the united nations security council has abandoned its commitment to peace. if you are a powerful nation with a permanent member and you have the right to veto, you can do almost anything. the security council will not condemn you. i think the united states has sent armed troops to about 30 countries to fight under the approval of the united nations since the second world war. other countries can do the same thing, if they are powerful enough. i wrote an op-ed for the "new york times" two years ago that showed the u.s. is now violating 10 of the 30 paragraphs in the universal declaration of human rights. a lot of those related to the discrimination against women, supposed to be equal, not just blacks being equal to whites and so forth. i think we have a long way to go still. we need to reassess the basic purpose of the united nations to be about peace, not conflict to resolve issues, and recommit ourselves to the basic principles of human rights. and i would urge all of you to just google universal declaration of human rights. if you have a couple of minutes,

so we have times for it the idea that the entire international institutions, like united nations, like the security council, which is the parts of the united nations that have failed. because that is this idea that the big countries, the permanent members, for example, all the security council can do what they wish. but they try and impose that will on smaller countries that are looking at them and just saying, well actually you don't do so we can do we want. well, i mean, as you know, as you're suggesting, we have to take a to look at this in terms of a historical perspective. so if you think of the past 70 is also 80, is since the end of the, the 2nd world war and compare that to the, into war period between the 1st and 2nd of all was what you see is that there was an effort after the 1st world war to create a world order which essentially collapsed within about 12 or 13 years. right? so then, a revised effort was made with a lot of the same principles, but different operating methods. and the idea of the security council, the permanent members at fountains, insistence upon the members for the have a vet

the security council list, the security council, the security council is finding but other member states, united nations, have to intervene now. because what we are seeing is clearly an unfolding genocide when say you talked about the coalition of the willing, which countries might that may comp as well. i think there are a lot of countries in europe. there are a lot of countries in the south america from africa. we've seen countries like priscilla like south africa, the nordic countries, island, spain, belgium. these countries have got to make it very clear that the kid, the intention, is to get to monitoring aid into gaza, to feed and protect civilians, to make sure the hospitals and shelves has a safe places. and they must have access and they will send, they need to send these convoys, militarized convoys, and beat these valleys and other other games. who might choose to try and attack these convoys need to be towed in quite unequivocally, that if they are attacked by will be returned. mach 7, joining us from have it in the u. k. many, thanks, mark. thank you the, the foreign, but it says it from, f

for the i c j through the united nations for the security council. all of this can be used to build something that will hopefully bank a permanent stop to what these really government is doing in the both right now, maybe we aren't seeing it's effects as, as strong as the, as it needs to be. this means that all of us, you know everything, everyone around the world needs to continue to do whatever they're doing. these things take time. however, i think that slowly, the palestinians auto building a strong case towards achieving the freedom in the us on the west bank. and of course, the situation in gaza and indeed in the occupied westbank is, is getting worse west and west by the day. what about a, tell us about that and how it gets in and, and how much is needed and how much is stopped by israel. so right now those rallies are only letting in that on 20 percent. a 4th normally comes in into the south and central. the reason and 5 percent will fuck normally comes in into the north. 8th comes in through 2 ways. either the charities approved by the is re

proper medical care to israel's targeting of hospital spots and emergency meeting of the united nations security council. the on friday, the w h o is representative for the occupied palestinian territories said both hospitals needs to be protected. all, sir, that meeting the un high commissioner for human rights said israel hasn't provided enough evidence to back up its claims that the hospitals are used by him. us the foreign ministers of france and germany have met the leader of syria's new administration in damascus. john know, alvaro and i lena bad bulk representing the european union in one of the highest level west and diplomatic visits. since the assad regime was tough of last month. they cooled for a peaceful and increase of transition and say, the lifting of sanctions on syria will depend on the country's political transition . satellite images have revealed the is really ami is moving beyond the occupies gayden heights and reinforcing its presence in the syrian town of nature. since the full of the acid regime last month, these really um, it has also shelf that protest is deployed soldiers in

his first thought was to invite the five permanent members of the united nations security council to come together and let us all finally promote peace in the middle east. i said no way. no way am i going to invite, we've already got us and the soviet union. there's no way i'm going to invite china and france and great britain, too. it just complicates the issue. and then we exchanged ideas again. and in september, he announced that he would be willing to go to jerusalem. and he made this a public statement after he consulted with me. and i strongly approved. he announced this to the parliament of egypt and i contacted menachem begin who responded to me with an invitation for sadat to come and he did. he went. it was a momentous event. the first baptist church in washington where i attended services adjourned early so i could go home and watch sadat's speech. it was a harsh speech. if you read the text, he laid down the maximum demands of the arab world. it wasn't important what he said. it was where he said it. and then through me, he invited menachem begin to join him in israeli te

the facility is where i was targeting of hospital spots and emergency meeting of the united nations security council on friday. the w a chose representative for the occupied palestinian territory, said both hospitals need to be protected address areas. gabriel is onto has more from the united nations in new york. during an emergency un security council meeting, the world health organization urge is real. to resend it's evacuation demands about allowed to a hospital in indonesian hospital. all are, which is the last remaining minimal functional scope. the north casa, is struggling to stay all food in water. if you are depleting fast, balls patrol has been without many essential medicines for more than $85.00 days. the w h o has documented 650 for attacks on health care facilities and gaza since october 2023. the w o 2 has warranty for pets and of systematic dismantling of the health care system in north casa. this pattern must be reversed while briefing the council. boker took the un high commissioner for human rights, directly responded to the claims by israel in the united states. that hospitals an

is there a start guessing of hospitals, spots, and emergency meeting of the united nations security council area on friday. the w h o is representative for the occupied palestinian territories said both hospitals needs to be protected. we'll have more on that security council meeting in a moment. but 1st, here's how to make mood with low on those forced evacuation or does hey zach listen orders extended to uh, the last remaining a small health facility that's allowed the hospice that its a charge part of a charge mom and i the in the past few weeks at the beginning of the grant, offensive and as of right in the span of the, of less than an hour. another evacuation order sharply ordering and is threatening anyone to remain inside the hospital. wanted everyone to evacuate immediately. similar to what happened to the agent hospital now concerning the part of this has many of the people inside these 2 health facilities are in fact people who work for simply it's made to leave a come out one hospital when it was on by the is really monitors, we really talk about people in, in, in critical condit

so my thought was addressed as to the united nations security council this week. and the american and william system as well have a right to self defense, although she failed to comment on the idea of destruction. of the reason that discrepancy was negative viruses, i'm boss of the, to the you and the united states condemns the who's these latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to self defense. these really military response following the december 19th incident was clearly disproportionate and deserves our condemnation. the bottom line is that human has been subjected to airborne aggression in recent days. these attacks have nothing to do with the right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against a sovereign state. there's 2 of us as a bid farewell to tony tony and full, we really focus on the pivotal story is that defined the yeah. on to say i was in the covers the escalating crisis between yeah, man and the west. the gems tuesdays and the supports for the palestinian people have been hammering isr

the united nations security council has had it's fast, amazing of the focusing on those sanctions against syria. gabriel and his on the has this report for you and continues to push for any sanctions against syria to be lifted. saying that is critically important at this very moment. that was one of the key messages coming out of a security council meeting. who's the president? i've also firmly believed that hurricane on, i mean, inclusive, political, some unsafe is the most effective, means to inspire confidence. i'm sure that syria typically receives the economic support that it desperately needs which requires him to smooth and design. sions appropriate action on destinations 2 and major funding, including for reconstruction. tom fletcher, the us top humanitarian official, told the counsel sanctions hurt their ability to deliver aid. we need to ensure efficient slab support into an through syria. this means that the sanctions should not impede humanitarian support. the united states announcement of a new general license covering transactions with serial governing institutions provides

president put out in may, that we got the whole world to endorse country after country, the united nations security council everyone got behind it. and then finally back then, hamas was was isolated. it accepted the framework that the president put forward. ever since then, we've been working on negotiating the final details. it could be happening. hamas has not yet released any statements on these negotiations. a scary start to the new year for basketball star caitlin clark. police arrested a texas man in indianapolis yesterday. he's accused of threatening and stalking the wnba rookie of the year. police say it all started last month when clark began receiving sexually explicit messages on her social media account. earlier this week, officers traced the messages to a hilton hotel in downtown indianapolis. that's just minutes from where clark plays as a member of the indiana fever. when confronted by police, the man claimed to be in the city on vacation, and he said his messages were just part of a fantasy and were not threats. the accused stalker is expected to be formally charged in a courtroom tomorrow.

united nations security council has held it's fast meaning of the year with a focus on syria and lifting sanctions. it's special envoy for syria says more must be done to review restrictions on the new administration. gabriel is under reports from the un headquarters in new york for you and continues to push for any sanctions against syria to be lifted. saying that is critically important at this very moment. that was one of the key messages coming out of a security council meeting. mr. bruce, and i've also firmly believed that hurricane on, i mean, inclusive, political compensation is the most effective means to inspire confidence. i'm sure that syria particularly receives the economic support that it desperately needs which requires him to as smooth and design sions appropriate action on destinations to and major funding. including for reconstruction, tom fletcher, the us top humanitarian official, told the counsel sanctions hurt their ability to deliver aid. we need to ensure efficient slab support into and through syria. this means that functions should not impede humanitarian suppor

add that to the fact that the minister left for all raise the question of the reformer, united nations security council. and each of the things that old and the police on the table is very important is a way of communicating air for these kind of makes. yeah, it's going to be interesting if there is any movement on thoughts as you see in 2025, we await with interest. thank you so much for your time. this our, upon africanist on for remember all the sudden african national assembly then, but go to the mark circuit bird because i'm good. india is parliament over comments. somebody can utilize a legit mishandling of the coven palm demick. the meta ceo said box lead to an election last for the ruling party. something indian officials point type is false . a. mr. zachary briggs claim that most incumbent governments last post cobit is factually incorrect, including the 2024 elections in india from delivering free food to $800000000.00 and providing $2200000000.00 free vaccines as well as a nation's world wide during cove. it to leading india as the fastest growing major economy. p embodies decisive 3rd term.

so russia's ambassador of the united nations security council meeting. he said that this is a clear violation of serious territorial integrity. but is anybody actually listening? so what they did it, but we did it because we would especially like to highlight the immediate threats to the territorial integrity of syria posed by the legal actions of israel, which is pursuing a policy effect on the ground in the occupied go down. heights was with 500 square kilometers of syrian territory, have already been seized. israel's actions constitute a blatant violation of international legal resolutions, including numerous decisions of the security council and the general assembly of the goal and the heights has been a partially occupied or should we say stolen by israel. since 1967, it has always been a stone in the side of syrian as riley relations. of the damascus fell israel mobilize as forces unenrolled on through the region with heavy alma seizing the you and established a buffer zone and land pre on the syrian refugee alphabet. once again, while he has his o

these negotiations will be based on all of the provisions and principles of the united nations security councilion 242, and provides israel may live in peace within secure and recognized borders and this great aspiration of israel has been certified without constraint with the greatest degree of enthusiasm by president sadat, the leader of one of the greatest nations on earth. [applause] the other document is entitled framework for the conclusion of a peace treaty between egypt and israel. it provides for the full exercise of ejection sovereignty over the sinai. it calls for the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the sinai. and after withdrawal, which will be accomplished very quickly, the establishment of normal, peaceful relations between the two countries, including diplomatic relations. [applause] [applause] together, with accompanying letters which we will make public tomorrow, these two camp david agreements provide the basis for progress and peace throughout the middle east. there is one issue on which agreement has not been reached. egypt states and the agreement to remove settlemen

tennessee last week as well as targeting of hospitals as spock and emergency meeting of the united nations security council . on friday, wells health organizations representative fully occupied palestinian territories, said that both be indonesian and out of the hospitals need to be protected, obviously, or is gabrielle is on the has moved from new york during an emergency un security council meeting. the world health organization urge is real to resend its evacuation demands about allowed to a hospital in indonesian hospital all are, which is the last remaining minimal functional scope in north casa, is struggling to stay all food in water. if you are depleting fast, falls patrol has been without many essential medicines for more than $85.00 days. the w h o has documented 650 for attacks on health care facilities and gaza since october 2023. the w o 2 has wonderful pattern of systematic dismantling of the health care system in north casa. this pattern must be reversed while briefing the council. boker took the un high commissioner for human rights, directly responded to the claims by israel in the united

president put out in may that we got the whole world to endorse country after country, the united nations security councild everyone got behind it. and then finally back then, hamas was was isolated. it accepted the framework that the president put forward. ever since then, we've been working on negotiating the final details, everything that has to go into implementation. and time and again that's been delayed or derailed by some event. but now we're at a point, as i said, where we are closer than we've ever been, and we'll have to see if hamas can can finally say yes. >> and i've been told by several sources very close to this that, as we have expected, the injured, the women, the injured, the elderly would come out firs. and then, of course, the americans, alive and dead. >> that's look, i can't i can't get into the details of the president when he put out the framework, made clear that during the first six weeks of this agreement, because it's basically a two step process, a phased deal the first six weeks, the conflict stops, israel pulls back its forces. a lot of hostages come out. some prisoners are

yes, is still listed as a terrorist organizations by the united states, united nations security council. i'm in the regional plays like tennessee as well. let me be forgiven for not remembering that forgetting that based on this diplomatic offensive, the aged yes and the new syrian leadership has been able to pull. i think i'm actually and so it was a sanctions race, which is other say what the syrian government not just wants to also needs i think that made to ground on this because the western powers like the us. what role that kind of wait and see they much rather see what the new regime does and make show about his options matches words. but there's a case here i've been born in behind the a lot of other regional plans, like for example, saudi arabia, jordan and turnkey on more than willing to provide a support to the new government. and the west wants to make sure that they don't get on board to the train leaves dispassion, which is why i think we've seen that sanctions really announced very recently. i'm not saying that those goals, countries, and other regional players are place

united nations security council was held at 1st meeting of the year on sylvia focusing on lifting sanctions. even a special envoy, gift petterson said, must be done to a v restrictions on the new suit administration, gave her others onto has more from the un headquarters in new york. the u. n. continues to push for any sanctions against syria to be lifted, saying that is critically important at this very moment. that was one of the key messages coming out of a security council meeting. mr. bruce, and i've also firmly believed that hurricane on i mean inclusive, political sounds safe is the most effective, means to inspire confidence. i'm sure that syria particularly receives the economic support that it's desperately needs which requires them to as smooth and design sions appropriate action on destinations. to and major funding, including for reconstruction. tom fletcher then you ins, top humanitarian official, told the counsel sanctions hurt their ability to deliver aid. we need to ensure efficient slab support into an through syria. this means that the sanctions should not impede humanita

it has to be lifted by the united nations security council, and that's requires an approval from brush as well. and i think all sizing for doing the show will continue to hold this as a card to try and ensure that the new administration goes the direction they wanted to go. right. but that's a delicate balance, isn't it? because it, that needs to happen to ease the transition, but on the other hand, you need to make sure that they do get in the right direction. and so it is trying to manage that as well as it's agreeing on the direction. that's the issue. i think the west and countries and maybe 2 or 3 out of country is particularly much of that . remember, it's an egypt particular concerned about the new stomach state, but nothing. the says that we, we've been on the stomach state the dash is on, but in any, any form of political is the governing an ad upcountry they see it as a threat to their interest. and you had that being said by the, for a minister of germany a few days ago, i think the tour that started with saudi arabia and then going to united arab emirates. and then jordan i

president put out in may, that we got the whole world to endorse country after country, the united nations security councilgot behind it. and then finally back then, hamas was was isolated. it accepted the framework that the president put forward. ever since then, we've been working on negotiating the final details, everything that has to go into implementation. and time and again that's been delayed or derailed by some event. but now we're at a point, as i said, where we are closer than we've ever been, and we'll have to see if hamas can can finally say yes. >> joining us now, carnegie endowment for international peace, senior fellow and former arab-israeli negotiator aaron david miller. all right. we've we've had this conversation before. does this time feel different? >> katie. it does. >> i mean, the signs and the signals i think are strong. >> the palestinians are sending their experts who deal with release of palestinian prisoners to doha. the israelis are sending signals to the ministries that deal with the absorption of hostages. so it feels as if it seems as if that this is the moment for an agree

united nations to prevent war. we wanted to treat everybody fairly. we have pretty well abandon both of those things as well. united nations, the security council does not prevent wars and even our own country is violating a lot of the universalities of human right paragraphs. i think these can be changed. the political idealism of fairness, amnesty, friendship, i think we will have a reaction to make our country even better. [applause] mr. clinton: what about, let's talk about the carter foundation -- we are nonstate actors, not government. we do things with government. we have worked very closely with government, but isis is the one nonstate actor. one of the problems that i think being presented by all of the rises, conflict related to one state actors is how to apply norms to them and dealing with them when if every country in the world follow the same norms and they do not, more people may die. do you think we could have some sort of international convention? take the gates foundation that has done a heck of a lot of good. have you ever given any thought to that? mr. carter: we are supposed to have international standards on monitoring ele

. >> outgoing secretary of state antony blinken chaired a united nations security council meeting on the implications of artificial intelligence for maintaining international peace and security, this is two hours and 15 minutes >> the 9,121st meeting of the security council is called to order. the provisional agenda for this meeting is maintenance of peace and security, artificial intelligence. the agenda is adopted. let me start by warmly welcoming the secretary-general, distinguished ministers are with us today and others are present in the security council chamber. i think your presence today underscores the importance of the subject matter under discussion. in accordance with rule 39 in the council's provisional rules i invite the following to participate in the meeting. mr. john mckuhn, and professor of computer science, data science, neural science and electrical computer engineering at new york university and the professor of the computer science department at stanford university and member of the secretary-general cientific advisory board. it is so decided. the security counc

, the golan heights and buffers zone and beyond, and rushes and pass it up to the united nations that a security council meeting said that is a clear violation of serious territorial integrity. as soon as i did it, but we did with naples, we would especially like to highlight the immediate threats to the territorial integrity of syria posed by the legal actions of israel, which is pursuing a policy effect on the ground in the occupied go down heights with 500 square kilometers of syrian territory have already been seized. israel's actions constitute a blatant violation of international legal resolutions, including numerous decisions of the security council and the general assembly. the goal at high is, has been positive. ok fight, or should we say stolen by israel since 1967, it's always being stolen in the side of syria. israel relations, and often damascus. fairly recently, israel mobilized his forces unenrolled on through the region with heavy. i'm a seizing the you and establish buffers own on land the, on the syrian refugee off. maybe we've been talking to a guy and he popes about in his opinion. w

it is time to talk about how to reform not just the un security council, but to make the united nations more effective, more equitable. i think we're in this strange moment of global transition of global flux, where a range of players, whether it's countries in the global south or countries in the rich world, whether simply never going to happen or by effective challenges to that system. and that i think we, we have seen, and it's been very clear and very successful in the united states is illegal, 2003, the occupation invasion and occupation and ultimately destruction of the rock was icing. by, by the accounts of most observers, anomalous. the most clear cut and brazen violation of the un charter since 1945. and if you know, in terms of the discussions that were this is the, is the money a driving factor and is the driving factor? i'll start with you to i would. yes, i'd probably, i'm a little bit unfashionable about this because i think i went on so i know it's not the driving factor. i think it's political ambition is the driving factor that we say on the war. we're not spending anyw

united nations to prevent wars and we had a universe, the declaration of human rights, to treat everybody fairly. we were pretty well abandoned both of those things as know the united nations. now the security council doesn't prevent wars and even our whole country is violating a lot of the universal declaration of human rights paragraphs. so those two things i think can be changed and i believe that once we reach the bottom of of political idealism and and fairness and and i'd say amnesty between both sides or amity of friendship or i think we're going to have a reaction against it, which i believe make our country even better. do you think it. what about. let's talk a little about this. what about the carter foundation, the carter center, our foundational we're non-state. not government. and we do things with government. you work very closely with governments, but but isis is a non-state actor. one of the problems is that i think is being presented to by all of the rise of conflict related to non-state actors, is how to apply norms to them in dealing with them when if every country in the world the same norms and they don't more may die. so i think that is there some way do you believe we should

of staff, the nation's highest ranking military officer and the principal military adviser to the president of the united states, the secretary of defense and the national security council. before that, general milley served as chief of staff of the army. and over his distinguished military career, he held multiple command and staff positions that included tours in iraq, afghanistan, korea and multiple international hot spots. i had the honor of working alongside general milley when i was serving as the assistant to the secretary of defense for public affairs and pentagon press secretary under the late ash carter. and i saw firsthand general milley's leadership, his wise counsel and his deep commitment to our men and women in uniform and as general milley enjoys a well deserved retirement. he's actually busier than ever and among his new responsibilities, he's now a senior adviser to jp morgan chase. today, he's going to help us better understand the dangerous world we live in and the threats to our nation and our economy. please join me in giving a warm welcome to general mark milley. [applause] thanks for being here. it is great to see you. i'm not used to seeing you

sudanese government disputes houses here is gabriel alexander reports from the united nations in new york. as the security council convenes to discuss, sudan on the agenda, the sudanese government decision to abruptly end cooperating with a global hunger monitoring system known as i p c. which recently issued a report that says a 5 areas are basing famine and over 24000000 sudanese experience high levels of food and security. by may, we are concerned the seed needs will services impulses that participation in the ip c system. in response to this report, continuing to deny the food and security spreading costs across to done would only exacerbate suffering un official said the sudanese government is imposing bureaucratic hurdles to delivering aid. the advert. costing remains of crucial entry points and to route. but inside the, for additional restrictions are being imposed on the work of you monitoring organizations. a new inspection procedures for trucks intended for conflict affected areas and not the full are creating new boss will next to the sudanese authorities decision to suspend their collaboration with th

the image we call on representatives of the united nations, the council of europe, the organization for the cooperation and security in europe, the european union, the united states, and other concerned governments to scrutinize and publicly challenge russia's actions in order to uphold the fundamental rights to freedom of expression and privacy, both online and offline, a stipulated and binding international agreements to which russia is a party. so b, u, of which for us as a part of course, was really concerned about russia bullying telegram when that temporarily band, under the pretext that they were crimes being committed on there and wanted access under that pre text. but when france actually arrests, the founder and what looks like an attempt to pressure him into handing over control, citing similar crimes. not so much interest there. sounds like you're off himself, actually believes that the west would be so much different then russia was living in russia a few years ago of this uh, printer. uh, all of this uh, activities were used as a pretext to monitor the communication off of russian citizens. and then i

the united nations held that emergency meeting at the security council in response to israel's attacks on hospitals. the w h o is representative for the occupied palestinian territory said both hospitals need to be protected. individuals told the situation continues to deteriorate. the hospital reportedly received in order to evacuate and to provide the list name and details of all those. so aside, we urge them to hospital and is remain patients or dangerous and active conflicts all be protective. all are we just the last remaining minimal functional toby, north casa, has been without many essential medicines for more than 85 days. we have just received reports is all out true as being order to fully have extra weight reduced the last health lifeline in north garza is at risk of being saved or honey. more fluid has more from dayton by law in central garza to say that who is an order is extended due at the last remaining a small health facility that's allowed the hospital that it's a charge part of a charge of the that has been on the in the past few weeks at the beginning of the grant,