so start in january and the u. n. agencies warning of serious consequences. as hunger rises, yelman's been on the brink of famines 2016 because of the civil war. the w piece is 5000000 people are close to starvation. libby's elections commissions promising the country's presidential pol take place on january 24th thing is that have been scheduled for this friday. the bell that's been marked by disputes over rules and regulations. alec trainer reports from tripoli, just 2 days ahead of what had been scheduled as the 1st round of a presidential election. the high national elections commission released a statement suggesting polling people spawn for a month to january 24th. more than 2 and a half 1000000 people had already picked up their court for the december 24th vote . but the whole process has been more by controversy about rules and regulations. many say without a constitution, a presidential election will only lead to more division and conflict. it's now clear, it won't go ahead as scheduled. i did call morse as the delay was expected, that of another unb

they, i, for the u. n. i has been dealing with this in a, in a general manner, but not through a resolution of the security council or anywhere else. in any case, it's another institution. natalie, how does your level of access or in around compared to other nuclear power of countries? well i, j, the level of access is irregular. we have places where we are and we should be there and continue to be there at, at the same time. like in the case of class, there are places where we firmly believe we should be and we're not. so it, it, it has good point and areas where we need to improve. do you still have access to parking? when we, this is not a place we inspect regularly. you, did you ever inspect parking it? it was part of a, of a past activity in terms of our, our presence for these factors. yes. nuclear contamination or nuclear traces. it, does it actually mean that nuclear work till place there? do you inspect every report of nuclear contamination globally? well yes, her countries declare their activities

in afghanistan, the u. n. is wanting nearly 9000000 africans facing families this winter. the details now with rosalyn jordan in washington. the fact that some 9000000 people are facing the prospect of famine, which is of the most serious level in a country that is suffering from food insecurity, is very much the impetus. but this decision by the us treasury department, is a very narrowly crafted decision. people here in the united states can send money to individuals in afghanistan. and they can do so through us banks, which then may be engaging with financial institutions controlled by the taliban, or the ha connie network for the express purpose of putting that cache in the hands of individuals inside afghanistan. the money can't be used for rod non profit organizations, humanitarian a, our charity, a groups for example. it also cannot be used to give to people who were trying to set up businesses. this is strictly to give people the ability to buy food and medicine to acquire of fuel to heat their homes as winter is closing in, in afghanistan with let's take you around

a 17 percent rise in the u. n. is appealing for record amount for its annual appeal. $41000000000.00 us dollars. do you ends on the secretary general for humanitarian affairs? martin griffith struggled when asked to name the worst crisis. i think it is the most concerning. i mean it's a terrible thing to have to choose between. you know, places of such great need subsidized is at his worst. and they barely get to mention you remember when haiti had that extraordinary earthquake back in in the middle of august, it didn't make the news for that week because of course the taliban were walking into couple of my time. so it feels somewhat improper, somehow to choose among these places in some of the humanitarian emergencies. for example, somalia, or the democratic republic of congo, the situation has been bad for decades and it's not getting any better in some places though. in 2021. notably, ethiopia, mamma, and i'm going to stop things got much worse. a flash appeal for afghanistan in september was a success. it's now

this is similar, the u. n. has numerous programs, foundations, special agencies, regional economic commissions were all countries are represented. the distributions are open to all of you and members. but the west is establishing various platforms with the same functions outside the u. n. the paris peace fallen, for example, as lonesome journalism and media freedom initiatives, and many others like safe a cyberspace, international humanitarian law detection or international organizations. let unesco the you and human rights council and others that deal with all these issues. again, universal rules have been established under this umbrella as new and chart is a document that contains rules. we have nothing against the concept of rules, but these have to be rules that everyone agrees with how western colleagues i will feel like their interests are threatened in some areas including media, freedom, access to information as cyberspace issues. but so trying to work out rules acceptable to everyone in the universal c

and 5th lot is an international body like the u. n. and it took me more time to convince this people in zurich, my own people that yeah, yes, we need to have a more misty was in fi 5, if a but today i think it's a, did you all your life, you had to work twice as hard as a woman, as a black woman, but he's not the only one. he's like you had the moment you are a woman, no matter your color, you have to walk twice as much. yes. that i, people were still thinking that as an african woman, i should not be in football. but i, i really don't focus on those kind of nonsense. so for football, my fight was to make sure that the boards continue riding and at football is played everywhere. and definitely that was 50 percent of our football farms been women yet when they thought about women, women have woven in football. yeah, let's talk about that because they're a lot of countries advocating for equal pay within women and men seen the us women football, woke up champions. have even gone to court over there to try and get a co pay for, for footba

d, u. n. space committee is a good works agency of one of these agencies, but sets up a schools programs. it organizers for big countries to help the developing world to improve their space return. so it's unprecedented for somebody to use those little agency as a means of making a formal protest. quite exceptional, but it's also interesting. but the chinese have done this very politely. and there is nothing belligerent about the note, and most importantly, they've laid out precisely the, the incident. so they're concerned about. and just within the last several hours, both incidents have been confirmed independently by international observers. all right, so you've just mentioned that the incidents have been confirmed. what can the un space agency do? what kind of power does it have? well that, that is the problem sunny. that is the wild west. the air in space right now, because nobody anticipated that somebody like along most would launch 2000 tiny little satellite quarterly around the qua

as a warning from the u. n. as it launches its humanitarian appeal for the next year, after the taliban take over afghanistan, tops the list with a call for 4 and a half $1000000000.00 of aid to help more than $24000000.00 people. syria comes next out of 37 nations and regions with 4200000000 dollars needed to help 14000000 people in the ongoing war. while more than $20000000.00 people in yemen need just under $4000000.00 in assistance in that countries entrenched conflict. and as our diplomatic editor james base reports, a global total is staggering. the humanitarian situation around the world was already the worst. it's been at any time in recent years. but now the un says it's deteriorating even more. in 2022, it's estimated that 274000000 people be in need of humanitarian assistance. a 17 percent rise in the u. n. is appealing for record amount for its annual appeal. $41000000000.00 us dollars. do you ends on the secretary general for humanitarian affairs? martin griffith struggled when asked to name the wor

the u. n. agency says donors have failed to fulfill their pledges assistance. it's meal time for this yamini mother and had 3 daughters. the families village was destroyed by air strikes. now they live in a camp for internally displaced people relying on aid from the world food program. 7 years of fighting between hootie rebels and sadie back government forces has created what many consider the world's worst humanitarian crisis. food and medical shortages are causing millions to suffer, including many children in the children's ward of the also been hospital in santa, the suffering is plain to say dangerously malnourished. their bodies bay, the marks of war. and this is happening even with the current levels of food assistance provided by n g o's. soon families will start getting barely half of the world trade programs. daily minimum ration you in agencies including the world food program, received only about 2 thirds of nearly $4000000000.00 requested from donors this year and food prices of more than doubled in yemen. currency to valuation and hyperinflation.

but there is no talk about how to protect all because i was presenting findings to the u. n. in september 2022 workers like david it's likely to make little difference to their daily back survival minute fernandez. just the ra, colombo police in the u. s. arrested a couple whose son is accused of killing 4 of his school classmates. james and jennifer crumbly, have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors in michigan say they bought a gun as a gift for their thumb. ethan mountain. they nazareth is one of israel's most significant palestinian israeli towns, but a growing number of residents fear its historical legacy on the threat. high false it reports from their nazareth, the home of jesus christ, his long drawn pilgrims and visitors from around the world. the hundreds of years, its old city rang to the sounds of shopkeepers and crafts people. this century though no sounds have dwindled. a handful of businesses struggling on. but here and there splashes of color show signs of a fight back reson zombies at, annie decided to renovate an old warehouse with traditi

what a better way to, to celebrate this when we got the final recommendation from r u. n. city be in february and eventually on 24th of november this year, the un general assembly adopted resolution and bangladesh officially would graduate in 2026 from the least developed country category. ah, it has been a very challenging journey. ah, we have done it. we are still doing it, we would continue to improve up and what we have already achieved were not complacent. we are happy. we are delighted, but we are not complicit. who am i? i want to share with you a tweet that i remember seeing a few months ago, and it tickled me because it was the global south bangladesh giving a hand over to the global know saying, hey, we can help you here. my laptop is silly, more huck you up can invite bangladesh to provide technical assistance on adaptation to climate change. because bangladesh once known for the natural disasters one after another after another, has married somehow to work out climate adaptation to an extent that it's able to offer technical assistance to other countries. you h

a u. n report is accused potties and ethiopia. busy is civil war of committing atrocities. we're talking about rate torture and unlawful killing as follows. more than a year of intense fighting between the t gray people's liberation front and the ethiopian government. so on his policy i travel to the east african i'm a 135 kilometers from the capital city of addis ababa in a city called deborah b at hon. now this is the 1st city when you're coming from the capital. when you get a sense of the impact of the fighting over the past few weeks in the past few days . and that is because the victims rate victims, people who were that soldiers, people who witness of the people's liberation party. and the supporters have been largely because the hospitals in the areas that were under fighting were completely destroyed. so this is the main hospital here. we're going to try and get in and see if we can talk to some of the victims and to some of the doctors about what is happening and whatnot. so far about $25.00 women where i'd meet at the normal speed and as a majority of women were

the u. n. has warned that half the population doesn't have enough to eat. cash flow has been an issue since the taliban took control of the government, leading the world bank to freeze nearly $10000000000.00 and assets. civil servants haven't been paid and months. aid groups. welcome the resolution. it is a very important step in the signs beds the sanctions. i've had an impact on, on the capacity to, to bringing assistance to bringing i 9 show us to port than the pretty cheese to our people in the services that we need to, to support right now at this moment. the ones humanitarian chief martin griffith's called the resolution on milestone the rare agreement among council members. evidence of the shocking level of need and suffering and afghanistan. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations estrella will begin withdrawing its troops from the solomon islands up to days of unrest last month for them. 200 pace, capers from fiji. papa new guinea and new zealand were also deployed as a request f

what a better way to, to celebrate this when we got the final recommendation from r u. n. city be in february and eventually on 24th of november this year, the un general assembly adopted resolution and bangladesh officially would graduate in 2026 from the least developed country category. ah, it has been a very challenging journey. ah, we have done it. we are still doing it, we would continue to improve up and what we have already achieved were not complacent. we are happy. we are delighted, but we are not complicit. who am i? i want to share with you a tweet that i remember seeing a few months ago, and it tickled me because it was the global south bangladesh giving a hand over to the global know saying, hey, we can help you here. my laptop is silly, more huck you can invite bangladesh to provide technical assistance on adaptation to climate change. because bangladesh once known for the natural disasters one after another after another, has modeled somehow to work out climate adaptation to an extent that it's able to offer technical assistance to other countries. you have

it refers to statements made by migrants interviewed by a u. n. team in early december describing human rights abuses on both sides of the frontier. the majority said that while in bowers they had been beaten or threatened by security forces, and also alleged the bell. russian security forces forced them to cross the border on team also had numerous reports of people being immediately and automatically returned to paris from poa, the human rights office who's calling on both to address the crisis in line with their obligations to international human rights and refugee law now what will it be the red pill or the blue pill that was the choice? i think he, on a rape more than 20 years ago in the groundbreaking science fiction epic, the matrix the film. and it's to say cool, depicted dystopian future and which humans attract by machines inside a simulated reality. now matrix for has hit cinema's, grains in a premier, delayed several times by the pandemic, but doesn't measure up to the original his, our view. i thomas boss would 2 decades in the mat

they, i, with the u. n. a has been dealing with this in general manner, but not through a resolution of the security council or anywhere else. in any case, it's another institution. natalie. how does your level of access or in around compare to other nuclear power countries? well i g, the level of access is irregular. we have places where we are and we should be there and continue to be there at, at the same time. like in the case of class, there are places where we firmly believe we should be and we're not. so it has a good point and areas where we need to improve. do you still have access to parking? when we this is not a place we inspect regularly. you did you ever inspect parking it? it was part of a past activity in terms of our presence forties picked us. yes. nuclear contamination or nuclear traces it. does it actually mean that nuclear work to place there? do you inspect every report of nuclear contamination, global? well, yes, her countries declare their activities. they declare their activities. an

as part of the u. n, the nuclear watchdog has kept dialogue and negotiations ongoing with all parties involved. but as tensions and disagreements on key issues remain unresolved, what would it take for the negotiations? the j. c. p. a way to succeed? and if they fail, what's next? stay with us. as the director general of the international atomic energy agency, rafael marianna grossi talks to al jazeera, ah, director general of the international atomic energy agency, rafael marianna grossi, thank you for talking to l. just my pleasure. good to see you. what do you think is the role of the a within the united nations and also now within the international community? well, the a year has multiple functions. that is sometimes identified as the nuclear watchdog, because we inspect nuclear facilities all over the world to ensure that nuclear material is not they voted for military uses her for hostile uses. and that nuclear weapons are not, you know, developed where they shouldn't be developed. so it has a cl

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the u. n. space showed repertoire has been on a 6 day fact finding mission before presenting his findings to the human rights council and marched his med bangladesh, government officials as well as non government representatives and agencies. he's also been to see some of the 1000000 drawing refugees and their leaders at camps in cox's bazaar, and boston char island. nearly every range person i spoke with on this mission, whether it would be in catalog camps or on bush on char, want to return home as soon as they can do so voluntarily, safely, and with dignity. the un representative said there is a compelling case that the military leadership in man mar, is committing crime against humanity in the contending crack down on the muslim minority. the relentless assault by the me and more military went his attacks against its own people. as well as the systematic land, clarence in real kind state and the ongoing system of discrimination against the anger in law and practice continue. at this time

the u. n. votes to exempt humanitarian aid from sanctions imposed on the taliban government. plus these olives are changing lives. i am with some of the job in northern by hassan, and i'll tell you about the efforts to cultivate more of them. welcome to the burger, we begin in china. we're more than 13000000 people have been ordered to stay home in the eastern city of shan, around 200 cove at 19 infections have been recorded since the beginning of the month. only one person per household is allowed to leave home every 2 days to buy essential goods. now china is on high alert for outbreaks as it gears up to host the winter olympics in february, katrina, you has more from beijing, the latest count we have now over 200 cases reported and she and, and this outbreak has failed to at least 5 other cities and there have been at least one infection noted in beijing. so from thursday midnight authorities have said that the city of $13000000.00 people will be under strict lockdown. only one member of the household is allowed to leave the her every 2 days to collect groceries. only cert

and free flight is an international body like the u. n. and it took me more time to convince this. people in zurich, my own people that i yes, we need to have a more if ms. city within 35. if i today, i think it's the, did you all your life, you have to work twice as hard as a woman, as a black woman, but he's not the only one. he's like, you had the moment you are a woman, no matter your color, you have to look twice as much. yes. that i people were still thinking that as an african woman, i should not be in football, but i really don't focus on those kind of nonsense. so for football, my fight was to make sure that the boards continue rolling and that football is played everywhere. and definitely that was 50 percent of our football farms. been women yet? well, they thought about women. women have woven in football. yeah. let's talk about that because there are a lot of countries advocating for equal pay within women and men seen the u. s. women football woke up champions have even gone to court over there to try and get a co pay for for footballers. so where does he for stand on

and 5th lot is an international body like the u. n. and it took me more time to convince this people in zurich, my own people that i yes, we need to have a more misty within fee 5. if i today, i think, or it's the, did you all your life, you had to work twice as hard as a woman, as a black woman, but he's not the only one. he's like, you had the moment you out a woman no matter your color, you have to look twice as much. yes. that i people were still thinking that as an african woman, i should not be in football, but i really don't focus on those kind of nonsense. so for football, my fight was to make sure that the boards continue running and that football is played everywhere. and definitely that was 50 percent off for our football farms. been women yet when they thought about women? women have woven in football. yeah, let's talk about that because they're a lot of countries advocating for equal pay within women and men seen the us women football, woke up champions, have even gone to court over there to try and get a co pay for, for f

while the report calls on the u. n's a humanitarian, a coordinator, emergency relief coordinator, to update the council every 6 months on what funds have been paid, who they've gone to. whether or not there's been any diversion of funds to these sanctioned individuals or entities and the but there's many obstacles in the delivery of aid. the united states wanted something a bit stronger. they were looking for a case by case review of anything allowed into the country funding wise, china, backed by russia thought that wasn't necessary. they question the need for that. again saying that this is going to the people, it shouldn't be an issue. they also question the need for a time limit. initially, the united states had proposed allowing this for a 9 month period. some members of the council indian france wanted an even tighter time frame. a china and russia pushed back. they settled on a year going forward to allow this to happen and then re evaluate the decision. the resolution was welcomed by the humanitarian chief here at the united nations. martin griffith, he said he's been calling

the u. n. has voted to exempt humanitarian aid from sanctions imposed on the taliban governments. and a minister in madagascar swims for 12 hours to save his life. after his helicopter crashed on a rescue, mission could just be a big leap in the fight against cove at 9 seen as nations across the world are racing to out. paste the surge of infections driven by alma crohn. u. s. health regulators have approved the country's 1st antiviral pill to treat cove at 19. it comes from pfizer. it's called pax lovin, and the study suggest it reduces severe symptoms by nearly 90 percent. meanwhile, wealthy nations are accelerating their vaccine. rollouts israel is going to offer a 4th dose to the vaccine to over 6 days in germany. they're considering something similar. however, we have heard from the head of the world health organization and he is criticized this approach have a listen. the global priority might be to support all countries to reach the 40 percent target as quickly as possible and the 70 per

in afghanistan, the u. n. is warning nearly 9000000 afghans facing famine this winter rose jordan is following that story from washington. the fact that some 9000000 people are facing the prospect of famine, which is of the most serious level in a country that is suffering from food insecurity, is very much the impetus. but this decision by the us treasury department, is a very narrowly crafted decision. people here in the united states can send money to individuals in afghanistan, and they can do so through us banks, which then may be engaging with financial institutions controlled by the taliban, or the ha connie network for the express purpose of putting that cache in the hands of individuals inside afghanistan, the money can't be used for ra, nonprofit organizations, humanitarian a, our charity, a groups for example. it also cannot be used to give to people who were trying to set up businesses. this is strictly to give people the ability to buy food and medicine to acquire of fuel to heat their homes as wi

anyone can find that ok if the u. n. can come to that, that finding then why has the court found something different? well, what we can see here is that really the state institutions are large or protecting the interests off of those particular governments rather than respecting international law. and that is the most scandalous aspect of this, that countries that normally claim to be exemplary in terms of human rights protection. and the rule of law or tradition half betrayed those principles for even right order to protect the impunity of their officials for crimes corruption, max. and i like to bring you in. i mean, there are so many murky dealings are in this story over the years. or the many years we'll talk about your investigations in a moment that 1st i want to ask you, given everything you know about this case, how do you expect this to progress? how do you expect to go for songs when it goes ultimately to the supreme court? well, 1st of all, i think al jazeera for convening this panel. this is the press freedom

n. in september 2022. and for workers like david, it's likely to make little difference to their daily back over survival minute fernandez o g 0. colombo, mar voters in the gambia are heading to the poles on saturday to elect the next president. the electoral commission says it's made all the preparations for a free and fair election act made address reports now from the capital ban jewel election staff examined voting kit i had of saturday's presidential election. oh, more than 7000 of them will be used in more than 1500 boiling stations across the gambia. we could look isn't really very turned wooden. welcome citizen is incandescence. what only one year. oh, it is your turn squarely, illegal, all but is to make sure that the loses winnie lacy. nearly a 1000000 people have registered to vote in this election that also sees a record number 6 presidential candidates. the gambia has a unique system of voting that predates its independence over here. are ballard boxes called the ballot. drums. they're made ou

and the chinese government falls, complaint with the u. n. space agency against the law must ah ha, on starting with the global covered situation this tuesday and all over the world cases are rising driven by that all micron variance starting in australia, testing centers are under pressure with more than 10000 cases reported for the 1st time in sydney, huge numbers of people there and the number of people told by did not have corona virus when they actually do, has doubled that 900 now or in the u. s. president biden says the health system is prepared to handle the rise in infections and in fact, isolation, time for patients without symptoms has been cut in half. it's not on to 5 dates in the u. k. for now, not adding new restrictions, even as its been reporting a record number of infections in the past few days. conversely, france is tightening its measures, its going to be a work from home policy and more restrictions for unvaccinated people, although it is holding off on a curfew. for new years, eve will talk more about the you kind of

the u. n. peace have billions of dollars to help more people in need around the world than ever before. and in sport and deadlock, overpay and conditioners for players leads to the 1st lockout in major league baseball for 30 years. ah, united states top diplomat has met face to face with his russian counterpart to try to diffuse mounting tensions over ukraine. sexual state and abe lincoln and foreign minister sang oliver of disgust russia's troop build up near the border. at a meeting in the swedish capital stock home, it has been smith's reports from moscow. their positions are a long way apart. this was the 1st face to face meeting between antony blinkin and sir guy lover of since joe biden became us president. the u. s. secretary of state, use the encounter to warn russia of the serious consequences, including sanctions, if it invades ukraine. c. it's now on russia to deescalate the current tensions by reversing the recent true build up. returning forces to normal, his time positions, and

e a at the u. n. a nuclear watchdog. right. it seems, there are many other meetings that are behind closed doors that we don't know of. so for now, there are no answers. there are no reactions with respect to what the iranians are proposing. but what we know is that the iranians have main issues that they're asking for. first of all, the lifting the sanctions. and to be frank, the 1st 3 days of these thoughts were mainly on this section. sanctions and the lifting of the sanctions. but it's not only about that, it's also about verifying how these sanctions are going to be lifted. and that guarantees that the iranians are asking from the united states and nor does in order to go ahead with them complying once again with the nuclear deal. as it was agreed on in 2000, and we know that iranian officials, or at least one iranian official, has said that we're prepared to stay in vienna for as long as necessary. what does this tell us about the talks going forward and how long will they last do we know will vary in over here. alley, ba

n. 's role, assuming responsibility for cash handouts. these transitions haven't always gone smoothly. the 40 percent of camp presidents eligible for cash hasn't received any for 2 months, starving a fledgling economy inside the camps and leading to hunger crisis. many like the immediate emily has been granted asylum, a living off savings. others rely on cash from relatives. this age group say is a manufactured crisis, resulting from greece's lack of integration policy for refugees. all of them are extreme overseer, the resource or, and they're not there, then they just need more real support. and the plan that we look at their needs from recession please abrasion and then that will just be an asset for us. and not the burden greece says it is merely implementing the law supporting those deemed in need of protection and asking every one else to go away, but they have nowhere to go. jobs are hopeless at the malak asa under the toner refugee camps. ah, this is al jazeera, these are your top stories, south africa's health minister since the

n. special wrapper, turn modern forms of slavery, has spent the last week in sri lanka, looking into walker rights achieving target ease, who are serving as an enormous pressure on women in sector as garment. so they, many of these factors have target, you have to produce, produce this a 100 clothing an hour, and if you dont air pops, you do not get bonus. labor minister lamar city bothered da silva, told al jazeera he will come criticism or bar pro more all center you later, the buyers and the government and the international community. when they press these issues, i like the operate in these details. because that didn't, they, employers are reluctant to break loose things. what their rights advocates c, changes are being made, but more needs to be done. or the conversation about the law for liberal or reform is geared towards how to make their work more flexible. how to increase productivity, which is fine, make increase in productivity. everybody wants to play but days, nor talk abou

anyone can find that ok, if the u. n. can come to that, that finding then why has the court found something different? well, what we can see here is that really the state institutions are large or protecting the interests off of those particular governments rather than respecting international law. and that is the most scandalous aspect of this, that countries that normally claim to be exemplary in terms of human rights protection. and the rule of law or tradition half betrayed those principles for even right order to protect the impunity of their officials for crimes corruption, max. and i like to bring you in. i mean, there are so many murky dealings are in this story over the years. or the many years we'll talk about your investigations in a moment at 1st i want to ask you, given everything you know about this case, how do you expect this to progress? how do you excited to go for songs when it goes ultimately to the supreme court? well, 1st of all, i think al jazeera for convening this panel. this is the press freedom

the u. n. has expressed concern about the countries refusal to allow inspectors to make unannounced visits to, to nuclear facilities. the u. s. left the deal in 2018 under then president trump thing under president biden, washington wants back in, but only if tehran upholds its commitments mixed were convinced that if iran pro approaches talks in vienna with urgency and good faith, we can quickly reach and implement an understanding on mutual return. we cannot, however, allow iran to accelerate its nuclear program and slow walk its new killer diplomacy . ron's ambassador blamed the us vienna fox can succeed only through genuine political will and good faith negotiations. engaging in blame game or showing artificial impatience is not constructive. the rhetoric and the council chamber was strong. both iran and the united states say they want to return to the deal. and the un says that's encouraging. but clearly, members of the international community are concerned that iran is closer than ever to

and the u. n. to bring the hoot these to the negotiating table of so far stole what they, i thought would be strikes by air. pink started. we couldn't get out from the house at all because of the gunpowder smoke. it was dark and dusty. thank god, we are all safe iran as president abraham lacy has reiterated his country's position that you asked sanctions be lifted in order for nuclear talks to make progress. the latest negotiations in vienna aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear agreement, made little headway. the u. s. and european participants, and the talks of accused iran of not being serious yet one saw sazia tatty hall. we stated 2 things from the beginning. wanted to neutralize the sanctions and then to lift the sanction. i mean, they were thinking that we were not going to take part in the negotiations because we have nothing to say. but the world was convinced that iran actually did participate very actively and with authority when it comes to j. c. p allay. because when it comes to the lifti

the u. n. is appealing for a record amount for its annual appeal. $41000000000.00 us dollars. the you ends under secretary general for humanitarian affairs. martin griffith struggled when asked to name the worst crisis. i think ethiopia is the most concerning. i mean, it's a terrible thing to have to choose between. you know, places of such great need. ah, you know, so saddam is at its worst and it barely get to mention your. remember when haiti at that extraordinary earthquake, back in awe, in the middle of august, it didn't make the news for that week because of course the taliban were walking into cobble on that home. so it feels somewhat improper, allowed to choose among these places in some of the humanitarian emergencies. for example, somalia, of the democratic republic of congo, the situation has been bad for decades and it's not getting any better in some places though. in 2021. notably, ethiopia, myanmar and afghanistan, things got much worse. a flash appeal for afghanistan in september was a success. it's now over a 100 percent funded. but the collapse of the economy

the u. n. was nearly 9000000 afghans of facing famine. this winter mo, from roslyn jordan, following this one from washington. the fact that some 9000000 people are facing the prospect of famine, which is of the most serious level in a country that is suffering from food insecurity, is very much the impetus. but this decision by the us treasury department, is a very narrowly crafted decision. people here in the united states can send money to individuals in afghanistan, and they can do so through u. s. banks, which then may be engaging with financial institutions controlled by the taliban, or the ha connie network for the express purpose of putting that cache in the hands of individuals inside afghanistan. the money can't be used for rod nonprofit organizations, humanitarian a, our charity, a groups, for example. it also cannot be used to give to people who were trying to set up businesses. this is strictly to give people the ability to buy food and medicine to acquire of fuel to heat their homes. as winter is closing in, in afghanistan h

and 5th lot is an international body like the u. n. and it took me more time to convince the people in zurich, my own people that i yes, we need to have a more it, me city within 35. if i today, i think it's a d d all your life. you have to work twice as hard as a woman, as a black woman. what is what you need? what about like you had the moment you are a woman, no matter your color, you have to look twice as much. yes, there are. well, we're still thinking that as an african woman, i should not be in football, but i, i really don't focus on those kind of nonsense. so for football, my fight was to make sure that the boards continue rolling and at football is played everywhere. and definitely that was 50 percent of our football farms been women yet when they thought about women, women have woven in football. yeah, let's talk about that because there are a lot of countries advocating for equal pay within women and men seen the u. s. women football woke up champions, have even gone to court over there to try and get a co pay for, for foot

and it's gonna force russia into the u. n. for that to happen. nato and american military is got it. germany, i call it air 1st. you say, i'm crazy, but that's what i'm calling. mm. oh, is your media reflect in of reality a in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? tice, elation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah! back breaking toil. forced labor stress. industrial injury. corporal punishment oh, no words with which we're all familiar. are you certain that the world you live in abolish slavery long ago? with ah, ah, crisis talks last thing to hours between joe biden and vladimir putin have not wrapped up the video call was triggered by tensions of over ukraine. we'll go live to our correspondent in moments. rick and use also this, our 2 people are killed on for more injured in a shooting of public services center. in moscow, the pope condemn

the u. n. is warning that 98 percent of our scans are not eating enough with 23000000 on the brink of starvation. the point is that if the world does not act, this will be the biggest manmade crisis which is unfolding in front of us. we the, oh i see it's a big responsibility on us because not only is it the situated situation and honest on as it unfolds, but it's a religious duty to help them. july ends of voting in a presidential run off. that's been called the most divisive election in decades. left wing candidate to gabrielle borage is donny against his conservative rival, jose antonio costs. the result is expected to be close with the 2 candidates offering complete different visions for the country. future government across europe is stepping up measures to control the spread of the corona virus as anger of a new rules. just before christmas. protests have also been marching in several cities to call for an end to cove. it passes in social restrictions and netherlands is already imposed a

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like the u. n. program for over the viola, our image samosas, the district court in the hague. in the m 817 trial has rejected the request of the defense to disclose the details of witness as for 5 and provide a transcript of their interrogation. during which they stated that the missile of shot down the malaysian boeing was lot launched from the place. the investigation claims when, when the decision on this case be announced and have, will russia react to the accusations leveled against it from their booth go slowly . shania, we will most likely make a statement when the ruling is announced. for now, we're closely following the trial. first of all, because it's russian citizens who are the accused. of course, we see there have been attempts to create an impression that it's not a criminal case, but a state level problem of some kind as if russia controlled these people is absolutely unacceptable. and these are attempts to use improper means. these are essentially criminal proceedings and we view them as such as understand any impartial lawyer can see that this is the case. ha

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the u. n. agency says donors have failed to fulfill their pledges of assistance. it's meal time for this yamini mother and had 3 daughters. the families village was destroyed by air strikes. now they live in a camp for internally displaced people relying on i'd from the world food program seventies of fighting between hootie rebels and sadie back government forces has created what many consider the world's worst humanitarian crisis. food and medical shortages are causing millions to suffer, including many children in the children's ward of the al sabine hospital in santa, the suffering is plain to say dangerously malnourished. their bodies bay, the marks of war. and this is happening even with the current levels of food assistance provided by ngos. soon, families will start getting barely half of the world food programs. daily minimum ration you in agencies including the world food program, received only about 2 thirds of nearly $4000000000.00 requested from donors this year and food prices of more than doubled in yemen. currency to valuation and hyperinflation. a

the u. s. n u n. have condemned the killing of at least 4 protest is by security forces in sudan. they was shot during a crackdown on nationwide protests. in some city security forces used t gas to disperse crowns more than 2 for more than 2 months, rather pro democracy activists in sudan have been matching against the military, which seized power in october. mohammed val has more from the capital, cuts him earlier in the day, or the impression was that to this day sir, protest was a, a less violent. and the numbers are for testers, less than during the, the, the previous occasions. but, you know, as the day progressed, it became clear that because security forces prevented the protest as an on demand to reach cartoon to cross the bridges into thing, central cartoon or the mate. the major consultation took place in on doorman itself, particularly in their street called shara allow by in, at, thus, where a goals are processed as were killed, 4 of them, according to medical sources, and also sources from the side of the year of the revolutionaries. the resistance committees, it, it'