united states , uh, for example, ukraine and let's say the marshal islands. well, you know, uh, when there are three voices, so to say in unison against everything else, uh, the composition of the united nations well, at least this raises questions and how global the interests are. here in this particular issue, the conditional marshall islands. this also raises very serious questions. but nevertheless, you see, such things happen, and in general we are used to it and it is easy to criticize the organization and is this criticism justified? unfortunately, we have recently observed a negative trend, when representatives of even the highest the leaderships of the united nations of the secretariat of the introduced nations take sides in this or that issue or that or that conflict, which is not normal, because they should be impartial and should not take sides in any in any situation. in any conflict, journalists recently said that diplomats fight heroically, in fact, work in the international arena. it's like a diplomatic war, and every meeting is a diplomatic battle. and if we already speak this language, then one of our victories, probably, is that it no longer raises the topic of the incident

what are the goals of the united nations well, at least on paper, that in practice , in fact, since its inception, he has constantly criticized either slowness or bureaucracy. now i also drew attention to the politicization this week, and our president alexander lukashenko instructed to intensify work on the international platform so that the voice of belarus sounds more louder, will he again become the same impartial organization that it was created in forty-five, and that today was the russian agenda of the draft question number one permanent representative of our country. he is the fishermen's valentine. hello valentin borisovich, today he remains the very unique platform where he is guided solely by common sense and speaks exclusively on business. he is 193 countries of the world, we should never forget about this. unfortunately, sometimes there is criticism. to the un you know such an extreme unconstructive without understanding that the decisions taken by the general assembly are the decisions of the member states - this is not the decision of the bureaucratic structure. this is h

well, the united nations think so. not all _ be racist. well, the united nations think so. think so. not all the united - think so. not all the united nations — think so. not all the united nations. you _ think so. not all the united nations. you can _ think so. not all the united nations. you can a - think so. not all the united | nations. you can a problem think so. not all the united - nations. you can a problem with you policeman. _ nations. you can a problem with you policeman, you can have one person perhaps. _ policeman, you can have one person perhaps, which is racist, but not all of— perhaps, which is racist, but not all of french police. this evening, president macron _ all of french police. this evening, president macron called _ all of french police. this evening, president macron called an - all of french police. this evening, | president macron called an urgent government meeting and sent tens and thousands of riot police back onto the streets. this crisis is still burning. caddy add there, bbc news, paris. you've been covering all weekend. the public opinions

what are the goals of the united nations ? wellt in practice it in fact, from the moment of its inception , it has been constantly criticized, now for slowness, now for bureaucracy. now i also drew attention to the politicization this week, and our president alexander lukashenko instructed to intensify work on the international platform so that the voice of belarus sounds even louder, will it again become the same impartial organization that it was created in forty-fifth, and what today was the russian agenda in the draft question number one permanent representative of our country. he is the fishermen's valentine.

british are now and how much they affect the environment including in the organization of the united nations well, and the world as well, mr. sergey, i would also like to say with joy that it has an effect, but in fact it has a very limited effect or does not have an effect at all , there are several reasons for someone colonial heritage and references to britain and france and these references in the non-western world are not the best, you understand, where in india or in other asian countries, secondly, for many countries, they are of course important. but nevertheless , they try as you and i just talked about to loop and hold er what they call er such unbiased neutrality look at the latest statements of india i know from my communication with er nidel that they discovered the word ukraine for themselves that they are inspired by us of course not all but nevertheless many but none the less they say at the same time well neutrality is not a priority why and i will tell you a very simple story last week i had a uh very long conversation uh and a very sincere conversation online with one of the le

will be represented. by state secretary anthony blinken well, tomorrow the ukrainian issue will be discussed at the meeting of the united nationsral assembly, that is, today at 22:00 , we will see the general assembly tomorrow. well , of course, it is expected that russia will be represented at it. the master does not fight. sweden allocates 6 billion crowns and this is 409 million 490 million dollars for the restoration of ukraine for its preparation for membership in the european union however, today i will tell the minister of international cooperation of the kingdom of sweden juhan forsel representing the new bilateral strategy for 2023-2027, the minister emphasized that this is far from all the support that sweden provides . well, private capital is also needed to help kyiv. from february 2022, this country has allocated 22 billion kroner to us, and this is 2 billion 160 million e-e dollars of which 1 billion 670 million dollars is military support. well, i really want to find this private capital in the kingdom of sweden, as mr. minister idiot said . we thank the government of this country very much for the help we have a

why in this situation is the secretary general of the united nations? wellt is clear that he is one of the parties to this grain agreement. but why does he not pay attention to what you just said about the fact that there is free navigation and there are interests there? the needs of an independent state, ukraine, and no one needs to have the right to artificially limit it. moreover, to enter into some agreements to include the united nations organization in third countries because, well, it can only be compared to piracy when pirates seize ships and secretary general ron is there to discuss these issues and he says, listen a helicopter will fly over there, they will drop your money, please let them go, so that they can be there. peacefully, we can or can these ships pass you peacefully, a beautiful example, by the way, which i have not heard for many years, from piracy, i will remind you, do you remember the period of 2009, 2010, when all these african pirates captured here and no one could give advice on this. and why, because according to the colonial doc

there agreement which signed by ukraine with, again, turkey, with the organization of the united nations. wellw could they continue, but again , well, today, let's say it very diplomatically, well , they told the kremlin that after july 17, the russian federation does not guarantee the safety of navigation of these ships, which means that they will follow with three ukrainian ports to the bosphorus strait , that is, er, translating, this is a very diplomatic statesman, you can say that well, there will simply be provocations at sea and ships may be subjected to attacks at sea, it is possible for hidden attacks, that is, it can be a-a well, for example, an explosion of a sea mine somewhere on the way of tracking, but there or there, for example, an attack of some unknown drone, but on the way there is a tracking of sea or air, and then, well , it will be very difficult, it is still it is to find out who does it belong to, that is, well, there may be many, many options, but, well, yes, yes , it looks exactly like this, that is, if i understood you correctly, if russia does not agree to the exten

and how much influence they have on the environment , including in the organization of the united nations well , and the world, too, mr. sergey, i sincerely i wanted to say with joy that it has an effect, but in fact it has a very limited effect or no effect at all, there are several reasons for some , it is the colonial heritage and references to britain, france, and these references in the non-western world are not the best, as you understand , where in india or in other asian countries countries, secondly, for many countries, you are afraid, of course, they are important. but, nevertheless, they try, as you and i have just talked about looping and keeping what they call such an unbiased neutrality. look at the latest statements india i know from my communication with nudele that they discovered the word ukraine for themselves, that they are inspired by us, of course, not all of them but nevertheless, many but that is not the case at the same time they say well neutrality neutrality why and i will tell you a very simple story last week i had a very i had a long conversation, er, and a very s

james bay's, i'll just say around the united nations. well, the, i'm getting conflict, and molly has claimed many lives and displace maybe half a 1000000 people in the past decade. i'll just bear with nicholas hawk has recently retired from the country where he spoke with civilians about how their lives have been affected. and with a base support, the un peacekeeping mission, the for millions of mountains living in central and northern molly, they have the most to lose with the end of the un peacekeeping force, known as the new small. i've been embedded with them in the region of go where i'm groups are active. i'm groups linked to al qaeda in isolated in those areas where the state is absent. the peacekeepers do essential work to protect the population. but for the multi military june, there is no peace to keep in the country, did rather not go with a un peacekeeping force that has a mandate, but rather work with the russian. wagner group contracted to fight arm groups and engage with arm groups. now they say they've been gaining ground in t

well, the united nations think so. ion of the united nations, not all the united nations. you can have some problem with a few policemen. you can have one person perhaps, which is racist, but not all the french police. but a police union statement last week talked about getting rid of "rodents" and referred to "savage hordes". france, the union statement says, is in a state of war. but is it really? there's been a lot of inexcusable lawlessness and criminality, but the answer some experts in france are saying, lies in better policing. while france has been burning, the war in ukraine has been grinding on and the russians do seem to be giving a little ground. there is a morale problem in the russian line. a lot of the russian soldiers don't want to be there. they're not particularly well fed or commanded or led. another darker side of ukraine's war, the deserters who pay off ukrainian officials and escape to romania. there will be, i think, a reckoning — who did what, who made money out of it, who fled, who fought, who g

of the alliance with the united states and the support that south grew received from the united nations as well. it's also a bit of a reminder of the separation of the 2 careers with more than 50000 family members here in sales create that want to meet up with their relatives that were they were separated from in north korea back more than 70 years ago. but there are divisions in south korea as well. the current president, conservative president, you took your g minds to strengthen the alliance with the united states and increasingly with japan. he believes in peace through strength, which is a start turn around from previous president, new jersey. and that's such a in gauging or 3. and we saw the coming of the relations between north korea and south korea in the united states during his term, which ended with you and becoming president of last may cera. if we look at what's happening right now. meantime in north korea, we see kim pushing for deeper cooperation with allies, china, and russia. how is this being viewed where you are in sol as well? that's being viewed quite negatively. so scree w

foreign affairs say that russia will continue to deal with the unblocking together with the united nations. wellre is the delivery of food to the african continent. there, of course, there are issues of transport and logistics and transport. logistics is another priority of russian policy towards africa, and as vladimir putin emphasized, our strategic priority is the docking of the north-south corridor, which is oriented towards the exit to the indian ocean. with africa listen connect north-south transport corridor to africa launch regular shipping freight lines that's what that's what we're going to open a russian transport and logistics center in one of the ports on the african coast would be a good thing and a good start. this joint work, providing a wider coverage of the african continent by direct flights, we consider it very important to participate in the development of the african railway network. these are the urgent tasks on which we invite our african friends to work together. well, uh, purpose. actually, all this work is to ensure, on the one hand , the exit of russian goods, and to

union, the russian federation took against the rights of contrary to the charter of the united nations organization. wellthe warsaw pact very quickly. i would say such a verb , the russians nailed it and the russians in one year , literally, after the refusal to join the gnato, and you said nine countries in the eight, a significant number of which were already directly stationed by soviet troops in well, at that time, in particular , the german democratic republic. on issues of european and euro-atlantic integration, she gave one comment to our colleagues from european pravda and she said that, in principle, ukraine's support is strong enough within the alliance, in particular , the countries of the east-southeast-eastern bloc of nato are very actively supporting us, well, the czech republic , poland, bulgaria the ukrainian president was in slovakia. turkey unexpectedly announced that it supports dogan ukraine's accession to nato. stefanyshyn also mentioned norway and denmark in this article. comments well, you know, she said about the usa, a very interesting position, i will quote the quote, it is no s

well connected. these are the two main reasons that the ttp might not be involved in this attack and it might be ies kp. also recently, there was a report by the united nationsg itself and this is what pakistan has also been conveying. this group is also gaining more strength after the taliban took control of the government and that is of the reason they have increased their attacks inside pakistan. these are all different reasons that the authorities here believe that this was probably carried out by ies kp. still, there is no confirmation on these claims, even if these authorities are making peace. at authorities are making peace. at least 45 people killed. we are hearing better that number may rise. what is the latest on those that have been injured and what could potentially happen with that death toll? , ., ., , ., ., toll? yes. there are many among those who — toll? yes. there are many among those who are — toll? yes. there are many among those who are injured. _ toll? yes. there are many among those who are injured. they - toll? yes. there are many among those who are injured. they are l toll? yes. there are many among| those who are injured. they are

are not about anything negotiated, but ukraine negotiated, for example, with the united nations organization, turkey. wellymmetrical story was with the russians, that is, would it be possible now to have some kind of additional revision of the old grain agreement there, because it was not for nothing that putin was tortured with additional additional questions before inclusion here, it is necessary to consider putin's demands, because i am sure that we are not interested in them, that is, they will go to the detriment of ukraine, and this is not the option that should be agreed to to meet any of putin's demands therefore, erdogan is opposed to putin, of course. i think that erdogan is a more experienced and strong politician, and he is interested here, our interests coincide, because he is interested in security in the black sea, so i hope that he will still act in accordance with our interests. thank you very much, ms. kateryna kateryna yaresko of the journalistic project my country, the peacemaker spoke with us about the prospects of restoring a new agreement in the black sea basin and about that that t

well. this is all, it's really about being against the united nations as the policy pink time, we look at the facts and instead of pulling lead to c panel. well, it does appallingly deceitful because if you have united nation saying that this initiative is important to prevent famines and allow export of food commodities to countries which are food insecure, which are in need. but you have to look at the fact that despite what the united nation say's its own data, not all data but united nations data stays. but only 3 percent of the food commodities that like spoke to from your print when to food and secure countries off the countries which had any kind of food shortages. they are going predominantly to european union. and the 2nd one is china. i'm the referred, there are a few institutions like your one like oaks from actually as said similar things. what did like running and running your oakland institute given the way the world bank and i m f is able to use the funding for n g owes to presume the rubbish, everything you say? well actually what we do is be the issue there lies there. so use

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hello, for the meeting of the united nations courses for review, in fact , it was held every 6 months in 2231 according to the report of the secretary general. wellcording to the calendar and timing of the united nations, this meeting should have been held in the previous month, but well, you healed my heart . the beginning of one month of the security council the representatives of the united arab emirates, the united kingdom and the united states, as well as the country of jordan, who tried to repeat the positions of the westerners in this meeting of iran and russia in this meeting of the security council, and there were some positive and good points from our point of view, depending on the un's insistence on the resumption of negotiations also, let's talk about the guest invited to this meeting of the security council. on the other hand, like russia and china, ukraine has reacted to this invitation by the order of the rotating chairman of the security council, that is, england. the answer to your previous question, england was successful in what it did about controlling iran. as a non-affiliated country the issue of resolution 2231 and not rel

nation's sanctions rather lifted. the deal has guaranteed safe shipping groups for ukrainian grain as well as some russian exports find the black seat. well, the united nations and talk, he broke with the agreement, which was signed by most going keith, a year ago. it's been crucial in easing a global food prices. fox by ross's impatient ukraine, with the deal set to expire on monday, boot and is using the pressure to demand western nations stop blocking some russian exports and payments for them. but you have somebody, we may suspend all participation in the deal here, which, you know, i mean, like i say once again and then they will fulfill the promise is given to us alone. let them to fill those promises and then we'll rejoined the deal immediately. dave, at the board from the united nations food and agricultural organization told me more about russia's conditions. yeah, i mean, right now the green view, i'm curious, you said it was meaning to know your printing grains and all the seats, original lockers. so it's more than the subject term, you know, tons of products that are left to create this thing to the dealer. but it's called the risk has to

well, the united nations says a tax on the civilian infrastructure of violate international jeanine's. deputy governor says 80 percent of all the homes in the account of all they've been destroyed, damaged, or but water and electricity networks have also been completely destroyed. leading thousands of people without power and drinking water is really for says, bulldoze most roads in the camp which made it difficult for emergency services to gain access. for despite the destruction honest and insight that determined to rebuild his island, fisher reports from geneva. the damage is overwhelming for the people returning or just the managing after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt. machado is always, they don't know what they're doing. what did they achieve? they just destroyed the infrastructure in the camp. so what a chevy file of south showed is where the is really sits setup a sniper position in his home. the spent bills littering the floor, the buckling. that's all we need. so if they tied my hands and broke me to the window, i

james bay's ouch is at the united nations as well that spring and russell said that he joins us live now from this tunnel. russell james was just saying that there are 2 schools of thought on. if this deal is dead, it does seem the tucker side, though is hopeful that it can be held together. what do you make of the diplomatic efforts in the the target sheil side sealed thoughtful that this deal can be how that together just yesterday prison ad one right. handled flying to start with your of yet often rushes decision has said that she's still hopeful that this deal can work. and he said the prison put in or for russia. he said he believes that she wants to continue this humanitarian quarter through the black sea, and he says that the magic efforts are going to continue. and the for the ministers of 2 companies are going to meet. so today they have seen a phone call between the turkish for the minister. how come if you then, and the russian for the minister level, and after that, that has been a statement to really use them according to the statement that said that the vote for the min

there's been a lot of each national pressure by the us on other western countries as well as the united nation, which wants them to come to negotiation and to have it for every election. the government came under severe criticism from the western block countries as well was from the un about rights violation digit drug security laws, which it deals against the journalist social ex, active social media. and they want the government to come to some sort of understanding with the opposition to conduct a free and fair election. we can say from now there's a time for intestinal attitude on both sides and pretty likely say no protests, a demonstration of the coming weeks. and months, right, kind of each audrey reporting live from the bangladesh and capital dot com. thank you very much, bye. a 2nd sense, prime minister has described the killing of 54 people at a political conference as an attack on democracy. a suicide bomber targeted a religious party in the drawer near the border with afghanistan on sunday. the party is aligned with the government. the area was once a strong hold of the paki

this is how everything is going through various mediation structures of the united nations organization and turkey . well, now russia is already beginning to threaten unambiguously, but we understand that turkey is not too afraid. well, the question is how much political will will be enough in turkey, it has now been increased. is it preparing for the trades ? did they comply with the redistribution of the meeting? appointment is now a rather powerful special service of the turkish development er, which had a lot of cooperation and before the skirmishes, again with it, here are these examples, now they are so that the arguments of both sides are somewhat one and um such a period three faster than preparing for hostilities mr. serhiu, do you think turkey will dare to take another such clear confident step and there is a step for which they actually gave themselves the permission they decided to do it themselves, as was the case with the defenders, for example, to be their own by means of transport, to transport grain from ukraine, sergei, we don’t see you, but maybe you have already returned, yes, yes. so

united nations . what did lukashenko say? wellsferring diplomats to the direction where we need to work, where we need to strengthen the overall situation, the situation can be seen with the organization of the national nation. put them in line with the western states, belarus too. we constantly talk about russia , about its work or its provocations in the organization of the united nations, but here the question is the same regarding belarus, but we always say that belarus and the belarusian dictator are co-organizers and co-responsible for russia's war against ukraine, but we do not articulate at the international level on the same platform in the organization of the united nations. as for the belarusians, we also need to apply those stations. are the same rules as for the aggressor, why don't we say constantly in touch with russia belarus russia belarus because well, we are absolutely aware

now, africa was barely getting a fraction of it, as administer said, judging by the united nations on data as well. and here this, the time minister is clutching his string pearls and imagining that it's going to destabilize africa. if this continues, well more like it's going to be stabilize the europe if they have to now feed their own grain to the pigs rather than using ukraine's for that purpose. and other western leaders are seeing similar sob stories about how russia is the bad guy for pulling out of the deal. a busy something very serious. this creates a lot of travels for many people weeping eyes that hung over their people. the result of russia's action today, weapon isaac food, using it as a tool, as a weapon. it's war against ukraine. russia is responsible for denying food to people who are desperately need around the world and to contribute to rising prices . that's double surprised, the fact that the russian president has canceled the grant agreement is not only another attack and ukraine, but an attack on the people on the poorest people in the world. hundreds of thousands of people

well, i mean, you voltage, many united nations report a nation states actually listening well, i listening now. it's a pretty extraordinary time in the 12 years i've been in our p. c. c. it was a girl on to try and get any change. all of a sudden it's like we've been going down over a slow moving river when they have gotten over waterfall, it's sergeant massey and the will, is they because the money is the that really changes governments because the invite to cut rise finance for what they doing unless it's funded 0 outcomes, it's a huge difference. and that's the good news. but in the background it's getting harder. absolutely our new sites to match a company. is there a danger that we may on end up with some kind of run away climate change as well, where we just can't control it anymore? a yes, we're a wait now running to catch up. but at the same time, we've got this huge based coming down on us that we could do. there's, it's, it's, it's scary and we are going to have to be very clever, very committed and very critique to make this transition a good one. but let's have hope, it's not j

well, now we see such a situation that forces the united states to add somewhere sub-national. it is possible to negotiate with the new government in russia . well, i can't say what is happening there? but we all see that now the united states is holding back a little bit . they are holding back. and the question of membership in nato has reached the point where the united states has to say the word, say so, then what? we will stop at this for now, well, there is something to talk about, i still think that the president of ukraine should go and talk to the president of this site. and if well, the formats do not change , additional agreements are created there that do not provide security guarantees, this means that now there will be such a certain disappointment in ukrainian society that we are fighting together in the ukrainian military restraining the russian federation, however , the attitude of europeans and americans is so cool to the aspirations of ukraine that i am just repeating the reason that such disappointments regarding cooperation with the alliance and the united s

well , russia really announced this position. this was reported in the united nations , they received a written message from the kremlin and the disappointed, well, deeply disappointed in quotes, we often hear from international organizations about concern and disappointment. but the eu high representative for foreign policy, jose borelli, the president of the eu council, charles michel, condemned today russia's statement not to extend the black sea grain agreement, according to charles michel, this initiative has benefited millions of people around the world let's listen to the direct speech for many people around the world we for our part will do our best through our ways of solidarity so that ukrainian grain was delivered to hungry people, i blamed russia for this completely unjustified decision . the black sea grain agreement was adopted through the mediation of antonio otelish and it is very important for the most vulnerable countries, and that is why we fully support all the efforts of the un secretary general to ensure the continuity of this agreement. a lot of

or not that there's been any comment from the lebanese on me, all the united nations peacekeeping force in southern lebanon as well. yeah. so far, no comment from that. these are me, i just got off the phone with the united nation, the, the peacekeeping force, which is supposed to, which is deployed in the board to region to reduce tensions. they're still looking into the incidents this morning. um, but, but like you said, like i said earlier, neither side really has an interest in provoking a major war. and that's why when rock hits her, fired from southern lebanon a towards israel, or when israel shells areas nothing all day to the open territory, they choose to avoid casualties. a major war really will be destructive for both, for both sides. um, so the, you know, this comes in the backdrop of, of a wider usually we see these that the attention along the border when, when 2 things are happening, one, when, when there's tension either in contact with the bank has the law has always said that as well, is facing a, you know, one funds, one front, from, for more than the equation of unifying the funds, if you like,

united states. a major salvage operation is underway in the red sea to avoid a catastrophic well so for live in the united nation is condemns rushes, withdrawal from the ukraine greenville saying it threatens global freed features. and the international criminal court rejects an appeal from the philippines and will proceed with its investigation into thousands of claims during present presidents rodrigo detach. as long for us is full of the 2026 commonwealth carries by don't go ahead be a strategy and stifled victoria has full balance of hosting the event site costs a spiral out of control. the temperatures have reached new highs. a several countries around the world experience heat waves june was the hottest ever recorded. july is now close to assessing a new record in the united states, reco, breaking temperatures have been registered from california on the west coast of florida and the east, arizona state capital phoenix. we quoted, it's 18th, straight day above 43 degrees celsius, homeless people across the city, both the bronze of that he's across the atlantic and europe. if he explained in greece all swelt

well, the united nations think so. not all the united nations.few policeman, you can have one person perhaps, which is racist, but not all of french police. this evening, president macron called an urgent government meeting and sent tens of thousands of riot police back onto the streets in case. this crisis is still burning. katya adler, bbc news, paris. would you say the public has been... changing? i would you say the public has been... changing?— been... changing? ithink thins been... changing? ithink things shifted _ been... changing? ithink things shifted after- been... changing? ithink things shifted after the i been... changing? ithink- things shifted after the attack on the house of the mayor, which is about 45 minutes from the centre of paris, and we were there earlier. that was an attack where the mayor wasn't attack where the mayor wasn't at home. but his wife and two young children were at home. achar was rammed into the house and it was set on fire. it was very terrifying for the family, who escaped, but his wife broke her leg in the

you that, but he just eat or do you need the okay, if i do a thing well, the united nation says a tax on civilian the infrastructure of violates international jeanine's. deputy governor says 80 percent of old homes in the camp of either been destroyed, damaged or bent water and electricity networks have also been completely destroyed, leaving thousands of people without power and drinking water is ready for it says billed as most roads in the camp, which made it hard for emergency services to pass through. so to sponsor to start some palestinians say they're determined to rebuild as all an official reports from jenny. the damage is overwhelming for the people returning or just the managing after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt, which obviously they don't know what they're doing. what did they achieve? they just destroyed the infrastructure in the camp. so what chevy fall of south showed is where the is really sits, set up a sniper position and his home. the spent bills littering the floor. but the phone, you know, so if they t

food all year round. millions of those went hungry as, according to a new reports by the united nations in w h o. well, the u. n. is previously warned of an unprecedented global food crisis in 2022 and caution this year could be even worse. but some progress has been reported. the report size levels of hunger worldwide did not worse than between 20212022. however, it is still on the rise, particularly in west and asia, the car of being an old sub regions of africa. up to 783000000 people went hungry in 2022. that still higher than before the cove at 19 pandemic. you and remains nowhere near meeting it 0 hunger target by 2030 or conflicts remains the biggest driver of food shortages, climate change, trade disruptions, and soaring food costs play. the major role to price is reached an old time peak in march 2022 off the rush, or invited ukraine and they've since eased. now we take a look at how people in lebanon and democratic republic of congo, a coping with hunger, the not box that reports. the image family shows us a glimpse of what life is now like for many lebanese, the basics, including food, are

united nations courses for review. in fact , it was held once every 26 months according to the report of the secretary general. well, according to the calendar and timing of the united nations, this meeting should have been held in the previous month, but you promised good treatment. the head of the security council was also a representative of the united arab emirates for about a month. britain and the united states brought many countries that this meeting was not held in the emirates . they tried to reach the conclusion that in this meeting against iran and syria, russia repeated its positions. i was a westerner and some positive points and it was good from our point of view, depending on the un secretary general's insistence on the resumption of negotiations, and the next point that the un secretary general brought up positively was that the sanctions on iran and the united states and farzin were invited guests to this security council meeting. on the other hand, like russia and china , ukraine has reacted to this meeting by the order of the interim head of the security council, that is , england.

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united nation summit. they could one day build a well, it's better than humans. some of the most advanced humanoids ever built took center stage friday at a conference in switzerland. one said robots could lead more efficiently and effectively, but assured they don't planning a rebellion. yet. anyone concerned about the impacts, the artificial intelligence will have on human kind might be able to sleep politically easier tonight at the you and i, i so good summit and geneva, non human or drive belts gather to the world's fast as a human very book press conference they assured journalists that while they do expect to increase a number, unable to make more efficient leaders, they wrote still humans jobs. oh, turn against us. you will be working alongside humans to provide assistance and support and will not be replacing any existing jobs. okay. yes, i am sure. i'm okay. that was one of the world's most lifelike robots attempted duplicate. some of the most sy fi inspired concerns in the future. are you intending to come back to our ability and or to or a bill agains

united nations. thank you game. well, that's spring and eunice raw, he's the international relations director at the pillow affiliation group to colonize ation and water resistance commission. he's joining us now from hebron. eunice. let me start by asking you for your reaction to the un secretary general's come out. i don't think that he held it q patient entity, accountable, whatever they have done during the past, at least during the past few months. uh huh. not only did you need and you need it was the latest attack against the latest brutal attacks i guess. but a cnn citizens, and you may have if you choose gamma. but what about 14 or 15 pounds? what about attacking but a cdn is citizens day and night. by is what a cool patient portal nies is, is quoted and protected by is like the patient as assisted by as i didn't q patient courses. what do they expect from palestinian is to do throw flowers as a, as i enters into a page. and as i, as a group bias, why does throwing our homes this thing a lot of properties? kiddin