete darkness, the first capercaillie began to sing. they're starting. currently, male wood grouse are in the trees, and after an hour they descend to the ground, it is here tha

for any party to the 1948 convention to seize the competent organs of the united nations organization so that they take the appropriate measures for the prevention and punishment of acts of genocide. thirdly, the right for any party to the. well, ladies and gentlemen, uh, that was uh day five of hearings at the international court of justice regarding the consequences of the israeli occupation uh. the assyrian excuse me, the israeli occupation of palestinian land, the syrian and tunesian representatives were addressing the fifth day of the hearing, which wraps up day number five. we're now also going to go live to the lebanese capital. beirot uh where senior representative of hamas in lebanon, mr. osama hamdan is addressing the press, defending palestine and its territories and its printers and now continuing with the march of alxastorm with wisdom and strength and capability and our inflicting losses on the israeli generals and soldiers and are increasing in their determination every day to expell. the nazi occupation from our territory, with god's help. i pray for the souls of almat

united nations organization.l the americans fired more than 100 missiles. 29 dead in syria, iraq 16 people were killed, 25 injured. biden personally ordered the attack. the head of our american bureau, valentin bogdanov, will tell you what this can lead to. a deadly fireworks display of shells flying in all directions is the result of an american strike. in the iraqi border town of elqaim, an ammunition factory, one of 85 targets of a night raid by the us air force. we're back on air with a special report on us airstrikes against iranian-backed militants. the strikes were in response to a drone attack on a base in jordan that killed three american soldiers. for 30 minutes , the pentagon bombs the territory of independent states without. tion, bypassing the charter of the world organization, dropped 125 bombs, official baghdad seemed to have been notified in advance, official damascus, of course, was not. the united states does not seek conflict with iran or throughout the middle east, but as president biden has m

vitaly, in principle, this was my main message in 2014, when i spoke... at the podium of the united nations organizationsaid, look what is happening, we got rid of the third largest nuclear potential in the world, by getting rid of it, we got conditional guarantees, there is no word guarantee anywhere, but the budapest memorandum, as a result, did not having nuclear weapons and having a paper that is not legally bound, we received aggression from the person who signed this memorandum and who directly forced us to get rid of nuclear weapons, that is from russia, and we did not receive a real amount of help from those who were to well , the united states is the first to co-sign this memorandum. now about these security guarantees: first, i want to state very clearly that this is not in terms of legally binding security guarantees. what is a security guarantee for me? this is plus or minus a distant revision of washington's fifth article treaty, that's at least what they have... the united states with israel, when there's a very clear amount, it's $3.75 billion every year for a decade, whatever the adminis

in addition to partnerships with all united nations organizations, we've been submitting distress. cool, so these groups on a daily basis, some of these international organizations coordinate to the entry of medical aid, but we're unable to deliver this aid hedge you to these really of the patient preventing them from doing so. many medical aid convoys are blocked and we kind of bring them here from southern gaza. yeah. so far they had, they had to do things. these are systematic is really strikes to undermine and we can the health care system and northern gaza when the with that to there's one on her or not since the beginning of the aggression. we have seen the israeli occupation forces targeting medical facilities and the health care sector. in general. many government hospitals were here. we are non governmental hospitals, but we have been targeted more than one see that they're seeking to attract everything related to the health sector in northern garza to completely overwhelm the medical systems. a thank you, dr. isn't he? yeah, it's yes, i'm a one. so a clearly systematic pol

you, personally, as a specialist, were surprised that under the headquarters of the united nations organizationthe gas sector. israel found. to the command post of khamaz, there were some in the tunnel somewhere, it became known today, and there, too, so these terrorists were sitting, on top of the heads of the terrorists, that means the un, and the un cannot be touched, because it is the un, and it surprised me, i could imagine many things, and i know that according to hearsay and gossip, these are all tunnels, not non-russian ones. specialists in metro construction, as many mass media write, that there simply specialists in the construction of the metro in moscow went to the gas sector and built them such an underground, something big underground, but under the un headquarters, i would, i would, i would i didn't believe it, if it hadn't been made public, what would you say, well, i'm not surprised, first of all, secondly, well, the organization itself, the train itself. it has a rather specific status, as you know , it has been working for a long time, takes care of palestinian refugees, it c

if there is no international security organization, then it is necessary to create the united nations organizationestion, i’m afraid , what are you... ulad tubaev, kabardino-balkarian republic, terek city. what you said is to spread american influence throughout the world. correct answer. more veiled. in case of refusal to create an international security organization or participation in it, the united states is deprived of its leadership position. this is a medal. this is a medal. a visit, look, an incident, supreme commander-in-chief comrade joseph stalin, as you know, went abroad only once, it was in 1943 to tahran, i mean stalin as supreme commander-in-chief, but historians report. britain, well, how now the embassy is recognized as the territory of states, in order to discuss there, well, the issue of the moscow conference, churchill, with churchill, yes, i went to the moscow conference eden, anthony, the order is urgent, absolutely true. oath, the last question of the fire, i swear before god with this holy oath that in the fight against bolshevism i will unquestioningly obey the supreme lea

in addition to partnerships with o, united nations organizations, and we have been submitting distress close to these groups on a daily basis. some of these international organizations coordinate to the entry of medical aid, but we're unable to deliver this aid hedge you to the israeli occupation preventing them from doing so many medical aid convoys were blocked. and we kind of bring them here from southern gaza. yes, apply the had they had to do things. these are systematic is really strikes to undermine and we can the health care system and northern gaza a little bit that to there's 11 of her or not since the beginning of the aggression we have seen these really occupation forces targeting medical facilities in the health care sector in general, many government hospitals where hits we are non governmental hospitals, but we have been targeted more than once. they are seeking to protect everything related to the health sector in northern garza. it's a completely overwhelmed medical systems. thank you. dr. ethan, who. yeah, it's the s m a. so a clearly systematic policy by these really

in particular, and a person who worked for 10 years as the ambassador of ukraine at the united nations organization options, he is currently taking a course at one of the universities of the united states of america. this is a better option. the best thing for ukraine is when people with such experience as zaluzhny, naev, and shaptala are found as rectors. heads of military institutions, who will invite them to teach, because to ask questions, and where such a person will go tomorrow with his experience, as you understand, sooner or later each of them will need it, and one more thing that i cannot not to pay attention, because there is a lot of talk around the name of mr. valery zaluzhnyi, the general , a popular person, an active person , a well-deserved person, and so on, but there are several points that i cannot help but pay attention to, in fact, how was naev released, who also 10 years in the army, a combat general, a combat officer, well, he found out about his release from the mass media, well, they all deserved a certain thanks for their actions, their... work, it is clear that mr. general

the united nations organization stabilization mission and congo. welcome to our program. and this is an ongoing and growing conflict. the u. n. and other agencies of warrens of the fighting risk of worsening the humanitarian crisis in eastern congo. why is it so difficult to bring peace to the region to use the security situation? these are very what are some around so i can go mine no skin. and it's very, very hard for anyone to tell me on those. and even the peacekeeping mission of the united nation have the cost of you choose between the country, and it's always fun for us to have somebody to grow, which is very soon. so the explanation of this is try it on 20 december. it seems to generalize pricing between the 2 and the companies and saucers, how incense intensified in the ceiling and then thing to expand it. so easy to display explained to population to actually go and substitute this, find somebody on the side and being tired each. what is school meant and it so you're going to see 4 positions in 2nd and those are speaking. our 2nd told me is under the control emis

first of all, we would like your professional comment on the meeting of the court of the united nations organizationin particular, there is information that... the un court partially sided with ukraine in our lawsuit against russia regarding the issue of genocide. we will remind that at one time the interventionists used the term genocide for their false propaganda purposes, absolutely, absolutely violating both the rules of common sense and international justice, and they wanted to cast this reproach on us. yes, well, as far as we understand, the court of the united nations began to move the case in the right and honest direction. yes, in fact, you and i are on such a positive note at the moment when the first decision that could be taken by the un court, if we do not take into account the decision on temporary measures, which the russian federation, starting from 2022, has not fulfilled, for the time being this behavior is quite common for russia, that is, we stopped at the fact that in fact where is the court? one, or rather not so, the court rejected five out of six russian comments that the cou

also important that today there was a meeting of the international criminal court of the united nations organizationelated to the case of the shooting down by the russian federation, well , terrorists at the direction, financing and provision, means of defeat by russia, between the boeing plane, the flight mh17, which flew, let me remind you, from amsterdam in kuala lumpur, it happened at the very beginning of the war, all this time this case was being prepared, studied and... considered at the international criminal court in gaza, this is in holland, but today this meeting took place, it started at 15 o'clock, as far as i understand, behind kyiv , and we are waiting for the results, the most important thing is that russia can be recognized as a country that sponsors terrorism by the verdict of this court, or by the decision of the international criminal court of the un in gaza, this is very important, because russia tried to overthrow responsibility for it. first to ukraine, we all remember how it started, it was august, if my memory serves me correctly, the 14th year, we all remember very well how

have passed since this statement by unesco, the most important cultural educational organization of the united nations organization that, as stated in its charter , seeks to create peace through educational and cultural cooperation. but now , after 12 years of palestine's membership, this international organization has not only failed to bring peace to this country. a victory that could not even stop the destruction of historical and cultural monuments in palestine. after the past about four months after the ganza war , the palestinian government's appeals office announced in its latest statistics that with the 66 thousand tons of explosives that the zionists dropped on gaza, in addition to the complete destruction of 99 schools and universities, at least 161 mosques , 3 churches and 200 works of art were destroyed. ancient ones were also razed to the ground. i announce to the whole world that the more you hit gaza, the more resistant it will be. the zionists' public action in the direction of erasing palestinian cultural and historical monuments, and of course with the meaningful silence of unesco. b

organization and given the court is cooled opponents to own. so the question is addressed by the general assembly of the united nations. the organization has a particular responsibility the organization of the united nations, and specifically the general assembly and security council must take all the necessary measures to ensure the implementation of the relevant resolutions without today and examine additional measures necessary to put an end to oval, remove old obstacles to the realization in the way of the palestinian people to his right to self determination put an end to the person who owns occupation colonization alex ation about his the entire tree by israel into major. but measures aim to a change in the democratic composition. the cartridge of the holy city of jerusalem, distinguished members of the court living and request the court to find that you have jurisdiction to respond to the request for advisory opinion contained in 77 to 47. to do this in the light of our written and oral comments, ladies and gentlemen, members of the court, late both jump on the 2nd one said, if you want peace, form justice, defen

of the united nations. an organizationt, as stated in its charter, seeks to create peace through educational cooperation. and it is cultural, but now this international institution has passed away 12 years of palestine's membership not only failed to bring peace to this country, but also failed to stop the destruction of historical and cultural monuments in palestine . after about four months of the gaza war, the palestinian government's appeals office has announced in its latest statistics that in addition to the complete destruction of 99 schools and universities, at least 161 mosques , 3 churches and 200 ancient monuments were razed to the ground. i announce to the whole world that the more you hit gaza, the more resistant it will be. public action of the zionists in the direction of erasing palestinian cultural and historical monuments, and of course with meaningful silence unesco. take steps to prevent the erasure of gaza's historical monuments. expectation. while strongly condemning these war crimes, the ancient civi

the secretary general of united nations tourism also attended this event. data from the united nations tourism organization, un tourism, show that the number of incoming tourists in september and october of last year was about 5% more than the same time before the corona epidemic. i congratulate you on this great success and transformation. parisa mehrfar sed and siman news agency. the 17th tehran international tourism exhibition with the participation of domestic activists and the foreigner started working. this exhibition will host experts and people at the permanent location of tehran exhibitions until 26th of bahman from 9:00 to 17:00 . the 17th tehran international tourism exhibition was opened with the presence of tourism activists, including tourist service offices, accommodation centers, tour operators and domestic and foreign investors. the largest and most diverse tourism exhibition in the history of iran. 20 halls with 60,000 square meters. it is the authority of our tourism facilities and all the topics that can be the subject of tourism and related to the field of tourism in this exhibition. f

secretary general of the united nations tourism also said in this ceremony about the improvement of tourism statistics in iran: the data of the united nations tourism organization, un tourism , show that the number of incoming tourists in september and october of last year is about 5% more than the international tourism exhibition. tehran was opened with the presence of tourism activists, including tourist service offices, tourist accommodation centers, and domestic and foreign investors. the largest and most diverse exhibition. 20 theaters with 60,000 square meters in the history of iran our tourism and all topics that can be the source of tourism and related to the field of tourism are present in this exhibition . first, we have high-level and very good foreign guests because of the position iran's tourism has found that participation in the highest summit of the head of the world tourism organization, mr. zurab, and organizations such as ac88, eco-aa, cina, in the highest participation of all foreign tourism activists is one of the capacities of iran's tourism in the field of tourism. let's do tourism in iran, iran. i work as a foreigner in iran. this the ex

the sessation of funding for the united nations onra organization for the relief of palestinian refugeesd sanctions, the economy has advanced. because of being under the sanctions, we became self-sufficient in different kinds of, mean technological fields. join us in this edition of economic divide as we explore the economic ups and downs of iran's islamic revolution. this week on expos a, publishing unsubstantiated claims of hamas headquarters under al shifa in gaza hospital proved to be lies by zionist media. claims of systematic rape on october 7 appealed to racist strope against the palestinian people, sweep major western mainstream media, and shockingly, over half of young americans surveyed on zionist israel's war on gaza believe the zionist state. should cease to exist, an african lawyer captures international attention with her compelling representation of south africa at the international court of justice, icj. on expose, the truth is just a revelation away. first of the headlines damascus says us strikes targeted areas that syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants once again p

the sessation of funding for the united nations onra organization for the relief of palestinian refugeese of israel watch and thank you dear viewers for your follow-up. take care. libya is a north african country, the country has two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the house of representatives. is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. amid the us israeli genocide on gaza. libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice (icj) to prevent genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in this. studio, his excellency ali jumal ubeidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you, mercy. iran's islamic revolution turns 45, major strides like in education and women's advancement. under pressure and sanctions, the economic. has advanced, because of being under the sanctions, we became self-sufficient in different kinds of, mean technological fields. join us in this edition of e

of the role of the american military and particularly our officers played in the united nations supervision organization since its founding in 1948 after israel modern state into being the experience and the stories of many united nations military observers and motors have received scant treatment frankly in the military literature and so yet these lessons that we learned very important including the inherent danger and importance and professionalism and level headedness in the face of danger, particularly when you consider that these military observers were unarmed and what was a de facto combat zone, finally, there's much to consider from our experience and adventures to inform future opportunities if they should rise next levels. so my sources are similar to what you would find from from any author. but the most important aspect of this book was the 18 testimonies from 18 former unknowns that i was able to receive in this work together and their story enlivens the stories of this book nowhere else. so you're to find their testimonies replicated. and i got to tell you every single officer that i can t