within the past hour, western member states of the united nations security council have condemned theed an orchestrated instrumentalization of human beings by sending migrants to the frontier, to destabilise the eu's border and to distract from its own rights violations. the bbc has filmed hundreds of migrants gathering in minsk, the belarus capital. they are apparently waiting to board buses that then take them to the border with poland. there they will attempt to cross — to make it into the european union. poland has accused russia's president putin of masterminding the crisis, a claim the kremlin has dismissed as "irresponsible". the bbc�*s will vernon is in minsk, with more on this story. we saw large groups of migrants gathering here today in the centre waiting for transportation to the polish border. the vast majority that we spoke to were from iraq and they said they have been so these package deals between three and $4000in package deals between three and $4000 in this package deals included a belarusian visa and flights, tickets to minsk and there are going to go through turk

the united nations security council calls for an end to the fighting in ethiopia — asking both sidesech.

if you look at the statements coming out of, for example, the united nations security council the otherl of these suggestions, urging the tigray leadership to return to tigray and stop fighting, but the tigray leadership is fighting, according to its own justifications, to overcome this siege and reclaim territory they lost at the outset of the war and remove what they see as existential security threats to tigray. it is understandable people want them to stop fighting, but they made the decision to go on the offensive in july after moving the federal military from tigray and the eritrean military in june. that is the reality. >> let me jump in and ask, according to that scenario, if the siege is lifted by the central government forces on tigray, and they are under less pressure, would that encourage, would that really encourage the tpl f and allies to pull back if they are under less pressure? or would that encourage them to go further and say, why not finish the job? >> i think it would make, it would create a strong case for the international community, just as they are placing press

the united nations security council has meant to address the board of crisis western countries, including the u. s. and u. k. se, bella luce is trying to destabilize its neighbors and accounting for stronger international action. the bell, russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalists zation of migrants will not succeed. the united nations secretary general has urged delegates of a cop 26 climate summit to pick up the pace and agree on away forward antonio teddy says the effort to keep global warming to one and a half degrees above pre industrial levels is on life support discussions and commitments so far failed to meet the u. s. goals. witness testimony has ended in the trial of an american teenager accused of murder during anti racism protests last year. coll rittenhouse says he was defending himself when he shot and killed 2 men and into the 3rd in kenosha in wisconsin. he used an assault style weapon and is not a local resident. prosecutors allege he is a vigilante had been doing demonstrations falling

conflict with rebels in the northern te great region has worse, and in recent days, the united nations security council is called for an end to the fighting. but a meeting to discuss the crisis has been postponed. journalist some we'll get the chew is following the story from addis ababa were al jazeera, has learned that the u. s. envoy to the horn of africa. geoffrey feltman had a meeting with 8th yoke, an actors in this conflict. and they were not able to agree on a roadmap on how to solve this conflict that begun a year ago and move is fast moving forward. but this comes us opposition leadership as being assembled in washington dc. we've looked at some of the names and we have been, i have been checking of they are do have the support needed with the exception of for the t p left, which is represented by a former foreign minister. was a minister for 2 years under the t p. a left laid coalition government and the oil left. there doesn't seem to have any support on the ground. and ethiopian government has highlighted their efforts as publicity stunt. instead of having a coalition to us, they said defe

the united nations security council calls for an end to the fighting in ethiopia — asking both sideso refrain from the use of hate speech. the swedish climate activist greta thunberg has accused world leaders of deliberately postponing much needed drastic action against global warming and said they were fighting instead to keep the status quo. addressing thousands of young people at a rally in glasgow, she called the cop26 climate summit — a �*failure�* — and little more that a celebration of �*business as usual�*. here's our scotland editor sarah smith. a rare opportunity for protesters to loudly deliver a message, almost within earshot of the global decision makers gathered in glasgow. greta thunberg, who inspired the fridays for future movement, says those leaders have so far failed to deliver. young kids, inspired by greta, have drawn their own pictures of her. i know that she put out a sign. and then everybody else started following her, just like this. how do you talk to children this age about climate change without scaring them too much? i don't have to. they themselves are a

, so far, we have russia, as we just heard in the report, backing belarus also in the united nations security councilhings like, well, maybe the european union should pay belarus some money and that maybe we'll take care of it. we've had condemnation from the european union and from the un and from polish officials, but little practically being done. what's your view on the international response to this? i think it's been very slow. this has been going on forfive months. it's accelerated in the past couple of weeks. it's made much worse by the onset of winter. but i think people hoped that it would go away. but of course it's not going away, it's getting worse. so now we have people saying there will be more sanctions on individuals in belarus and on the airline, and other sanctions may be imposed, and we know that chancellor merkel has had two conversations with president putin in the last couple of days, asking for russia to intercede to put an end on this. we haven't seen that yet. whether sanctions on these individuals will be enough remains to be seen. clearly, the sanctions that are being impo

i think the united nations security council of the un openings ations, the african countries, i think they're all, it's really focus on that and should america. and also the major powers, china, and russia, also to take some interest if they are responsible, major borrowers to just how critical is this meeting to be held by the east african block later this month? what needs to be when is to happen in that meeting? yeah, well i think there might come out some sort of a conciliatory approach. my credit will be accepted by the parties concerned. that is a big question. well, we appreciate your insides. tell us my pseudo retired lieutenant general and military analyst. thank you for your time. thank to the rest of the days news, and after months on hold talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal had been shuttled for the end of this month. negotiations between the secretaries in vienna stoled in june, when the president abraham racy was elected u. s. has welcome to return to talks and says expects them to pick up where they left off. then a fossil bend is a former austrian defense minist

conflict with rebels in the northern te gray region has worse and in recent days the united nations security council has called for an end to the fighting. but a meeting to discuss the crisis has been postponed. an internationally mediated plan to get sudan back on the road to democracy, appears to be in deadlock with both sides, rejecting proposals, pro democracy activists called nationwide strikes against any power sharing arrangements with the military sources. say the generals who lead last month on to take over have also refused the plan general. i've been fraught that albert hahn is under increasing global pressure to restore their civilian lead to government. after leading the takeover. heber morgan has more now, from cartoon, while talks between the military headed by general and then put the hon and the civilian component, or rather the f, f. c. the civilian coalition has so far failed to produce any results, despite mediation efforts by the united nations. despite called by the united states for restoration of the civil transitional government and the release of prime minister of the land

also, if you look at the statement coming out of, for example, the united nations security council the other day. now, all these suggestions and urging and for the 2 great leadership to return back to, to the right and stop fighting. but the take right leadership is fighting its own mind according to its own just cation to try and overcome this age to try and reclaim territory. that they lost to am horror region at the outset of the war and to remove what they see is ex, suspension, security threat to take right now, it's understandable that people want them to stop fighting, but they made the decision to go on the offensive in july after removing the federal military frantic right ameritrade military in june. and that is the reality of the situation. we happen. it will not let me count the question though. if, according to that scenario, if the siege is lifted by the central government forces on t grey and that are on the less pressure would that encourage? would that really encourage the t p less than its allies to pull back? if they're on the less pressure than they're in a stronger

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united nations security council is calling for an immediate end to fighting in me and mark the rest statement from all 15 members comes amid an escalation of violence and reports by military buildup of heavy weapons and troops in the western state of chin and on wednesday. but just as rally against the military in me and mars, biggest city young gone since february school, hundreds of thousands have been displaced and 3000000 i would need a dozens of protest has been arrested in georgia as the trial of former president michel soccer. she really continues, he's been on hunger strike since his arrest last month. prison authorities say he won't be allowed to attend his trial. a decision that's angered soccer, she believes supporters robin forced to walk a report from a capital tbilisi. police arrest dozens of suckers, really supporters protesting against the former president's treatment while in jail . o tensions have been escalating since the return of the former president to georgia, his arrest and subsequent 7 week hug stroke. now the government is trying to cast doubt on how serious that hun

hours were expected to hear from the state department, and also could become clear as the united nations security council sit down in new york to discuss the current situation in ethiopia. alan, thank you very much for that update alan fish alive for us. let's get the latest on the ground in ethiopia. jealous samuel get it show a has more from addis ababa so far, the u. s. embassy and d'silva has been telling its citizens, most of them, if you open canadians, i mean, if you open americans, i'm sorry. who have of we're, we're living in the field. yeah. say they're willing to even financially support them so they can leave it because the u. s, according to the u. s. side. this conflicts as getting close to our d'silva and it's certain to affect us money of citizens. but the invoice of the president biden has just left and we know sure if he had a chance to meet with the prime minister who has insisted that the us government is in support of the p. p. i left the support them. they give them weapons. it's been leased by the fuel inside, but this comes up because need in us, well as the kid in and you gun the

the united nations security council is calling for an immediate cease-fire in ethiopia as joint rebelighters advance on the capital. tigrayan forces have aligned themselves with eight other opposition groups in an attempt to remove prime minister abiy a ahmed from power. a move his government is calling a publicity stunt. now, with the situation growing more volatile, the u.s. state department is now warning americans to leave the country as soon as possible. cnn's david mackenzie is following the story for us from johannesburg. joins me now, live. so, a call from the government for veterans to rejoin the military. but at the same time, they are telling the people to remain calm about the situation. quite a contrast. >> reporter: michael, it is a contrast. and you have had several moves by the government this week as rebels came further out or at least when it comes to the tdf, further out of their normal zone of operation, and closer to the capital shocking many. that fighting appears to be ongoing. but it's very difficult to ascertain exactly where the various armed groups and the m

western members of the united nations security council have condemned the actions of belarus in the crisisr its border with poland. they accused belarus of deliberately sending migrants to the frontier, to destabilise the eu's border. up to six million people are now waiting for routine hospital treatment in england — that's the highest level since records began. the head of the nhs confederation has warned that unprecedented demand could endanger patient safety. and fw de klerk — the last white president of south africa — died at the age of 85. in a speech released after his death, he apologised for the hurt of apartheid. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster daisy mcandrew and anna mikhailova, deputy political editor of the mail on sunday. just to bring you up—to—date with the papers, if you're watching us this evening the papers, if you're watching us this evening at the papers, if you're watching us this evening at home. the front cover of the i is a story about dover mp natalie elphicke and her earnings outside the

my cana is life for us from the united nations where the security council has been meeting to discuss to don, which will get in on to in a moment, mike. but 1st there has been reaction from the u. n. to the announcements of the sovereign counsel. ah yes, it has from the spokesman for the secretary general, who says that the un is noting these developments with great concern that the spokesman reiterating b. u. n's call for the release from house detention. not the prime minister, as well as the release of all of the political prisoners. so being watched very closely by the secretary general here, the security council is meeting at the moment behind closed doors. this a hastily convened meeting in the middle of the day to discuss the situation in sudan. the meeting was scheduled before news of the new council became public and assess members of the council making very clear that deep concern timidity, compet, democracy of the month. the moxy back into the bottle, the people on the streets as they were 2 years ago, we calling for return to the democratic transition. and that's something

you have to organize within other countries of the global south, away from the united nations, away from the un security council i made, i made specific recommendations with regard to a shall we say global movement. all saw countries that are suffering under sanctions, that they should know, all of them refused to cooperate with the united states. you can bring down many of these sanctions if there is like in the case of my gun, the and civil disobedience. if you have a mass movement that says, we will not put up with what the problem is that the european union has betrayed his own business. people as betrayed his own citizens by allowing the extra territorial application of united states legislation in europe, including the helms burton act of 1996 by the way, also adopted under a democrat, our friend bill clinton. everybody price is obama. barack obama. everybody price is bill clinton, but actually they're not much different from the republicans. they just, i mean, they are lighter and they sell the product of better professors as thank you and that's for the show will be back on monday, the international. th

that's the warning from the un security council which has met, as rebels threatened to march on the capital at isabela out as heroes. my kind of reports from the united nations. the message to the security council is clear. time is short, the window to secure a mediated settlement to the conflict is closing. in a country over a 110000000 people over 90 different ethnic groups and 80 languages. no one can predict what continued fighting and insecurity will bring. but let me be clear what is certain, is that the risk of ethiopia descending into a widening civil war is only to real. the council was addressed remotely by the african representative leading mediation efforts. all these new dose images, obama. i'm in the north, a glee individually. the difference between them are only to co adequate political solution through dialogue. if therefore, constitutes a window of opportunity. but the high representative warm that this window of opportunity is small. the piano bescedy made his country's position clear. we remind everyone concerned that there are no 2 parties here. there is a government representing the all of the people and representing the trip instead. a

security council do to preserve the peak? that is actually the principal. on the united nations daughter, the commitment to human rights, a commitment to the right for the development in all of those areas. we are. 1 limping and we're limping badly and of course human rights and we have the standards. i mean the norms are there, the mechanisms are they are what we don't have it. and for some of the special report her for the human rights council, they are elect. and the procedure of alexi, the expert is anything but perfect is extremely political. and for that reason, obviously most wrap or curse are those people who are going to tow the line in friend is just to interrupt that. we've had very good ones on this program, arguably higher actually. that's a good note. ask it the good news if we have a meals meltzer, good friend of mine. we have an elaine, i go hand, good friend of mine. we have only a, there's root that good friend of mine. but of course not all independent like these 3. yeah. and when they write their reports, that you obviously value and you and you mentioned tha

but for the moment, the security council is weighing what its next action will be. mike hannah, audius' era, united nations, rental soda has more now from cartoon. right after the announcement of the new a sovereignty council had it by the army general of to for, to have hand people started to protest in 5 different districts in the capitol hartman. so in of bank street a l scheffer as a half a bully, java and, and barry district, the so did the protest or steel ongoing people are dra are, are, are barricading the rules and they're burning the tires. the main issue here. now the determining factor will be that the reaction of the stress and opposition parties, they are very aware of that, that if they can't put enough pressure from the streets on, did the military rule, maybe they can force them to, to step back. but the export says esl for the opposition forces in the country have been quite a fragmented, and the internal disagreements and in fighting's, how weakened their position, particularly when it comes to, to, to, to organize the street. and also to put a, a pressure that could bring a result on, o

security council, which has met. as rebels threatened to march on the capital at a suburb out 0 is my kind of reports from the united nations. the message to the security council is clear. time is short. the window to secure a me.

but for the moment, the security council is weighing what it's next action will be my can. i'll just era united nations. there are some of the recent events before saddam reached this point, military and civilian leaders were sharing power. after the long time, leader of alba sheer was pushed out in 2019 following a popular uprising. after that, the 2 sides bickered and blamed each other, the slow reforms and problems that kept piling up. things came to a head last month when general abdel fatter albert han dissolve. the interim government and detain the civilian prime minister. your highness, vote on my arm is a horn of africa analyst. he believes sedans, military will struggle to keep power. this is a qu, they call themselves provision and usually cool leaders when they take over and the remaining part for a long time. we've seen this over and over again in many places. however, in this situation, i think the sudanese military will have a very tough time holding onto power because in the civil society will not allow this. and sudan has too many for too many problems for the military to depend on guns

kristen salumi reports not from the united nations. european members of the security council called this closed door meeting amid rising tensions at the border between poland and bela roost. afterwards, the estonian master spoke to the media flanked by other european members of the council. in the united states, accusing the president, alexander lucas shanker. of bella, roost of facilitating migrants crossing the european union has been at odds with beller roost. ever since the contested 2020 elections after which it imposed sanctions on the country, the bell russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalists zation of migrants will not succeed. russians, deputy ambassador also spoke his president, vladimir putin has also been accused of being behind the crisis by poland. but the deputy ambassador denied his country or bela bruce had anything to do with bringing migrants to the border. there is a game of fer shifting gleam. now are you repeat union, they want to picture bill or was, and sometimes even the russi

but for the moment, the security council is weighing what its next action will be. my cana ojo sera united nations. so let's take a closer look at house a down got to this point military and civilian leaders were sharing power off a long time. lita omar bashir was ousted, falling mass protests in 2019. both sides blamed each other for slow reforms, a worsening economic crisis, and corruption and that led to major divisions within the transitional government. what things came to came to a head last month, when general abdel fata albert han dissolved the interim government and detained the civilian prime minister. you had as well to marry him as a horn of africa. specialist he says, the downs military will struggle to keep power. this is a qu, they call themselves provisional, usually cool leaders when they take over and the remaining part for a long time. we've seen this over and over again in many places. however, in this situation, i think the sudanese military will have a very tough time holding on to power because any civil society will not allow this . and sudan has too many for lines from too

my kind of reports from the united nations, the message to the security council is clear, the time is short, the window to secure a mediated settlement. the conflict is closing in a country over a 110000000 people over 90 different ethnic groups and 80 languages. no one can predict what continued fighting and insecurity will bring. but let me be clear. what is certain is that the risk of ethiopia descending into a widening civil war is only to real. the council was addressed remotely by the african representative leading mediation efforts. all these other, i'm not agree individually. train them political, political solution, through dialogue. deaf war constitutes a window of opportunity, but the high representative warm that the window of opportunity is small. the piano bescedy made his country's position clear. we remind everyone concerned that there are no 2 parties here. there is a government representing the all of the people and representing these have been step and there is a group advancing. it's a criminal close through atrocities. it's a stance that has the support of some me

above the rule says that simply not true. christian salumi reports from the united nation. european members of the security council called this closed door meeting, a mid rising tensions at the border between poland and bella roofs. afterwards, the estonian master spoke to the media flanked by other european members of the council, and the united states accusing the president, alexander lucas shank. of bella roost of facilitating migrants crossing. the european union has been at odds with beller roost ever since the contest in 2020 elections after which it imposed sanctions on the country. the bell of russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalist zation of migrants will not succeed. russia, the deputy ambassador also spoke his president. vladimir putin has also been accused of being behind the crisis by poland.

security council takes in support. mike hannah al jazeera, united nations, you and human rights council has condemned the military take order ensued on the council agreed to appoint an expert to monitor and report on violations, and also called for an end to the use of force that is so far, kills at least 13 civilians, the military takeover of power in sudan on 25th of october 2021 is deeply disturbing. it betrays the courageous unsparing revolution of 2019 and contra beans, both international human rights law, as well as the country's own constitutional document. another foundation, foundational documents of the transition events since the cooper have recalled except the page in the country's history. when freedom of expression was difficult and she was what comprehensively repressed, iraq's prime minister has ordered an investigation off. the security forces injured more than $100.00 protested crowds rallied in the capital bagdad angry at the result of last month parliamentary election. they say the vote was vick us house of representatives is expected to vote on a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill. but a deci

united nations. very much so will the security council received a bleak message from a number of speakers and that is that time is running out a threats of an impending civil war. and in particular, deep concerns about a humanitarian crisis that has already increasing the word from the humanitarian side is that the situation is increasingly di, a great difficulty and getting humanitarian supplies into the region. we also heard remotely from the representative of the african union, who said very clearly that there is a small window for a negotiated settlement. but the 1st to speak to the security council was the un secretary general for political affairs. and this is what she had to say in a country over a 110000000 people over 90 different ethnic groups and 80 languages. no one can predict what continued fighting and insecurity will bring. but let me be clear. what is certain is that the risk of ethiopia descending into a widening civil war is only to real that would bring about a humanitarian catastrophe, and consume the future of such an important country. we also heard from the ethiopian ambassado

security council takes in support. mike, hannah al jazeera united nations. well, that's nasty, ted. janice samuel gets to his in the capital, addis ababa, samuel kelly international pressure ad building as the security council finally managed to find some consensus that where are the regional act as like the african union on this? i know they've been very alarmed about all this as well to our future and union, hired had appointed a former head of for the nigeria president to try to sold the differences between the 2. but again, it was a difficult task for him. as you know, the t p left has been designated as a terrorist organization by they ethiopian government, basically, ethiopia, and parliament. it became a challenge to deal with the ethiopian government side in the tpr live side. but there has been war pressure for coming from kenya, for instance, a close friend of ethiopia, and they are the presidents have by the president of the children. prime minister have a very close relationship. and that you got done president has announced that he would be hosting a leaders, a leader sum

united nations. and like there have been these calls for the un security council to take concrete action in response to the abuses and atrocities unfolding in ethiopia. and that humanitarian crisis unfolding in the north of the country wants to plan for this meeting. well the meeting is going to be brief to by edm assistant secretary general for africa to explain what is known of the situation on the ground. and particular to highlight what is a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation that will all be in open. but then at the council's, going to going to close session to try and come to agreement on a statement to be issued by the council. now the seems like an open and shut case, but it's anything. but in recent days, i island and kenya have been among the nations that have been drawing up a statement. that statement was presented to the council members. however, it is believed that a number of members objected to that statement, including it is said, russia who wanted the removal of the phrase cessation of hostilities from the statement. another statement we understand has now been drafted th