and united nations was no southe korean delegate at the table. really use the pow issue articulate certain of u.s. limits in terms ambitions vis-a-vis what was happening in the korean conflict. it's also an important thing you bring up. -- so, itcides to basically happens at midnight, right? it's midnight and the south korean military all over the peninsula at different camps cut .pen barbed wire fences it's the anti-communist pows who come out. it's the story of the moment that this is sigman reid being nationalistic, etc., but if you look closely at who is helping coordinate that very mission, let's say, there are anti-communist south korean youth groups who have organized , and theyse pow camps have the same history as the anti-communist youth groups like the young men's association who were very close in working with u.s..s. pic during the military operation. on the one hand, it's a continuation of that kind of close collaboration and the kind of power that it really shows how much power paramilitary had occupation, and they are now considere

like the united nations alone the united states was the biggest no no one like the united nations with different works agency that it no longer is and this calls for light to be closed down the front works agency that it no longer is and this calls for the right to be closed down should one way close down how do you see the future off the the palestinian nation to the west coast down how do you see the future off the the palestinian. situation united states fold by stopping its finances situation united states fold by stopping its finances to another one another war will die down fortunately the international community has come portals to another one another war will die down fortunately the international community has come for what they have come out of or the budget deficit over another what's crucial for us that another they have come out of or the budget deficit over another what's crucial for us that another walk. to exist and. that his father was going to do it to exist and. that has to do it by the united nations has been a great help to these very poor people who do it by the u

that has to do it by the united nations has been and. that has to do it by the united nations has been a great help to these very poor people who are living in refugee camps until they. do these very poor people who are living in refugee camps until the actual over if you choose a school. is some other thing but what should another put what you're going to do to exist you have you said have a choice to buy that you went to the israeli forces into areas areas where it may be a fatal service in the areas in the palace the. area 8 of the areas that are under palestinian people this seems to be a change in the language are you suggesting potentially that they could be a constant this seems to be a change in the language are you suggesting potentially that they could be a constant. this falling into a fog that should not go into your violating patient is falling into a fog that should not go into your violating that agreements that has been side by side with us israel has signed an agreement with us that agreements that has been side by side

nations resolutions because everybody is like netanyahu and the national law and united nations resolutions because everybody is like netanyahu has been talking with saudi arabia is this good for you i don't think we've been talking enough unless you know saudi arabia is this good for you i don't think that enough and you know who has been talking with so that i think it is not that i would try to fabricate stories what has been talking with so that i think it is not that i would try to fabricate stories about talking to us i would use the saudi is. about talking to us i would use the saudis. on their support for stein on their book. on their ability to support for 2 states on their political support that jerusalem is and to get on top of that by the. one bit of political support that jerusalem is and took the by the victory and it is the it is the. it's not. who are all the. stories in the story i've already told so do you so do you. see it as. if we do see 40000 specialists as fresh as well do you think they could be of. do you think they could be a role for saudi arabia or another countr

united nations to put the mission in libya they want to dismiss the mission from libya id say that united nations mission here in libya has collaborated in a way or another with the warlords or have that by giving him the coordinates of the field hospitals that have been targeted by have to his forces over the past 6 months the latest one was a couple of days ago when i was playing with to have to sort of hit a field hospital in southern tripoli and one medic was killed in that attack now the protesters here say that the international community which they blame must intervene immediately to stop half that forces from targeting residential areas and protect civilians as you know stan that you have to have been accused of committing crimes by targeting get residential areas and killing innocent civilians including the women and children for the past 6 months. now to northeastern syria where a car bomb has killed at least one person and left dozens injured it's the 3rd attack inside the safe sun declared by turkey in 3 days and it comes as the u.s. is sending additional troops to help protec

nations as an organization that was specifically tasked with those issues. the initiative of individual countries i would look at the most complementary i think the charter provides for others to operate even regional organizations there is no contradiction. if certain countries for example because of syria are able to get together and work out because there are other countries who have a presence on the ground and as a military dimension which they run as you know shies away from if they're able to do something and they have been able to accomplish quite a lot into the constitution committee which is a by product of their efforts i think it helps the u.s. i mean i would not saying as as you sure people will roll over you when i would look at it on the contrary as complimenting the role of the u.n. when cannot do everything it needs as much help as possible into anything though well when it comes to war and peace well i think well if you look at the history of what i'm going to look at the syrian conflict well i mean because the syrian conflict because of th

. >> last week, the united nations general assembly opened and ella gets heard from foreign leaders and ministers from a number of countries. the russian and chinese foreign ministers addressed the body on friday. here they are starting with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. i will now give the floors to his excellency, mr. sergei lavrov, minister for foreign affairs of the russian federation. minister lavrov: distinguished mr. president, your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, the 75th anniversary of the united nations, established as a result of victory in world war ii and the realization of a need for a collective mechanism to maintain national peace and security, unfortunately, this anniversary is getting closer -- regrettably, the events of the cold war that started afterwards prevented this tremendous creative potential from being unleased. the hope arose again when the berlin wall fell. it was the hope for the possibility to finally turn the not onlyages of war, hot wars, but cold ones, to turn into the benefit of all mankind. however, we have to admit, although world war

nations, to fulfill the purposes of the united nations charter in preserving peace and security for peoples around the world, its role in achieving prosperity, growth and stability in our region, as well as its development and human terry and efforts worldwide. -- development of humanitarian efforts worldwide. i would like to outline social challenges such as poverty, disease, climate change and weapons of mass destruction, among others. while highlighting the kingdom's position and perspective on these issues. i wanted to talk about the country's ongoing economic development and reforms in various fields that takes us back to our true islamic faith that rejects all forms of extremism, a position that aims at achieving a connected society that is engaged with its surroundings and the world. however, the aggressive act of september 14 on the kingdom's oil facilities violated the principles of this organization as enshrined in its charter and upset the security of our region. this aggression requires from all of us a historic position i would lay out in my address today. mr. president

france italy and general secretary outside of the nato and the united nations in order to brief them about the operation beginning from a 2 pm turkey local time and. also we have heard nato saying that turkey has legitimate security concerns and turkey has been while in the targeted in the recent years these are the new things and what we know about the field is that. i now have been targeted by the turkish military by the f. 16 jets that to go from southeastern city d.-r. booker and by the whole with serious this is what we know so far of course a town in sharm no rafah which is called jail damp and there has been hit by mortar shells from the air from the syrian democratic forces p.y. decide from inside syria this is what we know about what's going to what's going on the ground but so far no land incursion has happened turkish military it hasn't crossed the border yet and with the vehicles and everything the operation for now is limited by the. by shelling and airstrikes cinema this was more or less an expected operation but do we know any more about why it was a claes a couple of

the united states was the biggest no no one like the united nations relief and works agency but it no longer is and this calls for the right to be closed down should one way close down how do you see the future of the the palestinian refugee should one way close down how do you see the future of the the palestinian refugee situation united states fault by stopping gets financing situation united states fault by stopping its finances to another one another war will die down fortunately the international community has come full is to another one another war will die down fortunately the international community has come forward and they have covered a lot of the budget deficit over another what's crucial for us that the water and they have covered a lot of the budget deficit over another what's crucial for us that another walk what do you do exist and. another walk what do you do exist and. that has to do it by the united nations has been a great help to these very poor people who do it by the united nations has been a great help to these very poor people who are living in the future if

ambassador to the united nations a short while ago reiterate what the united states wants it wants a ceasefire but the message from from the turks is that no there will be no cease fire and then just one more question for you before we let you get out of the rain just bring us right up to speed with what's happening on the ground in the turkish military operation and what kind of resistance are they facing. they're facing stiff resistance in the border town of ras al-ain the battle is entering its 2nd week the kurdish led the syrian democratic forces have an advantage they have tunnels they have trenches so it's quite difficult for the advancing forces to take ground in to hold the ground and that battle is not just about a border town the russell lane is supposed to be part of the zone that turkey wants to create the safest on to allow refugees millions of refugees to return so the initial phase of this operation has still not been completed what turkey wants is a 120 kilometer stretch of territory 30 kilometers deep inside syria to be the initial phase of this operation it's not ju

on trial and an independent investigation is done in this group the united nations has already alongst one what kind of a venue would you like to say for a potential trial. for the progress. well i think it's too early to say or to name been solomon like that the responsible for the murder we do think he has responsibility to make sure that those who are responsible for demurred are put on trial which we looked at to for example the united nations the within the human rights council we look at the international community to conduct an independent and impartial investigation into the offense we did not sing so we get radio itself can do this investigation because there are a lot of signs of course that so you know try to tease our mark connected to the murder and we see that murder as a symbol of the of the of the incredible rick presses crackdown on journalists on human rights defenders on civil society as a whole in saudi arabia and. you let me jump in there and i can in spite of that one year anniversary of his murder germany is renewing its arms sales to saudi arabia what's your mes

nations and i think none of us sees that really coming yes but it let's say the united nations backers are you in favor or not of this idea it's a very clear idea without possibly for the region or you favor or not we are in favor of anything that helps the kurdish population because they are the ones who are suffering and if this kind of mission that has come congo is proposing in the end helps the kurds or not is not clear at all i mean she hasn't she hasn't delivered in the details of how this should look like a security zone would help the kurds reordered agreement that right well i'm not really sure that because what everyone wants is ethnic cleansing so he wants to to get the kurds out of where they are at the moment so it's really would depend on where and how such is on with something if the u.n. backed that hypothetically would you support german boots on the ground we are not talking about hypocritical conclusions and. to see russia as a permanent member. being involved in this conflict i really don't see this coming we have to inforce everything that is possible in the diplo

syria remains intact as stated in the resolution passed by the united nations. and that the constitutional process currently getting underway is continued with offices minus in my view this requires a strong european initiative with this one we should discuss bilaterally with turkey and russia and germany should use its position in the united nations security council to gain widespread international support and it's not going to. gather we should decide whether to appoint a special envoy and i believe that would be a strong political and diplomatic response from europeans a nato. diplomat to shun toward. in the not the if you buy back of beyond diplomacy would we see german troops on the ground or is what you seek a u.n. mandate unlikely as the series with russia. time it got out of a big awful stand. first of all the security zone would have to be under international control. where the fight against isis is concerned the military capabilities would play a role. in my view it is essential that we include turkey in the discussions because turkey undeniably has it

the united nations calling for an audit of the vote. european champion liverpool when a legal battle to change their kit manufacturer to nike. a deal that earns them less money. leah have details of it later. thousands of protesters have gathered in chile's capital santiago for his seventh day of demonstrations against the government. at least 19 people have been killed so far in the unrest which started over a hike in metro fares, but has since evolved into wider frustration over social inequality. you can see people continuing to santiago the capital to voice their opposition with the government calling for change. we have truck drivers today, the latest group to join these protests causing paralysis and gridlock on some of the roads there in santiago. >> that's right. it is all sectors of society slowly joining in these demonstrations over the course of the last week. we have seen, as you mentioned, these demonstrations and the demands of protesters evolved over the course of the last seven days, people asking for even the president

these discussions are absolutely vice or whatever believe via the united nations but also through bilateral talks who would win this in the turn it have would be for europeans and nato to simply look on talks between turkey and russia continues its with and to potentially risk turkey becoming permanently entrenched in northern syria because. of this is something that we cannot allow within nato. that's why i believe that we must draw upon is everything at our disposal to achieve a different result here. and then they are concrete so how far would germany go to implement this are you banking on the us like germany and europe have always gotten to the o.p.'s offer for a moment. and that's not the key to controlling this would be international cooperation meaning we would need an internationally viable foundational ideally with the un mandate in this $1.00 defined in the 2 on. the flag the question of how germany handles this politically and more than anything what that means for our armed forces is a question that must be decided by the bundestag as has been the case in previous mandate. the

i believe that these lists questions are absolutely vital for believed by the united nations but also through bilateral talks in this. turn it have would be for europeans and nato to simply look on as talks between turkey and russia continues its mission to to and to potentially risk turkey becoming permanently entrenched in northern syria because. of this is something that we cannot allow within nato. that's why i believe that we must draw upon everything at our disposal to achieve a different result here. and then the people are concretely so how far would germany go to implement this are you banking on the us like germany and europe have always done thoughts on the o.p.'s often for a moment. in that's not the key to controlling this would be international cooperation meaning we would need an internationally viable foundation as well and ideally with the un mandate within this $1.00 defined in the 2 on. the question of how germany. politically and more than anything what that means for our armed forces is a question that must be decided by the bluntest time as has been the case in p

i believe that these listen questions are absolutely vice or whatever believed by the united nations but also through bilateral talks who would win this in the turn it have would be for europeans and nato to simply look on talks between turkey and russia continue to potentially risk turkey becoming permanently entrenched in northern syria because. of this is something that we cannot allow within nato. that's why i believe that we must draw one everything at our disposal to achieve a different result here. and then there are concrete so how far would germany go to implement this or are you banking on the us like germany and europe have always done thoughts on the o.p.'s offer for a moment. in that's not the key to controlling this would be international cooperation meaning we would need an internationally viable foundational ideally with the un mandate question this one dark defiant to on. the question of how germany handles this politically and more than anything what that means for our armed forces is a question that must be decided by the bundestag as has been the case in previous

nation and jenji its name and all spent on national court had a member so i can go to united nation and jenji its name and austin got a national community everybody knows that why is it that islam is only asking that by this the nuns community everybody knows that why is it that islam is only asking that by the scene and to recognize that the jews. what are your views on a permanent peace in palestine recognize that. what are your views on a permanent peace in palestine better men to be sent by list is about but i see none but it's kind of i it's better madam to be said by this time is about but i see none but it's kind of i it's the moment but it's the nuns are going to enjoy the cup of ice in an independent moment but as the nuns are going to enjoy the cup of ice in an independent but it's the state on the borders of success i've been with there was on him as a scot but that would that i could but if you've used by the state on the board of success i've been with joe was on him as a scout but i would that i could but if you use them that's where we start and that is where we end t

of course and especially knowing that the united nations is now going.

. >> more now from the recent united nations general assembly meeting in new york city. we will show speeches by the russian and chinese representatives. their comments run about 40 minutes. translator: prevent is this tremendous greater potential from being released. the hope arose again when the berlin wall symbolizing confrontation of the systems for. it was the hope for a possibility to finally turn the efforts war and joint for the benefit of all mankind. admit of theave to world war iii was prevented thanks to the u.n., a number of conflicts on the planet has not declined and enmity has not weekend. challenges have emerged. trafficking, drug illegal immigration, the gap between the rich and the poor. it is getting harder to address these challenges. the fragmentation of the international communities is only increasing. the reason for the current state of affairs is the unwillingness of the countries that declare themselves the victors in the cold war to reckon with interests of other states. to accept the realities of the history. it is hard for the west to accept

nations as an organization that was specifically tasked with those issues. the initiative of individual countries i would look at the most complementary i think the charter provides for others to operate even regional organizations there is no contradiction. if certain countries for example because of syria are able to get together and work out because there are other countries who have a presence on the ground and it has a military dimension actually when as you know shies away from if they're able to do something and they have been able to accomplish quite a lot into the constitution committee which is a byproduct of their efforts i think it helps the u.s. i mean i would not saying as as usual the role for you when i would look at it on the contrary as complimenting the role of the u.n. the u.n. cannot do everything it needs as much help as possible to do anything though well when it comes to war and peace well i think well if you look at the history of what i'm going to look at the syrian conflict well i mean because the syrian conflict because of the var

organizations now expressing their concern and the united states the united nations excuse me is saying that it supports an audit on the election if he is confident of the level of the level of support he has in the country why not just agree to a runoff vote. because again you have to win the runoff vote to get a runoff vote and if the percentage differences of 10 points then according to the to the rules you don't have a runoff it's not something up for international institutions to issue to bolivia the opposition has to be able to prove that there was fraud and have evidence of it right in i am very not a citation in terms of the evidence i mean obviously you know there is there is a need for more information around ballot counting but i suppose the one thing that they're really seizing on is the interruption in the vote counting on the night that the results were announced they were saying that you know that interruption shouldn't have happened that and that is giving them cause for concern. i no doubt that interruption should not happen and has to be explained but even before the i

a letter to the head of united nations security council also the permanent members we have informed as well and nato general secretary and nato council we have informed you know that he just visited our country recently and even before that we have given him a briefing. during the all the branch operation again even syrian regime we gave them a notification as well and in that notification and in the other letters we have explained how did we come to this point as i just mentioned earlier all these all these steps that we have taken previously and we have a list is all our rights within the international. international legal rights and we always express and emphasize that we are respectful to syria's story territorial integrity. with our diplomats outside our country and in ankara we always tried to explain the targets are an aim for our operation and we are also responding to the black propaganda that is being carried out against turkish aphids. also the foreign minister of iran and the foreign minister of russia and all of the other countries we have met them and we have given the

nations as an organization that was specifically tasked with those issues. the initiative of individual countries i would look at the most complementary i think the charter provides for others to operate even regional organizations there is no contradiction. if certain countries for example because of syria are able to get together and work out because there are other countries who have a presence on the ground and as a military dimension actually when as you know shies away from if they're able to do something and they have been able to accomplish quite a lot into the constitution committee which is a by product of their efforts i think it helps the u.s. i mean i would not saying as as user pays the role for you when i would look at it on the contrary as complementing the role of the u.n. the u.n. cannot do everything it needs as much help as they do anything though well when it comes to war and peace well whether if you look at the history of what i'm going to look at the syrian conflict was i mean because the syrian conflict because of the various layers

nations as an organization that was specifically tasked with those issues. the initiative of individual countries i would look at the most complementary i think the charter provides for others to operate even regional organizations there is no contradiction. if certain countries for example because of syria are able to get together and work out because there are other countries who have a presence on the ground and it has a military dimension actually when as you know shies away from if they're able to do something and they have been able to accomplish quite a lot into the constitutional committee which is a by product of their efforts i think it helps the u.s. i mean i would not saying as as user pays the role for you when i would look at it on the contrary as complimenting the role of the u.n. when cannot do everything it needs as much help as they do anything though well if when it comes to war and peace well the weather if you look at the history of what i'm going to look at the syrian conflict well i mean because the syrian conflict because of the vario

week, the united nations general assembly opened and delegates heard from foreign leaders and ministers from a number of countries. the russian and chinese foreign minister's address to the body on friday. here they are, starting with russian -- the russian foreign minister. to hisw give the floor excellency, minister of foreign affairs for the russian federation. minister lavrov: distinguished mr. president, your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, the 75th anniversary of the united nations, established as a result of victory in world war ii and the realization of a need for a collective mechanism to maintain national peace and security, unfortunately, this anniversary is getting closer -- regrettably, the events of the cold war that started afterwards prevented this tremendous creative potential from being unleased. the hope arose again when the berlin wall fell. it was the hope for the possibility to finally turn the gravest pages of war, not only hot wars, but cold ones, to turn into the benefit of all mankind. however, we have to admit, although world war iii was prevented thanks t

human rights monitors from the united nations and the organization of american states have expressed concern over what they call excessive use of force against demonstrators and the media as the actual number of arrests surpasses 700 you see in human al-jazeera. still ahead on the news hour we delve into the $1000000000.00 corruption allegations that led to mass protests in iran and the rugby world cup wales faces a tough test against fiji he said will be here with the action and. the weather sloshy set fire across china at the moment i want to see showers down towards the southwest pushing into northern parts of vietnam but much of china as you say a lot of sunshine around $31.00 celsius there in hong kong might have wanted see showers to sit down towards the southwest and even these will fizzle out as we go on through friday central areas could see a little bit it's whether by that stage having said that say that whether some showers heat of the day south is there across southeast asia the philippines will catch one or 2 showers in the heat of the day quite a rush of showers poppin

in august 28th seen a united nations committee said it had received reports suggesting that new government policies were transforming the region into quote a massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy more than a 1000000 week is many of the muslims and other ethnic minorities have been rounded up there detained and forcibly indoctrinated all of us many of us will cry. when we align. we decided to talk about it. just. tell the world. everyone. what happened what's been happening it's happening now. australian wheat years have been detained while visiting china and their relatives in singeing are under constant surveillance and like other weak years have had their passports confiscated every single people receive from one in their in their family. alone in the world of the. personal testimony satellite imagery and government documents point to what some analysts believe may be the largest imprisonment of a group of people on the basis of ethnicity since the 2nd world war. this is an act of cultural genocide on one of the worst human rights abuses of our time i'm quite used to uncove

united nations support the mission in libya it wants to dismiss the mission from libya they say that they did nations mission here in libya has collaborated in a way or another with there were a lot safer hefted by giving him the coordinates of the field hospitals that have been targeted by have to his forces over the past 6 months the latest one was. a couple of days ago. i was playing with to have to heal the hospital and southern tripoli and one medic was killed in that attack now the protesters here say that the international community which should they blame must intervene immediately to stop perhaps that is what is a slim targeting it is eventually areas and protect civilians as you know stan that you have to have been accused of committing crimes by. residential areas and killing innocent civilians including the women and children for the past 6 months many civilians tens of civilians were killed by after this warplanes and random rockets over the past 6 months also medical sources with the government say that over a dozen medical staff including doctors nurses and also parame

in 1945 the united nations was born. the people'ster, republic of china was founded and the chinese nation reemerged before the eyes of the world as a completely reborn nation. in the past 70 years, we chinese have changed our destinies through tireless efforts. 70 years ago, china put an end modern history in which the country was torn apart and trampled upon. trueood up and became the masters of our country. ,ver the past seven decades china has turned itself from a countryackward and poor with a weak foundation into a country that is open and on the move on the basis of meeting the basic needs of its people, china has achieved initial prosperity. million chinese have shaken off poverty and hundreds of millions have joined the middle income group. such achievements are nothing but a miracle and the development of mankind. several decades china has finished what took developed countries several hundred years to complete. in doing so, china has blazed a to modernization for developing country and what china has achieved

the united nations has accused the u.s. military of killing at least 30 afghan civilians in airstrikes targeting drug laboratories in western afghanistan in may. the pentagon disputes the united nations findings, claiming the drug lab workers were members of the taliban. the laboratories were mostly producing methamphetamine. the united states has spent over $8 billion on anti-drug operations during the ongoing u.s. w war in afghanisistan, the longest war in u.s.s. history. in iraq, prime minister adel abdul mahdi has announced he will reshuffle his cabinet in an effort to quell massive nationwide protests over government corruption and lack of jobs. amnesty international says more than 150 people have been killed in the government's brutal crackdown. activists report protesters being shot and killed by snipers and arrested at hospitals. journalists have also reported being harassed and intimidated. protests have also erupted in algeria in recent weeks ahead of elections in december. over 100 student protesters were arreste

murray's protest has sent tiles on fire as they march to the united nations office in port au prince opposition leaders i've been an international community to withdraw their support for months. scientists say an unprecedented wave of wildlife extinction is underway because of global warming a loss of habitat and poaching they're trying to save some critically endangered species including the northern white rhino which has been hunted to obliteration robin is reports from escondido city in california. edward the littlest southern white rhino in the san diego zoo safari park born at the end of july he's already of big boy. he is fantastic we are just so lucky to be able to have him adorable little eddie is the 1st southern white rhino born through artificial insemination in the north america that's an important step toward bringing back another rhino subspecies from the brink of extinction this is nola a female northern white rhino she died in 2015 the animals have been hunted to obliteration in the wild and today there are only 2 northern white rhinos left in the entire world both el

the united nations children's fund has described the situation as genocide and. the. missing women and children. 6 consecutive nights of protest script. pro independence activists vent their anger over the jailing of separatist leader. is the u.k. parliament forces. like you gotta let him fight. without a little tough love you know what tough love without a little tough love they would have never made to steal.

nations, to fulfill the purposes of the united nations charter in preserving peace and security for the peoples around the world, its role in achieving prosperity, growth and stability in our region, as well as its development and humanitarian efforts worldwide. i would have liked also to social the economic and challenges facing our world, such as poverty, disease, climate change and weapons of mass destruction, among others. while highlighting the kingdom's position and perspective on these issues. i wanted to talk about the country's ongoing economic development and reforms in various fields that takes us back to our true islamic faith that rejects all forms of extremism, a position that aims at achieving an advanced society in all areas, a connected society that is engaged with its surroundings and the world. however, the aggressive act of september 14 on the kingdom's oil facilities violated the principles of this organization as enshrined in its charter and upset the security of our region. -- threatened the security and prosperity of our region. this aggression requires from

is is in jail in london but the united nations repertoire on torture an arbitrary detention different operators have come out in favor chelsea manning of course is in in jail again refusing to. destroyed. julian is. things actually worse than when you were a whistleblower while they may or may not be worse but that's certainly not any better i mean i think. we this is an issue that is absolutely crucial it is an issue that needs addressing we cannot have democracy when we lock up and throw away the keys of the people who are trying to bring illegality immorality. crimes and fraudulent behavior. into the public domain i mean that is not a transparent liberal democracy that we are supposed to be living in but it wasn't long ago that there was a war vote in syria david cameron tried to bring it lots of tony blair's old people in the new liberal new york part of the global labor party they're all still there making the case for war hilary benn do you think this film going to convince them so i'm going to rip it for me maybe i really think that can't be a more timely moment for this film t

ambassador to the united nations speaking after the u.n. security council wrapped up a meeting on the turkish operation in northern syria i believe we can bring in james raise our diplomatic james and strong words from the u.s. ambassador right. yes but we need to listen to the europeans now we're going to have a statement read out by the deputy german ambassador these 6 european ambassadors here. yes i would like to make the following statement today on behalf of the 5 member states on the security council of belgium france germany poland and the united kingdom joined today by his tonio as incoming you members did on the security council we are deeply concerned by the turkish military operation in north east syria we call upon turkey to seize the unilateral military action as we do not believe it will address truckies underlying security concerns. renewed still it is in the north east will further undermine the stability of the whole region exacerbate civilian suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the numb

human rights monitors from the united nations and the organization of american states have expressed concern over what they call excessive use of force against demonstrators and the media as the usual number of arrests surpasses 700 you see in human al-jazeera play a key. to his in presidential candidate now bill curry has been freed from jail just 4 days before running fires curry had been behind bars since august accused of money laundering and tax evasion the media mogul came 2nd in the 1st round of the presidential elections last month a currys party heart of chin asieh won $38.00 seats coming in 2nd in monday's parliamentary election they trailed there not the party which won $52.00 seats has somehow bar has moved from. his arch of his tie you can. you can see him you can see him. over the and this is exactly what he's trying to do now he wants to tell that it is yes that's his word before that political moment and that's who wants. to rally behind him to live there when i was talking to his own people over the last few days they would tell you that's against the political divid

nations security council and devoting for war and the spanish state sponsored violence in catalonia is defacto backed by the european union we'll ask what it would take for the pro independence s.n.p. to support plus we speak to the lawyer of one of the democratically elected politicians being hunted down by e.u. backed by machine for a he's told us more coming up in today's going underground but 1st we speak to one of britain's greatest whistle blows katherine gun played by keira knightley in the new film official secrets souring refines and matt smith about british corruption of the united nations security council to aerially bombard and occupy the middle east catherine welcome back to going underground so what's it like being played by keira knightley portraying the misery and pain as tony blair's alleged had been dry and try to destroy you for revealing that britain was part of a sinister plan to corrupt the un security council i never have to choose who pays me. now it's amazing she's a great actress and she portrayed it really well i think and you know she actually caused me t

nations alone the united states with the biggest one like the united nations relief and works agency that it no longer is and this calls for the light to be closed down since relief and works agency that it no longer is and this calls for the right to be closed down should close down how do you see the future of the the palestinian nation should one way close down how do you see the future off the the palestinian militant situation united states fold by stopping its financial situation united states fold by stopping its finances to another one another war will die down fortunately the international community has come says to another one another war will die down fortunately the international community has come for water and. they have come out of or the budget deficit over another what's crucial for us the poor what they have come out of or the budget deficit over another what's crucial for us that another why don't you want to exist and. got another one don't you want to exist and. that has to do it by the united nations has been of great help to these very poor people that has to d

the united nations chief says the organization is about to run out of cash. and why south africa's universities are suffering what's being called a hidden hunger crisis. he says it will begin its offensive in syria shortly and it might not be doing so alone an aide to the president says turkey's military will be joining forces with the free syrian army when it crosses the border into syria troops have been gathering on turkey's side of the border since monday night turkey says it wants to create a safe corridor or and rid border areas of u.s. backed kurdish forces it follows president donald trump's decision to begin withdrawing u.s. troops from syria well our correspondent charles structured is in cali on takis border with syria charles what kind of troop movements have you been seeing where you are and is an incursion imminent. it's very difficult to say whether they think any kind of incursion is imminent but certainly evidence would suggest last night that that may well be the case on our drive back to hotel last night we passed dozens of military vehicle

the united nations says months of floods in south sudan have affected almost a 1000000 people entire communities have been submerged since july forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes or 60 percent of people are already going hungry crops have been washed away and weather forecast is for more rain in the weeks to come a russian woman jailed in the us for being a foreign agent has arrived home after being deported reboot now was released early for good behavior after serving most of her 18 month sentence the 31 year old was convicted of conspiring to influence u.s. conservative activists and full trading the national rifle association and gun lobby attend consecutive day of anti-government protests is underway in lebanon security forces have been called to dismantle several roadblocks in beirut testers are urging a civil disobedience campaign until the government resigns heaters who are accused of failing to stop corruption and solve the economic crisis 70 dekker reza latest from beirut. this is one of the main tactics the protesters are using to keep the pressure on the govern

there has been a lot of tear gas used by the police theat bolivian police and something that united nations human rights office states. and spoke about the happy people at the time but on the other hand the housing so been police offices should the united nations counted about 19 of them so i think the leaders here is really trying to sort of firm calm things down and make make sure things are peaceful president paralysis also said a press conference says that the protesters the young protest is being paid in terms of money or in terms of good grades isn't something that we found during the nights that we've been reporting on these protestors but there is a sense of frustration and it definitely seems to be young people especially students leading this protest movement. and their life as an apostle very much indeed for bringing us the latest. now pull some cool say in argentina or voters have been choosing their next president center left contender 2 for non this is facing incumbent. and the growing frustration over the economic crisis fernandez campaigns on the president's failure to stem

nations as an organization that was specifically tasked with those issues. the initiative of individual countries i would look at the most complementary i think the charter provides for others to operate even regional organization there is no contradiction if certain countries for example because of syria are able to get together and work out because there are other countries who have a presence on the ground and as a military dimension which they run as you know shies away from if they are able to do something and they have been able to accomplish quite a lot into the constitutional committee which is a by product of their efforts i think it helps the u.s. i mean i would not saying as as user the role of the one i would look at it on the contrary as complimenting the role of the u.n. the u.n. cannot do everything it needs as much help as fast and do anything though well when it comes to war and peace well i think well if you look at the history of what i'm going to look at the syrian conflict well i mean because the syrian conflict because of the various la

human rights monitors from the united nations and the organization of american states have expressed concern over what they call excessive use of force against demonstrators and the media as the actual number of arrests surpasses 700 you see in human al-jazeera. indonesian security minister around her is in hospital after being attacked by a man with a knife as happened in the town of on the ground on the island of java has now been flown to jakarta and is in a stable condition police say an officer was also hurt 2 men and a woman have been arrested or there it is are investigating whether or not they've been influenced by eisel and 2 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire outside a synagogue in germany where suppose there were mocking young kapoor the holiest day in the jewish calendar a suspect is in police custody andrew symonds has been following developments in the city of hama. carmelita and methodically this gun man planned to kill jews on their holiest day of worship yom kippur dressed like a soldier wearing a steel helmet a camera is attached to it the device tra

via the united nations but also through bilateral talks in this. turn it have would be for europeans and nato to simply look on talks between turkey and russia continues to potentially risk turkey becoming permanently entrenched in northern city. because. of this is something that we cannot allow within nato. that's why i believe that we must draw one is everything at our disposal to achieve a different result here. and then there are concretely so how far would germany go to implement this are you banking on the us like germany and europe have always done thoughts on the o.p.'s offer for a moment. in that's not the key to controlling this would be international cooperation meaning we would need an internationally viable foundational ideally with the un mandate which in this month are defined in the 2 on. the fogger the question of how germany handles this is politically and more than anything what that means for our armed forces is a question that must be decided by the bluntest time as has been the case in previous mandate. of our business take t

the united nations is suffering a cash crisis and is warning that it may not be able to pay staff at the end of the month a 3rd of its member states haven't paid their share of the costs and secretary general antonio terrace says u.n. operations around the world could be compromised our diplomatic editor james bass reports if the u.n. haven't already made severe cuts to its budget it wouldn't have had enough money to stage the high level week of the u.n. general assembly when world leaders visited new york last month secretary general antonio good terrorists said the organization is confronting its worst financial situation in a decade the organization is facing a c.v. year financial crisis. to be more specific as c.v. a liquidity crisis the equation is simple without cash the budget cannot be properly implemented our work and the reforms and at risk the secretary general was very clear about the dire problems the un is facing but at no point did he list the countries that are causing it by not paying what they owe and surely you've got a big problem here and you need to name the peo

ambassador to the united nations for the obama administration, samantha power, on her new memoir. booktv on c-span2 is live all weekend at the texas book festival. check your program guide and follow along behind the scenes on social media @booktv for more schedule information. >> while we wait, here's a portion of tonight's "after words" program with republican senator rand paul of kentucky discussing his latest book, "the case against socialism." >> guest: see, in the abstract they said we're going to have fairness, but the thing is you have a conception of fairness, i have a conception of fairness, representative omar might have a conception of fairness. but for her to inning voc hers on us if we disagree with her, she's not going to sell us her ideas, she has to send the police, basically x. this is where it breaks down because -- and this is the, i think, why maybe it's become popular and the idea of fairness, is they can fake fairness with things like charity and being your brother's keeper. i believe we should be our brother's keeper. i believe in christianity and the idea

the united nations is suffering a cash crisis and is warning it may not be able to post stuff at the end of this month a 3rd of its member states have not paid their share of the costs secretary general antonio terra's says u.n. operations around the wilds could be compromised portugal's caretaker prime minister has been asked to form a new government despite his party falling short of majority in parliament the country's president met leaders from all parties following sunday's election and declared antonio costa the premier designate his socialist party will now open talks with far left parties which helped him form the last government but costa and other leaders haven't ruled out putting long term commitments off until the future is released parliament has overwhelmingly voted to reduce the number of its members seats in the lower house will be cut from 632400 they'll now be 200 senators instead of $315.00 the italian government says the move will streamline parliament and save millions of dollars and salaries and expenses but critics say the changes could weaken democracy well th