during the funeral valley, the crowd shouted pro government sentence b u n. world food program, scaling off. it's a to lebanon. as the country suffers, one of the world's worst economic crises when nearly 2000000 lebanese and syrian refugees depend on food and financial aid. and with a political vacuum leaving the financial meltdown is expected to get worse than a 100 reports. abroad food options are limited for many in lebanon, affected by the collapse of its economy. many items are now crossed off from their shopping list. i used to buy 3 or 4 kilos of tomatoes. now it's one or even half a kilo. everything changed. i can't afford me to chicken, we are only buying essential. the collapse of the local currency has affected people's purchasing power. the world food program says the average salary in lebanon now covers 24 percent of basic food needs. it's helping feed one in 3 lebanese and what are the market for the past 2 years? the situation is catastrophic. the currents used evaluation hurt us. we used to eat 2 meals a day. now we barely can afford one and its potatoes. most of the ti

if people look in health programs like world food program or out there, that's it for now. thank you for joining us. ah . i'm counting the cost will cutting taxes, kick start the u. k. economy already working with facing financial prices. central banks are hiking interest rates. we ask about the global impact plus y movies from bollywood and norwood fighting to stay in the spotlights. counting the cost on all just frank assessments. if the united states actually felt that you're running a good program was there to build a nuclear weapon. they would have signed a deal by now informed opinions. i believe that armenia agenda should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times. critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that king charles will take home in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera, a surge of the country is under water. more than 33000000 are suffering from hunger, disease and displacement. the word stories about children who are drinking from the same water with their dead khaki was floating al ja

people are running not only from drought experts, the world food program and the food and agricultureation. the un prepared a report listing the factors that led to the catastrophic food situation. this is in addition to drought and other extreme weather conditions, local conflicts, economic instability provoked first by covid 19, and then by the conflict in ukraine and its economic consequences , the situation is so critical that it urgently requires a large-scale humanitarian response, the un previously calculated. that over the past 3 years the number of people experiencing food shortages has increased from 135 to 345 million. already, about 50 million people in 45 countries are on the verge of starvation tent camps for displaced persons. in the same salt grow day by fire 300,000 people in salt face catastrophe. food situation and many of them come here. these tents behind me were not there 48 hours ago. it is nice here. you can see the scale of the problem, as hundreds of thousands of people come here every day looking for help. on the way to the camp we were left to ourselves we

as the human world food program we've already scaled up to reach more people than ever before, but we need the funding to sustain and increase the scale up. one of the major challenges is getting this aid to the people who need it most, especially in areas where access is difficult because of conflict and insecurity. we are families that have lost livestock. we have millions of people, we've been internally dipped, displeased, and we are calling for donors and international community to provide more supports to provide more funding so that we can scalable innovations so that okay, so what most people in so let's look at 7 more lives joining us today from smalley, lan, nemo hassan, she's the director of the somalia and g o. consortium. we also have holden ali, the director of the durable solutions unit in mogadishu. who's at the u. n. in new york this week, an ester, the gumby, or the assistant professor at the university of illinois. now, before we get to our guest, i want to show you the audience of map of what's happening in the country. now the map on the left, that one right there

in port-au-prince, the world food program reported catastrophic levels of hunger. ted with lawlessness. the armed gangs clash with each other. frustrated citizens have taken to the streets of port-au-prince, protesting the rise in crime and food shortages. cholera has returned to haiti. amid the flood of disasters, the prime minister made a public plea for international assistance. in response, the u.s. agency for international development deployed an international response team to haiti. >> our staff is on the ground in haiti, working alongside haitians and ngos to deliver care for those who need it. we'll accelerate additional relief to the people of haiti. >> reporter: but haiti has yet to receive enough aid to counter the calamities it faces. for now many haitians continue to struggle with food insecurity and a humanitarian disaster spirals out of control. patrick oppmann, cnn, havana. >>> exhausted rescuers are searching for survivors after a deadly coal mine explosion in turkey. at least 340 are dead and dozens are reported trapped in the rubble. it happened i

billion could become a source of hunger migration unprecedented in history the head of the un world food programhumanitarian catastrophe. china is the world's first producer of fertilizers, but for their export. now there is a complete ban, the second manufacturer is russia and it is experiencing difficulties with their distribution. i'm talking to world leaders. i don't care how you feel about russia . china. fertilizers should get on the market. otherwise we global chaos awaits the largest organized famine was staged by the british in indian bengal, when due to the export of grain in 1943, up to 4 million people died from starvation. now the british themselves are already starving, for now. there, they eat up only half a million of them daily from global short supply chains, indian experts say, but until the era of regional self-sufficiency, a strategy is needed. at least for the next six months. there is an opportunity not only for the un but also for the main food producers to come together and decide on which side should political conflicts be completely separated from food supply issues? t

as funds fall at the world food program in chad - known by its french initials, pam, and food suppliesnk, his frustration at his own government has grown. >> i'm angry but not with chadiaor even pam or some ngos. no, only nigerian government. they know and they have something to give us or to help us, they did nothing for us. >> in this border region, empty stomachs leave little room for laughter - among locals and long-time guests alike. for the pbs newshour, i'm willem marx in daressallam camp, in western chad. ♪ judy: for decades, many cities in california have enacted bans against cruising where people drive their custom-made cars on city streets. recently there have been effos to overturn those. william brangham has more from ou arts and culture series, kansas. quakes in san jose california, it's a not for celebration. that's because for the first time in more than 35 years, low riding is legal again. >> let's be proud, let's be safe, and let's keep it low and slow. william: hours ago, outside city hall, san jose formally ended its ordinance against cruising, where drivers take th

the u. n's, world food program is scaling up. it's a dilemma known as the country suffers. one of the world's worst economic crises, nearly 2000000 lebanese and syrian refugees depend on food and financial aid and with a political vacuum looming, the financial meltdown is expected to get worse. xena hotter reports. on our vaudeville food options are limited for many a lebanon affected by the collapse of its economy. many items are now crossed off from their shopping list. here, i used to buy 3 or 4 kilos of tomatoes. now it's one or even half a killer. everything changed, i can't afford me to a chicken. we are only buying essentials. the collapse of the local currency has affected people's purchasing power. the world food program says the average salary in lebanon now covers 24 percent of basic food needs. it's helping feed one. in 3 lebanese and what are the mark for the past 2 years? the situation is catastrophic. the currents used evaluation hurt us. we used to eat 2 meals a day. now we barely can afford one. ready of the potatoes, most of the time, we spend 3 times more

willem: enrico is the deputy country manager for the world's food program and says it does not take muchstate the population of a country, like chad. >> little shock can cause an incredible distress. be it economic or in terms of food security and malnutrition. willem: back here, the world food program's local partner is led by siddique mohammed rosie. charming, controlling -- >> it has been worsening since 2010. but now with the situation, it is getting even worse. each harvest, the crisis is increasing. the number of malnourished children is increasing. >> the worst drought in a decade meant last year's harvest failed for many. meaning months later, households have little left for this fallow period, known as the lien season. their annual struggle to survive made even worse by a distant war. for the pbs newshour, i am willem, in chad. ♪ judy: as we reported, ukraine is asking the israeli government for air defense assistance to combat russia's campaign of drone strikes that are crippling critical infrastructure. that request comes as israelis are poised to head to the polls for the fif

the world food program cleared the highest level of food insecurity in the country for the first timee organization says nearly 20,000 residents in the capital have dangerously little access to food and could face starvation. flash floods have swamped hundreds of homes in southeastern australia. many people have been evacuated while some have had to be saved by inflatable rescue boats. officials say some areas have seen three times the average monthly rainfall and just 24 hours. >> victoria has been worst hit this week and this is what parts of australia second-biggest state look like now. several communities have been ordered to evacuate. including some in the state capital. floods have swamped roads forced school closures and cut power to 3000 house -- homes and businesses. hundreds of properties have been inundated with rescue teams racing to reach those in urgent need to leave in some areas the only way to get around is by boat melbourne residents are on edge as they brace for more damage >> it's getting a little bit nerve-wracking now the water is getting close and yeah we can se

s world food program here and says it doesn't take much to devastate the population of a country likenrico: a little shock actually can cause incredible distress to the populations, be economical or in terms of food security and malnutrition. willem: back in chabaka, the world food program's local partner is led by sadick mahamat rozi, charming, cajoling and checking that several hundred families received the supplies they have been promised. >> it's been worsening since 2010. but now, with the situation in ukraine, it's getting even worse. each harvest, the crisis is increasing. the number of malnourished children is increasing. willem: the worst drought in a decade meant last year's harvest failed for many, meaning, months later, households have very little left for this fallow period known as the lean season, their annual struggle to survive made even worse by a distant war. for the "pbs newshour," i'm willem marx in chabaka, chad. ♪ judy: as we reported, ukraine is asking the israeli government for air defense assistance to combat russia's campaign of drone strikes that are crippl

s, international institutions, unicef, the world food program that have people in north korea have all left. and the country has basically been under lockdown since january of 2020. so your earlier question about why are they doing this, another possible reason is the people can't be happy with that situation. they're already living near subsistence levels in the best of times. when you lock down the border now for well over two years there must be a great deal of public indignation. so having an external enemy or an external threat where you can say you're firing these missiles to counter them is one of the ways to try to distract the public and draw their attention to the perceived external threat such that they will be distracted and focus on that rather than their own internal hardship. guest: cnn is running a headline right now. officials fear north korea preparing for new nuclear test. what do you think that means? guest: we have been looking and waiting to see when north korea will do their seventh nuclear test and see if as we use commercial satellite imagery to look at the nuc

will be with us, the world understood it is very important that today the sixth ship with food left our port, which was chartered within the framework of the un world food program on its way loaded with wheat ethiopia yemen afghanistan - that's three countries that have already received food thanks to our exports and the un food program, these are exactly such programs - this is what we are thinking about in ukraine, how to help get out of the crisis, not how to create a crisis, how to help to solve the problem and not how to drive someone into the problem how to restore the destroyed and not to destroy it even more this is what distinguishes ukraine from russia this is why we will win in the end because we fight and work for life glory to ukraine without clothes, equipment, food and other provisions that's right russia sends its soldiers to war in ukraine from the blue screens of the kremlin leaders lie to the population about a fully equipped army, the regularity of the so-called special operation and insignificant losses at the front and those who have already arrived at the frontline well understand what hell their native country sent them to. the main dire

to world food program warned earlier this mth that millions of people were facing acute hunger in haitia slum in the capital has been partularly affected. it is one of the epicenters of the recent cholera outbreak. despite the worrying members, the human's humanitarian coordinator struck a reassuring tome on tuesday, saying cholera, thgh deadly, is preventable and treatable. she added speed was of the essence to contain the outbreak. mark: it is time for truth or fake. our correspondent is awaiting by the big board, and will be reviewing russia's allegations on certain social media. ukraine is fabricating a dirty bomb, this has been dismissed as complete hogwash by nato. what did you find? >> we have been hearing these dirty bomb allegations made by russia this week. there is no indication that ukrae is preparing such a weapon as ukraine and its allies dismiss these accusations as a pretest -- pretext for escalation. these allegations were made by russia's ministry on october 24 on their telegram channel, where they explained a dirty bomb combines conventional explosives and radioactive

the green continues working with the you and world food program to increase the amount of food sent to the most vulnerable countries. in particular, on the 18th of october, the 6th ball carrier under these program arrives in the port of your new morse to be further sent to yemen. the expert to ukrainian grain has already contributed to the established ation of the global market and decreasing prices. and the reduction in cow is coast by lack of food around the world. we therefore support its extension after the 22nd november, when the initial 120 day period will expire. mister president, terrorist attacks by russia against ukraine, only mobilize the international community to support ukraine. even more input, even stronger pressure on the terrorist state. each of the theories and war criminals, including war crimes suspects in these very chamber, will be held accountable sooner or later. and the terrorist state will pay for east terror bay with isolation, degradation, and assets bows of state in quasi private entities connected with these russian regime. but the world must react preven

could become source, unprecedented in the history of hunger migration , the head of the un world food programa humanitarian catastrophe. china is the world's first producer of fertilizers, but for their export. now there is a complete ban, the second producer of russia and she is experiencing difficulties with their distribution and turning to world leaders. i do n't care how you feel about russia. china . fertilizers should get on the market. otherwise , global chaos awaits us. the largest organized famine was staged by the british in indian bengal, when, due to the export of grain in 1943 , up to 4 million people died from exhaustion. now the british themselves are already starving, for now. there, they eat up only half a million daily, the transition from global short supply chains is yet to be done, indian experts say, but until the era of regional self-sufficiency, a strategy is needed. at least for the next six months, it is obvious that the measures taken by the un do not work, so the main food-producing countries must decide on their own whose side they are on it is necessary to compl

the world food program says the average salary in lebanon now covers 24 percent of basic food needs. it's helping feed one in 3 lebanese and what are the market for the past 2 years? the situation is catastrophic. the currents used the evaluation, hurt us. we used to eat 2 meals a day. now we barely can afford one and its potatoes. most of the time. we spend 3 times more than our income. cheaper goods have since flooded the market. but despite that food prices increase 30 percent this year and more than 1500 percent since the economic crisis began in 2019 can then g b. we used to buy goods from the west, but people can pay $1.00 for a chocolate bar now. import from turkey and syria because it's cheaper. the political class blame for decades of bad policies and corruption. it's failing to address the crisis. the situation could get worse as the country head to what could be an extended political vacuum. hardaman failed to elect a success. so to president michelle lounge police office at the end of the month, it won't be the 1st time the country has been without a leader. but this time

ministry of infrastructure, in particular among of them balkar pengeo is chartered by the un world food program transports 40,000 tons of wheat from the black sea to yemen in total as part of the initiative, they have already exported more than eight and a half million tons of grain were sent to the countries of africa, asia and europe, however, our government says that ukrainian harbors are working at less than a third of their capacity, because russia is deliberately delaying the full-fledged work of the grain initiative, due to the price of eggs in ukraine, anti-monopoly officials are looking for objective reasons the agency has already begun to study the reasons for the increase in price, which occurred in june in september. during this period, the price of sand jumped by one and a half times, the committee suspects that there are objective reasons such a rapid increase in the price of eggs could not have happened, that is why all factors are being checked, the price of production , in particular, the cost of feed and veterinary drugs , energy costs and labor costs, i will add that in store

there, i don’t know, or what with torpedoes at the ships that are working according to the world food programited nations organization, well, that is, er, here russia, you know, stepped on the rake again, and if earlier paranoid patients were treated with sympathy, maybe someone well except for the ukrainians, of course, today it is already causing irritation, and i hope for such a very adequate answer, you know, not just worried about the actions of russia, but for a clear answer from the entire conscious community that goes to those countries where it went, mostly people did not really understand what ukraine is what is russia moreover, even now, after eight months of a full-scale invasion, some people said yes, can you somehow reconcile among yourselves there, in general , what do we have to suffer from the fact that we will not get this grain, we have a famine here, uh, economic the russian lobby and russian propaganda are also working quite well there, well, actually, they answered their own question because we need a diplomat, she must work a little more informatively to tell the world

ten thousand tons wheat for tunisia, at the same time, the fifth vessel chartered by the un world food programcame to the black sea for loading, so it will also be sent with wheat to somalia. ukrainians who left for britain at the beginning of the full-scale war have been living in an english-speaking environment for about six months. in their native language only at home and among themselves, artistic and educational literature around in english, what is being done to ensure that children have the opportunity to read in their native language. in british libraries, nataliya clowning learned about ukrainian books in the library that in the picturesque area of ​​oxford, summer town , ukrainian families gather every week. was to take books home from any of the local libraries st lis pizza benefit big certain forest when ukrainians started coming to oxford and oxfordshire, we wanted them to feel comfortable. this project is a great opportunity to do good for people who came here and i love to read and i am glad to be able to be useful. the author of the project tells how the idea of ​​joint readin

at the same time , the fifth container, which was chartered by the un world food program, went to thek sea for loading. after that, it will be sent with wheat to somalia, which is beneficial for the economy and the environment. naftogaz plans to build several chp plants in zhytomyr and lviv, their characteristic difference will be that they will work on wood biomass christa and also on solid secondary fuel, the company has already started the necessary preparatory work in the city of lviv the implementation of such a project will cover a quarter of the heat supply needs. in general, naftogaz plans at least 9 biofireplaces and bioboilers in eight regions. ukraine can almost completely abandon the use of natural gas for central heating, replacing it, in particular, with bioenergy. with half a thousand teachers, they continued to teach more than 13 thousand, more than a thousand schools remain abroad in the occupation, and dozens thousands of educators were forced to leave their homes and move to safer regions. ukraine celebrates teacher's day and our next article about the educational f

not a recent attack on the world food program aid warehouse resulted in a loss of more than 2000 tons of food stocks. masses of people, as you can clearly see here, i've taken to the streets, furious over rising costs and food and security, and they're demanding that the government resides when the population was given. this warning, you didn't pay attention. now, here are the result from imagine that the group of citizens living under the poverty line who protest over this poor living conditions because they can no longer send their children to school, then they carry out a passive protest, so that a group of citizens with the uniform of the haitian national police went to disrupt the remodel. every one knows the whole world knows we're in the streets because, believe in the country where nothing works, we have a so called prime minister who doesn't know anything at the moment. a gallon of gasoline costs $2500.00 gruesome it's shown via but it is rare on the black market . what is the purpose of federal henry? errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day and just to give you

and if you will, subsidies which lead to foreign prices, according to the world food program. 4.7000000 people in haiti based thomas tropic hunger. the countries prime minister hazards the international community to send troops to help regain control of the situation. but that call has sparked in angry response from protesters. they rallied against what they see as a foreign intervention, and are demanding the prime minister's resignation. latin american and caribbean studies. professor daniel shaw says patient want the us to stop meddling and their country quotation tomorrow. this is what washing his head down to panama to grenada, to the dominican united. how many interventions in occupation, washington continues to think they have the caribbean, federal american hemisphere or their back yard, the man, the most local. what i'm hearing from the haitians, both hearing the cries, haiti is that they want to hear from the event as well. the boulevard, and the bolivian, the russian. the chinese they want to hear from the multi polar world. not from the judical world in the united states. an

a recent attack on the world food program has resulted in the loss of more than 2000 tons of food. 8000 then to the seats furious over roy's in coff food insecurity and demanding that the government resign when the population was given. this warning you didn't pay attention now. fury the result is you imagined that the group of citizens living under the poverty line who protest over this poor living conditions because they can no longer send their children to school, then they carry out a passive protest. so that a group of citizens with the uniform of the haitian national police want to disrupt them. one level, everyone knows the whole world knows we're in the streets because, believe in the country where nothing works, we have a so called prime minister who doesn't know anything at the moment. gallant of gasoline, cost $2500.00 gruesome fits young view. but it is rare on the black market. what is the purpose of federal henry errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day. i. this goes through the numbers and see how serious the situation really is. are now about 40 percent of ha

a recent attack on the world food program resulted in the loss of more than 2000 tons of food. 8, thousands then took to the seats, furious over rising coff food insecurity and demanding that the government resign when the population was given this warning, you didn't pay attention. now, here are the result loosely imagined that the group of citizens living under the poverty line, who protested with his poor living conditions because they can no longer send their children to school, not then they carry out a passive protest so that a group of citizens with the uniform of the haitian national police, you want to disrupt that one globally will know any hope world knows we're in the strides because believe in the country where nothing works, we have a so called prime minister who doesn't know anything at the moment a gallon of gasoline that cost 2500 group, it's shown via, but it is rear on the black market. what does the purpose of ariel harry ariel must go this way? we are in the streets today. you are officials. how sounded the alarm that the caribbean country is already on the verge of the

according to the world food program, 4700000 people in haiti phase catastrophic hunger. the country's prime minister has the international community to send troops to help regain control of the situation . but that call has sparked and angry responds from protest, is they rally, they get spurred intervention into demand thing. the resignation of the prime minister, latin american and caribbean studies. professor daniel shaw says haitians will the us to stop meddling in that country. a quotation mark. this is what washington had done to panama to grenada to the dominican republic in 1965, how many interventions and occupations washington continues to bank. the 80 the caribbean, central american atmosphere, are their back yard man. leave us alone. what i'm hearing from the haitians, both here in the development across haiti is that they want to hear from the venezuela, the boulevard, in the bolivians, the russians, the chinese they want to hear from the multi polar world. not from the beautiful world of the united states. and the lackeys, and they want to have critical con

according to the world food program. 4.7000000 people in haiti phase catastrophic hunger and help of that . the country is also gripped by a color outbreak. katie's prime minister has called on the international community to send troops to help regain control of the situation. however, that has the response and angry response from protest. this. they took to the streets to decry and what they call a foreign occupation, and demand was the resignation of prime minister ariel henry. and daniel saw latin american caribbean studies professor says there is a profound rejection of the foreign presence in hazy mind, the public quotation tomorrow. this is what washington, panama created the sci fi. how many interventions in occupation, washington continues to think that a, the caribbean, federal american hemisphere or their back yard, the man leave us alone with the categorical rejected by it in lincoln, the un be to once again for the 4th time, 100 years occupy 80 india is set to develop nearly 100 new coal mines. having already increased is co production by 12 percent last month compared to

the sixth ship went to yemen as part of the un world food program ukrainian grain has already been sent to africa, asia and europe, a unique country, a unique ukraine, an indomitable nation that, despite the war , implements those mechanisms that will provide for the population the world with grain and other agro-industrial products of the highest quality. well, nothing, the grain initiative will be extended, i have no doubt about it, although the enemy , as they say, is ready to do everything to neutralize it, we will not freeze, ukraine has enough gas to sustainably get through this winter , assured prime minister denys shmagal has more than 14 billion cubic meters of blue fuel in storage, the heating season in our country has begun, most cities are already connecting the heat, the russians have been shelling ukraine's energy facilities for two weeks in order to to eliminate the consequences, experts are working around the clock , temporary power outages are possible in some areas to speed up repair work , therefore the authorities urge people to continue saving electricity, independe

is the cardiac angel with $30000.00 tons of world food program, wheat for e. c o. p at another past inspection on its own with journey, the pun, jail, full with wheat, destined for yemen. and i've got to stop and the next wi fi vessel is on its way. so mr. prince and i have a simple message that says keep the supply line open that says keep this initiative in action lets us resolve our differences with all speed. this initiative is too important to fail. thank you very much. should have missed. i think mr. griffith for his briefing. i now give the floor to miss rebecca greenspan sister precedence your excellence his late gentlemen, will be to day in a context of acute and prolonged crisis. aware of the gravity of dissipation, the secretary general created the un global crisis response group on foot, energy, and finance in march of this year to deal with the impact of the war in your crane . in the developing countries, our national analyses were alarming in have not been proved wrong bein russia ukraine, 2 very important bread baskets for the world. as the war star

according to the world food program, 4700000 people in haiti faced tatters traffic hunger. the united states announced on monday as preparing several un resolutions to help haiti, including the one on an international assistance mission on the ground. the 2nd resolution we're working on with authorize i none you an international security assistance mission to help improve the security situation and enabled the flow of desperately needed humanitarian aid. this resolution will propose a limited, carefully scoped none un mission, led by a partner country with the deep, necessary experience required for such an effort to be effective. this stayman follows the un chased recommendation to send a rapid response force to haiti. the u, as in canada have already some security equipment including tactical and armored vehicles to the troubled island. but joe biden hasn't always shown an interest in hades affairs payday just quietly sunk into the caribbean or rose up 300 feet. it wouldn't matter a hold on to the latin american and caribbean studies. professor daniel shaw says haitians w

to increase revenue for social programs. gang violence has also spiraled a recent fac on the world food program, resulting in the loss of more than 2000 tons of food, aid and thousands, then took to the freeze furies of a rising cost. food insecurity and demanding that the government resign. you imagined that the group of citizens living under the poverty line who protest over this poor living conditions because they can no longer send their children to school. then they carry out a passive protest so that a group of citizens with the uniform of the haitian national police want to disrupt them. one member, gardener level horsham. probably every one knows the whole world knows we're in the streets and then leaving the country where nothing works. we have a so called prime minister who doesn't know anything. at the moment, a gallon of gasoline costs 2500 gruesome bits young view. but it is rare on the black market. what does the purpose of ariel? harry errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day when the population was given. this warning, you didn't pay attention now. fury the result. e

this is already the fifth, but it is still chartered by the un world food program on board 30,000 tonswheat for residents of ethiopia noted in the ministry of infrastructure dry cargo joined the caravan with two other vessels together they will deliver more than 56,000 tons of wheat and corn for the countries of africa, asia and europe in general, as part of the grain initiative, more than 6 million tons of ukrainian agricultural products were exported in anticipation of cold weather, the us agency for international development will allocate 55 million dollars to ukraine to prepare for winter, the head of the agency, samantha power, announced this. on october 6, she visited kyiv. the funds will be used to repair its technical maintenance of pipes and equipment that supplies gas to the buildings of medical and educational institutions, as well as the enterprise in all regions of the country, pawar also highly appreciated the stable democracy in ukraine, in particular power change, decentralization and digitalization reform, ukraine has come a long way on its path of democratic transform

yesterday, the sixth ship within the framework of the un world food program went to yemen. in general, ukrainian grain has already been sent to africa, asia, and europe, a unique country, a unique ukraine, an indomitable nation that, despite the war, implements the mechanisms that will provide the world population with grain and other agro-industrial products of the highest quality. well, nothing grain, the initiative will be extended, there is no doubt about it, although the enemy, as they say, is ready for everything it will not be possible to neutralize it, i would like to note that due to the fact that russia is inhibiting the implementation of the grain corridor, a queue of 170 ships has already accumulated at the entrance and exit of our ports. denis, he left the kherson region under fire. now he has launched a new online business in lviv and it is quite successful, but our correspondent kateryna oliynyk denis maksimov has been watching how it all happens for 20 years. i worked as a jeweler in kherson, but the war forced my husband to leave his hometown and go to his

yesterday, the sixth ship within the framework of the un world food program went to yemen. in general, ukrainian grain has already been sent to africa, asia, and europe, a unique country, a unique ukraine, an unbreakable nation. which, despite the war, implements those mechanisms that will provide the world's population with grain and other agro-industrial products of the highest quality. well, nothing grain, the initiative will be extended he has no doubts about this, although the enemy, as they say , is ready to do everything to neutralize it, he noted that due to the fact that russia is inhibiting the implementation of the grain corridor, there is already a queue of 170 ships at the entrance and exit from our ports. the ministry informed about this of the infrastructure of ukraine, a migrant from kherson, denis, decided to start everything from scratch. he was leaving the kherson region under fire . our correspondent kateryna oliynyk denis maksimov worked as a jeweler in kherson for 20 years, but the war forced the husband to leave his hometown and go to his bride in rel

we tech supported under the deal has gone to low and middle income countries including 5 the world food program to peer, yemen and africa. stone rushes, suspension of this initiative over the weekend has meant over 100 ships, blocked from seeking permission to enter ukrainian ports to load grain. an average of $100000.00 tons of grain is exported each day under the initiative. this is enough to feed 5000000 people for a month. the severe impact should russia's suspension of the agreement continue, is clear. recognizing the global fruit crisis, the u. k. has not placed sanctions on food or fertilizer exports from russia to 3rd countries. we have worked hard and continued to do so to ensure there are mitigations in place to avoid in direct impacts of sanctions. and we note that there has been no decrease in russian grain exports since the start of russia's war on ukraine. president russia claims its suspended participation in the great initiative due to an attack on its black sea fleet. falsely claiming those vessels were involved in implementation of the deal. as we heard from under secretary ge

according to the world food program, 4700000 people in haiti face catastrophic hunger. the country's prime minister has the international community to send troops to help regain control of a situation. but that called response and angry response when protest is they've money, they came forward intervention and thought, demand thing. the resignation of the prime minister, latin american and car being studies. professor daniel shows safe haitians want us to stop meddling in that country. a quotation mark. this is what washington has done to panama to grenada to the dominican republic in 1965, how many interventions and occupations washington continues to bank. the caribbean, central american hemisphere, or back yard man. leave us alone. what i'm hearing from the haitian school here in the department of christ hades that they want to hear from the event as well as the boulevard. the believe the russians, the chinese, they want to get a multi polar world. not from the beautiful world in the united states in lackeys, and they want to have critical conversations about haiti,

according to the world food program, 4700000 people in haiti faced catastrophic hunger. on top of that, the country is also gripped by a color outbreak. haiti's prime minister has called on the international community to send troops to help we gain control of the situation. however, that is only sparked an angry response from protest. this, they took to the strings to decry what they call a foreign occupation and demands the resignation of prime minister ariel henry. well, let say crossed the live now to our guest. to discuss this further, we have daniel shaw, latin american ons carabiner that he's professor to examine the crisis course of many thanks to joining from the program is good to see today. and so 1st of all, what are your thoughts on the united states that moving to intervene and hazy will say motivation here really? yeah. how can the principal was resort? oh, so many years of defamation deal, colonialism 80 goes precisely responsible or more of the disease. now quite a few months. that rate you're interesting, the national was m dot o horen killed so many pro

they didn't show up for the experts and, for example, one of the students what happened the world food program, well , 25 went to algeria from odesa, and 14 of them stood on the bosphorus precisely because the russians started picking their noses there. in fact, they came up with certain ones in sevastopol . and by the way, from the grain corridor to sevastopol , the grain corridor is 220 km. it’s not in nautical miles, i specifically say in kilometers, so all these inventions, of course, they were used as an excuse to say no, the grain corridor will not work at all by the way, we talked about it at one time, do you remember when something happened to the cotton farmer on the crimean table, that it was like some kind of explosive from odesa through bulgaria, they generally just gave you a rest, a very difficult route like this painted, well, that is, we understand that the enemy was preparing for this. well, in principle, the fact that there was a crime yesterday became such a sharp news, now here we have to see how turkey will react, first of all, because erdogan is very divorced from our dat