which is the highest body or the most important non-governmental body in the world in the united nations , the unitedions, the united nations, the united nations, with more than 190 countries and 190 countries . the level of the friend zone in the world level of the skin let's develop cooperation and coordination. this general goal is 60. apart from the two countries, several countries are very related to the rest of us. these organizations are the scientific, educational and cultural organization of the united nations known as unesco, but in fact, under the supervision of unesco, unesco has various centers in different fields of science, but in the field of water science, it has 37 water centers, and in fact, we are one of these 37 water centers in the world. please serve that our country has 18 different countries we have members of this council, now some of these countries are iraq , tajikistan, oman, armenia, pakistan, lebanon, syria, turkey, bangladesh, afghanistan, sri lanka, and pakistan , central asian countries, and turkey and india. isfahan and qom 1918 have their own countries because they

, they are not left alone by the international community and the united nations, and people are really angry over the fact that the united nations is asking permission of bashar al-assad who blocks aid for these people. the fact is i don't know in the history of the united nations that a major of historic proportions earthquake that is so devastating that nine days a week into it, the united nations has sent nothing. people are rightfully angry because the world continues to abandon them 12 years on from the beginning of their revolution. >> we have heard a number of very powerful words. shock, anger, resilience, too, but also numbness. presumably none of this is coming as a surprise to you? >> no, no. the numbing over the disassociated state is a very typical initial trauma response. often when you experience the death of a loved one, you may go into a numb state initially, but sibley because it is not possible to process and experience and the emotions. also, there are things to be done. your first guest described that. there's a lot of work to be done in terms of trying to save lives . initially, find survivors, and t

and the league of nations could not prevent the war, and the united nations this afternoon in the new world order, it became clear that the unitedions, a political organization , was declared in today's statement by the ministry of foreign affairs of the united nations against some of the use of chemical weapons in the province against soldiers, russian soldiers, torture of russian soldiers, numerous measures of silence on the sides of the war between ukraine and russia, or rather, ukraine, with the support of nato , the united states of america, and the european union, trying to achieve goals within a year. if we want to provide an analysis, do we some parties suffered there was an error in the calculation or they asked their predetermined goals. the areas where russia itself has spoken to conduct operations, which are in historical territories, and for the election to join the territory of russia, there is no other way to accept this besides negotiations. america is considering an important event that happened to the pir region, allameh hali, keeping the khuzestan region as a breathing zone to tolerate this region and the calc

, the united nations that are hoping that to their initial response, which really has been criticized, was inadequate. will step up. but people here are angry because they're saying why the united nations or the world have to wait for an approval from the syrian president, bashar assad. those you know, people here do not consider him a legitimate leader. but a brutal dictator who killed tens of thousands of hundreds of thousands of people during the course of the war. they were hoping that the international community would just use those routes without his approval. and the fear here is that what sharla said is trying to do is gain political legitimacy by showing that he is still in charge. so you have that anger. and at the same time, you also have a lot of frustration. people here feel that they were abandoned by the international, by the international community. more than 5 in syrians, maybe homeless auster last week's devastating earthquakes. that's according to united nations official. and these are the stories of some of those survivors and the desperate situation. they now find themselves and what law he saw, the generals of the people are working day and night, but we n

many of whom would already and i had needs, have you meditated unite united nations has yet to release money from at central emergency response fun for the disaster. but that's likely to happen after the assessments are complete or people across tokyo have been donating emergency supplies for earthquake survivors. so central has more from an aide center and his 10 bu. so early in the morning, the most fallacy of is stumble is called on people to bring the essentials that are most needed in the south in cities of turkey, where the earthquake has he had heart of this. so people responded to that cause. and now we can see that they are bringing the clothes out, the food, the diapers, and the heaters, every essentials that is very much needed in that city is. so when we are being here, we have seen thousands of people coming in and out and bring in different variety of the staff and essentials that are needed. so we're talking about pan cities. it is quite a wide geography that this earthquake is, is, is carbon. and also there's already stumble is not the only city that is holding these ev

iran's permanent representative in the united nations the united nations welcomed the idea of ​​creatingrans-regional group to end the war in ukraine and said that iran is ready to fully participate in this process . plan he unveiled his 12 articles for peace in ukraine. this plan includes a ceasefire and the end of western sanctions against russia. the president of ukraine welcomed the current process of negotiations with china and said that china is thinking of mediating to establish peace between russia and thematic screening. it is encouraging, but the criticism of the us president's visit to ukraine continues. many analysts of this trip should not start public election campaigns and believe that such measures cannot cover up the weakened position of the us military, especially after the withdrawal from afghanistan. a report in this over and over let's see together jobinja has started campaigning for the 2024 election in ukraine. this is the media perception of biden's trip to kiev and his 72-hour stay in europe, which was reflected by the american fox news tv channel and described t

iran's oil goes to which countries, such as the united states, france, and the united nations sent it to the united nations and it was ignored. the minister of foreign affairs himself was killed. he came to the microphone and spoke about the financial and logistical support provided to the terrorist elements in the name of the united states and england in their seemingly news programs to educate and promote. violence and terror in iran said that violence and foreign interventions took the lives of people including 70 law enforcement officers and led to great destruction and damage to many public and private properties, which allowed the iranian police to use the rioters' weapons of war with hot and cold weapons to kill. they cannot claim a monopoly on the protection of human rights and force countries to submit to self-made interpretations of human rights. economic sanctions in your opinion, some western countries are wary about the anti-human rights effects of these sanctions and the number of experts. i can't answer this question myself. who has a track record of assassinating between 12 and 17 t

opposition-tell territory, a conflict zone, and the 300 united nations staff already in the area are delivering what aid they have to people there, but the united nations says that they were already struggling to get enough aid in for four point 6 million people in nate -- in need before the earthquake even hit. the united nations assessed it is working with the syrian government to increase its capacity. >> having the crossline missions is something very complex, even before the earthquake. at multiple levels of coordination between different parties, security, humanitarian, ngo's, so it is not a straightforward operation, and it is a militarily active zone where we have to operate in a military zone, so it is not easy. we try our best. >> the majority of aid to north western syria gets there via turkey a, and the good news is that the one authorized border crossing is passable, so the united nations is prepared to resume deliveries from that vantage point as soon as possible. >> still ahead here on al jazeera. security concerns in democratic republic of congo forces a united nations delegation to cancel a trip to a camp for internally displac

united _ ukraine. the ioc is under pressure from the united nations _ ukraine. the ioc is under pressure from the unitedukraine. the ioc is under pressure from the united nations do not. from the united nations do not discriminate against athletes and allow them to compete under neutral flags. i allow them to compete under neutral flaas. ., �* ~' allow them to compete under neutral flaus, ., �* 4' ., flags. i don't think that the neutral flag _ flags. i don't think that the neutral flag is _ flags. i don't think that the neutral flag is changing - flags. i don't think that the - neutral flag is changing anything so much. for me it is all about we should sanction as much as possible people from russia and belarus because they are doing severe things in ukraine. unfortunately, we cannot choose some outlets that say we are against the war and some are for the war, because there are some outlets that are wearing the z on their chest, so this unfortunately we cannot choose, but we have to do it, we have to sanction them all because this is the only way that can stop the war. ., , ., , ., the war. three more

states ambassador to the united nations, you told reince priebus, "i don't even know what the unitedations does. all i know is everybody hates it." >> yeah. >> tell me, do you have a more or a less positive view of the united nations now? >> i think it's interesting. i think i understand it more, from the standpoint of here you have 193 countries that come together in the name of peace and security. but whether it succeeds depends on how they take it forward. and i said this to the secretary general and to the ambassadors when i left is, if the united nations is gonna be successful, it has to change with the times. they have to start talking about things that are uncomfortable to talk about. they have to talk about what maduro is doing in venezuela. they have to talk about a million plus uyghurs in concentration camps in china. they have to talk about these things they don't want to talk about. to continue to talk about decades-old issues as if they're relevant today is what makes people doubt the united nations. >> well, i'm glad you mentioned the uyghurs and venezuela, maduro. huma

comes from the tube azerbaijan does not implement paragraph 1 of article 94 of the united nations, this article of the unitedions charter and the security council of the united nations may take two months to take actions that armenia could take without resolving this disturbance or russia taking direct responsibility for the security program in this country. is there anything i can do? unfortunately, it has not been done during this period, and why was armenia closed with a wall, and what problems did this closure cause for the people of nagorno-karabakh? do for preventing the destruction of the environment of the region, but a good ceasefire, that in 2022 in azerbaijan , the import of essential goods, including food , medicine and other medical supplies, must be met with the materials needed for the needs of the people living in nagorno-karabakh through armenia from this agreement. azari did not stick to this agreement and called a cease-fire from different arrivals, and this has happened in a way that these people, who have been put in a difficult situation, are not supported by any country. doctor, does t

car in omdeh hori of azerbaijan is an article 94 of the united nations, who does not implement this ruling can refer the same article of the united charter and the united nations security council to the court.

complacency in using this right for iran. who had written the united states in the draft resolution of the united states in the united nations security council is a heavy blow to american diplomacy, and russia has used its exclusion as a reason to use its right to vote in favor of iran, one of the most recent cases about three months before, he was in the position commission the united nations woman, the resolution is completely deceptive and distant from themselves, iranians can manage their internal issues without the interference of others in the jcpoa and us anti-iranian sanctions, and china's microphone in the security council and other sub-meetings of this organization , the unilateral withdrawal of the united states from the jcpoa has been made clear many times. and it was the application of maximum pressure against iran that caused the jcpoa to stop. we appreciate iran's flexibility and ask the us and europe to cooperate with iran in negotiations. iran opposes the anti-iranian statements and supports the politicization of the mission of the international atomic energy agency and the resolution of the remaining issues

states and the vice president of the united nations , they were the originators and founders of the united nations human rights commission and had the record of dispatching 120,000 japanese from all over the united states and europe during the war and ordered the atomic bombing of japan. issued by hosnia sadat shabiri of the radio and television news agency, zionist settlers raided hawareh village in the south of nablus at night and set fire to a number of palestinian houses and shops . they have had the full support of the occupying forces, they attacked ambulances , and the zionist forces did not allow the aid forces to enter the village of hawareh in the south of nablus. the ministry of health of palestine also announced that a palestinian who was killed in the attack of the occupying forces on the zionist settlements. in zafar town in the south of nablus, he was wounded due to a war bullet . these attacks condemned the holding of a security meeting in aqaba , jordan, with the participation of the palestinian authority and the united states, the zionist regime of egypt and jordan. adher

antonio guterres , secretary general of the united nations, in the introduction the united nations report on the world economic situation and outlook has written that inequality in the world is greater than ever before . head of global economic monitoring the united nations says that the acceleration of economic growth in the united states, the european union, and the rest of the world's developed economies has weakened greatly, and this situation has had a negative impact on the countries ' economies. although they still have much less than before the outbreak of corona, it will get better due to the increase in the price of oil and non-oil products. the united nations believes that the growth of the us gdp will decrease significantly in the coming months, and it will be one and eight tenths from the previous figure. the percentage will reach the percentage. view one of the worst predictions of the united nations economy in 2023, this organization's assessment of the european economy last year, based on this , the growth rate of europe in the coming year will be only two tenths of a perc

distortions the, the, the issue as though that the united nations was not structured to handle this kind of activity. a, if you look at the phone book to the united nations, you won't find the united nations intelligence organization. this was the 1st time anything like this had ever been done. and it was, it took a while to get the united nations to accept this, this kind of a organization, this kind of work in the best way to get them to accept it was to prove its viability and its value. and because i had considerable experience as an inspector during my time in the soviet union, the 1980s in 1990. i was able to take the information that i was gathering, turn it into targeting data, and then help organize inspection concepts up that the united nations used to create inspections that would go into iraq. but what we found is rather it, rather than have me create something and turn it over to somebody that it was better if i created it and let it myself. and so i became a chief inspector. we know in the immediate aftermath of the 911 terrorist attack, some when donald rumsfeld convened a m, if defense council of paul wolf, what's his deputy activ

united, united nation dead is a fact is they afflicted their dignity before affecting their bodies. in fact, waiting for about a days before getting healthy to these people, vinny, i need big people, rid is suffering. sorry. in fact, this area is suffering from do earth quick. the one and we suffered from the earth . and the quick, if that's coming from nature by the other and the stronger and quick that hurt him . this area is from united nation who was very late, who were waiting at their mission from as a to allow them to get these people, even the aides that are getting no, in fact are meaningless because they came after long period to these people. although yes, they are very low, the are, they are not enough even quite a few portion of the people, but nevertheless, then meaning, because these aids rectum without love, without dignity, in fact, they would really love, do their jobs as they should be at this, isn't that what united should do, in fact, for this people, and this is if you go to all people who are, even if they will receive this is because they have to. but believe me, they will not be happy with these things to come. so borders or go as it will do, they will not and shield a few portion of these people. neither. willis took away from evanston to look about the news. and in the past, our scotlands 1st minister nicholas sturgeon has announced her resignation after more than 8 years. she's been in a posi

united nations seems to look at, but charlotte, that is their secretary general. they're waiting for him to give them ok. 9 days into a major earthquake, i don't know in the history of united masons that they had not responded to something. it's the hardest area in syria. in government control, territories, planes loaded with humanitarian aid have been arriving continuously. there also where united nations agencies are based in the north the you and has acknowledged failing syria with an adequate response. it says that will change, but many here are doubtful. there will be any sustained international help man. um, what does that okay, um we have no heaters, no blankets is nothing on just a tent over our heads or shops were destroyed who help us to rebuild our lives. and in the scars of 12 years of war have still not healed in a region where millions are displaced and poor. now there is a new crisis for a people whose sole purpose has long been to survive then for their elders. eda northwest, syria. what mahala deserve a has more from a camp where victims are staying in the rebel held city of afrin. a little mummy though, off and over that that woman. some un assistance has

the representative of iran to the secretary general of the united nations , iran's support for the zionist regime was also announced to the united nations and the security council . the secretary general of the united nations and the security council has requested to fulfill his responsibility in condemning and stopping the belligerent actions and words of the zionist regime authorities, but regarding the trip of dr. amir abdollahian to nicaragua, i have a conversation with mr. zain al-abidin tagvi, an expert on the issues. latin america hello, i am at your service and mr. amir abdollahian, as i announced in the news before, in his first trip to latin america during the 13th government period , he visited nicaragua and venezuela. mr. abdullahian will have bilateral and my issues. last night, in fact , several contracts between iran and various energy fields, including agriculture and pharmaceuticals, were signed today by mr. upgrade he will have the negotiations that he created in the technology park, which iran was modeled on and will not have, which will deepen the economic relations with the government of venezuela, and he wi

the resolution of iran's arms embargo, which was written by the united states the draft resolution of the united states in the united nations security council is a heavy blow to the diplomacy of the united states and russia has used its right to vote in favor of iran to reject this resolution. it is completely deceptive and far-fetched that the iranians themselves can manage their internal issues without the interference of others. in the museum of the jcpoa, us anti-iranian sanctions and china's microphone in the security council and other sub-meetings of this organization have been made clear many times the unilateral withdrawal of the united states from the jcpoa and exerting maximum pressure on it was against iran it caused the jcpoa to stop. we appreciate iran's flexibility and ask the us and europe to cooperate with iran in negotiations . it is nuclear and supports the resolution of the remaining issues through dialogue and cooperation between the iaea and iran. on monday , the president of our country made an unprecedented visit to china in the last 20 years, a trip that some media believe is the result of deepening

powerful nations can attack other smaller countries, that borders shall not change just by the use of aggressive military force. this is a very underlying founding principle that the united states -- united nations at the end of world war ii. ukraine does not stand alone. 54 countries met today to ensure that ukraine can defend itself and the principles that guide international conduct, and those principles will be upheld. we will remain a unified coalition. we will continue uphold the values of sovereignty and freedom and we will continue to support ukraine. thank you, and i welcome your questions. >> secretary austin, you said earlier this is a crucial moment for ukraine and that the allies need to get air defenses, and munitions into ukraine now. what do you think that what are you seeing from russia that makes this moment different? the native secretary jewell has only warned ukrainians are burning to munitions faster than the alis can supply. when you ask ukraine to do more with less? and then for chairman milley, did one of the missiles fired at the laker on object miss? and if so what happened to that missile? and if so, does that change your risk calculus for shooting down object

united nations expert. they're read the white paper this year in just there. we do a lot of condemnation from always in the countries talking by united states, a key one that to stop theories to support m 23 democratic republic of congo was to present to katie. we are busy because we have some tough challenge. we need to pace in, in that condition. we don't need any will we want we need to teach for ben walks to get orders and we've been keeping people for the past year. and that's our reach you back your year. that's prison. got me because we don't think that these people are seeing on the wall that use this will ease doing that because yes. order interest such like continue looting in as 0. see me. it's a very clearly some economy arisen can interesting what the prison tagami to they use. one of the challenges here, of course, is what's happening with them. 23. there are the military challenges there, the legitimate threats that you've raised. another piece of this though is the actual war of words that has been escalating president to 2nd he called rwandan president of paul could. guy may a war monger, he also referred to his acti

united nations is mobilizing to support the emergency response. and so let's work together in solidarity to assist all those heats by this disaster. many of whom were already in dyad needs. have you meditated units the united nations has yet to release money from it? central emergency response, fun for the disaster, but that's likely to happen after the assessments are complete. okay, some of the things now when you crane and authorities will delay the replacement of the defense minutes, does president vladimir lensky government braces for a renewed russian offensive? a parliamentary official said no decisions on staff changes will be made this week . on sunday, the head of the landscape party announced that alexi resnick, of will be replaced by ukraine's head of military intelligence in the cabinet. re shuffle following corruption scandals. russia's foreign ministers heading to marley on his 1st official trip to the african nation. the visit from sergey lab rub comes a day off to molly expel the head of the you and human rights mission. rush has been looking to african nations for support as relations worse and with the west over the one ukraine. it will be lab, rob's 3rd trip to the continent.

rights council meeting united nations, the lighting of the speaker of the country of the authorities can allow violent and illegal behavior to be endangered, and the 52nd united nations human rights council, to which countries like the united states and france does iran provide oil , the human rights sent by the united nations were ignored. and the financial and logistical support available he said that the terrorist elements placed in the name of the united states and the united kingdom also trained and promoted violence and terror in iran in their seemingly news programs, which violence and foreign interventions took the lives of people including 70 law enforcement forces and led to destruction. and there was a lot of damage to many public and private properties, while the iranian police allowed rioters to use weapons of war with hot and cold weapons, and forced countries to submit to self-made interpretations of human rights, the words of mr. amir abdullahian i saw on the sidelines of this meeting about the works of human rights economic sanctions from the officials of this council, the removal of economic sanctions from some western countries, in your opi

the united nations that they have not responded to something, and it is the hardest hit area in syria. >> planes loaded with humanitarian aid have been arriving continuously. they are also where unitedations agencies are based. in the north, the united nations has acknowledged failing syria with an inadequate response. it says that will change, but many are doubtful there will be any sustained international help. >> we have no heaters, no blankets, nothing. just a tent over our heads. our shops were destroyed. who will help us to rebuild our lives? >> the scars of 12 years of war have still not healed in a region where many are displaced and poor. >> across the border in turkey, the number of people being found alive is getting smaller by the day, but despite the odds, there are still some incredible stories of survival. in the last few hours, a 70 seven-year-old woman was rescued from the rubble after being trapped for over 200 hours. we have more from the epicenter of the second quake. >> two young men were pulled out of the rubble on tuesday, but those stories of joy are becoming less and less. it is overwhelmingly the dead that are emerging from their home. these are apartment b

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and on behalf of the united nation system, the united nations development program is at co leading and assessment of damage to energy infrastructure jointly with the world magazine. mister president, through the start of the war. as you know, the international atomic energy agency has supported ukraine to ensure the safety and security of its 15 operating reactors at 4 nuclear plants, including europe's largest nuclear power plant in somebody shambly. we continued urge all parties to swiftly agree and implement and nuclear safety and security protection zone. at this operation, nuclear power plant to avoid a serious accident with potentially disastrous consequences. served up in wally, barely veiled threat us to use nuclear weapons in the context of the conflict spike to nuclear risks, to levels not seen since the darkest days of the cold war. these threats are unacceptable. doesn't progress continues to be married under the lexia. good. an initiative, an agreement broke would be the parties by the united nations and the governments of to kia more than $20000000.00 metric tons of foods

civilians held a protest rally in northern syria and criticized the united nations' inattention to the syrian earthquake disaster, accusing the united nations of neglecting and failing to fulfill its duties to send aid to syria. a number of british citizens also gathered in front of the minister's office in protest against the government's performance in sending aid to the syrian earthquake victims . demonstrations against netanyahu entered the sixth week . minister's plan the judiciary of the zionist regime in the field of amending the judicial laws to reduce the powers of the supreme court, the issue of reducing the power of the supreme court against the powers that are considered as one of the goals of netanyahu's food reforms , its meter was also set on fire by gathering in front of netanyahu's house in occupied jerusalem on thursday night. but due to the conflict with netanya supporters, air shot canada announced that an unidentified bird that had violated the country's airspace had shot down canadian prime minister justin trudeau by publishing an article in the cyberspace written by canadian and american military planes to sho

united the united nations pledged a 1000000000 dollars in funds and to help the 5200000 people who are affected by the earthquake in this region. besides that, i, we know that you ration countries are increasing. they have fonts for to to care special azar bay, john georgia. they have announced their uh, funds being increased and that they are sending more rescue teams into the ground a to help to, to assist of monetary and aid organizations in the field. besides that, all countries is sometimes solar, terribly sometime as an alliance. they are trying to help to can we know at the ne toya lions is going to send shelters. a cutter is sending the a cabin is the container that were used during the world cup to turkey. we are talking about $10000.00 containers being sell thousands of tenths are being deployed to the area. and of course, the united nations funding is going to be used not only for these accommodation things, but also for food, the food security in the region, because this is a long term drawn and to care will need this or these aids, these rescue to use for a while in order to rehabilitate the aero map sent am politics and diplomacy invariably play a role when it comes to situations like this. how is this affecting turkey is relations with its neighboring countries along as well? today i was actually preparing for and general election and a presidential election that was officially scheduled for june 18. but the turkish president was keen to move it to may 14 because of some local reasons and some a calendar reasons. and a besides that for the last couple of years, the relations have been tense with neighboring countries like greece, turkey and greece were nearly at the brink of war because of they are a, they are conflict over 12 violence in the agency. the ill, a natural gas exploration in the eastern mediterra

conflict began, united nations act general assembly has now passed a resolution demanding that russia withdraw its trips from ukraine. chavez townsend following developments from the united nations. this is unit 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated and the way that they achieved that was by making this resolution as general as possible. simply stating the facts of its incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for any one members state to invade another member state. now the difficulty is there is a law reservations what have been lodged even as people, little lying nations have said, basically they're holding their motives while working. yes, at the same time because they feel that would have become a vote against your own charter. but what they're saying is, this wasn't the right resolution of the right time, because it doesn't emphasize the need for conflict resolution. it doesn't talk about image and piece talks though, talk about about as an immediate cease fire. and so there's key countries that have sustained and these are enormous countries. we're talking, you know, india fell africa, the brick stati

units in the earthquake affected areas have been completely destroyed. destroyed or damaged a number of residents of the town of kerman, in the north of adela, gathered to protest the neglect of the united nations in sending aid to the earthquake victims. the approach of the united nations towards the victims of the earthquake was expressed by the residents of this city who asked the united nations and the international community to send immediate aid to the victims of the earthquake in syria. according to the latest statistics, the number of dead in the recent earthquake in syria is 5,840 and the number of injured is 1,529. it is the means of the government syria announced the implementation of programs to provide housing for earthquake displaced people in this country. meanwhile, some associations are trying to help strengthen the morale of those affected by this natural disaster, especially children. sina bashar assad also announced the comprehensive plan to resettle thousands of displaced families due to this earthquake. field observations show that people are still worried about another earthquake and the risk of their houses collapsing . open spaces are prone to earthquakes it has resulted in a lot of damage, especially among children who were away from th

united nations in this regard . a senior ukrainian official condemned the attack on the workshop complex of the ministry of defense in the city of isfahan and represented iran to the secretary general of the united nations, as well as iran's complaint against the zionist regime to the united nations and the security council. from the secretary general of the united nations and the security council called on their responsibility to stop the actions and bellicose words of the zionist authorities. the netherlands, england, and germany temporarily closed their consulate in istanbul and then reopened it. he did not accept the weakening of nato. the film continues after widespread public protests in various cities of turkey following the insulting of muslim sanctities and the desecration of the holy quran in sweden and the netherlands. the american, german, and french security officials have decided to close their consulates in istanbul to citizens traveling and living in turkey, the netherlands, and the united kingdom, and the german embassy in ankara immediately announced that the consulate of this country in istanbul will be closed for one day due to security issues. turkey, affected by the threate

room in the — there's anybody sitting in that room in the united _ there's anybody sitting in that room in the united nations i room in the unitedr peaceful resolution, or peaceful dialogue. i think we are in agreement, everybody wants that — but how do you get there when there doesn't seem to be any options on the table for actual dialogue, comprehensive action towards getting to a real solution? you know, getting to a real solution? you know. we _ getting to a real solution? you know, i've been _ getting to a real solution? mt. know, i've been involved in peace negotiations for 20—30 years. i was involved in a very messy cambodia negotiations where everyone said it was impossible to have a solution, it's irreconcilable. at the end of the day, you must first begin by beginning the talks. you might recall in the vietnam war, henry kissinger sat down with his vietnamese counterpart as the war was accelerating. what's the first step you do? you agree to talk to each other, you must talk to each other. and as you know, after now, many in the west argue, "no, we will go for an all—out victory." and i think frankly, at the end of the

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assistant secretary general of the united nations and deputy head of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, hosseini said about the many problems and crises of the refugees and that the developments of the past years have made people aware of the plight of the situation . the palestinian refugees should be completely filled, the palestinian people in the west bank are too many years of siege by israel, and the people of qazvin have been severely damaged, and the special coordinator of the united nations in the middle east peace process, of course, without condemning the zionist regime and its decisive role. as the cause of the increase in violence against the palestinian people, he strongly expressed his concern about the horizon of violence in the occupied territories , and now the construction of large zionist settlements in the palestinian lands is still going strong and without any obstacles. ali rajabi, sada news agency. united nations broadcasting, new york, but popular support for the palestinian movement, the students' cry in london for the creation

while some villa units of the national housing movement in south khorasan have been handed over to the applicants and the rest of the villa units are in the final stages, the apartment units of this province are still in the mother skeleton stage in the three cities of south khorasan, the units of the national housing movement are being built . the national urban housing movement , which is supposed to provide safe shelter to 40,000 families in south khorasan in four years , there are about 14,000 units in the form of villas or bungalows with courtyards, where the people own the land and do the work themselves. 300 tomans 279 costs and in the city of tabas, the construction of shanq has accelerated, and in just one year, 10% of the households settled in their houses, to the extent that they received the permit for 180 units in the carpentry stage and about 130 units at the end of the work and the operation was carried out after 7 the year of renting for one month, the residents of the housing foundation gave it to us and i did the management of your construction myself. after the expenses , how was it? less, more income compared to contracting, much better . unlike the 30