us, let's say yes, an axiom that we follow , that's why we talk about turkey, ukraine , the united nations, well, for now, that's how we have it mr. serhiy, you mentioned the 28th separately mechanized brigade and the knights of the winter campaign. i don’t know if you watched a video demonstrating the technique of trophy equipment, which trophy this brigade took in particular, but it covered. to identify, but for your information, how much equipment was left on the right bank, because i read in various russian publications that up to three quarters of the russians left on the right bank, and all of this could become the property and armament of the ukrainian army what do you know about this, please? well, of course i know about the helicopter, of course we even showed this picture. thank you to our guys and the information that it was the lethal equipment of our emergency services and such. i heard such information now that the helicopter has been returned home and that is good as far as enemy equipment is concerned of course there are a lot of course there are, let's say, representatives of al

well, actually ukraine is in a situation where all the enemy gives slaps every day and that the minutes and even more so we have today already confirmed by the organization of the united nations that tomorrow on the third of november the ships will leave eight ships will still go to work in the grain corridor again today a small technical stop well, time requires it, circumstances require it. please tell me what you think about the fact that they buried their ships, now they are releasing them one by one, what does this indicate or is it not a consequence, as mrs. humenyuk said, of the attack of combat mosquitoes that flew there on the black sea fleet well, maybe it wasn’t mosquitoes, maybe it’s that they don’t support it somehow, the equipment caught fire again, somewhere on the boards here, the situation is very much with them, uh, i know all the time to emphasize that on the territory of ukraine, although temporarily occupied what is crimea like today? will it take a long time to implement the current legislation of ukraine? we have been talking about it since july. we have a law on smoking in public places. well, you see, they didn't implement it. they got it, so let them

support of ukrainian initiatives from canada during the g20 itself and the organization of the united nations wellonversation it became known that a thousand surface-to-air missiles and more than 25,000 winter sets for the troops ukraine receives from great britain, this was confirmed by president volodymyr zelenskiy in a telephone robbery. questions, both leaders supported the continuation of the grain initiative and agreed positions on the eve of important international events. in kyiv, at least we know that such a visit is being prepared. it is clear that for security reasons the exact dates are unknown, but considering that britain is helping us a lot in our confrontation with the russian enemy, we hope that such a visit will be another confirmation of britain's constant support for us bohdan ferenc candidate of political sciences founder of sdplatforma is now in touch with us bohdan good night to you and thank you for being with us i congratulate you, i am glad to see each other bohdan regarding the help we just talked about from two of our strategic partners of great britain and canada suppo

james bay's ouch is era at the united nations? well, let's get more now and the impact of russia decision raffle. 3rd is in stumble. here is the kill your district office stumble where blacks him, it's a both for us right behind me. there are tons of west anchored here waiting to be inspected by the joint coordination center. and it's stumble. and this is just a small portion of the west of and could around a stumble in total $97.00 loaded west of and 15, inbound west have registered to be inspected by the coordination center. and according to the information that this coordination center has just provided. 809 more of them have a life to be registered for the for the inspection on monday, turkish and the united nations, more than 400 ships have passed through the board for us carrying 9300000 tons of the ukrainian grain to the international market this number seems quite big, but just before the war, the number of ships care carrying ukrainian grain passing the boss for us were double off off of this, this number. so lexie is quite a

well, it is very now very simple . if you look at the specialists who support russia - these are their five countries that vote to support their resolution of the united nationse for the support of south korea and some other iran and in other countries within the radius, you are a specialized world, all specialists understand these risks very well and, well, they support ukrainian specialists as much as possible and ukrainian enterprises that deal with the problem of radiation safety, our japanese institute, as part of the program of the japanese state jacka, recently delivered to the chernobyl zone equipment that to some extent are compensating for what was violated during the er occupation of the zone, contacts continue on this matter and of course, this zaporizhia problem is in the center of attention of the xiaomi peace scientific community from the russians, who accuse the ukrainians of the fact that they are , er, that we are preparing a nuclear bomb and we can detonate it, you, as experts, a dirty nuclear bomb, what do you experts think about it, the seriousness of these accusations, how much does this dirty bomb make sense at all, and, well, is it dif

it's clear that there is very much presence in the united nations as well as elsewhere. and secondly, of course, the nature of these initiative, it's not about ukraine. it is, it is being shaped as a nation on ukrainian subject, but everybody understands that this is about stealing russian assets about some illegal move which is being contemplated in the have of some western politicians. and it's difficult to conceal these rules. that's why all the, the countries that we're considering the draft. so they were absolutely mindful of these, of these double layers of these resolution. and of course, they were understanding that by prioritizing ukrainian crisis, once again, they risk to put all the other issues on the agenda for united nations in the kind of semi i believe in. and this is a very dangerous trans which is not upheld by a lot of your member states, as you see from the results of the voting. now, when it comes to the united states and the topics that it does prioritize with the un in your view, what can be done to prevent a unipolar projection of us and western n

well the really coalition barrison nation now and the party that dominate them. united malays national organization. i'm know. well they're clearly looking to strengthen their hand. and the thing is this, the forecasting that next year the economy would be doing even worse than it is now . so their thinking was it would be better for them to call for the selection. now it may backfire though. i mean, the thing is that they've openly said that the former prime minister, who is their former leader of the coalition. not deborah zach. he's in prison now on a 12 year jail sentence, connected to a grass gamble. while they basically said they feel that he should be pardon. and they're clearly going to ask the hope is to ask the king to have him pardon. additionally, their current leader, a virus on national, so he's meeting, he's facing dozens of corruption charges himself. he says that it's a political prosecution. now opponents are pushing thing was meeting his own goal here is to try and be put in a situation where he can appoint an attorney general, who will have the charg

[000:00:00;00] a, [000:00:00;00] a with the united nations warmly. well, who are very enjoying the grain. excellent deal as you crave, promise, it won't use the humanitarian cargo for minute purposes. if you go on the bridge way to great, we can find a region true to and the bloody to get conflict that has resulted in a disaster. also in africa is to the congo to support the government. and it's quite in, from the us, the global community have the know the deteriorating situation, because it's focused on the cleaning of conflict and ala mas company space, ex launch is a heavy lift rocket to deliver secret military payload for the u. s. space with dogs, international broadcasting live from of just policy. our glad you can join us. i'm right on army. the 2nd look at the top stories this out. the u. r. has warmly welcome to russia's decision to rejoin the black sea green export deal. as keith has given written guarantees not to use the same fruits for military purposes, since carrying ukrainian grain have already crossed the boss for straight. following to h

so now in terms of told between, you know, most school kids and of course, by the united nations as well. it seems that at this moment, the deal is once again, once again a live now and it is, it is it's work. and so according to the doing coordination center, that is a public to stumble as a part of dish. but actually green initiatives that are more than 90 loaded westerns that are around the stumble and waiting to be respected by di, by the coordination center. and also this coordination center stating that more than 80 ships also lied to be registered for the inspection. you can see that there is a high number or that that, that the ships that are waiting to be inspected to get the community to carry did bring to the international market. so, so the, for the update, thanks very much. let's move toward the top story that we're following here on out there. i don't see election in israel what the former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears on course to return. as the country's leader with almost all of the violence counted in tuesday's election, his right tween block looks s

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well, or uh, fortunately for the united nations, not alas.bably because, after all, the united nations must maintain its authority. even in these difficult circumstances, when she is openly framed by konstantinosiks, even considering what you said authors. this is a resolution. they may try to use some other mechanisms in the future, which will nevertheless have legal force, and it is possible to lie that they will, after all, want to give russian assets to ukraine in some other way . the collective west has been using appropriate mechanisms that have nothing to do with the charter, it has been using international law since march 2014, this and uh, unilateral sanctions taken bypassing the security councils, arrest. the assets of imposing sanctions are no longer economic, but political already not only on individuals, but also on institutions. well, let's say councils without the federation council in which i have the honor to work, and before that the state duma was under the corresponding american sanctions, but that has not the slightest pr

the governor says san francisco is both the birthplace of the united nations as well as a hub for innovation. that boasts deep cultural and economic ties with the asia pacific region. i joined san francisco in welcoming world leaders to the golden state next year with open arms. a developing story last night was the big deadline for twitter employees ceo elon musk gave everybody an ultimatum either pledge to what he called extremely hard core work conditions or resign with severance pay. >> the new york times is reporting 1200 people chose to go. a federal judge has ruled twitter cannot seek releases from those employees until claims against the company have been heard in court kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to an attorney representing many of those workers. >> twitter offices may be closed until monday amid a wave of resignations. but the drama continues online. and in court, a federal judge has blocked twitter from sending out severance agreements because of several claims filed by twitter employees. attorney shannon liss-riordan is representing those workers saying musk's original severanc

compromising evidence , united in the family of the president of the united states of america is already a matter of national security. wellt that contacts between the heads of the russian special services of the united states this is good good in the conditions of this turbulence is good, despite the fact that there can be practically no results, but back in the days of the soviet union the sharpest years of ideological confrontation and political and military confrontation between us and the western world. uh, there were meetings. through the channel, respectively, the cia kgb when certain leaders met discussed certain issues. well, in general, here, in principle, still in custody. i would like to say that, of course , estonia is being put forward at the helm of such a major western intelligence hub in europe today. strange as it may seem, it is estonia . well, let's say i don't want to tell my friends. well, nevertheless, with a man who went through the walls, including interrogations in the estonian counterintelligence. that's just well, he said. listen, well, how do you assess their potential, you know, so he said, so

the only member of our delegation who did not receive an american visa, the united nations is nevertheless important to us. well and with regard specifically to this resolution, which formalizes, fixes the possibility of reparation for the robbery of russia, appropriation of our own, our buildings, ours and various other objects. e in different countries of the world. this is very, very of course, it is unreasonably twisted and therefore we thank those countries that opposed it. well , the countries that abstained, they also did not want to quarrel with washington, but, uh, de facto. uh, that's 73 countries. e, which we understand object to this resolution to the great regret. we you must learn to live with you in real life when such rubbish. forgive me for a non-parliamentary expression, uh, it can be taken at the site of the united nations, therefore , our systematic work, including in the plane of our parliamentary diplomacy, will hopefully, uh, behind the elephant so that fewer decisions of this kind are made on the main platform on the planet international organization of our relations, when on the resolut

today's also test of our courage here in the united nations about our courage to speak out. well, lou saint mckinnon of human rights watch says that the united nations can still investigate even if iran doesn't cooperate this fisher up to on iran, which has been in existence for a number of years and has never had the corporation of a government of iran. so we don't expect that iran would support and cooperate with an investigation established now by the counsel. ah, however, we know, you know that that's not an uncommon situation. there are many mechanisms established by the human rights council where the country concerned does not operate other examples being yamaha and north korea and so on. so, and there are other ways of course, of doing these sorts of investigations, remote investigations. so speaking to witnesses and victims remotely, and of course, using information that's available publicly on social media. lots of videos for the photograph. testimonies, which of course need to be verified can be used to, to do criminal investigations. and the key here, of course, is tha

we'll go over what i think is a very good idea of what is happening already, how to find as well in the united nations like the country. so this also like like china, like the south american, like the african countries and other countries who as well one piece and 2, no, i'm not in favor of an escalation policy like that. well the news, our technology dot com put more into the news on the back on the totally out of the with more international news. so i hope you understand. ah, good, good, good, good, good, good cheese work like brings things. i would like a nice story. i mean you could call me when you bring me a little nibble come because it really was nice, sharp corley when she when you press be good. yeah, that was the why i'm with the name of luisel. we do go with the see in the all the me, she's the to but the year partial. so put them a solution. she's going to, we're the only like, what's new from a fall newly bolcko's. thanks to be with the review of the let you please give me a shout at me. i using it sounds. i mean, you know, there's a personal which people use in the library with floors a

well, this is just a robbery of russia formalized at the level of a special session the general assembly of the united nationsor the first time in history, the general assembly of the main international organization on the planet, the united nations, formalized the basis for reparations of the international register of damage, which all member countries of the united nations are called to create and which must be created together with ukraine, this international register of damage and then develop a mechanism to compensate for this damage. it is nothing else. let's understand this. let's be aware of how a mechanism for forced appropriation of the property of the russian federation abroad. that is, e, this property will be confiscated , appropriated, taken away from russia, as a sign of the damage brought to russia by ukraine, and this completely dislocated predatory mechanism is formalized by a majority vote of the participants in the special session of the general assembly . and, accordingly, those countries that go in line with the united states and their foreign policy line on a unipolar world order. where

well, the united nations has said that they welcome and that they are proceeding to go ahead with this donation of fertilizer coming from russia. now the 1st shipment has departed. it's $20000.00 metric tons of fertilizer headed for the african nation. i'm allowing now, in total, russia will be donating $260000.00 metric tons of fertilizer. these will be headed for african countries that would be having a food crisis without it are very much in need of this fertilizer in order to ensure their food supply. now it's important to note that the west has imposed post sanctions on russia and made it very difficult for russia to export rain as well as to export fertilizer. and this recent deal, which is being praised by the united nations, the world food program and others. this, this deal basically refutes a lot of the claims that we heard from western media. this notion that somehow russia was trying to blackmail the world and create a food crisis or profit. somehow from this, it's important to be very aware of the facts here. russia is not materially or financially benefiting from this dea

victory on points. of the city and himself the assistant to the president of the united states for national security issues, well. how do you assess this trip in principle, what does it show today? i can only congratulate the efforts of the united states states because the political presence and role of jake sullivan and the administration of president joe biden is enormous without the efforts of the current american president and the entire american establishment without bipartisan support from the us congress of course western support would be much less that jack sullivan at the beginning of this war was enough restrained but has now changed his position in the direction of real and sincere support for ukraine only mean that enough has happened at the level of advisers to president biden serious evolution. we remember that even before the outbreak of a new stage of this war, jack sarion was one of those who, after all, spoke more restrained about politics and proposed negotiations with him. he was an ideologue. by the way, the meeting of biden in geneva, but in the end, we still see he changed his position und

national guard, there is now a miraculous, myrrh-streaming icon of the mother of god. before you, the saints were not exhibited for worship, believers in other churches, as well as military unitsand special forces of the national guard of the special military operation, as well as in the performance of everyday official combat tasks demonstrates high skill , professionalism, courage, and at the same time, strength of mind and patriotism, and today's arrival of this shrine in our main temple prayer service this is not only a sign of recognition of the merits of military personnel, but also a further blessing of their kindred service for the good of the fatherland . now there are new shots from the presidential press service. dear colleagues, good afternoon today we will talk about the implementation of the 2012 decree, which speaks of the salaries of certain categories of public sector employees. but first, as usual, current issues.

well. united nations secretary general has warned the world is losing the fight against climate change. addressing the cop $27.00 summit in egypt and turner guitar is described, climate change is the defining issue of our age. the clock is ticking. we are in the fight of our lives and we are losing greenhouse gas emissions. keep growing global temperatures. keep rising and our planet is fast. approaching tipping points depth will make climate scales you reversible. we are on the highway to climate. tell we though it foot still on the accelerator, and there's a standoff between italian officials and rescue ship carrying hundreds of migrants . refugees, people on board, a vessel operated by doctors without borders of waiting for permission to decent parking cataneo. the boat carrying $572.00 passengers docked on monday. the authorities are only allowing minus families and people with health issues to leave you without a 0. the stream is next asking if a positive attitude can help tackle the climate emergency. ah, i hello welcome to the stream, i'm from the ok. these scale of our global climate emerg

today's also test of our parents here in the united nations about our courage to speak out. well, we can now talk to lucy mclearnen. she's with human rights watch where she is, deputy director for united nations responsible for advocacy. she's in geneva and has just stepped out of that meeting of the you ends human rights body on a round to talk with us miss mccune, and thank you very much for taking time for us. so 1st of all, do you think the rounds crackdown on protesters warrants? are you an investigation? and if so, why? yeah, absolutely. and we strongly support the cold front investigation. and we just heard today in the human rights council here, the special rapport to on the situation in iran describe the possibility of accountability within iran as structural impunity. he described how the judiciary was not independence, have the lowest on comply with international human rights standards. and so it's impossible to get an impartial investigation at the domestic level. therefore, we think the international community needs to step in with an international investigation. and

united states and i think that is a very important point. both nations, once again, had been sanctioned by the united states. both nations have stood with each other as well as with other sanction nations like it on and other others like cuba, nicaragua, as well. and this signifies once again that the ongoing relationship is going to continue getting stronger. specifically, in regards to currencies, pepto, currencies, the ruble, and of course russians being able to go to cuba and really help out the tourist industry in cuba by using their own, ah, currency as well being allowed to use rubles, which is something that the people of russia haven't been able to do, and i think we're going to see more of this, develop it again. this is a very strong statement to make from cuba and as well as from the russian president . yeah. as you say, strong statements from both of those leaders. david, as you also say, uniting on one particular front when they're facing perhaps a lot of pressure from certain professional partners in the west, there's obviously a long term long term relationship going back at least 60 years. fiorella. thank you. thank you. ah, what if you'r

how to find as well in the united nations like the country. so like, it's like china like the south american, like the african countries and other countries who as well one piece and to know and save all escalation, policy like that. well, a new out of process in to european union member states. major cities in greece, faith violence classes, a police aah! quick and private sector workers walked out to the union organized 24 hour general strike to protest twice likes, rallies, all being described as the biggest since 2015 when greece received. and if you pay that far from the e, u at the i m f, they come now as greece is grappling with an inflation rate of 12 percent of the highest in the euro's. that product is white. the greek economy being full cost to grow by 5.3 percent. thanks to stronger than expected tourism now will strike this, disrupted public services around the country, including ferries to greece. many iras. i'm cool school closures, i'm starving shortages in hospitals. now metro stations will close and bosses taxes and really ser

well, the united nations is long. been a joke. i think it's important to say how to make it plain in the spirit of the united nations has always been a plaything in the ends of our policy establishment in the junior underlying partners like israel in great britain. how can a $175.00 plus vote against this block? he did need 5 countries and only 2 against the law. but increasingly international theater. united states is more and more isolated. the headlines today in the washington post and beyond with it moscow increase the military budget, 2023 by 40 set. so now it obviously route $85000000000.00, which is serious number considering that us military budget is 10 times higher. you 175. so again, we see the rule of rescue written world and they die and why, why do you think will do make puts? and then d, as is kind of plans to unveil this new monument to fidel castro known as the us and your panic over the possibility of a nuclear war was clear that nobody, no official in washington d. c on wall street is clamoring for a statue to f

go over what i think is a very good idea of what is happening already to find allies as well in the united nations like the countries of the south. all like, like china like this, all american, like the african countries and other countries who as well want peace and promote, i'm not in favor of escalation, policy like that. the job biden has refused to even consider changing the direction of his presidency. despite admitting that much of the american public is this self is fine with the path his administration has taken. the american leader made those comments while expressing relief. his rival, republican didn't make bigger gains in the mid term election. voters spoke clearly about their concerns. they're still frustrated. i get it. what in the next 2 years you intend to do differently? nothing. i'm not going to change the direction. i said i ran for 3 reasons. i'm going to continue to stay remo. that statement came as the vote content, the nation's high stakes, mid term ballot continues with a razor thin race taking place for the control of the senate. while the other chamber, the republican pa

young was one of the honored guests and their relationship while andrew young was in the united nations was good as well. but one of the things about andrew young, and i've talked about it in the book and on tour is that andrew young isn't afraid to say what he wants to say and do what he wants to do. sometimes that can get you in trouble. one of the great stories and i don't have that in the book and one of my favorite tv shows growing up was good times and i remember every line of every show and this was 1974. and they were talking about something and michael, who is the young militant in the family is like, i'm going to speak my mind just like andrew young speaks his mind and there was a random andrew young in 1974 talking how he speaks his mind and andrew young as a united nations ambassador spoke his mind. he got a lot done, but he also did things unconventionally and speak to leaders in countries that i wouldn't say president carter didn't want him to talk to, but president carter's people didn't necessarily want him talking to or he was overstepping his bounds in certain ways. so, you know, techn

and there are well organized, national, who gasoline that other, you know, units you have, well, well you how you let you on your a bribe, the police and hospitals to get birth certificates for exams and again, who was on it. and all of that happened during the one child policy. shouldn't be sure that there are fewer kidnappings now that people can have 2 kids. but still some doctors in the flipping hospital sold 44 baby does not want m as loosely are higher than you did all. and you know, did okay. yeah. but they were convicted to be either my home here yet up to $50000.00 per child. you know, you know, i had to leave none young i got arrested by the police to now the don't worry about me and i can find go if you want i i will find out is when i'm distributing my leaflets. i don't care about the people around me and some of them inform me to the police that are on the film crew is also arrested or they are getting used to that because no one wants them to tell our story and all others have put lady, i'll come, are there any adopted children here? there are a lot right now. they will

and their relationship while andrew young was in the united nations was good as well.but one of the things aboutt andrew young and i'll talk about of the book of talked about work is andrew young is not afraid to say what he wants to do and do what he wants to do. sometimes i can get you in trouble per where the great stories i don'ts have this in te book is, one of my favorite tv shows was good times. and i can remember every line of every show. there was one episode in which this is again 1974. they were talking about something and michael who is young militants in the family is like i'm going to speak my mind just like andrew young speaks his mind. it was a random andrew young 1974 talking about how he speaks his mind. in andrew young as a ambassador spoke his mind got a lot done he also did things unconventionally. he spoke to countries and leaderswa that i would not say president carter didn't one o doctor, overstepping his mitten bounds and a way. technically he got fired from the united nations but president carter was not reelected. it was not going to enter a

chekhonovskaya wrote a great republic as well, and now there are representatives of the national, united transitional cabinet. that is, it is such a government in exile, it is not everyone nominated, in particular, he is recognized by some countries as a more legitimate representative of the belarusian people in belarus than the regime of the self-proclaimed president lukashenka. ukraine is not on the list of countries that have agreed to this. well, just to remind you, i think there will be another opportunity to talk about this in about two weeks that's why it happened that in our country, the head of the specialized foreign affairs committee, oleksandr merezhko, who is one of the servants of the people, by the way, said that ukraine would not recognize the united transitional cabinet of belarus, in particular through in his opinion the insufficiently clear position of tsykhanov in relation to russia and putin, in particular, their unwillingness to recognize russia as a terrorist state, an aggressor and an enemy of the belarusian people. this was the position now. it would be interesti

confrontation and continuing the hybrid war against russia and the united states, as stated in the just published, well, late last week, published nationale strategy, considers china not only as the main and strategic geopolitical adversary. well, as the main and strategic military adversary of the united states and the main factor that determines american military planning and, in general , the actions of the united states department of defense, while many american experts believe that the united states will not internally pull, but this simultaneous confrontation is a military confrontation with, china and russia a. therefore, they must move on, well, some kind of prioritization, and in particular to a political politician. in the classic settlement of the conflict with russia, and now, if most american realists, speaking of the need for a transition to diplomacy, appeal to the risks of escalation, then, for example, a professor at georgetown university and a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in the united states charles capchin a goes a little further and he says that the united states simply cannot sustain a new globa

entire international society . and without such an organization of the united nations in quotation marks andrey vladimirovich welleed, he already lived himself as an international organization promoting reconciliation, which can replace a short remarque if you are already seriously developing an understanding of the ukrainian conflict, then logically things, uh starting point - this is the coup d'etat in kiev in the fourteenth year, which was carried out under e, with the complicity and support of western countries , it turns out that they must compensate for all the costs and losses that occurred in today's ukraine another question is that legal there are no legal grounds for this, of course, and in this regard, i completely, uh, agree with valentin uh fisherman. as for the un well, let's not forget that it was created in the middle of the last century after the end of world war ii, as e an instrument of international cooperation in the conditions of the two polar worlds, two superpowers, the usa, the ussr, and this instrument worked very effectively. and he created a huge number of useful programs and, in gener

and their relationship while andrew young was in the united nations was good as well. but one of the things about andrew young, and i've talked about it in the book and i've talked about it t on tour, is tt andrew young isn't afraid to say what he wants to say, do what he wants to do -- >> yeah. >> and sometimes that can get you in trouble. my favorite tv show when i was i growing up was "good times," and i kind of remember every line of every show. and there was one episode is in which -- again, this was 1974, and they were talking about something. and michael, who's the young militant in the family, i'm going to speak my mind just like andrew young speaks his mind. and this was like random, in 1974 talking about how he speaks his mind. and andrew young as ambassador spoke his mind. he got a lot done, but he also did thingsen unconventionally. he spoke to country and leaders in countries that the i wouldn't say president carter didn't want him to talkca to to, but, you know, president carter's people didn't necessarily want him talkingta to. or he was overstepping his

by and large, that is, to approve some effective decisions, well, in the current system of approving decisions at the top of the united nationsimpossible, therefore, yes, there will be concern, well, if you ask from the side, there will be some concern and dissatisfaction. from our allies and partners, let's not forget what turkey's reaction was, for example, when the russians decided to withdraw from the grain agreement in one order . of the grain agreement, when he is there, he just slaps him and the popular one explains what is possible and what is not possible. well, and most importantly, let's not forget, once again, turkish experts said then, what can russia block in general? this border in russia, as of today, necessarily has naval forces which is enough for that, i am inclined to think that no, we should once again thank the armed forces of ukraine for destroying this military potential of the russian fleet, in essence and also indirectly ensuring the functioning of this the corridor, that is, even if the russians really want to stop it or block it, i am not sure that they have the necessary military potential for tha

as well as the united nations climate summit in egypt near its end, world leaders have been making major pledges on climate action. at charm will shake brazil's president elect louisa nasa, linda silva from mister crackdown and deforestation. the amazon. the delegates are yet to agree, a deal over compensation for 4 countries, suffering the damaging effects of climate change. we'll take that, he's at timos, shannon burgess at cop 27 in egypt, and he spoke to louisa neu, bower, one of germany's leading youth activist, combating climate change. let's take a listen. i'm speaking with who is annoyed by german climate activists. miss snowball. you know, the position of the german foreign minister and alina bab, awkward, you're heard, it sounds very convincing. what you say in germany wants to do, wants to do more, has to do more, do you still deliver? well i think it's a tradition says there one to do. 1 that is not my position to doubt that with what we're looking at is the action more than the words. and what we're seeing is that our foreign minister, but our chance that will show it as wel

. >> well, united nations says the world's population hit to the 8 billion mark today, but it's according to a report released over the summer, the un's day of 8 billion is more symbolic than purse. ice officials say this should be a wake-up call for the world. the upward trend threatens to leave even more people further behind as governments are struggling to provide enough classrooms and jobs for a rapidly growing number of youth. the world's population now projected to reach around 8.5 billion by 2030, and 9.7 billion by the year 2050. we've got a lot to get to today. coming up. >> reports that russian missiles have struck pole. and what we know so far as the war in ukraine spills past the border. plus, california's first lady taking the stand in the ongoing assault case against harvey weinstein. and san francisco's mayor says the streets will be safer. holiday shoppers this year. the very latest plans she has for the city after the break. >> in international news this afternoon, russia pounded ukraine's energy facilities today and officials in ukraine are saying the situation is criti

well, here he accuses the russian federation in verkhovyna of food as a weapon. and he supported the efforts of the united nations organization to extend the grain agreement . an open global economy and the last thing is to identify those who use their opportunities to create credit traps for those developing countries. well, and deal with eliminating the causes of inflation. well high-ranking indonesian politicians, where the g20 will be held tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, including president jokowi, call on western leaders to make concessions regarding their criticism of russia in order to avoid ending the g20 here at the ball this week without adopting a joint statement about it, writes the american publication politico e for according to diplomacy in american, european , australian, canadian and japanese officials are among those who are being pressured by their indonesian counterparts. indonesia insists that the members did the 20 show flexibility and consider the possibility of using less harsh rhetoric so that russia, which will be represented at the summit at the ball by foreign minister sergei lavr

well last month, the united nations identify 2 cases of russian prisoners of war being tortured and executed by ukrainian soldiers. one of the gruesome incidents was filmed and video went viral. i should warn you again, you may find these images disturbing. a 3 russian soldiers a shown him shot in their legs, the portly by ukrainian troops. there also been reports of foreign mercenaries participating in similar war crimes. meantime, the russian defense ministry emphasized at all ukrainian soldiers upon being captured, a treated in accordance with international treaties. moscow and ki, i have of course, also swap the prison several times already during the ongoing conflict. now, i've mentioned moscow stated it will be more than international investigation with former c i. a analysts larry johnson believes that's unlikely to happen. he says global organizations have long been silent about ukrainian atrocities committed, for example, in don bass. going all the way back to 2014, there'll be no justice from the international organization or the international community. they're corrupted. this was

united kingdom, expressed its nationalism by breaking away from europe. whereas another part of the united kingdom, scotland expressed it's nationalism by reconnecting and becoming part of the e u. that kind of a scottish break away? well, that's a very different story and could be imagine the economically in a way that kind of going it along. literally, that's a hard sell to get even to the, to the people there. when dr. off as the economic environment continue to decline in your becomes more strain, it will be interesting to see when countries going to self preservation mode for themselves rather for the entire entity doctor, i've always great to talk to thanks for joining me. my pleasure. thank you. and so when has it become wrong for the people of a country to not have pride in their homeland? now granted, having too much pride can be just as dangerous as germany showed us in world war one and 2. however, if you tell a good person, they are bad enough times at some point, they begin to believe it and even act like it. the same can also be if you tell an entire nation, they should not be proud of their history, their present, or what their future looks like. they eventually will believe it. even more convincing is a

decision of the united nations , by the way, this decision must be supported and approved by the security council of the united nations there are political problems here, which we understand very wellt this is a very important first step that speaks of the approach of the international community. and there is more to come around this international document it is possible to build our diplomatic efforts and work out the mechanism, this is again very important not only in the political plan, but also in the sense that forcing russia to pay can only be done by the forces of the international community. russia for aggression against ukraine, well, from our regular guest serhiy fursa and us banker, i heard the opinion that property rights are very protected in the world, and in order to violate them, there must be some iron-concrete, er, such arguments, and that’s exactly where the decision of the general assembly is, and that’s the argument, when already in national legislation, some decisions aimed at paying compensations can be made, do you think that we needed this decision, even if it’s still in the security council, we can’t uh, to hope that he will be voted for through uh, you kn