united nations. and ukraine demands punishment - united nations. ine demands punishment for - united nations. and ukraine i demands punishment for trying to steal our territory. punishment for the numbers of thousands of people. punishment ford tortures and humiliations, punishment for the catastrophic turbulence that russia provoked with its illegal war and not only for us, ukrainians, and forthe whole world. he us, ukrainians, and for the whole world.— us, ukrainians, and for the whole world. ., whole world. he said he wanted eace but whole world. he said he wanted peace but a _ whole world. he said he wanted peace but a number— whole world. he said he wanted peace but a number of- peace but a number of conditions had to be fulfilled and now was not the right time to have negotiations because the russians were not serious. he was speaking after vladimir putin announced it would be mobilising more forces. many world leaders did call for talks to end the war. because they want the war to end but president biden said that any resolution would have to

on the question of kashmir, he said the united states helped for a settlement via direct india/pakistan talks or, failing that, through the unite united nations said, could be a rope around their necks. aid from russia could spell its end. after four hours in karachi, the nixons' plane departed west towards the capital of turkey. it was night when vice president and mrs. nixon arrived at ankara's airport. both turkey's president and her premier welcomed the personal emissary of president eisenhower. the president, who recalled mr. nixon's hospitality when he visited washington, insisted that the vice president and his wife be his personal guests. [cheers and applause] the next day there were more of those chance meetings with ordinary people, a brief chat with a young turkish news boy brought out his deep interest in america and his affection for president eisenhower. these were feelings that mr. nixon noticed everywhere he went and in people from widely different backgrounds and national arcs. ♪ ♪ >> one of the most impressive moments of vice president nixon's day in the turkish capital was his laying a wreath at the tomb of the found per of

laura: before we go, let's return to the top story and put the events in the united nation -- at the unitedns into perspective. for that we are joined by our chief international correspondent. president biden here today, was he really trying to rally the world behind his cause of supporting ukraine against russia? >> as always in a war you have to try to control the situation on the ground but also the narrative and we know that the united states and other western powers have been concerned that their narrative that the world must stand as one against the invasion of ukraine is not working. not working in africa, not working across large swaths of asia where they want to play both sides, keep the relationship with russia but also keep the relationship with america. president biden spoke to people through the u.n. charter, a charter he says they all signed up to. making it absolutely clear that invading another country is in his word and extreme violation. laura: presiden zelensky has addressed through video link. we have seen the russian foreign minister, he walked -- walked right past us.

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actually be considered directly at the meeting of the security council of the united nations, since flashing is actually a unite united nations, the next step should be carried out by the united nations , that is, without i conclude that the main basic documents that regulate nuclear power plants and nuclear infrastructure objects cannot be directly involved in a war in an armed confrontation, so i personally first of all i expect actually, the report itself, in which i would like to see a clear statement of the fact that the shelling was carried out directly from the side of the location of the location of the russian occupation troops , actually, the representative, if you can call him that, tried to to convince the representatives of the rich about the fact that the alleged shelling was carried out from the other side from the opposite side, the russian troops, even using some tricky, tricky laws of physics, which no one even hears. not a specialist in nuclear energy but nevertheless, megate is not a military expert, it is a specialist in nuclear energy in the nuclear sphere, can they state in their report

currently have a global security organization, or the international organization of the united nations, the unitedns can be created under the auspices of the united nations, but we perfectly understand that the institute the un and especially russia's presence as a permanent member of the un security council allows it , for the first time, at the level of the security council to block any decisions using the veto rule a at the level of the general assembly to include all its mechanisms of influence and also let's say so potentially block the creation of such an institute, so we emphasize once again that we are considering various options now . the main thing is that we proposed that conceptual part of the statutory document, and then we will figure out how to properly approve it, whether with the participation of the un or on simply on the basis of a multilateral international agreement . thank you, a-a, on radio freedom live, there was a fedirvenislav people's deputy from the servant of the people, they talked about the creation of a tribunal to investigate crimes in russia. environment will beco

rock-n-roll star makes a bg show of >> thanks for sticking with us.t biden used his address to united united nationssa and putin's, quote, brutal need less war on ukraine. he also called out the threats as reckless and irresponsible. bray blackburn is live at the un in new york where general assembly continues their annual meeting.a lot of of us watched yesterday, the president's remarks. >> reporter: absolutely. rain today but yesterday the world really was listening to presidet biden as he took his chance to take on vladimir putin and the president made commitments aimed aimed at shoring global support for ukraine at a critical moment moment in the war. as he addressed unified nations, prest biden condemned the war and called on the world to stand in solidarity with ukraine. >> russia has violated core tens of the united nation's charter.o more important than the t count territory of their neighbor by force. >> reporter: the president denod russian president vladimir putin's of thousands of reservists. that of reservists. that news set off off protests across russia which which sparked exodus of p

united nations charter is beholding. we stood with ukraine. like you the united states wants this war to end on just terms, on terms we all signed up for. that you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia. so we, each of us in this body, who determined to uphold the principles and beliefs we pledge to defend as members of the united nations must be clear, firm, and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we'll stand in solidarity with ukraine. we'll stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period. it's no secret that in the contest between democracy and autocracy the united states and i as president champion a vision for our world that's grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the k458 hrepbgs -- the challenges of our time. we are working with the g-7 and like-minded countries

lawrence good evening alex, that'll be the seventh general assembly of the united nations meeting. we have the united states ambassador to the united nations joining us, linda thomas-greenfield. and normally in any kind of normal world, she would be the lead guest for the first half hour of the show. it's a very big deal having the un ambassador here, but we also have a ron kaine we may have heard of, white house chief of staff. and the man of the hour, the day, the week and possibly some weeks to come, geoffrey berman is going to lead us off. >> --, right next guest. >> is one of those nights. >> it's one of those, nights have a great show lawrence. >> thank you alex thank you. it was just about two years and two months ago on a monday night that i will never forget, after a weekend and i will never forget, when rachel maddow and i were here marveling and i mean just marveling at a weekend of breaking news like we had never seen before involving the united states department of justice, attorney general william barr tried to fire the manhattan district attorney geoffrey berman and this is the part th

united nations. i'm not saying changing the daughter of the united nations. i consider the charter or the united nation will be the world. it's not are very thought values and they are very well on or before i. i thank you very much for joining the program. a really appreciate your inside of the massive we've, we've been speaking to alfred designers, former us special reporter. thank you. will be keeping you updated on the referendums as they take place. so stay tuned to r t international for that. the the west is displaying double standards and his position on the referendums. that's the view of russian for a minute to say, love both. following his address to the 77th, the un general assembly in new york, where he covered key julie political questions, including what he claimed was the inability of the collective west to negotiate with moscow. is sir militia, the attitude towards the referendums, in dumbass and 2 other regions is a double standard from the west. we can recall how the west drew up. exceptions to international principles for kosovo, although la

in another powerful speech, at the united nations security council, the united states ambassador to the linda thomas-greenfield said this. >> we know the outcomes of these sham referenda, we're predetermine in moscow. they, in no way, represents a legitimate expression of the will of the ukrainian people. the will of the ukrainian people is clear every day as they fight valiantly for their country, as they protect their territory integrity, as they defend their sovereignty. the ukrainian people have already demonstrated they will never accept being subjugated to russian rule. this council and the international community must do the same. so now let me be clear, the united states will never recognize any territory, russia attempts to seize or allegedly annex, as anything other than parts of ukraine. we reject rushes out chins on equivocally. >> we are honored to be joined tonight by u.s. ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas-greenfield. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, delighted to be here. >> so i know diplomat choose their words carefully, just every words car

united nations sanctions. to put it clearly, we have never recognized such resolutions that impose pressures because we got to abide by the rules made by the united states unilaterally. there exists a number of other countries in the world which produces nuclear weapons but only we have been subjected to the most brutal sanctions. this is because the united nations allowed the high handedness of the united states to antagonize us with the absurd reason. the united states is now planning even at this moment to conduct joint military exercises in the surroundings of the korean peninsula. obviously this is an extremely dangerous act which could drive us to the brink of war. we have found another answer to defend against the military threats of the united states and to ensure peace and security on the korean peninsula and in the region. at the recent session, low on the policy of the nation's nuclear forces has been adopted with the unanimous approval. -- the united states should clearly understand that their heinous and hostile policy over 30 years has just brought about the reality of the prolonged situation for the future. comrade kim jong-un said

is about what we do in the united kingdom, — about what we do in the united kingdom, and what we do as member— kingdom, and what we do as member states of the united nationssteps we are taking at home in— out what steps we are taking at home in the uk, and our proposed blueprint for the new era we — proposed blueprint for the new era we are now in, the new partnerships and the new instruments that we need to collectively adopt. 0ur collectively adopt. our commitment to hope and progress must _ commitment to hope and progress must begin at home, in the lives — must begin at home, in the lives of— must begin at home, in the lives of every citizen that we serve — lives of every citizen that we serve. 0ur strengths as a nation — serve. 0ur strengths as a nation comes from the strong foundations of freedom and democracy. democracy gives people — democracy. democracy gives people the right to choose their— people the right to choose their own path, and it evolved to reflect _ their own path, and it evolved to reflect the aspirations of citizens _ to reflect the aspirations of citizens. it unleashes enterprise, ideas and opportunity, and it protects the freedoms

united nations charter is beholding. we stood with ukraine. like you the united states wants this war to end on just terms, on terms we all signed up for. that you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia. so we, each of us in this body, who determined to uphold the principles and beliefs we pledge to defend as members of the united nations must be clear, firm, and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we'll stand in solidarity with ukraine. we'll stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period. it's no secret that in the contest between democracy and autocracy the united states and i as president champion a vision for our world that's grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the k458 hrepbgs -- the challenges of our time. we are working with the g-7 and like-minded countries

united nations stand for. this past year the world was tested as well and we did not hesitate. we chose liberty, we chose sovereignty, we chose principles to which every party to the united nations charter is beholding. we stood with ukraine. like you, the united states wants this war to end on just terms, on terms we all signed up for. that you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia. so we, each of us in this body who determined to uphold the principles and beliefs, we pledge to defend as members of the united nations must be clear, firm, and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. we will stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period. now it's no secret that in the contest between democracy and autocracy the united states and i as president champion a vision for our world as grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the challenges of our ti

making sure that the united nations and other groups are funded and also meet their mission. the united nations are comprised of 193 nations, the united states pays 4.2% of the regular budget, 26.94 percent and the peacekeeping budget. what does the united states receive in return for this investment of the tax dollars? as a member of this body, we must ensure that the funds that the u.s. grants to the u.n. are used in a way that benefits the american taxpayer. this was not the case when the world health organization echoed the statement given to them by the chinese communist party at the start of the pandemic. it was noted that from the beginning stages of the covid-19 outbreak the who repeated the upheld ccp statements as truth. an examination of public statements including praise of the handling of the pandemic reveals a willingness to ignore signs and other credible sources. we do not know everything that happened when the threat of covid-19 first appeared, the director general acted in an effort to defend the ccp's leadership from criticism. this bowing negatively impacted the worl

voting in ukraine will be illegitimate , exclude russia for the sake of the security of the united nations, the unitedtates and are planning a bipartisan appeal accordingly - representatives of the democratic and republican parties told voice of america, in particular, republicans believe that the exclusion of the russian federation is the right step and the american legislators will insist on its implementation, i note that the president of the european council char-michel recently stated that reform is necessary and urgent and that russia's membership in the un security council should be suspended until further notice - the patron saint appeared on morale in in khmelnytskyi, the image of the famous dog of the artist was painted on the wall next to the premises of the city health department . in the hands of a combat medic, murals are created on the walls of the city that symbolize all the small but very significant victories for the ukrainian people, the patron is a symbol of the fact that an animal can also be a hero, they explain that in the public organization of ukrainians of the future, which i

the principles he laid out contrast with what the united nations is supposed to stand for, what countries sign up for when they join the united nations and russia's behavior, and more so because russia is a member of the security council. for a security councilmember to invade a neighbor is really contrary to what the entire vision of the united nations is, but there's the analysis that it has been two decades since a u.s. president singled out another country so much in the united nations general assembly speech. the last time we saw something like this was right before the iraq war, so there is a strong focus from president biden on russia's behavior. that's not the only thing on this speech. we have climate. we have iran and nonproliferation. the fact that joe biden set iran would not get a nuclear weapon, so, clearly, there are other things on the u.s. foreign policy agenda that president biden thought it was important to speak about, but the main focus truly is laying out clearly all of the atrocities that putin has committed and his armies have committed in ukraine against people, and saying that that really isn't ok, a

united states will conduct itself as a reasonable later. we do not seek conflict. we do not seek cold war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner, but the united states will be on a bash in promoting our vision of a free, open, secure, and prosperous world. and what we have to offer the communities of nations, investment design not to foster dependency, but to levy a burns and help nations become self sufficient partnerships not to create political obligation, but because we know our own success. each of our successes increased when other nations succeed as well. when individuals have the chance to live in dignity.

david: we will have the united nations general simply meeting in new york. do you think the unitedations has a useful purpose and diplomacy? it does not seem to be able to solve any ongoing work problems. what do you think is the main purpose of the united nations at this point? jake: the united nations has proved effectiveness in being able to bring about diplomatic agreements in difficult circumstances. just two examples in the past few months, on russia-ukraine, it was antonio guterres who played a central role in getting a deal between russia and ukraine for the export of grain from ukraine imports and russian ports in the black sea, helping the entire world with respect to lowering food prices and expanding access to foodstuffs at a critical moment. second, it was a u.n. mediator working with our u.s. envoy, the saudis, is a rowdy -- helping to produce a cease fire in the war in yemen, which had been a huge human catastrophe. it has been going on for the longest time in that piece, and the u.n. played a role in that. it is not without difficulties, complications. the u.n. is s

support the international organizations in making sure the the united nations and other groups are funded, but that they also -- the united nations is comprised of 193 nations across the globe that the united states pays for 22% of the united nations regular budget in 26.9 4% of the u.s. peacekeeping budget. i have to, ask what does the united states receive in return for this investment in the united states tax dollars. as a member of this body, we must ensure that the funds that the u.s. grants to the un are used in a way that ultimately benefit the american taxpayer. this was certainly not the case when the world health organization acadie statements given to them by the chinese communist parties at the start of the pandemic. ranking member mccall's covid-19 origins report was it was noted that from the beginning stages of the covid-19 outbreak, the two, under the leadership of director general t joes repeatedly upheld ccp statements as truths and examination of public statements include praise of the cdc's handling of the pandemic, receives reveals a disturbing willingness to ignore signs and really and credible sourc

united nations. and this was one of the greatest accomplishments of united nations and the recent med tech, a model id, i think. no one had a land value to national community revival its confidence in the united nations as a result of stumble, car that shouldn't. because the stumble convention proves once again, that negotiations can yield results, especially in issues which are vital to all the parties involved and a similar approach and has been assumed by us when it comes to the zapora church, nuclear power plant. again, that is threatening the security of the entire globe that lives out there. many of the conflict is escalating and we are investing tremendous efforts in order to ensure that the war will be finalized by you protecting their territorial integrity and the sovereignty of ukraine once and for all. and we would like to lead launch and appeal to all the international organizations under countries of the world to support them. peaceful initiatives of turkey to settle the spirit once and for all we need a dignified way out of this crisis. and that can only be possible through a diplomatic

united nations. thank you. with united nations general with, with the very powerful message warning us of a winter of discontent. if something is not done, deep structural reform needed in the way the world is structured and calling for a coalition of the world, let's talk to richard walker about this. he's in the studio with us on following events. and in his poll is in new york, we'll cross to her in a moment, richard, 1st of all, what stood out to you? well, i think it's quite interesting and almost quite sad to, to track the kind of story of the speeches by antonio terrace opening, the un general assembly over the last few years. i was just looking kind of preparing for this today at some of the speeches that he's made in recent years. and it does feel like somebody who's kind of getting frustrated about constantly having to remind the world about just how badly things are going. and he began his speech today. no, we just missed the very beginning of it. i think it's worth repeating a little bit of what he said, right

are addressing it to the secretary general of the united nations, so please articulate again what they are demanding, you are the sole owner of the united nations organization, which is established -he is the leader and here the position is important, the position of the entire united nations organization and not some individual person who has some of his own preferences eh if eh because of eh some of his personal eh preferences eh he will harm the observance of human rights by his actions. i believe that the united nations should treat such a person with no faith. well, here it is clear that either the leadership of the united nations must be changed or that the organization of the united nations must be influenced by them. again, some of their special meetings that they hold under this, which do not bring any results, but if it is already here , it is simply obvious. i think again, this will be an occasion for the united nations organization to think about who is in charge of this organization at the moment. thank you, ms. elena, and we wish you success in the collection of signatures in the appeal to the united nations olena tolkacho

concerned, or as far as pledges are concerned, that is going to be a united nations conference within the next 2 months. the united states secretary united nation 30 secretary general promising he of course, has been in by august on it's been championing august on the case or what he's saying that the international community might do much more to help august on. because pakistan is responsible for less than 0.8 percent of the goblin emissions. and those countries that are responsible for exacerbating the climate change should be digging deeper into their pockets to help august on. ok, thank you. come on. hi, the in a is on about there are a can in has made landfall in western cuba. officials have been working for hours to evacuate thousands of people and protect homes. the category 3 storm is heading towards the us state of florida. columbia and venezuela have reopened their borders to congo, potentially enabling billions of dollars in trade. after years, long closure people along the shed border hope it will boost to the economy. a sonogram p at he reports from the colombian border town of computer, adorned with

united states leadership is very involved. with united nations ship. i hear the secretary-general's estimate that must've relied on data generated by the united nations. d also what he heard and saw in pakistan that the initial requirement for putting pakistan back on track or meeting these losses. do you think there will beha policy changes in the government of pakistan relates to climate change? you mentioned early in the 2010 flood you put a system in place to try to deal with future flooding. is there anything you can do, at least in the government side of pakistan to potentially improve things? you have any thoughts on policies you might like to see implemented what you think and make a difference going forward? there is a catastrophe also inside the organizations. they focus on two things. one must learn the other's best practices. we have learned lessons. we have come to the conclusion that we are vulnerable. extremely vulnerable to such calamities. we have to prepare better to save our people. i can give you this example pakistan was poised to have nearly 5% growth rate in its gdp. now.t has been affected therefore we would have to strategize a

united states will conduct itself as a reasonable later, we do not see conflict. we do not seek to call war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. but the united states will be on a vast and promoting our vision of a free, open, secure, and prosperous world. and what we have to offer communities of nations, investment design not to foster dependency, but to alleviate burns and help nations become self sufficient partnerships not to create political obligation, but because we know our own success. each of our successes increased when other nations succeed as well. when individuals have the chance to live in dignity.

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honestly, the united nations is a _ russia is suggesting? honestly, the unitedions is a little _ russia is suggesting? honestly, the united nations is a little bit - united nations is a little bit behind events. we have had speeches all day by world leaders who preprepared their speeches, in which they have called for a negotiated end to the war in ukraine, they have bemoaned the ripple effects of the war, the fact that energy prices and food prices are going up, but president macron is the only person so far to directly address this question of the referenda happening in his speech and he also spoke to reporters who asked him what he thought about it here in new york, and he called the referendum plans a parody. he said if the donbas referendum ideals not so tragic, it would be funny, and the invocation of this on the eve of president biden speaking tour leaders is that if the result of this referendum is as we assume, and that in these territories that russia has taken in ukraine, people, in inverted commas, vote to become part of russia, that means they are r