council —— united nations security council —— united nations security council said it was deeply alarmedand meaningful participation of women and girls in afghanistan. the un security council urged the taliban to reopen schools and swiftly reverse these policies and swiftly reverse these policies and practices. the council also condemned the ban on women working for ngos, because millions of afghans rely on these ngos to provide the most needed assistance. some medical delicious restrictions on women and girls unjustifiable human rights violations, and said that these restrictions must be revoked. inside afghanistan, people are also showing their anger in that so many different ways. a university professor tore up as diploma certificate on the live tv in protest at the university ban on afghan women. he destroyed the significance and said that from today i do not have these diplomas any more, because this country is a place for education. if his sisters and his mother cannot study, then he does not accept this education. the master of higher education said in a letter to all government a

one the concerns is given the ongoing focus of the united nations security council on russia's continuedar in ukraine, actually, if north korea were to conduct this service nuclear test that many analysts and researchers and policymakers have been calling and predicting for many months now, actually, this would represent the fundamental weakening of the uni did nations -- united nations security council, but would north korea get away with it more so than in previous years? most likely yes. we are seeing north korea take advantage, particularly now of a weekend -- weakend, international order, and united nations security council focus on ukraine, which north korea can leverage to increase and accelerate its provocations. whether that is missile testing, drone warfare, whether that is cyber warfare, or otherwise. >> we have mentioned japan. let's get into that. mason richey, the idea that japan is now escalating quite massively its own arms program, perhaps in response to what north korea is doing. but as part of its own regional security. it must be worried about north korea and china. i

now this would present a fundamental weakening of the united nations security council, but also would not get away with it. more so than in previous years. most likely. yes. so we're seeing north korea take advantage, particularly now of a weekend international order and the weekend sort of scary law tick united nations security council focused on ukraine, which north creek can lead lake to a increase and accelerate it's 12 occasions. whether that's miss sol, testing whether that's during warfare, whether that cyber war or, or otherwise. we have mentioned japan, let's get into that now. mason richey, the idea that japan is now escalating quite massively its own arms program, or perhaps in response to what north korea is doing, but certainly as part of its own regional security. it must be worried about north korea. and china though, is there a danger of an arms race more significant than we've seen ever before? i don't think that there is a danger of an arms race. there is an ongoing arms race. it's. it's happening as we speak. i in japan is going to raise its defense spending, you kn

united nations. however, i believe the new world order will not be fully realized unless the united nations and its security council create structures and take into consideration existing united nations and regional structures which are authorized to impose sanctions and make use of other measures. especially when mayor eddie groups are being particularly violated. [applause] ecology -- in rio de janeiro, there's going to be the first worldwide conference on ecology. i would like to hope matters will not limit themselves to discussion and the settlement of disputes but rather an international mechanism will be created to establish territorial rights and powers. food, democracy, economic systems, it is no accident these problems could be dealt with in this connection. upon their solution depends the biological stability of the earth's population and the minimal social stability needed for civilized existence of states and people. a major scientific, political and public organization, among them the -- however the newly emerging type of international interaction will make possible a breakthrough in our approach to th

united nations. however, i believe that the new world order will not be fully realized unless the united nations and its security counciles structures, taking into consideration existing united nations and regional structures, which are authorized to impose sanctions and make use of other measures of compulsion, especially when rights of minority groups are being particularly violated. [applause] ecology, in rio de janeiro, there is going to be the first of worldwide on ecology. i would like to hope that matters will not limit themselves merely to discussion and to the settlement of disputes, but rather that international mechanism will be created with extra territorial rights and powers. food, demography, economic assistance. it is no accident that these problems should be dealt with in this connection. upon their solution, depends the biological viability of the response elation, and the minimal social stability needed for civilized existence of states and peoples. major scientific, financial, political and public organizations, among them, the authoritative club of rome, have long been occupied with these problems, h

united nations security council, mrvaradkarwill world. esident cyril ramaphosa could find out on saturday if his anc party wants to re—elect him as leader — or replace him. his position has been called into question after he avoided impeachment proceedings earlier this week. that followed an investigation into the theft of a large sum of money from his farm. mr ramaphosa maintains he has done nothing wrong, but when he addressed delegates injohannesburg on friday, his speech was heckled — take a listen. i want to appeal to everyone who wants to raise their dissatisfaction to do so in an orderly manner, in the way that we do things here in the way that we do things here in the african national congress. we have been in existence for 110 years. and this is not the time to come and display this type of disorderly behaviour. to the world cup now, and the football resumes in qatar later on saturday, with the third place playoff match between croatia and morocco. croatia made the final four years ago in russia, but lost that match. meanwhile, mo

the united nations security council has for the first time adopted a resolution calling for myanmar�*ountry. the security council also called for the immediate release of all political prisoners, including the ousted prime minister, aung san suu chi. tom brada reports. for almost two years, myanmar has been in crisis. in february, 2021, the army seized power. a civilian protest movement opposed the coup, but the regime has been ruthless in crushing opposition. now the united nations security council has approved a resolution demanding an immediate end to violence. with this adoption, the council has responded to the calls of asean leaders for un support for their efforts. the resolution calls for the cessation of violence. india, china and russia abstained from voting, and the is—member security council has long been split on how to act, but the situation in myanmar is stark. more than 2,000 people are estimated to have been killed since the army took over. and more than 16,000 detained on political charges. among them is the ousted leader aung san suu chi, who is facing more than 20

united nations in eeoc. united kingdom made these comments to the media ahead of a security council meeting. and she pointed to iranian drones that have been shot down in ukraine ahead of this meeting, which was called by russia. russia's ambassador vassily and the benzo called for this meeting in the midst of another meeting on ukraine in which russia was being accused of violating international law on humanitarian grounds. targeting infrastructure, russia accused and turn the west of supplying weapons to ukraine, which are getting into the hands of bad actors. not only in europe, but also in africa in the middle east. and he pointed to the recent comments by the president of nigeria, mohammed dubois hari, a who had told a group in the late chad region, that weapons and fighters from the ukrainian war were making their way to the lake chad region and the emboldening and helping terrorist groups now, the united kingdom's ambassador barbara ward were, did not directly address those claims. she said, however, that ukraine had a right to defend itself from russia. and she went on to say that, b

the united nations security council has, for the first time, adopted a resolution calling for myanmar council also called for the immediate release of all political prisoners—including the ousted prime minister aung san suu kyi. tom brada reports. for almost two years, myanmar has been in crisis. in february, 2021, the army seized power. a civilian protest movement opposed the coup, but the regime has been ruthless in crushing opposition. now the united nations security council has approved a resolution demanding an immediate end to violence. with this adoption, the council has responded to the calls of asean leaders for un support for their efforts. the resolution calls for the cessation of violence. india, china and russia abstained from voting, and the 15—member security council has long been split on how to act, but the situation in myanmar is stark. more than 2000 people are estimated to have been killed since the army took over. and more than 16,000 detained on political charges. among them is the ousted leader aung san suu kyi who is facing more than 20 years in prison. the sec

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security council overlap with our g 7 presidency. so, you know, also having the presidency of the united nations security council. so minister j sean. com. i would like to explicitly thank you for assuming the presidency of the g. 20. not only in business as usual way, but you also made it very clear. now discussing that this is a very special task and that you will shape with great responsibilities. so in yes, assuming global responsibility in this difficult moment, responsibility for the most edge and tasks of our time. we have the global impacts of the brutal war of aggression of russia against ukraine. an illegal war batch has brought the whole world into a very difficult situation. and it also creates difficulties for your country. when it comes to energy supply and fertilizers, we see the climate crisis that has impact worldwide in india, in europe, destroying livelihoods of people. so i am especially delighted that india during it's due 20 presidents with the motto, one of one family. one future is putting a special focus on containing the climate crisis, thus highlighting our common responsibility when it

. can arbitrarily exclude individual countries from the security council, for this , a collective majority of other countries of the united nationsanization, which must support these decisions, is needed for this, and of course, the presence of russia is precisely the security council from its with the right of veto, it greatly complicates the procedure for excluding russia and the reports, because if we were talking about the conditional belarus, which we already mentioned today, there would probably be more opportunities and chances to push through this decision if there was no veto from any of the countries which is part of the security council, but it is exactly what russia is doing there. i think they suspected even earlier that their positions would differ from the positions of the civilized world on key issues, and the presence of russia there was critically important for the russian leadership starting from the first day of independence of russia and other ex-union republics, in your opinion , if the un in general does not find mechanisms to exclude russia from the un security council, what future awaits this organization

united nations. even though the soviet union was a founding member of the united nations security council, they, they tried to exclude russia from the united nation, something that has no basis legally within the un charter. there's no mechanism for doing that. now, while we've heard these kinds of words from ukraine, one thing that we have heard is there have been other world leaders who have called for things to go differently. turkish present error one, for example, he has in the past mediated previous russia ukraine dialogue. here's what he had to say on the matter. nills a q, but unfortunately, the west has only made provocations and failed to make efforts to be a mediator in the ukraine, russia war. and in addition to the fact that we have voices like arrow wines and others saying that negotiations are the solution and wanting there to be real talks to resolve conflict. while ukraine wants to exclude different countries from the united nations. we've actually heard the leader of india calling for an expansion of representation on the security council. he's talked about democratizing the you and

the court, because the dead confessed that the un security council was wrong no one has ever admitted to making a sham deal by defrauding the united nations security council therefore, in essence. merkel should be convicted and thrown into jail. one phrase let me just peacocks case. he is not talking about money. not about money, of course. he says that at some point, if it started in ukraine , they would help like that, we would very quickly come to an agreement with very local interests. so we won’t be happy to name them and a similar situation would arise, of course, why do we believe so? damn, first of all, what he said to glinkin by and large . now i said to a chinese comrade, while a special war is going on, an operation in ukraine urgently take care of taiwan, because america does not have enough strength at the same time, helping ukraine and taiwan blinkin is pushing the chinese comrades with a cardinal decision. accordingly, uh, of course, and uh, indeed, we can probably agree that now the process of reformatting the world is accelerating and, uh, and as i see it, the united states is now slowly changing its entire tactics, that

they would like for russia to be barred from the united nations security council. that seems pretty unlikely. but it is something that they're asking to happen. >> reporter: yeah there is actually no mechanism written into the u.n. charter to remove one of the five permanent members of the united nations security council, which, of course, includes the united states, china, russia, britain. this is something that ukraine has said that russia doesn't deserve to be on. they don't deserve to have veto power because essentially any resolution against russia for alleged war crimes, any condemnation can be vetoed by russia. ukraine says it is time to kick russia out of the u.n. and remove them from the u.n. security council. but at this stage, doesn't seem to be a realistic option even though the ukrainians have certainly been pounding their fists at the desk for quite some time saying it is time to do something to punish russia for its actions here in ukraine against civilians. >> will ripley, thank you. >>> well, this morning, time is running short, not out yet, but sh

urges the president of the united states to limit suspend or terminate rights and privileges that the russian federation exercises in the security council of the united nations. this ban would not be possible under the un charter russian media, however, has already faith numerous bands and crackdowns, which could get worse as a new, a new draft. blacklist reportedly includes rush and media figures and outlets with r t being among them. an international organization protecting the rights of journalists has refused to support russian media in a response to our team requests for comments, since it does not view russian media as unbiased. the committee's refusal to live up to its stated aims comes as a member of germany's main opposition party proposed more measures. namely the creation of a committee to control the spread of so called russian media propaganda. the danger of so called pro russian fakes has been named as a key threat to the european community. such comments come amid recent reports that are teased german language channel uses 3rd party outlets and youtube channels to spread. information. author and war corresponded. thomas roper called this step

volodymyr, the ukrainian delegation to the united nations should raise the question of russia's exclusion or stay in the united nations security council remember that in 1991, when the soviet union collapsed, the united nations was three subjects from the soviet union of the time at the time of its collapse, this is the soviet union itself ukraine and belarus as the founders of the russian federation e-e wrote a letter to the united nations and stated that that she is the legal successor of the soviet union, and therefore the positions in the un that she occupied were occupied by the soviet union, russia decided to appropriate, or let's say, to appropriate to herself, that is, the place of the un and the place in the un security council, and the current attempt of ukrainian diplomats to raise this issue is connected with the fact that due to the position of russia, due to its veto, which it constantly uses, it is impossible to hold issues in the radbezion, including those that touch on the punishment or, let's say, the responsibility of the russian federation for the war in ukraine on in your opinion, can the un now become the platfor

the united nations security council will meet today in new york to discuss western arms supplies to ukraineell, the us authorities say they do not they help ukraine to strike at our infrastructure in our country, allegedly even the supplied weapons are modernized so that they do not reach the territory of our country, but in fact the united states is taking an active part in the conflict in ukraine and not just supplying modern weapons. well, even the united states itself, some politicians do not hide the fact that america is actually waging a so-called proxy war against russia, in other words, a war through intermediaries in these conditions it is difficult to talk about some constructive interaction even outside the issues that are vital for both countries. and we talked about this a little earlier, uh, with the russian ambassador to the united states, but nonetheless. uh, officially, the americans constantly repeat that they are not at war with russia again, they do not want military operations to expand their geography. e about it. we will now talk with the first deputy permanent repres

it remains stalled at the united nations security council.are hearing that there just aren't any takers. the u.s. supports this, but it doesn't want to lead this effort. and so far, we don't have any country stepping up and saying, hey, we will go in. geoff: haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere, as you well know, due in large part to foreign intervention, foreign debt. given that, i mean, this foreign intervention now, given that, you know, that fraught history, is that a real option? jacqueline: i don't know. we can say to haiti's, you know, poverty is the result of foreign intervention. i mean, ye haiti has had different countries intervening, including in 1915 with the united states that went into haiti. and it went in and it created the present day, you know, tax collection agencies and other structures that exist inaiti today are a result of the u.s. involvement in haiti in 1915. that remains a controversial point of contention for some people. they see it differently, including the mo recently by united nations peaceke

united nations security council is meeting to discuss russian accusations that weapons applied to ukraine. have ended up with criminal guns. it comes as moscow is facing accusations from the u. k . and us, it's buying trends from iran and north korea. protests have continued in peru 2 days after the rest of impeach, president federal castillo, the former lead of supporters that demanding his release, and have held rallies across the country. castillo was detained and removed from power on wednesday, after attempting to shut down congress and rule by decree. us democrats are clinging to the fragile control of the senate after a sitting senate to announce plans to leave the party. i was down as christians, niema has decided to register as an independent because she no longer wish to participate in the bi partisan structure of the us government. so those are the headlines and continues here on to 0 after generation change day to intensive watching bye for now. and joe biden is welcoming african leaders from across the continent. washington host the u. s. africa leader summit with global powe

he was a ukrainian diplomat in the un and was also the head of the secretariat of the united nations security council greetings congratulations to you so the punishment for the genocide was sued, what's next? well, we'll see next , because in modern history there were several cases when hepatitis was tried, and if we say genocide, er, in uranda, it was convicted, er, well, the entire leadership that was involved before the genocide, everyone was convicted, including politicians and propagandists and military personnel, and there was a silver genocide, which had more of a limited character, that is, it was an act of genocide. and for that, they imprisoned people who were directly involved in the executions the people of semeniv also touched the leader of bosnia a little more politically, that is, how will it go further and further, actually, that is, we are only at the beginning, at the beginning of this path, and the fact that now we have already joined, as it was said, the netherlands and canada before that, this is very important and the fact that, most likely, the resolution of the senate of the s

another forms of enforcement at the united nation can come from the united nations security council for example. and this requires the international political will of faith to kind of engage within the kind of them to implement potential sanctions against israel, which is not the case. unfortunately, a seal let's, let's bring up the idea. i mean from top of optimism may be, but i mean, do you expect more public and governmental attention to be brought to sell mores case or will it just be silenced without any consequences? do you think? i think it's important to highlight that the case of the law is also an exemplified cation of cases of persecution against palestinian human rights. the sender is not an exception. he has been facing repeated attacks the including arbitrary arrest and pirate, patrician and, and the recent revocation of joseph vincy. so this represents a tax against all palestinians who are defending their rights in palestine. and the fact that the law has also do enough. he is also french and the fact that when he was deported in the airport, there was absolutely no fren

but isn't it doomed from the very beginning because of russia's power of veto at the united nations security council? well, establishment or a special court to prosecute current progression does not necessarily need approval or decision from secure to cancel. it can be, for example, established on the basis of the agreement by several states, and then supported by united nations general assembly, or it can be established on the basis of agreement between ukraine and an international organization. so establishment of this and separate special court or aggression and does not mr. do require russia's approval that and that's a very good point to make. and we appreciate you doing that. i understand that 14 european union countries, they've already launched investigations of their own in the end. do you think that this is this idea of universal jurisdiction? is this the most likely way that alleged russian war criminals can be punished? i think the main burden of adjudicating this case is lie under domestic system on the shoulders of ukrainian court. but all the machinations that are available there be i

diplomats emphasize that the creation of such a mechanism requires the sanction of the united nations security councilill be held on the moscow exchange this year, the electric scooter rental service announced an initial public offering, we will learn about my colleague maria kudryavtseva, what the company plans to raise investor money for, and where to send it maria good afternoon. eh how now the situation is with the order book, good afternoon alexandra, if you look at the order book, these are the leading russian investment funds. they now account for more than half of opio and also have over 20,000 private investors. the scooter rental service in ush is conducting an initial public offering on the moscow exchange. this is the first ipo in russia this year, trading starts at 15:00. and before the start, the company had already specified the parameters of the transaction; the amount of funds due to the additional mission of the share was more than 2 billion rubles. and as a result of the placement, the market capitalization will be more than 20.5 billion, as the company's representatives told our tv

and even before the verdict, united nations security council had adopted its 1st resolution on me and more and more than 7 decades. it condemned the execution of activists called for the release of all arbitrarily detained prisoners, including sushi, and demanded an immediate end to all forms of violet. it also holds the immediate implementation of a peace plan that was proposed back in may of 2021 or the association of southeast asian nations known as the 5 points consensus. lapland, called for an immediate cessation of violence to and constructive dialogue among all parties. but it was all but ignored by the me and my rulers and even asi on itself, seemed to lose interest. and so for now, the leader, once known, simply as the lady, is expected to be allowed to leave her prison, caught us and serve her sentence in more familiar confinement, the lakeside home that has already served as her prison for some 15 years tame on a billy al jazeera, singapore, ah, he crane says it destroyed all 16 iranian made drones, lawrence by russia towards keith in the early hours of friday. falling debr

and even before the verdict, the united nations security council had adopted its 1st resolution on me and more and more than 7 decades. it condemned the execution of activists called for the release of all arbitrarily detained prisoners, including sushi, and demanded an immediate end to all forms of violence. it also called for the immediate implementation of a peace plan that was proposed back in may of 2021. by the association of southeast asian nations, known as the 5 points consensus. that plan called for an immediate cessation of violence to and constructive dialogue among all parties. but it was all but ignored by the me and my rulers. and even ossie on itself seemed to lose interest. and so for now, the leader, once known, simply as the lady, is expected to be allowed to leave her prison, quarter's answer her sentence. in more familiar confinement, the lakeside home, that has already served as a prison for some 15 years. tame on a billy al jazeera singapore. a course in molly, a sentence 46 i wore in soldiers to 20 years in prison. 49 troops from ivory coast were detained off t

then o p c, w inspector told the united nations security council that the organization issued what he called a sanitized report. further raising questions on the accuracy and reasoning behind such accusations. the u. k. france and the u. s. blame theory for the duma incident and began attacks on the country. in response, the mascot has rejected the allegation stating that the country had destroyed its chemical weapons stockpile. under a 2013 agreement, the syrian foreign minister has accused the p. c. w of falsifying its report on the legit attack civil rights attorney, robert patillo says the west has used allegations of chemical weapons to justify their military actions abroad. france seems to hand these legion of honor awards out like candy. and indeed, busher allison actually received the same award years ago and actually sent it back in 2018 after the french accused him of the use of chemical weapons. then i remind people that these saying these in france, the u. k, the u. s. was saying what the accused rock of having chemical weapons and b u. so our production chemical weapons b

could not stop bashing russia and ask for the chinese prison it's held in doing so at the united nations security council. i'm sure that ally of russia she's in ping will get right on that before shot. michelle's visit there was report only a lot of commotion in the european diplomatic community over whether he should cancel the trip entirely. and if not, that he should be absolutely ready to wag his finger at the chinese president for the chinese government's handling of the anti cove it loc downs and in suing protests. so what did shocking me should say to she shouldn't ping about the protests in china. while he told reporters that he underscored the importance of the right to peaceful assembly and quote, the acceptance by society of the anti coded measures. just last year though, it was shock. michelle, who was calling on europe to fight against citizen resistance to anti coven jap. mandates. doesn't sound like he had much interested and respecting the popular will back home when he decided to force compliance. here's a quick reminder of what anti cupid restriction and mandate protests looked like bac

the united nations security council was met off to russia's allegations that weapon supplies to ukraine have ended up in the hands of criminal gangs, but moscow's facing allegations of its own. with the you case, ambassador accused in the kremlin buying weapons from iran and north korea. russia has used those iranian drones to kill civilians and illegally target civilian infrastructure, wiping out homes, electricity, power supply schools, hospitals. russia is now attempting to obtain more weapons including hundreds of ballistic missiles in return in return. russia is offering iran, an unprecedented level of military and technical support. within from kristen silly re who has more russia called the security council meeting and tending to highlight the risk of weapons being supplied to ukraine, falling into the hands of terrorists groups and non state actors rushes ambassador vaseline ban. zia alleges, it's already happening, not only in europe, but also in the middle east and africa. but before the meeting, even started, the united kingdom accused russia of trying to purchase weapons fro

effort, ukraine has begun moves to have russia removed from its permanent seat on the united nations security councilnlikely and most people would say it is unlikely, but they have understandable argument, they say the soviet union broke up in 1991 and that a permanent seat on the security council, and then russia gets the seat, well, russia was only one of 15 republics in the soviet union and there were others, like ukraine, kazakhstan, azerbaijan, all of these countries, so the ukrainians have said they have begun a struggle to deprive russia of its status as a member of the un security council, and he says there will be resistance but they will not acquiesce to light and falsification. the task may be hard but nothing is impossible, he said. —— acquiesce to lies. this is a sign that they are continuing to make moves on the diplomatic frontjust as the soldiers are fighting russia on the battlefield.— on the battlefield. definitely one to watch. paul, _ on the battlefield. definitely one to watch. paul, for— on the battlefield. definitely one to watch. paul, for the _ on the battlefield. definitely