nations security council. an early november you had requested to address the security council, but that's was blocked or that request was rejected by russia and china, strong allies of serbia and obviously of republic. a serb scott, that's one of the break away enclave. let's say. or at least part of his politicians who want to break away from boston. why did they reject your requests to address the united nations security council? i would suggest that you ask themselves, if the intention would have been just to bring not my report to public consciousness. obviously this attempt has failed. i never, ever have seen that such a report or got such a lot of international ah interest. as i had with mine, do you think that's the rejection or the or obstruction to your presentation is further sign of just how dangerous the situation is that you have these wall powers that a possibly are maneuvering for something that is taking away or dragging us away from a political discourse to something else. if you accept and s

why did they reject your requests to address the united nations security council? i would suggest that you ask themselves, or if the intention would have been just to bring, not my report to public consciousness. obviously this attempt has failed. i never, ever have seen that such a report or got such a lot of international ah interest. as i had with mine, do you think that the rejection or the or obstruction to your presentation is further sign of just how dangerous the situation is that you have these wall powers that a possibly are maneuvering for something that is taking away or dragging us away from a political discourse to something else. if you accept and s m, i am not the end a competence just to comment on the intentions of the russian federation or other countries. i would not see that this has so 1st and foremost dom and a linkage to bosnia herzegovina or the situation the year in the entities, especially the of, of lucas epsco, a. but this has to be in the context of the proto international crisis and issues which have to be talked about. so to be to sa

why did they reject your requests to address the united nations security council? i would suggest that you ask themselves the, if the intention would have been just to bring not my report to public consciousness. obviously this attempt has failed. i never, ever have seen that such a report or got such a lot of international ah interest. as i had with mine, do you think that the rejection or the or obstruction to your presentation is further sign of just how dangerous the situation is that you have these wall powers that a possibly are maneuvering for something that is taking away or dragging us away from a political discourse to something else. if you accept and as i am, i am not a and a competence just to comment on the intentions of the russian federation or other countries. i would not see that this has so 1st and foremost them and the linkage to bosnia, herzegovina or the situation the i in the entities, especially the republic us up sca a. but this has to be in, in the context of the proto international crisis and issues which have to be talked about. so to be

why did they reject your requests to address the united nations security council? i would suggest that you ask themselves, and if the intention would have been just to bring not my report to public consciousness. obviously this attempt has failed. i never, ever have seen that such a report or got such a lot of international ah interest. as i had with mine, do you think that the rejection or the or obstruction to your presentation is further sign of just how dangerous the situation is that you have these wall powers that a possibly are maneuvering for something that is taking away or dragging us away from a political discourse to something else. if you accept and s m, i am not the end a competence just to comment on the intentions of the russian federation or other countries. i would not see that this has so 1st and foremost them and the linkage to bosnia herzegovina. while this situation the year in the entities, especially the of, of lucas epsco a. but this has to be in the context of the proto international crisis and issues which have to be talked about. so to b

your request to address the united nations security council? i would suggest that you ask themselves, if the intention would have been just to bring not my report to public consciousness. obviously this attempt has failed. i never, ever have seen that such a report or got such a lot of international ah interest. as i had with mine, do you think that the rejection or the or obstruction to your presentation is further sign of just how dangerous the situation is that you have these wall powers that a possibly are maneuvering for something that is taking away or dragging us away from a political discourse to something else. if you accept and s m, i am not the end a competence just to comment on the intentions of the russian federation or other countries. i would not see that this has so 1st and foremost them and the linkage to bosnia herzegovina. while the situation the year in the entities, especially the republic us epsco are. but this has to be in, in the context of proto international crisis and issues which have to be talked about. so to be to

the united nations secure the council has approved a resolution to allow aid into afghanistan. more than half the population are facing extreme levels of hunger. libya's election commissions proposing the country's pull tag placed on january 4 was supposed to take place this friday. >> just two days ahead of what had been scheduled as the first round of presidential election, the national elections commission released a statement suggesting it be postponed for a month of january 24. more than 2.5 million people have already picked up their cards for the december 24 vote, but the whole process has 10 marred by controversy about rules and regulations. many say without a constitution, a presidential election will only lead to more division and conflict. it is now clear it will not go ahead as scheduled. for some, the delay was expected. >> we were expecting the elections were not going to happen on december 24, but now setting a new date will be a contentious issue. from a legal standpoint, the parliament must agree with the high council of state on a new date. the question is how

and in a way to replace the national security council, the united nations with democracy in the long term. but it's also a way to reset it's domestic image, especially following a issue with the attacker with the trans supporters entering congress in january that created a lot of, you know, on the democrats and saying, well, you american democracy in crisis. so that in a way is, is very important to show that internal domestic terrorist as they can label our of those who are whistleblowers really, who are talking about ranks of the internal system. generally in the west has to pay the price for not supporting the general image of, you know, a solid inter democracy with integrity or the western side with integrity. so i think our sounds really is a k some point here and he feel free to the master battle as also as international that it didn't let me, i'm really glad that this was brought up. that maxine brought this up because was very curious and to me is that this the summit was about promoting democracy, but in my opinion it wasn't ok. i think 1st of all it was a sham number one. b

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this is a front to the united nations. it's in front of the united nations security council . what they want to do and what and what doing essential reported on the crimes neoliberalism. go ahead demo our i think you're quite right. a simon just want to share. i mean, when representatives of your grade i see on the panel discussion corruption. i mean, like, as far as i remember there were 2 sent by the conference. authoritarian regimes will not focus. yes. and i can corruption, you know, wow, do it on a starter. if you look at the amount of materials that you provided on corruption inside the former soviet union, not only in the western countries, but you know, we get a national breast it use that massively. and you are absolutely right it's, it's a shame when the people who are used, even from a technical point of view, they use their research done bi weekly lives. and now creating, do i mean one step closer to be extradited? it's awful. and i quite agree with that basically, the aim, all that sounds are fair is to scare people. i mean, don't you even think about becoming a b

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nations security council voted to allow a sanctions exemption. governments and agencies can now send the money and goods to the country for the 1st time. since the taliban took power in the un says it's been forced to reduce food rations from millions of people in yemen due to lack of funding. it's world food program agency says that there will be serious consequences. as hunger rises, the cutbacks that will begin in january, yemen has been on the brink of famine since 2016 because of the war. 5000000 people are close to starvation, millions more rely on aid. the organization needs almost $2000000000.00 to continue to deliver vital food assistance. rescue teams are still searching for a lease that 70 missing people in me and mar following a landslide at a mine. it hit while workers were digging for jade and the northern state of catching that was swept into a lake. one person has been confirmed dead. the area is at the center of the walls biggest, the most lucrative jade mining industry. but people often working dangerous conditions . witness is coming up next vi ah me. oh, in the th

and in a way to replace the national security council, the united nations with this mocker. c leak in the long term. but it's also a way to reset it's domestic image, especially following a issue with the attacker with the transporters, entering congress and january that's created. so a lot of, you know, on the democrats and saying, well, you know, american democracy in crisis. so not in a way is, is it's very important to show that internal domestic terrorist has this. they can label our are those who are whistleblowers really are talking about ranks of the internal system generally in the west has to pay the price for not supporting the general image of, you know, a solid inter democracy with integrity or western side with integrity. so i think our sounds really is jason point here and he feel free to these are domestic battle as also as international battle. it didn't let me, i'm really glad that this was brought up that maxine brought this up because what's very curious to me is that this summer was about promoting democracy. but in my opinion, it wasn't ok. i think 1st

and in a way to replace the national security council, the united nations with mach or c leak in the long term. but it's also a way to reset its domestic image, especially following a issue with the attacker, with the transporters, entering congress in january that created a lot of, you know, on the democrats and saying, well, you know, american democracy in crisis. so that in a way is, is very important to show that internal domestic terrorist as they can label our are those who are little blowers really are talking about ranks of the internal system generally in the west has to pay price for not supporting the general image of, you know, a solid inter democracy with integrity or western side with integrity. so i think our sounds really isn't cation point here, and he feel free to these, to master battle, as also as international battle. it didn't let me, i'm really glad that this was brought up that maxine brought this up because what's very curious to me is that this summer was about promoting democracy. but in my opinion, it wasn't ok. i think 1st of all, it was a sham number one

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. >> the united nations security council has passed a resolution taught allow age to afghanistan without breaching sanctions. the resolution could unlock desperately needed help for millions of afghans. >> afghanistan, the u.n. says, will become its biggest humanitarian operation in the world. what a tragic distinction to have. 22 million people will need eight to survive, including 10 million now said to be one step away from starvation. this is a step in the right direction, but it is not enough. this won't pay the salaries of civil servants, including teachers and doctors in a country where before the taliban took charge, some 75% of the government's budget was provided by foreign aid, provided by governments around the world. ♪ >> zimbabwe has begun paying out bonuses to government workers in u.s. dollars as a way to cushion against the effects of price increases. when the public began reject the inflation, authorities abandoned it in favor of international currencies like the u.s. dollar. we report from -- >> long lines form outside a foreign-exchange bureau. some spent the night

. ♪ kasia: the united nations security council has passed a resolution to afghanistan without breaching sanctions against the taliban. the resolution could unlock desperately needed help for millions of afghans facing hunger this winter. the taliban spokesperson welcomed the move as a good step which can help afghanistan's economic situation. here is our chief economic correspondent on how aid will be delivered. >> the real challenge for those aid agencies, those that want to help afghanistan, many ban leaders are under united nations or u.s. sanctions linked to terrorism charges. if you give money to those individuals, or you somehow run afoul of them by giving money to ministries they lead, you could face crippling sanctions or penalties. this move by the united states and united nations to clear the way for aid, which meets the basic needs of afghans, does not, a day too soon. afghanistan, the u.n. says, will become its biggest humanitarian operation in the world next year. what a tragic distinction to have. 22 million people will need a to survive, including 10 million said to be a

there's been a, a strong push for the united nations security council to pass a, an arms embargo which would play a key role in limiting, limiting the military's ability to access and secure the weapons that they need to commit human rights abuses and oppressor on people. but beyond china and russia, there are other countries that are also playing a key role. for example, thailand has been resisting efforts to target into a sanction, the military's access to their $1000000000.00 gas revenue. so it's not just russian in china, although they're key players. it's thailand and it's other countries who are not cooperating with the international efforts that are being led by the national unity government. the representative body of the people of myanmar who are calling for international sanctions or calling for the charting the targeting of particularly these billions of dollars and gas revenues that the, the military currently has accessing control over. so russia and china, but also thailand in particular. thank you very much, paul donna, let's fair joining us there at from washington. tha

russia has vetoed a united nations security council resolution, which would have formally linked climate change and global security. the resolution proposed by ireland and niger would have resulted in global warming being listed as an international security matter requiring the un to make it a central part of its conflict prevention strategies. key information about the severity of the latest covid variant has begun to emerge in south africa. the country was the first to identify omicron and doctors say early indications are the number of deaths, and people needing intensive care is lower than at the same stage in previous waves of the virus. our africa correspondent andrew harding reports. behind their masks, south africans have watched the omicron variant sprint through this country. but although hospital admissions are climbing here, the early data is now being widely interpreted as encouraging. take the number of people needing oxygen or intensive care in the city where omicron was first detected. in the past three waves, about two out of every three patients admitted were cases of s

russia has vetoed a united nations security council resolution which would have formally linked climate change and global security. the resolution proposed by ireland and niger, would have resulted in global warming being listed as an international security matter, requiring the un to make it a central part of its conflict prevention strategies. more than 100 people are still missing in the us state of kentucky, after the series of devastating tornadoes at the weekend. officials said at least 64 people had died. in the city of mayfield — one of the worst—hit areas — a candle factory was destroyed while more than 100 people were working inside it. president biden will head to kentucky on wednesday to see the impact of the disaster. nomia iqbal reports from there. people would normally be back in work, but instead it's a third day of rebuilding their lives. the town's doctor would be seeing patients. instead, he is trying to save his surgery. we're trying to clean out a path to it to get a truck in here, to maybe get some equipment out that could be salvaged. his staff have managed

the united nations security council has passed a resolution to allow aid to afghanistan without breaching sanctions against the taliban. the resolution could unlock desperately needed help for millions of afghans facing hunger this winter after the taliban take—over. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet says finding a way round international sanctions has been a big stumbling block. the real challenge for those aid agencies, people who want to help afghanistan, is that many taliban leaders are under united nations or us sanctions linked to terrorism charges. and so, if you give money to those individuals or you somehow run afoul of them by giving money to ministries that they lead, you could actually face crippling sanctions and penalties. so, this move by the united nations, and also by the united states as well, to clear the way for aid which meets the basic needs, as they call it, of afghans doesn't come a day too soon. afghanistan, the un says, will become its biggest humanitarian operation in the world next year. what a tragic distinction to have. 22 million people wil

so he may be right, because because we see agree blocks in the united nations security council, and we don't see that any, any actual diplomacy being done. so i think that you as a trying to catch the last moment it has to actually rearrange the world order in it's in his favor and it thinks that it can succeed it. mother, why does everything ask? mobilizes? it's army to mobilize. is a, it's diplomatic mobilizes it's ideology. even if we say that the democratic ideology that states is a husk of its former self and it still has some power. so be united states is trying basically very hard to rearrange the world order. and russia is not as powerful as it was in the soviet time. so that is why think russia tries to preserve the order was created after the world war 2. so we have this clash, the struggle for the future of beach national relations for the future of diplomacy . and i think the united states is on the offensive here. and we're actually right to, to expose their, their efforts for what they really are. ok, let's go back to our lender, fiorella and jake's elvin was mentioned an

apartment and 5 members of the united nations security council. the un under secretary, are also a margin group. it of god adults have been talking about the urgent need to help can get time. this is also a dime when one is on the, experiencing a prolong drug cost effective security. and millions of people are going to be living in danger. the buckets on the prime minister also appealing to the united states that dish or dealing that dollar bond from the people. 40000000 of them who need desperate aid. and they needed to a migrants in mexico. have protested policies designed to make it harder for them to enter the u. s. many of the demonstrators from guatemala, and have been forced to walk through mexico off to the government. stop them using transport. the migrant plans to reach the u. s. have also been delayed by the reinstatement of the remain in mexico policy. it forces migrants to wait to cross the border while the applications of being assess thailand has sent hundreds of refugees back to me and more around 2 and a half 1000 people had cross

so he may be right, because because we see agree blocks in the united nations security council and we don't see that any, any actual to policy being done. so i think that the u. s. trying to catch the last moment. it has to actually rearrange the world order in as in his favor. and it thinks that it can succeed. it mobilizes everything as it mobilizes its army to mobilize. its diplomatic mobilizes its ideology, even if we say that the demo democratic ideology of united states is a husk of its former self. and it still has some power. so be united states is trying basically very hard to rearrange the world order. and russia is not as powerful as it was in the soviet time. so that is why think russia tries to preserve or it was created after the world war 2. so we have this clash, the struggle for the future of international relations for the future of diplomacy . and i think the united states is on the offensive here, and we're actually right to, to expose their, their efforts for what they really are. ok, let's go back to our lender, fiorella and jake's elvin was mentioned another pol

apartment and 5 members of the united nations security council. the un under secretary are also a martin griffin of god, the doctor being talking about the urgent need to help can get time. this is also a dime when one is on a, experiencing a pro long drought up cost effective food security. and millions of people are going to be living in danger of august on a prime minister. also appealing to the united states that dish or dealing that dollar bond from the people $40000000.00 of them who need desperate aid. and they needed to a still ahead on as you see it a how and i do is luxury home market is booming, but there's an affordable housing crisis. us. i'm dominant cane. the burling cultural exhibition that's bringing east and west head and in sport crowds, us scaled back, and team say they want sign players who are not vaccinated continues to hit leaves around the world. ah, your weather report for the middle east and africa can actually right now. hello everyone. good to see. we have a lot of activity in the levant. we'll talk more about this in

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apartment and 5 member of the united nations security council. the us and authority to you and under secretary, also martin group of gods. the dogs have been talking about the urgent need to ahead, shane, get time off of the actions. this is also a dime where no one is on the, experiencing a pro long drought. started up cost effective for security and millions of people that are going to be living in danger. def, i guess i need prime minister also appealing to the united states that you're dealing that dollar bond from the oven. people 40000000 of them or need desperate aid, and they need to show time may be of the essence. as you say, that was the oh, i see, have the wherewithal. once it's decided what's needed to take action quickly. well that is going to be a really big question as to whether d. oh, i see regina boston not being able to do much able to come up with at least financial support that rich country with n d o. i see the prime minister also saying that this is a religious duty to head the people of afghanistan. there will be a press

nations security council members. it's a mistake. it's a great injustice that the african continent with its population of 1300000000 people, is not represented of the un security council. it was a disgrace for humanity that every 6 percent of african population has been vaccinated against kopec 19 turkey plans to send $15000000.00 fracturing doses to africa add on naming to triple turkey is 25000000000 dollar a year. trade linked with african country. the african union help in combating terrorism is the one that you love. i believe that as long as we do not ensure the peace and stability on the continent, it would be an illusion to think of developmental debt. and of course, investment and trade need a climate apiece and stability. we appreciate our partnership. i'll cooperation in these different areas. and we have a legitimate ambitions to develop them further for the benefit of africa and turkey . military experts say african leaders are looking to buy weapons at cheaper prices with fewer preconditions demanded by

nations security council. all in islam abad. in a harder days, likely to come up with some sort of a plan to help that people of nest on the united nations had founded the alarm. saying that the countries on the word of your mentality in crisis at the time when the world has still not recognize the new government and carbon that did the dollar bond recognition of their main nuclear issue. but it is important that pockets on the prime minister of foreign minister, and even the turkish foreign minutes started speaking at that session, said that edward urging that the people of vanya thought must be had an order to cave off by a huge man, a daddy and cried said the word, much keeping gage read the dollar bond. the us lawmakers, 9 of them have also report to the government that day. shared unfreeze the almost $10000000000.00 that was brought in by the united states and also to shift and your manager and assistant. also take note from the us special representative form for don tom. re saying that their timely and i

security council resolution $2231.00 in january of last year because they felt that this deal was no longer being abided by all parties. since the u. s. left a deal, so there is some kind of a hope that this talk will, could be this round could be the final one. whether or not we'll be successful remains to be seen dall. so thanks very much for the update dosage you bought. that for us in vienna, thus molly's prime minister mohammed who said robert has accused the president of an attempted q and an escalating dispute between the 2. well says that his suspension is a violation of the constitution since the country's laws. his house has been surrounded by military and presidential guards. president de la jo, sideline, the prime minister on allegations of corruption and the piece of power. now the prime minister and the president to be blaming each other for delays in national elections. legit. you see what some only people agreed yesterday is the election, and it's the only solution that will lead somali people to peace and prosperity. i asked god to give peace to some all the people a

russia has vetoed a united nations security council resolution which would have formally linked climate change and global security. the resolution proposed by ireland and niger, would have resulted in global warming being listed as an international security matter, requiring the un to make it a central part of its conflict prevention strategies. still to come a bit later in the programme: in breaking news, the us committee investigating the january six attack on the capital has voted to seek contempt of congress charges against one of the most senior members of donald trump's in a circle. mike matos, president trump's chief of staff, and refused to give evidence but he did not give the committee thousands of emails and text. seven democratic and two republican members of the house of representatives select committee approved a report recommending the criminal charge against mr meadows by a unanimous 9—0 vote, paving the way for a vote by the full chamber. hugo was a congressional reporter for the guardian's dc, this is what he had to tell me earlier, expanding why mr meadows was being

russia has vetoed a united nations security council resolution, which would have formally linked climate change to global security. the resolution proposed by ireland and niger would have resulted in global warming being listed as an international security matter requiring the un to make it a central part of its conflict prevention strategies. key information about the severity of the latest covid variant has begun to emerge in south africa. the country was the first to identify omicron and doctors say early indications are the number of deaths, and people needing intensive care is lower than at the same time in previous waves of the virus. our africa correspondent andrew harding reports. behind their masks, south africans have watched the omicron variant sprint through this country. but although hospital admissions are climbing here, the early data is now being widely interpreted as encouraging. take the number of people needing oxygen or intensive care in the city where omicron was first detected. in the past three waves, about two out of every three patients admitted were cases of sev

nations security council members. it's a mistake. it's a great injustice that the african continent with its population of 1300000000 people, is not represented of the un security council. it was a disgrace for humanity that every 6 percent of africa population has been vaccinated against kopeck 19 turkey plans to send 15000000 fracturing doses to africa. add ons. aiming to triple tricky. $25000000000.00 a year. trade link with african countries. the african union help in combating terrorism is the one that you love. and i believe that as long as we do not ensure the peace and stability on the continent, it would be an illusion to think of developmental debt. and of course, investment and trade need a climate of peace and stability. we appreciate our partnership. i'll cooperation in these different areas. and we have a legitimate ambitions to develop them further for the benefit of africa and turkey . military experts say african leaders are looking to buy weapons at cheaper prices with fewer preconditions demanded by

nations security council members. it's a mistake. it's a great injustice that the african continent with its population of 1300000000 people, is not represented of the un security council. it was a disgrace for humanity that every 6 percent of africa's population has been vaccinated against kopec 19 turkey plans to send 15000000 vaccine doses to africa. add ons aiming to triple turkey, $25000000000.00 a year. trade link with african countries. the african union, it's help in combating terrorism is auckland, that you love. i love that. i believe that as long as we do not ensure the peace and stability on the continent, it would be an illusion to think of developmental and of course, investment and trade need a climate apiece and stability. we appreciate a partnership. i'll cooperation in these different areas and we have a legitimate ambitions to develop them further for the benefit of africa and turkey . military experts say african leaders are looking to buy weapons at cheaper prices with fewer preconditions demanded

nations charter when they have been approved by the united nations security council. so this is the completely the wrong path. the head down, i noticed that secretary blanca and secretary of state blanket, few days ago, issued his, his sum up of the year. and he talks about we're in a stronger position to counter to deal with countries like china and russia, and they seek to undermine the international system. well, what the international system is this, this is the international system is supposed to be the united nations charter, not us. did tatt. rick, if you break it all down, strip it all away, take it down to the absolute, bare essentials. what needs to be done to get over this deterioration in russian us relations? the 2 countries are too big to have this kind of an argument. yeah, absolutely. and i think it will take some, i hope there's the, there's some courage and common sense in washington to resist the warmongers. and that's actually inaccurate term. it's not, not hyper, personally, the military industrial complex and, and the problem again this resist th

so he may be right, because because we see agree blocks in the united nations security council, and we don't see that any, any actual diplomacy being done. so i think that the u. s. a trying to catch the last moment. it has to actually rearrange the world order in it's in his favor, and it thinks that it can succeed. it mobilizes everything as mobilizes its army to mobilize. its diplomatic mobilizes its ideology, even if we say that the democratic ideology of united states is a husk of its former self, and it still has some power. so be united states is trying basically very hard to rearrange the world order. and russia is not as powerful as it was in the soviet time. so that is why think russia tries to preserve the order was created after the world war 2. so we have this clash, the struggle for the future of beams, national relations for the future of diplomacy. and i think the united states is on be offensive here. and we're actually right to, to expose their, their efforts for what they really are. ok, let's go back to our lender, fiorella and jake's elvin was mentioned, another po

the budget needs have invited all the other apartment and 5 members of the united nations security council. the un under secretary, also a martin griffin, of god, adults have been talking about the urgent need to help change a dime, or this is also a dime when i've run on it, experiencing a pro long drought up cost effective food security and millions of people are going to be living in danger. the focus on the prime minister also appealing to the united states that dish or dealing that dollar bond from the people. 40000000 of them who need desperate aid. and they needed to israeli security forces have arrested 6 palestinians suspect over the killing of an israeli man in the occupied west bank on thursday. a gunman fired at a car, killing one person at injury to others. the israeli military sent troops to the area to conduct a man hunt. the shooting happened abashed. a former israeli settlement finding an affordable place to live in nigeria is becoming increasingly difficult. africa's most populous country as a shortage of 24000000 homes. and that's expected to get worse, but as i would ad

nations security council voted to allow a sanctions exemption. it means that governments and agencies can send money in goods to the country for the 1st time since the taliban took power. international aid made up about 75 percent of the previous government's budget, but that was suspended in august, leaving the economy on the brink of collapse. the central banks overseas assets of nearly $10000000000.00 were also frozen. meaning state employees haven't been paid in months and cash has been hard to come by. according to the world food program, more than half of the countries 38000000 people are now facing. acute hunger was $3200000.00 children under 5 on malnourished 7 out of 10 families have resorted to borrowing money for food, which of course is pushing them deeper into poverty. chris or salumi is at the united nations. she says many donors had been reluctant to send aid to afghanistan because of sanctions against the taliban. the situation was getting extremely dire in afghanistan with us so many people in need of help due to a lack of cash f

as a matter of fact, they are to this day act in contravention of a host of united nations security council resolutions. i think prior to any type of diplomatic arrangement with the dpr j o, we would need to ensure that number one, north korea comes into compliance with those un security council resolutions. north korea says that they weren't joint talks on the d nuclear reservation of the peninsula until the us ends. what it calls its hostile policies towards the north, a reference to the u. s. troops, station in south korea. and the, the annual military exercises that the u. s conducts with south korea with the u. s . do you think of any circumstances if an agreement is ended to formerly and the war? could you see the u. s. reducing troops numbers in the peninsula? so if i were still in government, i would certainly recommend against that. somewhat ironic, i think the president boon is in ewing to pursue this and a war declaration. now in the face of again, north korean senior intransigence and also somewhat ironically is the fact that just recently earlier this month of the matter of fac

nations security council voted to allow a sanctions exemption. it means governments and agencies can send money in goods to the country for the 1st time since the taliban took power. international aid made up about 75 percent of the previous government's budget, but that was suspended in august, leaving the economy on the brink of collapse. the central banks overseas assets of almost $10000000000.00 were also frozen. meaning the state employees haven't been paid in months and cash has been hard to come by. according to the world food program, more than half of the countries 38000000 people are now facing acute hunger. while $3200000.00 children under 5 or malnourished, 7 out of 10 families have resorted to borrowing money for food, which is pushing them deeper into poverty. kristen salumi is at the united nations for us. she says many donors had been reluctant to send aid to afghanistan because of sanctions against the caliber. the situation was getting extremely dire in afghanistan with us so many people in need of help due to a lack of cash flo

it was endorsed by the united nations security council, but the europeans triggered the district mechanism in january of this year, which resulted in these talk starting in vienna. and now we're on the 8th round. many here are hoping this will be the final round. we expect short break at the end of the week for the new year, and then the talks to resume. but all parties are hoping that can come to some kind of a conclusion in the coming weeks. so they can wrap this up and this could be called what many hope will be the final round. well here's, you know, the sticking points between iran in the u. s. that are stalling the negotiations and to ron wants to be financially compensated for the loss of its experience because of us sanctions which once lifted immediately that includes sanctions on its oil ex or it's that our, it's economic lifeline and main source of revenue. but washington has demands to including guarantees that iran will not enrich uranium beyond 20 percent. the us us allies also want iran to provide more access to its nuclear site and for security cameras to be reinstate, rein

nations security council members. it's a mistake. it's a great injustice that the african continent with its population of 1300000000 people, is not represented of the un security council. it was a disgrace for humanity that 6 percent of africa's population has been vaccinated against kopeck 19 turkey plans to save $50000000.00 fracturing doses to africa. add ons aiming to triple turkey. $25000000000.00 a year. trade link with african country. the african union help in combating terrorism is what i thought that you love. i believe that as long as we do not ensure the peace and stability on the continent, it would be an illusion to think of developmental. and of course, investment and trade need a climate apiece and stability. we appreciate our partnership. i'll cooperation in these different areas. and we have a legitimate ambitions to develop them further for the benefit of africa and turkey . military experts say african leaders are looking to buy weapons at cheaper prices with fewer preconditions demanded by other

nations security council, which have been deliberately turned outside of this meeting. i think these are the states has no qualification to put itself as if it is the preacher of democracy. why should it? because they don't have a perfect record at home about democracy, about human rights, and they are infamous about the violation of the minority is right. for example, there is huge discrimination against the rights of the american people in american people, asian american people, you name it us is facing his highest annual inflation rate and 39 years with price increases seen across many sectors for 6 months in a row. in november prices for us, consumers g m 6.8 percent compared to the previous year. the acceleration triggered by the corona virus pandemic, mainly is spread to almost all spheres from food and industry to house rentals and cars. but the u. s. federal service still hesitant to take serious measures to tackle it, like raising interest rates. i spoke to pedro oil of the american institute, free coming research. she says, hire inflation drives. people though

the i desperately needed aid will soon be sent to afghan histone after the united nations security council voted to allow a sanctions exemption. it means governments and agencies can send money and goods to the country for the 1st time since the taliban took over. international aid made up about 75 percent of the previous government's budget, but that was suspended in august, leaving the economy on the brink of collapse. the central banks overseas assets of nearly $10000000000.00 were also frozen. meaning that state employees haven't been paid in months and cash has been hard to come by. according to the world food program, more than half of the countries 30000000 people are now facing acute hunger. while 3800000 children under 5 or malnourished. 7 out of 10 families have resorted to borrowing money for food, which is pushing them deeper into poverty. chris salumi is the united nations. she says that many donors had been reluctant to send aid to have chemist on because of sanctions against the taliban. the situation was getting extremely dire in afghanistan with us so many people in need o

the other permanent 5 members of the united nations security council. the un under secretary also is martin griffin. of god, adults have been talking about the urgent need to help change a dime. this is also a dime when one is experiencing a pro long drought. that of course affect the food security and millions of people are going to be living in danger. the progress on the prime minister also appealing to the united states that dish or dealing that dollar bond from the people. 40000000 of them who need desperate aid and they need to kill police in the philippines said that at least 169 people are confirmed dead in the aftermath of super typhoon right. thousands of soldiers have joined rescue workers to search for survivors in remote areas, as others try to bring in food and water. i'm just here as lia harding reports. the magnitude of the destruction is best seen from up high fallen trees, flattened homes in signs of lives. last stretch. as far as i can see, the president of the philippines, rodrigo de tirty, fluted the country, southeastern islands to

nations security council. but for now, the groups here that are discussing how to move forward. and hopefully they can come to some kind of an agreement in the next few days and on how to move forward with these negotiations. daughter jabari in vienna with bud update. thank you. the other con cove at 900 variances casting a shadow over the upcoming holiday period where the countries across the world stuffing up measures to contain it spread south africa has approved the use of the 5. the vaccine booster shot, the w h o says the country has seen a 255 percent increase in cases in the past week. well, while in the u. k, the health secretary has warned that it could see a 1000000 mclean infections by the end of the month. cases of the new variant have been doubling every 2 to 3 days. at austria has outlined its plan to make current virus vaccines. compulsory officials previously hinted as a maximum fine of about $4000.00 for those who refused the job. well we'll get more from from eda miller on the situation in s

so he may be right, because because we see a green lock in the united nations security council and we don't see that any, any actual diplomacy being done. so i think that the u. s. a trying to catch the last moment. it has to actually rearrange the world order in it's in his favor and it thinks that it can succeed. it mobilizes everything as it mobilizes its army to mobilize. its diplomatic mobilizes its ideology, even if we say that the democratic ideology of united states is a husk of its former self, and it still has some power. so be united states is trying basically very hard to rearrange the world order. and russia is not as powerful as it was in the soviet time. so that is why i think russia tries to preserve the order was created after the world war 2. so we have this clash to struggle for the future of beams. national relations for the future of diplomacy. and i think the united states is on be offensive here and we're actually right to, to expose their, their efforts for what they really are. ok, let's go back to our lender, fiorella and jake's elvin was mentioned another po

russia has vetoed a united nations security council resolution, which would have formally linked climate change and global security. the resolution proposed by ireland and niger would have resulted in global warming being listed as an international security matter requiring the un to make it a central part of its conflict prevention strategies. the us olympic and gymnastics federations have agreed a $380 million settlement with the victims of larry nassar amongst the largest ever for a sexual abuse case. the former national gymnastics team doctor was jailed for life for sexually abusing hundreds of young female gymnasts over three decades. rachael denhollander is one of larry nassar�*s survivors and a leader in the courageous effort to bring him tojustice. she's an attorney, speaker and advocate and joins me live now from louisville, kentucky. thank you very much forjoining us. this must be an emotional moment for you. what do you think this means for sex abuse survivors going forwards? i hope it is going to mean several things. hope it is going to mean severalthings. i hope hope it is

so he may be right, because because we see a green lock in the united nations security council and we don't see that any, any actual diplomacy being done. so i think that the u. s. a trying to catch the last moment. it has to actually rearrange the world order in it's in his favor and it thinks that it can succeed. it mobilizes everything as it mobilizes its army to mobilize. its diplomatic mobilizes its ideology, even if we say that the democratic ideology of united states is a husk of its former self, and it still has some power. so be united states is trying basically very hard to rearrange the world order. and russia is not as powerful as it was in the soviet time. so that is why i think russia tries to preserve the order was created after the world war 2. so we have this clash, the struggle for the future of beach national relations for the future of diplomacy . and i think the united states is on be offensive here. and we're actually right to, to expose their, their efforts for what they really are. ok, let's go back to our lender, fiorella and jake's elvin was mentioned another

it was endorsed by the united nations security council, but the europeans triggered the district mechanism in january of this year, which resulted in these talk starting in vienna. and now we're on the 8th round. many here are hoping this will be the final round. we expect short break at the end of the week for the new year, and then the talks to resume, but to all parties are hoping that can come to some kind of a conclusion in the coming weeks. so they can wrap this up and this could be called what many hope will be the final round. ok, thank you so much source of jibari for that update from vienna. so let's just look at all of this in a little bit more detail. and let's look at the sticking points between iran in the u. s. that have been stalling the negotiation. so what's on ones is that it wants to be financially compensated for the losses, but it's experienced because of the us sanctions, which at once lifted immediately as you've been hearing. and that includes sanctions on its oil sector, which is it's a comic lifeline. it's also its main source of revenue. washington high demands