the u. n. says the fight has killed more than 2000 people and displaced a further one point. 2000000 government forces are on the retreat faced with increasing attack as the flemish state and the greatest horror continues to gain round. nicholas hawk algae 0 and our stories are falling, at least $43.00 migrants have drowned off the coast of tenicia. 84 others were rescued shortly when the boat sank. after leaving the nearby libyan ports of the water up, it's understood, the engine broke down and then the boat capsized migrants from sudan, eritrea and bangladesh were among those on board. now at least 2 people, a fear dad in 20 and missing. after a month, slides struck japan's coastal city of a tommy which lay south west of tokyo. in emergency talks, the prime minister she days suga worn that there might be much more rainfall to come under. chappelle has the latest on this now after days of torrential rain, loose and soil above the town around 10 30 am local time. on saturday, it all came slidin

the headlines on al jazeera, the u. n. is warning if yoke has government in rebels and t gray to respect the truce or risk spiraling further into crisis. it says 4 100000 people are suffering famine while another 1800000 face starvation. heavy morgan has spoken to some of to brian refugees who have fled across the border into sedans. good, our state. while a lot of them are speaking of the horrors that they have left behind and cross the border into fidel seeking safety and refuge. many of them are also telling stories of how they're witness. i'm hearing malicious. and if you've been farmers, they've accused those 2 sides of burning farm. they say that some crops were ready for harvest. and that if you open confederate troops as well as i'm, her militias burned those crops to make sure that many to grand do not get enough food to eat. they say that they believe that this is a targeted effort to make sure that they are far into submission. so many people who we spoke to, especially pharmacy, that they think that this is a f

and i think that the u. n. level and the u. s . level, there's probably not much appetite for returning to something that, as you know, clearly not worked in the past. the thing about these interventions is that they are part of the reason why we're in the situation now. they've added to an instability in certain ways where one of the reasons why there's been such an increase in armament out. there are other simpler things that other countries can do. the u. s. a lot, most of the fire power or a lot of firepower that's going to these gangs as being exported from the united states. so, limiting that, that spread of weaponry would be one very clear and influential thing that could better at the lives of patients. we're getting reports from our correspondence that people are carrying up to try to get passports in a way out of the country. we now also seeing signs that all this chaos could spill even further beyond have these borders. well, this is always part of the process, right? i mean, a lot of us policy towards haiti has alwa

when it's been an k device, what you see behind me is the last delivery from the u. n. to the north of syria through the years, we've tried to provide basic conditions for the displace civilians and lift the standards of living by providing aid. if the site stops, we were turn to 0. trucks have carried critical aid into the regents in 2014. most of the 4000000 people in syria northwest including the 2600000 eternally displaced, depend on the mentality and 8 delivered to the only un authorized border crossing bob. however, the aid is white or for millions of people devastated by a decade or for most of my money. if we don't receive the aid we aren't able to survive. can anyone survive without water and food? i lost my husband in the war and i am looking after 7 kids 8 group say last year the u. s. found the $200.00 for humanitarian programs in northwest syria, worth $300000000.00. if the cross border a mechanism is not a need $90000000.00 of funding because the law but syrian president specialist says main russia is indicating it won't work to need the program after it e

that's according to the british ambassador to the u. n. the warning comes as minimal as envoy calls for the u. n. to ensure the delivery of vaccines, countries being chaos since a military after the selected government 6 months ago, resulting in a near total collapse of its health care system. the u. k. u. s. and others have imposed sanctions on me in most military june to over their deadly crackdown on pro democracy demonstration courses. salumi has more from united nations. this was a chance for secure the council members to hear directly from a representative of me in march national unity government as well as ethnic minorities. in fact, this was the 1st time that a kitchen representative, briefed the council, and he described the situation in me and mar, as bordering on state collapse. he and other grievers described rising food insecurity, ongoing violence, and rapidly spreading corona virus infection. and while there are many calls for help from the international community, including an arms embargo and a no fly zone, clearly not all

n agencies for its own purposes, and critics say the u. s has to push back that is from a study new report by the foundation for defense of democracies. it says china is taking control in the halls of global power by taking over united nations agencies, including helping it cover up covid-19, the report's lead author, says the world health organization the w h o was so compromised by china that the agency helped hide the truth about how the coronavirus outbreak started. look no further than what justice happened to all of us during the covid 19 pandemic, the world health organization who would have assumed at any point that china had taken such influence over the w. h o that, despite the u. s leading its funding. that they would help by beijing cover up the origins of covid-19. chinese nationals are in the top positions at four u. n agencies, prompting accusations that beijing is running them to expand its influence in 2013, i discovered, uh, the manage human rights of us has been telling china and it sounds exactly which president's plan

on the one hand, you have of course, the u. n. the world health organization, the international labor association, the international red cross, of course, that space here. on the other hand, you have the banking sector, which is also very well known internationally. the problem is right now with the stories of money laundering and corruption that have been linked so closely to the banking sector. here they have brought the limelight international, limelight to themselves. unwillingly the such scandals have damage. geneva reputation. can the cities good name be restored? i think geneva is really trying to surpass some of the negative aspects of this image that project internationally. there's a certain hope that with the new international exchange of data and in what concerns the banking sector, that any of us so well known for that all these stories that have to lead its path will path. i think it's trying as much as possible to maintain geneva as an international center of negotiation of humanitarian issues. so that is where the

according to the british ambassador to the u. n. u. s. government work as well as approved, they've been vaccinated all where mosque is part of a range of new guidelines announced by the president to fight the spread of the delta variant. and is heavy fighting continues across gast, on the evacuation of interpreters who work for the u. s. over the last 20 years has finally begun. thousands of people will eventually be relocated to the united states. at least 18 people have been killed as the battle intensifies around a besieged town in southern syria. government forces of surrounded a rebel district in dera, the province known as the cradle of the syrian uprising, its home to 40000 people who have been cut off from food and medicine, as well said reports from assemble. i children were among those small town. just thank you them, but there's not of cities insulting syria. also follow that all. ready on thursday, the student government and its allies began a large scale military operation of the afford to reach an agreement with locals f

the caribbean nation is also made a similar request to the u. n. the move comes directly in the wake of the assassination of haiti's president, which is left the country in turmoil on his killer molten spins falling with a dizzying array of developments. while the united states is drawing down and removing its military presence from afghanistan, but it appears it will now have a new opportunity to flex its muscles much closer to home in the western hemisphere . now haiti is in a state of unrest 2 days after the president was assassinated. and we now understand that local officials are calling for the united states to send its forces into the country to contain the unrest and to protect the infrastructure of the country. the ports, as well as the airports and the natural gas and petroleum reserves. so at this point, it's not clear. if the united states will actually send troops in, there will be law enforcement officials dispatched to the country to help get to the bottom of who assassinated the president. the united states remains engaged and enclo

we traveled in the u. n. convoy out of town towards the mountains to school, built by the u. n. refugee agency, you and hcr. it was constructed to educate children return from outside africa stun . instead these kids all recently fled their homes inside the country. news of opposite quickly spread. the government coming here, these women desperate for help. after abandoning their villages, one of the fear that modem began. they told us who the taliban are coming, so we fled from our homes. what could we do? we were in the barbara mountains and walked all the way. it was freezing there, there was no food. so we were obliged to come here. there's a reason people here are so fearful. there's a long history of persecution, of the hazard, of the larger the sheer ethnic group that make up most of by me and population. they remember the taliban harsh rules in the 19 ninety's when they blew up the giant buddhist statues that stood for centuries in the sandstone cliffs. the united nations can only provide food and shelter when people 1st flee. we met this group of families who left th

the headlines on al jazeera, the u. n. is warning if you, because governments in rebels and te grier to respect to sci fi or risk spiraling further into crisis. it says 4 100000 people are suffering famine while another 1800000 are struggling to find food. catherine soy has a latest from the saba. why did the grand forces have been saying and they've been showing pictures of men who appear to be your p and federal soldiers being paraded along the streets, emacula the copy flows, thousands of them being taken to prison. we spoke to the spokesman of this, the grand forces who said that they have in the last 7 days, captured thousands of european soldiers during fighting and areas around mccalla. he also says that he'll kill military has suffered major casualties. and the grand forces have also managed to seize important military equipment. at least 20 people are missing in japan. after a landslide near tokyo homes have been swept away in the central city of atomic or south west of the capital. authorities have worn people in

if russia refuses to prove its extension, the u. n. has warned that could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe resource at our reports. this is one of the biggest mandatory 8 operations in the world. at the us senior cross border center, turkeys hot a provence freight trucks are loaded with critical aid including food, medical supplies, and shelter materials. but this may be one of the last shipments to north syria. then it's been an okay, that was what you see behind me as the last delivery from us to the north of syria . through the years, we've tried to provide basic conditions for the displace civilians and lift the standards of living. but providing aid, if the site stops, we were turn to 0. trucks have carried critical aid into the regents is 2014. most of the 4000000 people in syria as northwest, including the 2600000, eternally displeased, depends on mentality and 8 delivered to the only un authorized border crossing bible. however, the aid is white or for millions of people devastated by a decade or for most of my money. if we d

most of its doses come from the u. n. back kovak scheme which relies on the indian made astrazeneca dose called covey shield. that is not recognized by the use new vaccine passport for travel. 8th european states have reportedly agreed to accept covey shield off the pressure from india. but the e u hasn't approved russian or chinese vaccines. eva kovak says this risks dividing the world into 2 tears. the spring in august into the shall we have joining us from addis ababa john and kanga song director of the african centers for disease control and prevention in abilene in italy, gloria tele, jani, professor of infectious diseases. at last, at the end, the university of rome and in london, max lawson, head of inequality policy at oxfam international war. welcome to all, if i could start with gloria in italy. so why is the e u in excluding some vaccines like covey shield, which is, of course, just the variant of astrazeneca made in india. well, the question is very interesting because really don't know exactly what, what the

n. a u. s. a. calling for. com. and the un is following the situation closely . bought a decade home from the revolt, the brought democracy to museums, a defined is on direction that country should take lower, but among the out of their loved ones, parliament has chosen a billionaire. as the new prime minister, designated veteran politician as you, mccarty, seen here on the left, has been prime minister twice before, is promising to save lebanon from its financial crisis. chicata for a while. but when asked, why thank his excellency of the president, john, i'd like also to thank all the members of parliament. i wished to cooperate with those who did and did not. and they me to find the mississippi solutions. it's vital as for the constitution together, the m p 's confidence but also in real life, i want to get the confidence and trust of the people and of every single man and woman because i don't have a magic one and i cannot create one that is on my own difficult, united nation says at least 57 people have died af

n. has also confirmed the displacement of $2500.00 people due to violence and insecurity over the last 72 hours. and we have received reports of the displacement of over 10000 people. un humanitarian partners are working to scale up to humanitarian response to people in need and dara all valid. and in the areas of temporary displacement for his currency has plummeted, often newly elected president pedro stay or appointed members of his left his party to k cabinet jobs. this consent of the direction of his government. that's after he named a prime minister who sympathetic to a rebel group that waged a long running of conflict with the state. the left leaning later has also caused the uncertainty. with these pledges to rewrite the constitution and redistribute wealth, mariana sanchez has more from lima. just 48 hours since precedence of photo garcia was as you go over the government and there is a lot of problems coming up. if you look in the, you are pointed over you as the prime minister

most of it's doses come from the u. n. back kovak scheme which relies on the indian made astrazeneca dose called covey shield. that is not recognized by the use new vaccine passport for travel. 8th european states have reportedly agreed to accept covey shield off the pressure from india. but the e u hasn't the prove russian or chinese made vaccines either. kovak says this risks dividing the world into 2 tears. the spring in august into the shall we have joining us from addis ababa john and kanga song director of the africa centers for disease control and prevention in abilene in italy, gloria tele, jani, professor of infectious diseases. at last, at the end of the university of rome and in london, max lawson, head of inequality policy at oxfam international won't welcome to all if i could start with gloria in italy. so why is the e u in excluding some vaccines like covey shield, which is, of course, just the variant of astrazeneca made in india. well, the question is very interesting because i really don't know exactly wha

the u. n. is calling for an immediate cease fire in series. there are problems, demonstrations have taken place against the government, offensive. hundreds rallied in several more question, towns and the currency through has plummeted, also left his cabinet members were sworn in. they were appointed by the new president petro castillo, who has pledged to redistribute the countries with us president donald trump pressed his justice department to declare the 2020 election corrupt and a bid to overturn the results. that's according to new documents, the handwritten notes by be then acting, deputy attorney general show he told top officials to back his unproven prod, claims and quotes, leave the rest to me. the department rebuffed his efforts, saying they had no power to challenge the results. mister tom's republic allies named in the memos have denied any involvement she pretends he has more now on the memos from washington. these are supporting to be verbatim things donald trump said . so for example, having go over all the things that trumps ha

the u. n. is coding for an immediate spot in serious. there are problems, demonstrations have taken place against the government offensive. hundreds rallied in several northwestern times, and through the currency has plummeted down to left, his cabinet members were sworn in. they were appointed by the president peddler castillo, who had pledged to redistribute the countries wealth. let's go back to guess that we tried to talk so a little earlier here on this half hour of well to use. he is hobby a far. he joins us from london, have apologies for the technical issues 510 minutes ago. now you were explaining to me and to our audience what the problem is, as far as the money markets are concerned. and why this new government's last cabinet is raising eyebrows. the problem of the moment is that there's no economy minister all coming to mean it's just a problem just as an economy happening. so need, but no economy, the stuff that has created should uncertainty in the market as you explain very clearly at the beginning of the report book and p

now under a pricing agreement between the u. n. and the generic drug makers, the combination therapy, will cost $120.00 for each child annually. not stone for $480.00. currently only half of the estimated 1800000 children with h i v get treatment is often hard to administer due to the bitter taste of the medicine or incorrect dosages from crushed adult pills. let's get more now from janet guin ard. she's the director of strategy of unit aids, a global health agency she joyce is no by skype from geneva. great. have you with us on the use or just thought of explaining just how important developments this is. thanks very much. this is really a tremendous breakthrough. it's a new child friendly h i v medicine. it's going to be reaching countries where it's going to be making a tremendous difference. as we said, about 1800000 children are living with h. i v worldwide, but only half of them receive treatment. so we still see $100000.00 children dying of aids each year. so this is really a game changer. we're very excited with unit cade a

we talked to a u. n. special realtor about legible crimes committed against, predominantly, but by no means exclusively occupied palestinian muslims ever since. 911, the so called war against islam has been arguably waged against the one point. 9000000000 muslims of the world will. joining me now from washington, d. c. is around if the car international human rights and author of the new book, fear of a muslim planet, global as i'm a phobia in the new world order. thanks so much for coming on, you know, in british t v or we see, or when it comes from wisdom is arguably migrant arriving from countries that have been intervened. in predominantly, most of the ones tell me about fear of a muslim planet. well, personally, i've seen it actually the 1st play on the very same. it's 1990 rap album fear of a black planet by public enemy. and really what it does, it's really the heart of a lot of what we're seeing in terms of modern, it's on the phobia today with the pharmacists or other conservative governments

and i think that the u. n. level and the u. s . level, there's probably not much appetite for returning to something that, as you know, clearly not worked in the past. the thing about these interventions is that they are part of the reason why we're in the situation now. they've added to an instability in certain ways. they are one of the reasons why there's been such an increase in armament. there are other simpler things that other countries can do. the us a lot, most of the fire power, or a lot of firepower that's going to these gangs is being exported from the united states. so, limiting that spread of weaponry would be one very clear and influential thing that could better at the lives of patients. i guess something to say, but the intervention is that it's convenient for certain kinds of patient political power holders to have those kinds of intervention. because it essentially provides a police force without a cost to the haitian state. i'm in and also provide the police force that's not local. and so it can become a cou

well there in just an hour ago we were at the city center where people desperately need the u. n. a. and we could see that people were saying up the a causing their last remaining course course for the aides. shouldn't be the mother of the discussion. the, the, you should be discussing how to increase the border crossing poems because they really need to have one term of a population in this tiny plays depends on the u. n. a distribution. and yes, so they, we were at the refugee camps and you can see that the situation is so dire. i mean children, women, people there with very limited access to water, food, electricity, and a medical care. so and also to they've had said some of the, the medical centers like live central hospital authority, hospital hospital, which is just the case for the children and the doctor. the nurses are really struggling there because shortage of the equipment, the medicines and the conditions that are on bearable. in addition to that, there are continued attacks from russia and the region forces over these populated areas and particularly that that, that

n. refugee agency, you and hcr. it was constructed to educate children returning from outside afghan austin. instead, these kids all recently fled their homes inside the country. news of opposite quickly spread. the government coming here. these women desperate for help. after abandoning their villages. one of the fear that more than they told us of the taliban coming. so we fled from our homes. what could we do? we were in the barbara mountains and walked all the way. it was freezing there, there was no food. so we were obliged to come here. there's a reason people here are so fearful. there's a long history of persecution, of the hazard, of the larger the sheer ethnic group that make up most of the ends population. they remember the taliban harsh rules in the 19 ninety's when they blew up the giant buddhist statues that had stood for centuries in the sandstone cliffs. the united nations can only provide food and shelter when people 1st flee. we met this group of families who left their homes 3 months ago and now s

busy at this point in time, the u. n. of course pulled out back in 2017. they were never a force that was like very much in haiti, certainly when i was there when the un, we're also there. so it's not perhaps surprising that the un all the u. s. don't want to get involved in this point in time. meanwhile, on the street support a prince, i'm told that people are heading to suit markets gathering up on provisions because they're scared of what my next of course, we saw there and manage report people at gathering outside the u. s. embassy, thinking about leaving the country. that's just how dangerous the situation is. if whoever was behind this assassination wanted to create stability in an already unstable nation, they certainly achieve that goal. a new entry president has been nominated, as well as a new prime minister. will this help at all? ease the political tensions in the country. well, that really depends on who supports those moves because it seems to be one group of politicians, backing one person and another backing someone else. now, according to

the u. n. has been told the current approach to me and mas military junk will lead to a failed state protest continue against the mid 3 ruling power. 5 months ago, hundreds of protesters have been killed. the many opposition figures imprisoned, special rapids, thomas andrews told the un states must target the oil and gas sector as of june to rely on for revenue. the only reason they are able to hold the people of me and more hostage is also a vulnerability. it takes considerable revenue to supply equipment and sustain the military cut off their income, and you cut off the capacity to continue their relentless attack on the people. but the fact remains that many nations have yet to impose any fixed and a key factor remains untouched by all oil and gas. oil and gas sector revenues are a financial white flame for an estimated to be close to what is needed for them to, to maintain the security forces that are keeping them in power. they should be stuck called bonfires his have continued their offen

we traveled in the u. n. convoy out of town towards the mountains to a school built by the u. n. refugee agency, you and hcr. it was constructed to educate children returning from outside africa stun. instead these kids all recently fled their homes inside the country. news of opposite quickly spread. the government coming here, these women desperate for help. after abandoning their villages, one of the fear that modem began. they told us who the taliban are coming, so we fled from our homes. what could we do? we were in the barbara mountains and walked all the way. was freezing there, there was no food. so we were obliged to come here. there's a reason people here so fearful. there's a long history of persecution, of the hazard, of the larger the sheer ethnic group that make up most of by me and population. they remember the taliban harsh rules in the 900 ninety's. when they blew up the giant buddhist statues that had stood for centuries in the sandstone cliffs, the united nations can only provide food and shelter when people 1st flee. but we met this group of families who le

the u. n. c is in the 3 weeks to july, the 15th up to 40 percent more african split without passport. so visas some using smugglers. turkey detained, 1500, mostly african migrants in one week. to make the journey and set up a new life, they need money. so as many prepared leave, they are selling their assets. the un migration agencies is 223-0000 people know escaping abroad every week. and at this rate, $1500000.00 africans could be headed towards europe by the end of the year. for 8 years now, the mohammed naughty and his best friends have made outside the sky. yes, they sit and talk for hours. says you the limit, tomorrow we will be alive the next 2nd. so that's why every person right now is in the process of trying to get out of the country. there is no place for afghans in this country anymore. susie years ago, nasa fled to denmark as a refugee. he only returned in 2001 when the us invaded the doctor. when the americans came and brought their forces, we thought we are saved. we thought all

join me now from ontario and canada is the u. n. special repertoire on the situation of human rights in the occupied palestinian territories. professor michael link. thank you so much michael. for coming back on. let's just go straight to the letter that you and 2 other guys were apertures calling for elections. they're not happening today. off the rule, have you spoken with israel after all, armed by britain, the united states and european union nations that appears to say no elections in east jerusalem. i don't see any pressure for quite frankly, from the international community with respect to the, the rescheduling of these elections. we want these elections to be held, obviously in as soon as possible, hopefully within the next 6 months. and we would like, obviously all the participating parties, israel, the palestinian authority from us as well as the international community to ensure that all palestinians have a link to vote a right to participate. and particularly those and in occupying eastern islam where israel has made

bob, i'll how're is, according to the u. n. a lifeline for 2400000 people. but it's fake now hangs in the balance. in 2014, the un security council authorized for border crossings, but the others didn't stay open after russia and china use the veto power to council members have now put forward a draft resolution which would again, allowed to crossing points. so what norion, ireland did was without looking at anything other than the needs, we proposed a renewal and an expansion of the mandate. but at a news conference, the russian ambassador made it pretty clear he'd be prepared to use his veto to stop a 2nd border point. we told them in the very beginning that what we hear from our colleagues about reopening the close cause will the point is really on stutter. now, we are discussing the one that is remaining all you saying you currently do not see a need for even a single border crossing. i will not give you any definite definitive answer at this time. i will only say that we can de new we continue consulting on the dish, germany's outgoing un ambassador who

now we're also hearing and the u. n. has been saying this during that the fighting going on in some parts of the guy and the leadership . all that the great grand forces is also saying that right now, the focus is on some other part of the region, mainly the west. well, we have fighters from the neighboring a mara still controlling some areas in the west that i disputed. so the t griff fighters, seeing that they're going to take a war, then make sure that every inch of t great is taken back by them, but also had probably some mar, 4th, it was saying that that will not leave without a fight. and catherine, we've also been hearing from the us that the humanitarian needs are immense. so has the government's indicated when it will open the t gray, aerospace for humanitarian aid. and even when that happens, can a get to a majority of those who are needs always spoke to faith minister of foreign affairs, read one who said yesterday. and he did say that the government is willing and will open the s b for humanitarian flights. h

we traveled in the u. n . convoy out of town towards the mountain to school, built by the u. n. refugee agency, you and hcr. it was constructed to educate children returning from outside africa stun. instead, these kids all recently fled their homes inside the country. music opposite, quickly spread out that the government coming here, these women desk for help. after abandoning their villages one of them with them. they told us that the taliban are coming, so we fled from our homes. what could we do? we were in the barbara mountains and walked all the way. it was freezing there. there was no food. so we were obliged to come here. there's a reason people here are so fearful. there's a long history of persecution, of the hazard, of the larger the sheer ethnic group that make up most of by me and population. they remember the taliban harsh rules in the 900 ninety's when they blew up the giant buddhist statues that stood for centuries in the sandstone cliffs. the united nations can only provide food and shelter when people 1st flee. we met this group of families who left their h

we traveled in the u. n. convoy out of town towards the mountains to school, built by the u. n. refugee agency, you and hcr. it was constructed to educate children returning from outside africa stun. instead these kids all recently fled their homes inside the country. news of opposite quickly spread. the government having here these women desperate for help . after abandoning their villages. one of the fear that more than they told us that the taliban are coming. so we fled from our homes. what could we do? we were in the barbara mountains and walked all the way. it was freezing there, there was no food. so we were obliged to come here. there's a reason people here so fearful. there's a long history of persecution, of the hazard, of the larger the sheer ethnic group that make up most of by me and population. they remember the taliban harsh rules in the 1900 ninety's. when they blew up the giant buddhist statues that stood for centuries in the sandstone cliffs, the united nations can only provide food and shelter when people 1st flee. we met this group of families who left the

we traveled in the u. n. convoy out of town towards the mountain to school, built by the u. n. refugee agency, you and hcr. it was constructed to educate children returning from outside africa stun. instead these kids all recently flu, their homes inside the country. news of opposite quickly spread the government coming here. these women desperate to help. after abandoning their villages. one of them with them. they told us the taliban coming, so we fled from our homes. what could we do? we were in the barbara mountains and walked all the way. it was freezing there, there was no food. so we were obliged to come here. there's a reason people here are so fearful. there's a long history of persecution, of the hazard, of the larger the sheer ethnic group that make up most of by me and population. they remember the taliban harsh rules in the 900 ninety's when they blew up the giant buddhist statues that stood for centuries in the sandstone cliffs. the united nations can only provide food and shelter when people 1st flee. we met this group of families who left their homes 3 months

we traveled in the u. n. convoy out of town towards the mountain to school built by the u. n. refugee agency, you and hcr. it was constructed to educate children returning from outside africa. stone. instead, these kids all recently fled their homes inside the country. music opposite, quickly spread out that the government coming here, these women desperate for help. after abandoning their villages, one of the fear that more than they told us that the taliban are coming. so we fled from our homes. what could we do? we were in the barbara mountains and walked all the way. it was freezing there. there was no food. so we were obliged to come here. there's a reason people here are so fearful. there's a long history of persecution, of the hazard, of the larger the sheer ethnic group that make up most of by me and population. they remember the taliban harsh rules in 1900 ninety's. when they blew up the giant buddhist statues that stood for centuries in the sandstone cliffs. the united nations can only provide food and shelter when people 1st flee. we met this group of families wh

and the u. n. to send troops to help stabilize the country. manuel apollo is monitoring developments from mexico system. the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be continuously developing.

u n to send troops to protect the countries key infrastructure days. the president was fascinated in his own funding the island nation. ah, i don't. thanks so much for joining us in on our team tonight. so this isn't the taliban has been making for the territorial gains in afghanistan including major border crossing points with iran. and took man is done. report says suggest the group is imposing strict sugary a law rules similar to those deployed when they were last empower 20 years ago. and they include forbidding women from leaving home without a male companion. comes as america pulls all of its troops out of the country fronting echoes of an earlier conversation which they were involved. ski taylor explains. it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian deaths and 2 trillion dollars for the u. s. to finally realize that i've got to stop has the right to determine its own fate. i will not send another generation america to war and i can't stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill and

the u. n. has decided not to classify the great barrier reef as means they endangered heritage site. this is despite the evidence that shows it's under threat from climate change in global and coral bleaching. the activist group green pieces condemning your struggling government for lobbying, against having it granted the protected status. this is a product of one of the most cynical lobbying if it's a recent years in which truth has been sacrificed for the political appearances of an australian government that he's doing nothing credible to tackle the number one cause of the process of the very race which is climate change people of the world have every right to be mystified by a striking and government that the spot? 35000000 is of astronomy of being burned in the bright fires, and 60 percent of the great barriers being impacted by the 3 mass bleaching events . record droughts, a 1000000 dead fish in australia is great. murray darling bison system that steal the strike in government is one of

a s and the u. n, and the u. s. and other countries have wanted to look at the formality of having someone in power. now we've just had a president assassinated. let's all take a deep breath and realize that if we really want to look out for the haitian people, we have to listen to them and work with them. not just the chinese french speaking elite in pet, you know, bill but the whole of haitian society and really, you know, lift them up and their solutions and what you're going to see in just a few days, i think is them emerging with a proposal and i think we ought to listen to it carefully and support it and the haitian people broadly supported and 11. thank you very much for your time. thanks nicole take care. the un security council has voted unanimously to continue a shipment through turkey into rebel held territory in theory. and despite opposition from russia, russia backs the syrian government and claims. the aid operation violates serious sovereignty by going through a back door border crossing rather than

n. to authorize the extension of deliveries to just 6 months with the nations of pushing for one year. millions of people depend on a getting through the bab, how are crossing. the un security council is expected to vote on friday. the global 19 death hill this week. suppose 4000000 many races. deaths have been in india which experienced a ferocious new wave of the virus. while infection rates have started to fall, many people are still living with the limb, lingering effects of long coded dw report. them an air manero salary is in delhi, where she met with some of those struggling to recover it's been almost a month since the bulk of the while came back home after a long bout in the hospital. after losing 25 kills and still very weak. b plus is now slowly trying to get back to a state of normal seat and the life he had before it was disrupted by a severe 1. 900 infection. only issues came to mind. 60, but i will be able to win this battle or not. after struggling, initially, the book ma

the u. n says people there need food, medicine and other supplies, they may not survive. another week. pg proposes billions of dollars in rate increases why some of the costs could be passed on to people who use solar panels to generate electricity. at a barrier weather tracking another round of low clouds and fog for tonight looks like the fog could be a factor as we head into the fourth of july fireworks shows. we'll have more on that with your forecast coming up and heads up for some of you in one particular area for mountain lion sightings in just one week. the warning from petaluma. city officials all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us take card payments anytime, anywhere, and get same-day deposits at no extra cost. it's more than honey. it's about building something

n. u because south africa and the much the latter having been observers 2 preceding negotiations. however, for the same reasons, relative to each you can intransigence and it's rejection of all proposals. put forward be shuttling with early because these must have this round was also unsuccessful. i'm the president, we nearly hope that the council will assume its responsibilities in maintaining regional peace and security in a preventative way by strengthening a stepping up negotiations under the auspices of the african union in the following ways. with calling upon the parties concerned to resume negotiations under the auspices of the african union. allowing international mediators and observers to assume as i rose so as to facilitate negotiations and reach an agreement to corn upon if you appear to abstain from any unilateral measure without prior mama with the agreement, which would constitute a threat for millions of inhabitants. he's behind the renaissance. before i conclude, i should like to say unequivocally with her that this issue is just cause you will call later. when t

the u. n. says more than 20000000 children missed essential vaccinations in 2020 due to the pandemic. that's the highest number more than a decade. it could lead to outbreaks of measles, polio, and other preventable diseases. the u. n. s. won't the situation could develop into a quote, perfect storm. thousands of rallied in france to protest the country's new corona virus measures. belief in paris, fire tear gas to disperse crowds who oppose the decision to make vaccination for health care workers. mandatory proof of vaccination or a negative cova test will also be required for many indoor public spaces. argentina is expected to register. it's 100000 corona virus. related death today, the country has been one of the hardest hit in the region. and although infection rates are falling, health experts are worried that a slow vaccine rollout could invite another outbreak. just 11 percent of the population there is fully vaccinated as compared to germany. for example, with 44 percent fully vaccinate

but if you're, if he says the u. n is in the place to address such concerns. dramatic editor james base reports now from the united nations. the outside un headquarters, e. c. o, p in protest is gathered. they didn't want this meeting to take place to demonstrate that point. unlike egypt and sudan, ethiopia didn't send its foreign ministers in this meeting. instead, it was represented by water and irrigation minister. the 2nd union is seized of the matter, and is emily facilitating our negotiation? that is why it is regrettable that our she steadily countries of the 2 brings a matter to the security council. it was sudan and egypt that had demanded this meeting, saying the fact that a peer is again filling the dam, amounts to a threat to international peace and security. does not an overstatement to affirm that for egypt the girl is an existential threat. this is a situation that egypt cannot and will not tolerate. later i pressed the foreign minister on what action his country was prepared to take. so all their circ

it says are on the brink of famine, u. n says it will fly twice a week to transport, essential personnel and supplies. and most the headlines that continues here on algebra, right after football rebels. so you soon, i am sorry should be about raising prices and harley down to the government. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in time in that says he has the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera. i guess i'm going to want them because i'm interested in washington bundles. jewel bodies. i mean i use the football instead of what i wanted to tell you that i was anybody the kid is on it does all dictated. okay. he's got any news on the, on the double the news. me know what i mean. you know you could please lose. would it be more? did you want to come see us? can i go to see at the scanner glass, you call me to know what that meant? that he thought this thought of good things. john, i want to study what i mean. i don't know much more of the financial

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so receiving aid in their non u. n. a group simply do not have the capacity to handle the logistics of this massive aid operation that millions of syrians in the north are dependent on. so many people would die if there's no renewal, so the stakes couldn't be higher. so we have seen what a dire situation is in syria, but to help us understand what potential deal could be made. what are russia as motives here? well, i wish i knew exactly what russia's calculations are, but one thing seems clear that the lives of civilians, people trapped in northern syria, are at the bottom of their priority list. it seems that russia enjoys being kind of the, the, the king maker the chief power broker here, and is able to throw its weight around and try and get concessions. but it's also a staunch military ally of the syrian government and has been from the beginning. and they keep talking about the, the, the, their dislike of the cross border aid mandates because it is an affront to syrian sovereignty and that the syrian government can

n. agency find more than 30 percent of children. i've been forced to skip meals and go to bed hungry and 77 percent of households. they spoke to a suffering from food shortages and nobody's pound has lost 90 percent of its value since $29.00 team. australia is slashing, the number of people allowed through its borders by half. for mid july, only 3000 returning citizens will be let in each week drastic move to curb covered 1900 infections. comes with several cities deal with new outbreaks. stillia as lags behind other developed nations in its vaccination program. here with an 8 percent of adults are fully vaccinated. but the soldier charged with the murder of unarmed civil rights marches in northern ireland will be standing trial in 1972. trips from the parachute regiment opened far on protesters in a catholic area. 13 people died and what came to be known as the bloody sunday massacre. one unnamed soldier was charged and 2019 for prosecutors have now told families of the victims that the case is being dropped. former us president do

in the next 2 weeks, according to the british ambassador to the u. n. a country has been chaos since the military after the selected government in february, resulting in a near total collapse of its health care system. the u. k. u. s. and others who impose sanctions on the most military june to over their deadly crackdown on pro democracy demonstrations. us government workers will have to prove they've been vaccinated where mos, it's under a range of new guidelines announced by the president to fight to spread the delta very into corona virus funding was to be made available for local governments to give every vaccination american $100.00 work to get more people vaccinated. i hope all americans who live in areas with substantial or high case of rates will follow the mass guidance as being laid down by the cdc. i certainly will. i have because this is one of those areas, washington and my decision, my direction, all federal personnel and visitors to federal buildings will have to do the same thing. evacuation of interpreters he worked for us from afghani

and we've seen also a harsh remarked by the international community such as the u. n. u. the u. s. department issued a statement condemning what has been happening. the new one high commissioner has said that it's urged in florida to ensure the safety of the protesters. and they said that it was concerned. i'd be non uniform people who are trying to intimidate the government of martini, formerly known as swaziland, is inviting southern africa regional, blocked, investigate. after days of protest against the king. very poor, dozens of people have been killed and injured during the demonstrations. the crowds accuse king with 45 fling defense and want and elected prime minister. the government says it's before the military to restore order as what is africans last absolute monarchy. let's speak to bundle in glued to who's the secretary general at the people's united democratic movement is joining us via skype. thank you very much for being with us. attention have been very high in your country. in the last week, authorities have not confirmed any deaths in, in the recent race, but

n. and we really need to invest in small hold their farmers, women especially who have the ability to grow crops and feed themselves in b, o, thomas, climate, covey and conflict together are unfortunately impacting a very large amount of people at the moment. so a 155000000 across the world and, and we need to act now and social protection is and one of the elements we can work on ensuring that people don't fall into these extreme conditions of crisis. south korea will raise cove 19 restrictions to the highest level and the capital from monday as it faces what appears to be its worst wave of the virus. the measures will also apply to some neighboring regions. assault schools and balls will be closed. restaurants will only be allowed, limited seating. the country has revolted, its biggest daily rise and new infection. and the leading health official is warning numbers could double by the end of july. the delta variants being blamed for the search with reported cases of the strain tripling