what's going on now we are in front of united states outside of the united united nations security council that there is no resolution of all of these functions. secondly, they also think about sanctions against what they call the 3 g a. i think that these sanction these uh uh, these decision from that grocery department or other departments in the united states. it's finally shame directly. uh, the city and people ordinary people uh its affecting on the, their level of the lives on any trace at the, on the road to holland education, the higher education. and so we are not speaking about a, what a bug on that may convert. but down to 30 above, we are in front of a, uh, uh, what massacre again is the city and people the united states is the and now practicing the it's 0 reason i can call it is economics tourism because uh, any other, the color differences between different states or in the ward, it doesn't feel that i should kill these people to see and people. after 13 years of this war, they faced the most international inter isn't what slots deposit from the guns in the woods as they are

table is that the new members should compromise, they should be in favour of the united nations security council. it of the united security council. , ., y ., , of the united nations security council. , ., ., council. it started off as an economic _ council. it started off as an economic grouping - council. it started off as an economic grouping but - council. it started off as an economic grouping but it . council. it started off as an economic grouping but it is increasingly becoming more geopolitical. how are brazilian saying this group of nations? brazil traditionally _ saying this group of nations? brazil traditionally tried _ saying this group of nations? brazil traditionally tried to _ saying this group of nations? brazil traditionally tried to have _ saying this group of nations? i512 l traditionally tried to have good relations with china and with other countries, such as the united states and countries in europe, what brazilian officials have told me is that brazil is trying to get a balance between the geopolitical implications of the rapid expansion of the block. implications of the rapid expansion of

council by carrying out this unprovoked war on ukraine. >> tomorrow, the united states of america and the person of ambassador linda thomas-greenfield will become president of the united nations securitynations states ambassador to u.n. the, linda thomas-greenfield. thank you very much for joining us again tonight. so, as you take over the presidency of the security council, i assumed the number one issue before he is still the russian attack and war on ukraine. >> it is one of the number one issues before us. but during our presidency, we get to set the agenda. and what we will be focusing on is food insecurity. food insecurity that has been exacerbated by russia's war on ukraine, food insecurity that is impacting people around the world. and i would be adjusting, addressing that issue with secretary blinken and presiding in a seat on thursday to call out russia, but also to raise the consensus about famine and how we can bring an end to famine. we will also be focusing our attention on human rights. president biden said on day one that our foreign policy will be defined by human rights. and so, with the 75th anniversary of the u.n. declaration of human rights, we will look for oppor

rules really, really showed that the limitations and the weaknesses of the united nations security council and speaking on the united nations security council, i think it's one thing which is the how important when you take a look at that council house, 2 of those breaks nations or 2 out of 5 of those bricks, these are the only having a seat or a members of the united nation is free to come. so 3 of those, so that's recap results and india have been trying for years and there's no election american before we so see to at that table then press what has been tried and there's no african power voice at the table. and so that's we got has been changed, but i think that the president is the box or give us that speech in a moment. but just to continue what i've been saying about the united security council, india has been trying for 20 years. and none of those countries, it's a really being accepted to be all being rejected. and so they all using the purpose and the brakes block as a very good tools and instruments to get stuff and use it to for their own benefit and just see it as something that could help them as after

security council against lebanon. and the united states tried to approve such resolutions of the united nations memory , known as yeni phil, without coordination and even without the knowledge of the lebanese army in the southern borders of this country , in the meeting of the united nations security council, which was supposed to discuss the extension of the mission of the organization's peacekeeping forces. nations in southern lebanon, known as unifil, was postponed. the reason for not holding this meeting was not to reach an agreement on the resolution desired by the united states and its allies . it was announced after this meeting was announced in advance. the american ambassador to the united nations, as the periodic head of the security council, asked what the united states expects from this resolution and what it should train and everything it needs to continue its activities in lebanon. united nations peacekeeping force uniform in south lebanon, he says that it is an issue that has faced the opposition of the lebanese people, and of course it is so important for the zionist regime that the defense minister of

united nations and they're undermining the work of this council by carrying out this unprovoked war on ukraine. >> tomorrow the united states of america and linda thomas-greenfield will become president of the united nations security so much for joining us. as you take over the residency of security council, i assume the number one issue before you is still the russian attack and war on ukraine. >> it is one of the number one issues before us but during our presidency we get to set the agenda and what we will be focusing on is food insecurity and food insecurity that has been exacerbated by russia's war in ukraine. food insecurity that is impacting around the world and i will be addressing that issue with secretary blinken and residing in the seat on thursday to call out russia but also to raise the concerns about famine and how we can bring an end to famine. we'll also be focusing attention on human rights president biden said on day one that our foreign policy will be defined by human rights so with the 75th anniversary of the u.n. declaration of human rights we will look for opportunities to engage in human rights issues throughout the month. >> i want to go to one of those opportunities that rachel maddow race

integrity, therefore that they are a permanent member of the security council of the united nations, they are one of the founders of the united, and, well , let's discuss about this , what is written in the un charter, being a permanent member of the security council of the united nations, well, somehow you know, no, not comilfo, that's why they got caught as they say these things, and then look at the nuclear dialogue russia was deterred, in fact, china was deterred from using tactical nuclear weapons because the chinese defense appealed to china to communicate and hold a dialogue with russia so that nuclear weapons would not be used in this war the conventional and china managed to do it because of their leverage, having influence on russia, they restrained russia, but what will happen next? well, it is difficult to say, therefore, china undoubtedly plays an extremely important role. i am not talking about the economy. why are you there for three years from 19-20 and the 21st was the number one trading partner, opened the market for us and we compensated for those obstacles, where we could not supply to the european market,

representative of the islamic republic of iran to the united nations, in a letter to the secretary-general of the united nations and the president of the security council, while criticizing the dual approach of the security council towards terrorism, demanded the strong condemnation of the attack from it was towards them in the terrorist attack on sunday, august 22, in the holy shrine of hazrat ahmad bin alik salam in shiraz, two people were martyred and a number of others were injured . east of the country and rain has been predicted in the eastern part of the country, we will also witness wind and dust, but in hormozgan, this afternoon, thursday, august 26 , i will expect another convective movement in khmer port . leading to flooding of roads for the southeast of fars province and in the same way, which is not risky and dangerous, and allah sistani for the southern part of sistan and baluchistan province, slopes and heights in a place like iransel palace, the soldier of saravan will complete it in the hour after this weight and instability in the form of a higher situation in north sistan and baluchistan, kerman, south khorasan, and razavi khorasan,

united nations. as the agenda is adopted for the 1st time and more than 5 years, the united nations security council took up the issue of human rights abuses in north korea. the meeting was requested by the united states, japan and albania, accusing town yang of over spending on this nuclear program. while millions of people go hungry and are denied basic goods and the dpr case, repressive political crime, it allows the government to divert resources to weapons development at the expense of the welfare of the people in the dpr k who suffer from severe economic hardship . and now nutrition, the north korea has consistently denied the accusations, but the high commissioner of the human rights described the system designed to keep the north korean leader kim jong in power. the widespread use of course data, including the present comes 1st use of schoolchildren to collect thomas the requirements for families, trying to take labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages from overseas workers, or support the military operators of the state, and its ability to build. one

representative of the islamic republic of iran to the united nations in a letter to the secretary general of the united nations and the president of the security council. criticism of the dual approach of the security council in the grave of terrorism called for a strong condemnation of the attack by them. in the terrorist attack on sunday, august 22 , in the holy shrine of hazrat ahmed bin musa, peace be upon him, in shiraz, two people were martyred and a number of others were injured. activities with military relatives in embassies iran and saudi arabia should resume. the assistant minister of defense of saudi arabia met with the deputy chief of the general staff of the iranian armed forces on the sidelines of the 11th russian international security conference in moscow. in this the meeting was arranged for the military personnel of the two countries to be exchanged as soon as possible and to be deployed at the place of the mission. iran's security agreements with the countries participating in the moscow security summit. the deputy chief of the general staff of the armed forces announced new customers for iran's defense products at the end of his t

and the united nations is calling for an armed multinational force to be sent to haiti to restore law and order united nations. chief antonio gutierrez has urge the un security council to quote act now detained spiraling violence and intense fighting between rival militias in libby's capital. aaa appears to have ended following the release of a commander. the libyan health ministry is confirmed. doesn't have been killed and more than a 100 people have been injured. okay, we're going to turn to the wildfires and the state of hawaii now that have raised an entire coastal town killed. dozens of people happened just one week ago and you as president joe biden says he will travel to the island of maui. as soon as he can fall in criticism, he still hasn't visited the scene. a teams are still sifting through the rubble searching for human remains and what was once a popular tourism destination at home 213000 residents. more than a 1000 people are still missing remains of 90. united people have been recovered so far, but only 3 of those have been identified also is there a she hubbard has the has more from our the the expectation is the $10.00 to $0.20 . if human remains to

united nations, it does not fulfill the security council, it is completely blocked because the russian federation does not legally physically occupy the place of a permanent member of the security council of the unitedr of the united nations you can see the current edition of this nation, that in the list of permanent members it is the soviet union, not russia, that is, now no one can do anything anion, not nato , nor anyone, any other institution, i don’t know, the red cross, the osce, the council of europe is there what other alliances are there with the fact that russia is turning the black sea into its own puddle, it is mined there with all the problems that arise from this, but i want to touch a little on the historical aspects because, well, there is one force that is capable of contradicting, if we say so, in this dominance, it is natural turkey since uh 300 years ago uh russian federation or tsarist russia then they started fighting for uh turkish straits bosphorus and dardanelles and russian federation uh since those times she dream of establishing control over bosphorus and daniels

united states currently says that it does not see any direct threat to the security of poland from the wagner group , the representative of the national security council of the united states, john kirpi, said today, however, he added that the united states, of course, is closely monitoring this situation. well, it is absolutely clear that the articles of the fifth and it has nato security, according to which it is said that an attack on one ally would be an attack on all, and jungli added that indeed now part of the wagner group, part of the wagner group is in belarus, and part has moved to africa for the creation is possible of some to increase instability and part remains to fight in ukraine, however, some concrete or imminent threat to poland or other european allies of nato allies in the united states, at least for the moment, has not seen maria in august of the government in the un security council and on thursday the secretary of state anthony will speak at the security council meeting, is it known what he will talk about today? they asked the spokesman of the state department about it, in particular , they have miller, i know that the usa will preside for a month in joy, i know it is in the security council of the united n

united nations, in particular linda thomas greenfield , the united states ambassador to the united nations. in fact, she first condemned the fact that russia is again violating the resolutions that were approved by the un security councilwhich she is actually one of the plans for the organization of the un security council, she also said that she is disappointed that the un does not consider and investigate how russia actually violates again of the resolutions of the united nations, linda thomas greenfield herself said that the united states will continue to learn such information, expose russia's attempts to continue waging its war and enlist the support of other countries, and will also expose those countries, those regimes that continue to help russia wage its war. let 's listen to the comment we we cannot and will not remain silent as we receive more information that russia continues to turn to criminal regimes in an attempt to obtain weapons and equipment to support its brutal aggressive war, we will continue to work with allies and partners to identify, expose and oppose russia's attempts to purchase military equipment from the dprk or any other state that is ready to support russia's war against ukraine . by nor

united states of america has now taken over the vote in the un security council and will try to use all mechanisms of the united nations in order to unblock supplies, the first meeting is going on right now, its progress is being monitored by our special correspondent in the unitedhenko dima, i congratulate you , please tell me what the plan of the united states is, and what statements were made just now, if they were made, of course but well, you know the plans are very ambitious because the united states is completely serious and wants to restore or save the istanbul grain agreement and uses two mechanisms for this, political and other about which i will also tell about the political uh, a very serious mechanism is now in the hands of the united states, because from the first day the country presides over the organization of the united nations in the un security council well, that is why our viewers will now see the picture at 10 a.m. local time it was 5:00 p.m. in kiev personally tony blinking, who arrived in new york, convened a special meeting of the un security council on food security in order to talk not only in particular but mostly about the ukrainian grain agreement, well, you know when our viewers, i think, are watching the news of the un security co

on the resolution desired by america and its allies. in the united nations to the rotating head of the security council asked what the unitedstates expects from this resolution and what it is that before art and everything it needs to continue its activities in lebanon, what the american ambassador said about the country's expectations from the new security council resolution for the theme of the uniform activity of the peacekeeping forces. the united nations in south lebanon says that it is an issue that has faced the opposition of the lebanese and of course it is so important for the zionist regime that the defense minister of this regime came to the united nations for this reason that unifil is completely independent from the lebanese army and there is no need for any coordination and notification. to the army lebanon should not have it either. in this regard, the american website usnews confirmed that the main dispute is over the request for full freedom of action for unifil soldiers of the united nations peacekeeping forces in lebanon's borders. habib, the minister of foreign affairs of lebanon , said that in the new s

united nations. as the agenda is adopted for the 1st time and more than 5 years, the united nations security council took up the issue of human rights abuses in north korea. that the meeting was requested by the united states, japan and albania, accusing town yang of over spending on this nuclear program. while millions of people go hungry and are denied basic goods and the dpr case, repressive political crime, it allows the government to divert resources to weapons development at the expense of the welfare of the people in the dpr k who suffer from severe economic hardship and malnutrition north korea has consistently denied the accusations, but the high commissioner of the human rights described the system designed to keep the north korean leader kim jong in power. the widespread use of course data, including the present comes 1st use of schoolchildren to collect thomas the requirements for families, trying to take labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages from overseas workers, or support the military operators of the state, and its ability to build. one yo

united nations charter, it does not perform its functions, the security council is completely blocked because the russian the federation illegally physically hugs her the place of a permanent member of the security council of the united nations is, that is, if you open the statute of the unitedions organization, the current edition, you can see that in the list of permanent members it is the soviet union, not russia, that is, now no one can do anything, neither nato , nor anyone i don't know what other institution there is, the red cross, the osce, the council of europe, what other alliances are there with the fact that russia is turning the black sea into its own puddle, mined with all the problems that arise from it, but i want to touch a little on the historical aspects because uh, well, there is one power that can contradict, if we say so, in this dominance, it is of course turkey, because uh, 300 years ago, uh, the russian federation or tsarist russia, then they started a struggle for uh, the turkish straits of the bosphorus and the dardanelles , and the russian the federation has since those times dreamed of establishing control over the bosphorus and the dardanelles after the victory in world war ii. this is a historical fact. stalin approached churchill with a reques

we do expect on thursday when the united nations security council meets, not to be confused with the uniteds the area he crossed over to, there is going to be some discussion about the eventual release. now, what we will say at the moment, the condition obviously we don't know what it is, but assuming private king is released back to the united states, assuming that he heads back to the usa, he would still face the disciplinary action he had been due to face when he crossed into north korea on the 18th ofjuly. above and beyond supporting his welfare, interviewing him about what has happened ultimately tables were turned and he would face disciplinary action indeed for making that crossing into north korea unless they were compelling reasons not to. still to come a bit later in the programme — the story of how a hong kong registered ship has finally left ukraine — after being trapped in port by the war for 18 months. but first. . .. we now know the line up for the final at the women's world cup — and it will be england facing spain on sunday — after they beat the co—host australia in sydney.

is on the he's live for us at the united nations because we mentioned earlier, gave gavin is a non permanent member of the united nations security council. so we should expect some reaction from that. has there been any to the short answer is there has not been any reaction from either the un security council, the secretary general's office, or the representative from the bone here at the united nations. there was a previously scheduled un security council meeting expected to happen this morning . we were waiting for the ambassadors to show up, including the ambassador from kept bone, but the meeting was unexpectedly cancelled for reasons not related to events in couple. now, it just to be clear here when a situation like this transpires in a country, it does not mean that the cavities and bass are to the un would be escorted out of the building. that is not going to happen. he still has access to the building, he will still be the representative to gone on the security council part of one of the 10 non permanent, a rotating members of the security council it or voted to it for every effort to your terms. so nothing will change here at

united nations will make any difference. what we witnessed here today in the security council won't be forgotten. >> i like the message that nikki sent to the united nations. this was the finest hour for nikki haley standing up to united states and standing up for israel. >> standing her ground u.n. ambassador nikki haley making it clear -- >> i will not shut up rather i will respectfully signature. nikki haley has delivered fire and brimstone.of she dropped it on the head of the russian ambassador, ambassador nikki haley who was gone after the russian spirit >> hayley shows is what american foreign policy looks like pre- >> i wear heels. if i see something wrong i will get it every single time. with the put forth real solutions to our country's problems and we had to restore the people's belief that america is worth fighting for. america is the greatest force for good in human history and we should never be ashamed to say that. the biggest reason socialism is gaining ground is because capitalism's defenders are too afraid to speak up but we can't keep quiet for the truth matters and it's time to tell it. america is too nice, too nice. stop being

white house during that time and the folks at the national security council who formerly were in this response unit didn't go anywhere. they were in the unit. one of those people approached us at the council of economic advisers about doing a study dealing with vaccine innovation to combat upcoming pandemics. we were looking at influenza back in the summer and fall of 2019 but we issued a report dealing with vaccine innovation to combat upcoming pandemics and we talked about how there was a need for public/private partnerships. that's precisely what happened in operation warp speed. the end result of that is that you had a new vaccine in 10 months time which is an unprecedented short period of time to create a new vaccine for a novel disease. there is nothing wrong in that regard to what was going on in the trump administration. it's just not true that there was some dismantlement of an important pandemic response unit. your caller talks about all sorts of important priorities. and they are important but the point is, do they belong in an agency whose primary mission should be combating infectious disease and combating upcoming pandemics?

the united nations as calling for an armed multinational force to be sent to havi to restore law and order. united nations chief antonio gutierrez has urged the security council to port ap, now team spiraling gang violence and intense fighting between rival militias and libya. as capital aaa appears to have ended. following the release of a commander, the libyan health ministry has confirmed doesn't have been killed. more than a 100 people have been injured. an american soldier who crossed into north korea from the south last month has admitted to illegal intrusion. that's according to state media and young. the us army private, travis king, ran into the northwell on a civilian tour of the militarized border. now the report says that he is willing to seek refuge there or in a 3rd country and was disappointed at the inequality of american society. the pentagon says it cannot confirm the legs, comments, and will focus only on his safe return. wells doctors in the united states are running low on medication for cancer patients. supplies apparently ran short after production was halted in india. now the united states allowing replacements from china. but the us c

in substantive diplomacy, he stated at the meeting security council of the united nations on august 17, deputy permanent representative of the united states to the united nations, robert wood, on the dangers of gas stations, poor maintenance and sanctions against russia's nuclear industry, oleksiy kovalenko spoke with maryana buzhenina , an atomic energy researcher at harvard university. there was a water leak at the power plant, how dangerous is the situation from the point of view of maintenance at the gas station, the situation is extremely dangerous now at the gas station and every day it worsens in particular for two reasons: firstly, what you mentioned, the equipment does not receive proper care, it will not receive proper components, the second reason is a critical lack of personnel, there are many personnel, these are highly qualified specialists licensed by our ukrainian regulator, and many of them have already left, many of them were evacuated they were subjected to torture, they were abused by the russian occupiers, and now, to what extent do we have such power units left at the power units, even despite the fact that, w

united nations headquarters in new york. the united states called the security council meeting on the role of conflict in fueling food and security at a time when global food prices are rising. secretary of state antony blinking announced $362000000.00 in new funding for haiti, and 11 african countries. knowing that green prices have increased 8 percent since russia pulled out of the black sea green initiative and began bombing ukrainian ports. the initiative was meant to protect food shipments, leaving ukraine and russia. every member of the united nations should tell moscow enough enough, using the black sea as blackmail enough treating the world's most valuable people as leverage. enough of this on, justified, unconscionable war. but russia, whose president vladimir putin recently met with african leaders and promised to send 3 grain to 6 of them, pointed a finger back at the united states. it's hard not to notice that the amount of assistance provided by the us and its allies. so the countries of the global south cannot be compared to what the west has spent on the weapons in less than 2 years for its proxy war. the world foo

united states took over the presidency of the un security council. every member of this council, every member of the united nations, should tell moscow enough enough, using the black sea as blackmail, enough treating the world's most valuable people. as leverage. most of this on, justified unconscionable war straight to improve security is essential to realizing the vision of the united nations charter to save generations from the scores of war and reaffirmed the dignity and worth of every single human being of the domains of what may have been the largest and heaviest creature to ever have lived have gone on display improved. the blue whale has held the heavy weight title for a long time, but the discovery of this ancient species of will, could tip the scales. let me call some charlie for reports. a new heavy weight contend for the largest unmoved to ever list on display in the mail is a partial skeleton of that assault, this colossus, or the colossal waiting for pedal at 20 meters long and being 340 tons. it made out most of the cotton tightened holder of the largest known animal syndic, weird solo voice. so it's an exceptional discovery. it's heavier than a blue wave. largest animal that has existed in that currently exist on our planet to this animal, lived 39000000 years ago in the peruvian sea. muscle fossils were discovered by patty ontology. smartshoot will b

united nations security council. it has renewed the mandate for another year of the peacekeeping force in $711.00 on known as unit phil. but the negotiations were tough and it's unclear if the deal will satisfy everyone. gabriel elizondo reports from the united nations with a resolution mandating un peacekeeping operations in southern lebanon set to expire on thursday night, a last minute compromise at the security council to stave off a crisis and possibly maintain a fragile piece. but they were tough negotiations on the annual renewal, and i didnt, nation's interim force and 11 on the mission known as unified field at issue, freedom of movement, language added to the resolution last year has allowed you to feel soldiers to carry out unannounced patrols along the lebanese is really border freely and without the authorization from 11, he's military the lebanese government and has blah, which wields great political power in the country. wanted language permitting unannounced una fill patrols to be removed from the resolution and lobbied hard for it. is that how about a man? he then this is called sovereignty. if lebano

the un security council, the syrian ambassador to the united nations called the presence of american forces in his country illegal and demanded their withdrawal . iran's ambassador to the united nations also demanded the end of illegal western sanctions against syria. security threats to the united nations, the syrian ambassador complained that the us continues to support terrorist and separatist groups in syria and said that washington uses the groups to implement its plans in the cell and the region, and emphasized respect for its independence and territorial integrity. some countries openly criticized these resolutions the americans who are illegally present in syria continue to violate the sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity of syria . hosseinpour, the special representative of the united nations for syrian affairs , was concerned about the worsening of the economic situation of the people of this country in response to these words and sam sabbagh. he said that in order to improve the economic and livelihood situation of the syrian people, the sanctions and unilateral restrictions imposed by the west against them should end and foreign military forc

united nations will make any difference on that. >> what we witnessed here today in the security council is an insult. it won't't be -- [inaudible] >> i like the message that nikki sent yesterday at the unitedations. >> this was the finest hour for nikki haley, i think, standing up for the united states, standing up for israel. >> standing her ground, u.n. ambassador nikki haley making it clear -- >> i u will not shut up. rather, i'll respectfully speak some hard truths. >> nikki haley delivered absolute -- >> wow. >> -- fire and brimstone. she rocked it right on the head of themb russian ambassador. t>> ambassador nikki haley is really going after the russians. >> -- what america's foreign policy looks like with a spine. >> i wear heels. it's not for a a fashion statement, it's because if i see something wrong, we're gonna kick 'em every single time. we have to put forth real solutions to our country's problems, and we have to restore the' people's belief that ameria is worth fighting for. america is the greatest force for good in human history, and we should never be ashamed to say that. >> the biggest reason socialism is gaining ground is because capitalism's defenders are too afraid to

united nations to leave accusing it of failing to end in security. now the un security council vote is and it's decade long peacekeeping mission in july was 0. is gabriel rosario reports from the united nations headquarters in new york. i think this was an incredibly important briefing because it probably will be the last time the security council is brief. on the situation in molly with the drug down of the peacekeeping troops. there they are facing a host of problems, not the least being the geography. molly is twice the size of france and right now it is in rainy season. there. so as l got some one, the head of the peacekeeping mission in molly said he goes, in some cases it's taking un peacekeeping convoys. more than 50 hours to travel, just 50 kilometers, to get to a base where they can be mobilized as it's called. but clearly, you saying that they are on schedule to meet this december 31st deadline, despite the volatility of the situation there. just last week. in 2 separate incidents, a un convoy was attacked by unknown armed groups and several peacekeepers were injured. nevertheless, though, there is certainly urgency to get this done and get this done as soon as possible. tr

council members to document s/2023/560. a letter dated 26 july, 2023 from the permanent representative of the united states of america to the united nations addressed to the president of the security council transmitting a concept paper on the item under consideration. the council has before it the text of a statement by the president on behalf of the council on the subject of today's meeting. i thank the council members for their valuable contributions to this statement. in accordance with the understanding reached among the members of the council, i shall take it that the members of the security council agree to the statement which will be issued as a document of the security council under the symbol s/prst/2023/4. i now give the floor to ms. rena galani. over to you. >> thank you, mr. president, excellencies, and thank you for the opportunity to take part in this briefing today. mr. president, this council is more than aware of the multiple challenges and threats the world is facing today. but the threat of famine, people starving slowly to death, must be a red line. and yet the number of people suffering from acute food insecurity reached a quarter of a billion last year. this

united states took over the presidency of the un security council. every member of this council, every member of the united nations, should tell moscow enough enough, using the black sea as black now enough. treating the world's most valuable people as leverage. enough of this on, justified unconscionable war straight to the food security is essential to realizing the vision of the united nations charter. to save generations from the scores of war and reaffirmed the dignity and worth of every single human being. the police in brazil have killed him more than 40 people in rates across 3 states as part of an operation to cracks on, on the drug cartels. john 100 reports. it is one of the deadly series of police raids ever. even for brazil, several people were left dead, civil and military police targeted drug traffickers in a poor, rio neighborhood were residency. heavy gun fire begin wednesday morning. police say they encountered intense opposition on arrival. the sooner we were met by many gunshots in intense armed confrontation ensued. and we rescued 9 criminals who died on their way to hospital a military police member was wounded and was transferred to the military police hospital and is in stable condition. mid to this in these poor urban for villas of brazil. it's not uncommon in recent days to see armored police and military vehicles in the streets, leaving wounde

united states took over the presidency of the un security council. every member of this council, every member of the united nations, should tell moscow enough enough, using the black sea as black now enough. treating the world's most valuable people . as leverage enough of this on, justified, uncomfortable war. strengthening food security is essential to realizing the vision of the united nations charter to save generations from the scorch of war and reaffirm the dignity and worth of every single human being from the un, his christian slave. even though in the last year, the world food programs costs have risen nearly 50 percent and of the 7 countries globally facing the most acute hunger problems. all of them have experience conflict or extreme violence in some form, and that was supposed to be the focus of today's meeting. the impact of conflict on hunger worldwide. but the united states and other countries took the opportunity to point the finger at russia and the impact the war. and ukraine has been having on food prices globally, especially since russia pulled out of the black sea green initiative last month that deal allowed right by ukraine to export some 33000000 metric tons of green and help drive down food prices. since russia has pulled out of that deal, the united states say that green price is globally have risen some 8 percent. the us also pointed out tha

united states, being in a state of altered consciousness, took a broken laptop for repair, it was opened and data was found out there, directly, threatening united states national security council based on this there was evidence that hunter biden was taking money. uh, in order to regulate access to the body of his father, corrupt structures, including ukrainian former countries of the soviet union and not only romania, this is called logistic. sometimes. that's exactly the question for the us that he is simply not a registered lobbyist and did not pay taxes. well, yes, but nevertheless it is access to the first person. which here, please, here in this, here in the box was everything painted there. based on this, the court will now go on for a very long time, and so on and so forth. when was this news published? immediately at the same moment, it was and it was confirmed by mark zuckerberg, who is now in charge of facebook, to me this and elon musk, who bought twitter , special service structures were organized that cleaned all incoming information on this issue , moreover, they tracked active user commentators on social networks, put tick next to their names. we already live in a world of digital rism. the only question is that we still see these manifestations on such major news, but in reality. remind 2 years ago this was talked about for each of us already 2 years ago by users of active social networks. the owners of social networks have 80,000 positions that characterize one or another user on each for each. and for these 2 years they did not stand still. here, wait, look. i understand that the unitedrussia china israel and a number of other countries are countries that are very closely involved in problems with artificial intelligence, more precisely, adaptation it for your needs. yes, but the chinese created the great chinese frell. yes, and that's basically it. well maybe it's the yes virtual reality or artificial intelligence-controlled? yes partially, the americans have not yet created. or am i mistaken, because the americans still have a large competing structure behind the political mask, because the organization of it in the usa is a private public partnership, while in china it is a public private one, that's the whole difference. it's just that the americans are still behind the mask of political decisions, there really are large corporations. they have not yet agreed with each other. he was going to fight in the colosseum. that would be epic rome suggested. yes of course, please wins, in your opinion today. this race is not to be won. strange, the countries will not win,

the united states ambassador to the united nations, ambassador thomas greenfield, her colleagues along with the delegations of the united kingdom, albania, and malta walked out of the security council briefing being given by the russian federation presidential commissioner lavona bevlova. but there are other actions that can be taken that stand in the face of the constant excuses that are provided for what is clearly the lack of compliance. i do not understand the content of the japan report, the request to understand what what voluntary resolution means in these cases or the question that you asked about the seeming inconsistency between references of appropriate judicial action and no case listened carefully. she said there were there were return cases, but she did not answer your question indicating that a return had been accomplished by judicial action this year. and to my knowledge, there has not been one to the united states that was pursuant to judicial determination under the treaty alone. there was a danger to be found in distinguishing different forms of child abduction or excusing abduction of a child by a parent or a relative as somehow less serious. this legislation em

united states took over the presidency of the un security council. to every member of this council. every member of the united nations should tell moscow enough enough, using the black sea as blackmail enough treating the world's most valuable people. as leverage. enough of this on, justified unconscionable war straight to the food security is essential to realizing the vision of the united nations charter. to save generations from the storage of war and reaffirmed the dignity and worth of every single human being in christmas lead me is life for us out the united nations and kristen using a using food or there's a weapon to rule is quite a serious accusation. what's the evidence against russia? while the united states pointed out that since russia withdrew from the black sea green initiative, food prizes, green prizes in particular, have gone up 8 percent. and russia has been bombing, ukrainian ports and threatening to attack ships of civilian ships in the area which could be seen as military cargo vessels. the united states really sought to put the finger on russia for this conduct in driving up food prizes, which has had a devastating impact on developing world countries. in particular, the happening as food in security is on the rise and the world food program has seen it's cost rise. more than for nearly 50 percent in the last year. and its ability to deal with that

white house during that time and the folks at the national security council who formerly were in this response unit didn't go anywhere. they were in the unitpeople approached us at the council of economic advisers about doing a study dealing with vaccine innovation to combat upcoming pandemics. we were looking at influenza back in the summer and fall of 2019 but we issued a report dealing with vaccine innovation to combat upcoming pandemics and we talked about how there was a need for public/private partnerships. that's precisely what happened in operation warp speed. the end result of that is that you had a new vaccine in 10 months time which is an unprecedented short period of time to create a new vaccine for a novel disease. there is nothing wrong in that regard to what was going on in the trump administration. it's just not true that there was some dismantlement of an important pandemic response unit. your caller talks about all sorts of important priorities. and they are important but the point is, do they belong in an agency whose primary mission should be combating infectious disease and combating upcoming pandemics? i would argue n

united nations for us. so 1st of all, as i said kristin, 1st meeting of its kind since 2017, what prompted it now while the united states holds the presidency of the security council, and throughout the month it has been calling events to highlight the 75th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights and in bassett, or linda thomas greenfield of the united states, described the situation in north korea as uh, the violations there as widespread in systemic and not only propping up the north korean regime, but also propping up its quest for a nuclear weapon which the security council has opposed an infection in the country for. so for the 1st time since 2014, another council members were concerned about the situation there to support this meeting. it requires a majority of council members to be on board, and there was enough support because of the deteriorating situation there for that to happen. un high commissioner for human rights, folk or turk, agreed that the situation there is bad. many of the violations i prefer to stand directly from or support the increasing meetings are as ation of the dpr k. for example, the widespread use of course data, inc

united nations security council is holding it fast to open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea. for since 2017. let's get moving out from our correspondent questions salumi, who's at the united nations. and christine wants to see you and have to say so far about the situation in north korea. well, you and experts have been laying out a whole host of human rights violations, what they call shocking and systemic human rights violations with, in north korea, everything from and presenting people for reading information from south korea for 5 to 15 years, just for consuming this information. possible life sentences for sharing information from outside of the country to other human rights violations like forced labor, not just of adults, but have children to maintain some of the key industries in north korea like agriculture and construction. and we actually heard from a young man who came from north korea talking about how he was forced to work in the fields instead of going to school. and then after escaping the country, his aunt was put in prison because she didn't report the fact that a family member had fled the country. all of this was summed up by bolt or turret, the high