representative to the united nations. >> the united nations will not tolerate attempts at illegal annexation. we will never recognize it. these united nations will not tolerate seizing a neighbor's land i force. we will stand up to it. these united nations will not tolerate the destruction of the u.n. charter. amy: 35 nations, including china and india, abstained from the u.n. vote condemning russia's annexation. this is gene shuang, china's deputy u.n. ambassador. >> we have always believed any action taken by the general a similar should be conducive to the de-escalation of the situation, should be conducive to the early resumption of dialogue and should be conducive to the promotion of a political solution to this crisis. the draft resolution submitted will not help achieve the above-mentioned objectives. therefore, the chinese delegation will abstain. amy: to talk more about the war in ukraine, we are joined by two guests. arshak makichyan is an exiled russian anti-war, human rights and climate activist. we spoke to him in moscow just before he fled russia in march, now based in berlin.

again, you're going to get words from the united nations and no action. and the reason you can't get action is action is needed, not here, where all of the members of the united nations sit in the general assembly in the smaller body, whether adjust 50 members, the security council. and of course, russia is a permanent member, which means it has a veto, which means if anything on this subject comes up that condemns russia, does anything against russia? russia, of course, we'll use that veto power james space snare. joining us live from the united nations. thank you, and i believe that we continue straight into the un there. so here at lee russian ambassador u n. who's going to begin speaking shortly less have a listening will. so the representative of all venue when it comes to the secret ballot and how it comes in contradiction with principles of democracy that she is. so i'm preaching the russian federation. i would like to draw your attention to this. the russian federation has not yet raised the issue, having to do with their secret valid on the reces

it means that in the eyes of the world and the united nations, ukraine's borders remain the same. her son is ukraine, is upper roger is ukraine. don't ask, is ukraine? la hans is ukraine and ukraine remains ukraine. last week, president vladimir putin proclaimed for ukrainian regionally to be part of russia in an opulent ceremony at the kremlin. but i can't resist. you're. the move followed a series of what the west called shamrock randoms, held at gunpoint in ukraine's russian occupied east and south. russia defends the votes, saying they were meant to stop the persecution of ethnic russians and russian speakers by ukraine. the results speak for themselves the people in these regions do not want to return to ukraine. they've made an informed and free choice in favor of our country assembly. now the showing at the un general assembly was stronger than many predicted to evan. this is a message to russia. it's the message from the world that they need to cease their aggression against ukraine. the vote followed one of russia's biggest attacks and ukraine since its invasion began in

if fundamental issues that are already declared is international disputes under the united nations. or given the due attention they deserve when they're not, is incredibly difficult to expect countries such as pakistan, but pakistan isn't alone or to change they were of conducting themselves in these institutions. and so do you think it's hypocritical then, of germany, to be pushing so hard on sheen jang, and for an airline about to be quite cursory in her comments earlier in the press conference about issues, kashmir. look, i don't want to use those words. absolutely not. i just believe that when it comes to international institutions, the talk of international law, the talk of un resolutions and disputed territories, internationally recognized, is free to texas for us and the indian occupied shmear is an important point that it should require. it should require consistently in consistency and if there was that consistency, i believe in those countries, i would be more receptive to watch more powerful countries or bigger countries are saying about issues and matter to them over doe

we will comply with any united nations resolution on sanction. because hong kong has the legal basis to enforce it. and we will comply with united nations sanctions. that is our, our system. that is our real law. we cannot do, and we will not do anything that has no legal basis. russians have been fleeing west on sanctions by docking the yachts near countries that continue to have diplomatic ties with them, like turkey, the furious that hong kong to have joined the ranks. we have journalist phoebe con, joining us from hong kong. phoebe, what's the story with the super? yeah, i mean, does it want to stay long term in hong kong, or is it just passing through? well that remains, the biggest mysteries are so fi that is the biggest questions that f in the want to want to know that that originally of the super yard was reportedly heading to viet nam from russia in late september. but unexpectedly ended up on talking in hong kong here in hong kong waters and on but according to the official protocol there marine department in hong kong and has 2 records

if fundamental issues that are already declared is international disputes under the united nations. or given the due attention they deserve, when they're not, is incredibly difficult to expect. countries such as pakistan would pakistan, isn't alone, or to change the way of conducting themselves in these institutions. and so do you think it's hypocritical then, of germany, to be pushing so hard on shin jang and for anna lynn, about to be quite cursory in her comments? earlier in the press conference about issues, kashmir. look, i don't want to use those words. absolutely not. i just believe that when it comes to international institutions, the talk of international law, the talk of un resolutions and disputed territories, internationally recognized to speak to texas for us and the indian occupied. shmear is an important point that it should require. it should require consistently and if it consistency and if there was that consistency, i believe that those countries i would be more receptive to watch more powerful countries are bigger countries are saying about issues and matter to t

- international institution like the united nations? i am not sure i entirely _ the united nations? i am not sure i entirely agree - the united nations? i am not sure i entirely agree with - sure i entirely agree with that. i think we heard from all of the countries who voted today apart from russia, of course, this support, first of all, thought sovereignty and territorial integrity. this critical principle that no country should be vulnerable to an autocratic dictator rolling tanks across its border or randomly waking up and annexing some of its territory, or declaring it to be annexed. and in these countries, statements after the voting, they were absolutely clear in their support for the un charter, and as the secretary general said yesterday, this is a moment where we are seeing russia standing against everything that the un stands for. so, i think over all we still have got strong support for the un charter and russia is isolated. barbara woodman, the uk permanent representative to the united nations there. investigators investing the death of a schoolboy have become a new deg

the united states -- the united -- united nations will not attempt to tolerate illegal annexation. we do not -- we will not tolerate season i neighbors land by force. these united nations will not tolerate the destruction of the u.n. charter. we will defended. -- defend it. rush -- russia's actions have no place in our modern world and that is why this resolution calls for peace and a calls for the -- de-escalation -- it calls for de-escalation. it also makes clear that we object and -- russia's attempted annexation and we reject the affront to integrity and national sovereignty and to peace and security. we reject it because we believe in the united nations and we believe that the fundamental guardrails of the international system protects us all. today, it is russia invading ukraine but it could be another nation whose territory is violated. it could be you. what would you expect from the chamber? our mission it --message is loud and clear. it does not matter if u.s. nation is big or small or rich or poor. if you are a u.n. member states, your borders are protected by internation

ambassador to the united nations, where she served until 2019. ladies and would you please welcome ambassador nikki haley and blake kernen. if you will provide for the first woman to serve as governor of south carolina? think my good answer was always people underestimate it and i go back to the bible in going it wasn't a long one. a challenge comes and i'm so overprotective the things that i just i just work at all i know how to do is work. and i don't stop until i feel like things are taken care of. if you can give a person a job, you take care of a family. and we watched a lot of families get taken care of over the past couple of years. president elect has asked south carolina governor nikki haley to be his ambassador to united nations and she's accepted. the daughter of indian immigrants is considered rising star in the republican party. haley would be the first woman appointed to trump's cabinet. for anyone that says you can't get anything done at the un, they need to know there's a new sheriff, that there is a new u.s. u.n. you are going to

the united nations will either restore its credibility or ultimately fall and failed. if that ever happens, we should blame nobody but ourselves. because it is our responsibility to defend the principles of the u.n. charter. a trail of blood is left behind the russian delegation when it enters the general assembly. and the hall is filled up with the smell of smoldering humanf flesh. what we have tolerated too long in syria, that what is happening in ukraine. seeing -- same dictator in the kremlin, same russian generals known for scorched-earth tactics in the wars in syria, chechnya and today in ukraine. since 23rd september, russia has been committing another crime against international law and principles. in an attempt to revise the world of the past. the integrity and reliability of borders were a privilege with limited access, not the right of every nation. the same referendums in four ukrainian regions followed by a local decision by the russian president and parliament set up this and post an existential threat to the united nations and this charter. ukrainians ca

i have been looking — from the united nations? i have been looking at _ from the united nations? i have been looking at the _ from the united nations? i have been looking at the un - from the united nations? i have been looking at the un charter. been looking at the un charter and i think you would essentially have to have most of the world's countries withdraw from the existing united nations and then agree to build a new one, call it something else without a russian veto at the security council. i think do that. you would need china to go along. that would be the big difficulty, so it presupposes a pretty horrific event like a russian nuclear attack and this is one more reason why i think need to be resolute and firm in dealing with china but also not turn china into an enemy because we may need china's help in this sort of thing but yes they actually think in a world where we wake up one day and russia has used a nuclear weapon, all sorts of new things become possible that were not previously unimaginable. interesting stuff, thank you so much for your time. that is michael 0'h

when that the united nation is leaded, to get provided, diplomatic support for as well. but i don't think it's a surprise that russia suspending the great deal because when we look at the comments are from the turkish president and also from the united nation, they've been expressing for quite some time now that the russians have been unhappy, the un spokesmen just very recently, about a week or 2 ago said that they were undertaking some worlds when diplomacy with moscow, the turkish president on multiple occasions that also that, that the russians have been unhappy with the inability or the lack of ability to be able to ship their own graded fertilizer as well. they've been having problems with payments, having problems with the insurance regarding ships. so it's not just allowing the great ship. it's also allowing for the conditions for that grain to be shipped as well. that was making the russians unhappy. so this comes as no surprise, especially when there's now a security concern in the court or for this type of the service certification of the deal. but hopefully,

the united nations is 62 percent of the population in zimbabwe is aged below $25.00. many young people live in poor communities where there are few opportunities for some football helps keep them out of trouble and away from being tempted by alcohol and drugs. football is helping these youngsters develop and teaching them that even when the going gets tough. hard work, determination and teamwork can help them. gwin on the field and in life. yeah. how to move out. is it helen? ah. hello, are you watching or does 0, these are the headlines this hour. north korea says it's the latest missile launches, word to test future tactical nuclear weapons, which it said were to why patent usa and south korean target's leader kim jong own, has overseen the military exercises and says he'll conduct more of them. he also says there's no need for dialogue with what he's described as the countries enemies . robert bryant has more from so done clay just how advanced the north koreans are in developing tactical nuclear warheads. but certainly, they are working on the delivery systems for

the united nations cure to counsel has been wanting to discuss the european union prepares to impose sanctions against iran. iran has denied supplying drones to russia, describing the allegation as a misinformation campaign. >> the west, in line with its usual shameful practice, tries to put pressure on iran, leveling baseless accusations about its violation of the united nations security council resolution 20 to 31. we have seen such baseless accusations and conspiracy theories before. never any evidence being presented to the council. all this nonsense, i would like to stress that the weapons used by russia in ukraine are not manufactured by russia. >> our diplomatic editor has more on the developments from the united nations. >> the russians say they are russian drones, and that contradicts what western nations are saying and it contradict some of the pictures that have them taken by journalists in kyiv and other parts of ukraine. drones have been identified by weapons experts as iranian drones, so there is a big row over what happens next. the ukrainian government would like the

united nations is a peace organization. that is what it's, what it was is if it is not able to do the rest of the things, i'd rather secondly, that is important. obviously did it as in any and every going drag did i was in the system or in that going dragon said there is a special big number g entered alarm. it is either in excess of the alarm off. you acknowledge ye will not be given. i grant acknowledge g i saw across the word by you and it on it said the deal would be is data point there? yes or no, that's an important question mark as well. so what impact do you think this current situation of the rushing around have denied, collaborates in these weapon cells of the drones and they have been used by it when you miss west many western states doing it. what potential impacts could this have on the radio nuclear deal? i think limited reason it has got a very different but a view of operation b. b as a levy, the wife and a year. and i think it is july and december that the united nations security council, the un reps go acr

the un said that it's in contact with washing authorities that so forget that the united nations were the ones saying that the safety of cargo ships is very, very important. and all these countries, ukraine, russia and turkey were supposed to facilitate the safety of this man as her in corridor through which the grains were supposed to go. and now we're seeing that safety can no longer be guaranteed. of course, zalinski is office is saying that this is all shambles. this is russia trying to blackmail the world. some more. are they mentioned? well, we've already seen nuclear blackmail. we've seen energy blackmail, and now we have this agricultural blackmail. so they're saying that this is all russia trying to once again as we've heard up with that with the north stream. it's hack some with some estoppel as well that this is just russia sabotage in itself. as it always does, to here help brew could the un, but international grain deal on ukraine. we all to use with a room of political alice until 2 world in istanbul for his take on angry response to the latest developments. well, 1st of

if fundamental issues that are already declared is international disputes under the united nations. or given the due attention they deserve when they're not, is incredibly difficult to expect countries such as pakistan, but pakistan isn't alone or to change their way of conducting themselves in these institutions. and so do you think it hypocritical, then, of germany, to be pushing so hard on shin jang, and for anna leon about to be quite cursory in her comments? earlier in the press conference about the issue of kashmir, look, i don't want to use those words. absolutely. not, i just believe that when it comes to international institutions, the talk of international law, the talk of un resolutions and disputed territories, internationally recognized history detectors for us and the indian occupied. the shmear is an important point that it should require. it should require consistently and if it consistency and if there was that consistency, i believe in those countries, i would be more receptive to watch more powerful countries or bigger countries are saying about issues and matter

[applause] >> late in that reagan's second term, the first lady went to the united nations, where she delivered a blunt warning about the dangers of drug use in the united states and throughout the world. this is nancy reagan in her own words at the united nations. >> it gives me pleasure, on behalf of the third committee to welcome among us today the representative of the united states of america, mrs. nancy reagan, first lady of the united states. and i invite her to make her statements. >> thank you, mister chairman. i am delighted to be here as a member of the u.s. delegation to speak before the third committee of the united nations general assembly on a matter of urgent importance to all of us. the third committee is now considering agenda items on youth, families, and crime prevention. i want to talk to you about the illegal use of drugs and the direct impacts it's having on families and children. i come before the united nations today as a wife and a mother, and one who has had a unique opportunity to see the impact of the drug problem, not only in the united states, but in man

the main topic is the black sea grain initiative as it's known here at the united nations. and briefing the security council right now is coming to the end of his speech. is martin griffith, who's the humanitarian coordinator for the you and he's one of the you and officials that negotiated this deal in july. the deal that the un believes is the one good thing that has come out of the month since the russian invasion in february that deal was signed in july, but managed to stabilize grain prices, which had been going through the roof. and it's worth telling you that since russia has suspended its participation in that black sea grain initiative, when the chicago board of trade opened today, great prices were up 6 percent. and this is really concerning the united nations because they believe that is going to mean they're going to be many people around the world again, who are going to be threatened with hunger and starvation around the world. martin griffiths addressed that in his speech to the security council, rebecca greenspan, who is the head of the trade part of the you

we will comply with any united nations resolution on sanction. because hong kong has the legal basis to enforce it. and we will comply with united nation sanctions. that is our, our system. that is our real flaw. we cannot do and we will not do anything that has no legal basis. russians have been fleeing west on sanctions by docking the yard snail. countries that continue to have diplomatic ties with them, like turkey. the furious said hong kong to have joined the ranks. we have journalist b because joining us from hong kong, phoebe what's the story with the super? yeah. i mean, does it want to stay long term in hong kong or is it just passing through? well that remains, the biggest mysteries are so fi that that is the biggest questions that f in the want to at want to know that that originally of the super yard was reportedly heading to viet nam from russia in late september. but unexpectedly ended up on talking in hong kong here in a hong kong waters and on but according to the official protocol there marine department in hong kong and has to r

james bay's al jazeera of the united nations. let's take a look at the areas of ukraine that the kremlin now claims as part of russia. it's about 15 percent of ukraine's territory. it includes pot, still under ukrainian control. the secretary general says the annexations are against international law and unacceptable in one of those regions. claimed by russia, i'm talking to civilian convoys, killed at least 30 people, including children, police in felicia say 88 others have been injured. well, the challenge reports from kings they've come to help to pick up relatives and deliver supplies to rush unoccupied areas. and this was how they died . cut down next to their cars or in them, blood pooling among the shattered glass. what you owe us any visit today at 710 russian troops launched 3 missiles at the crime market. near the supreme gallery keep highway civilians train across the check point for the occupy territory were hates valley g mirror validity village bought him. russia has denied responsibility and thrown the accusations

this is nancy reagan in her own words at the united nations. it gives me pleasure on behalf of the third community to welcome among us today men do better relay, they representative of the united states of america nancy reagan mrs. nancy reagan one first lady of the united states and i invite her to make her statement. thank you, mr. chairman. i'm delighted to be here the member of the us delegation to speak before the third committee of the united nations general assembly on a matter of urgent importance to all of us. the third committee is now considering agenda items on youth families and crime prevention. i want to talk to you about the illegal use of drugs and the direct impact is having on families and especially children. i come before the united nations today as a wife and a mother. and one who has had a unique opportunity to see the impact of the drug problem not only in the united states, but in many areas of the world i worked on this problem with many distinguished people represented on this committee. i've had the opportunity to tr

security package, united nations security council meeting. the molly foreign minister went on to repeat allegations that molly has leveled at the paris government in the past. and these include allegations that france continues to use, marley, a space, and also that it continues to supply weapons to islamic militants who are operating primarily in the north west and parts of molly. now we are talking here about extremis, with links to al qaeda with links to islamic state. and they have been on the offensive for the better part of a decade. the relations between marley and france soured, particularly after the qu, in their country, back in august 2020. and amongst the other criticisms that the molly government has towards france is that it says that france has vetoed or has stopped any kind of developmental projects that have been suggested to the advantage of marley at international forums. it has supported sanctions against molly in the past. and at the same time, it has entrenched military agreements between the 2 countries that bind marley

states -- united nations. the secretary-general expressed his view. any annexation by a state by another state by use of force or threat of use of force constitutes a violation of's charter -- of the charter and international law. annexation of donetsk, luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia no legal value must be condemned and it has no place in the modern world. luxembourg cosponsored and will vote in favor of the draft resolution of the general assembly, entitled territorial integrity of ukraine: defending the principles of the u.n. charter. it is a concise and targeted text. luck -- luxembourg calls on allstate with respect -- all states with respect for the charter and international law to vote yes. what happening -- what is happening today in ukraine can happen tomorrow, if perpetrators not held accountable for their acts. if there is no resolute or united response from the international community in the face of this flagrant abuse of sovereign territory of a nation. >> i give the floor to the percentage of o

i would also like to note that united nations currently have my either the mandate nor the technical operational capacity to investigate this information as high representative like a mitchell previously stated in the council. the relevant instrument of international law is the 1972 biological weapons convention b, w. c. which effectively prohibits the development products from acquisition transfer, stockpiling and use of biological and talks in weapons. the lesson fredrickson and ukraine are both state parties to the biological weapons convention. mister president, on the 29th of june, 2022, the russian federation submitted a request for the convening of a formal consultative meeting under article 5 of the b w. c. and the final declaration of the conventions. second and 3rd review conferences. in accordance with the agreed timelines. an informal meeting to discuss the arrangements for the former meeting. took place in geneva on the 27th of july, 2022 chairs by ambassador aid and lit little of the united kingdom. the former qualitative meeting opened on friday 26, august 2022 for a b

united nations peacekeepers assigned to haiti in the wake of its devastating earthquake in 2010 were behind the cholera outbreak that killed 10000 and second some 800,000, a responsibility the organization did not officially recognize until 2016. mark: iran's president is appealing for national unity. the death of a 22-year-old woman who died in police custody has sparked demonstrations. >> first, university students and now schoolchildren. these videos were shot tuesday. a curtis wright's group posted hangouts on twitter showing similar protests, but the protests were not limited to here in kurdistan nor -- nor to schoolgirls. schoolboys are seen protesting in a city in central iran. dozens of people have been killed and hundreds arrested since the protests began. on monday, the iranian supreme leader broke his silence on the subject. >> a young girl passed away. it was a bitter incident, and it broke my heart, too, but the reaction to this incident should not have been to go to the streets and break security and make streets unsafe for people without any investigation and while the

it was decided that $218.00 ships will go to the united nations security council. and from there, little did. but now this is saying that few couple of days before they don't attack on our ship in creamier. so they suspended the dean. and it is saying that the countries are in need. they should take this need. it should not restored by united nation. we're downs. so need is important security. so i hope the nation is stake is that 8 and it shouldn't be transferred to the needy countries for people who need it the most. get it 1st. yeah. you mentioned that you could asian and african nations know clearly realizing that the importance of her own resources which the west has wanted for quite some time. i will this realization change international business, the global picture as a whole. just, you know, western countries utilize their natural resources in multiple force. ok, and now they're having scarcity of the natural resources like we are observing that in london, no decay if it is happening and people are not able to pay the electricity bill. so this kind of price

but hopefully, diplomacy will continue and hopefully the united nation is going to get russia back on board with the green deal in the coming week from a lesson leadership thing is necessary changes to the global financial system. russian pro put in covered a wide range of issues. this is val die international forum in moscow. here are some of the highlights from the russian leader. miss aim is steady to clear out a historical crossroads wherein for probably the most dangerous, unpredictable. and at the same time, most important decades since the end of world war 2 country. and if there were no good, he just didn't. but and bill go up, the crisis has indeed taken on a global dimension and has impacted everyone. there can be no illusions about this . you know, i've always believed in the power of common sense. therefore, i'm convinced that both new centers of the multi polar international order in the west will have to start a dialogue on equal footing about a common future for us all. and the sooner the better, of course, i saw in the west has taken a number of steps in recent years,

this is because the united nations allowed the high handedness of the united states to antagonize us with the absurd reason. the united states is now planning even at this moment to conduct joint military exercises in the surroundings of the korean peninsula. obviously this is an extremely dangerous act which could drive us to the brink of war. we have found another answer to defend against the military threats of the united states and to ensure peace and security on the korean peninsula and in the region. at the recent session, low on the policy of the nation's nuclear forces has been adopted with the unanimous approval. -- the united states should clearly understand that their heinous and hostile policy over 30 years has just brought about the reality of the prolonged situation for the future. comrade kim jong-un said that present international situations show that the contradiction between justice and injustice with the power structure around the peninsula has become obvious with a change as advocated by the united states that is being accelerated significantly. the most fundament

and that's why influential world leaders in particular, the united nations must find a way to solve this situation by diplomatic means, not without harming the lives of more people. the economies of countries and the normal pace of life without resorting to nuclear weapons natara to hear something out on a looked different than ethos navarro. artist. the world has been through more difficult times than this in the past. we have resolved and overcome these times. ah, in that's us, only if the situation escalates further, then for example, issues related to nuclear weapons might arise. over the past 2 years, the entire world has been in a very difficult situation due to coven 19. but in addition, if this war situation continues indefinitely, no country in the world will benefit at all. ah, pretty much the world will be in a very tough, intense situation. it's not suitable increase doubts about, do you win? and the current situation all day. mason say an hour an hour later, so i think it is possible that the situation will become extremely difficult. so just to have a temperature supper. th

busy not supported or has not been supported part of united nation. well, we really appreciate you joining us here in a very busy tuesday at our t international. it's always good to have your company. a lot of the stories have been updated as we speak. you can get your updates either via the dot com or check out on these numerous telegrams with . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have crazy foundation, let it be an arms race.

this comes just after the united nations security council held an emergency meeting to discuss north korea's test firing of another ballistic missile overjapan on tuesday. that missile travelled 4,600 kilometres before falling into the pacific ocean. it was north korea's first missile launch over japan since 2017. in the session, the us ambassador to the united nations accused china and russia of enabling north korea. the dprk has enjoyed blanket protection from two members of this council. these two members have gone out of their way to justify the dprk's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime. in short, to permanent members of the security council have enabled kim jong—un. japan's ambassador to the un condemned what he described as a clear escalation from north korea. they pose a grave and imminent threat _ they pose a grave and imminent threat to— they pose a grave and imminent threat to the peace and security of not onlyjapan but also — security of not onlyjapan but also the _ security of not onlyjapan but also the regions and beyond. i

you talk about being diplomatically creative, is it possible to expel russia from the united nations? i have been looking at the un charter and i think you would essentially have to have most of the world's countries withdraw from the existing united nations and then agree to build a new one, call it something else without a russian veto at the security council. i think you could do that. you would need china to go along. that would be the big difficulty, the big challenge. so it presupposes a pretty horrific event like a russian nuclear attack and this is one more reason why i think we have to be resolute and firm in dealing with china but also not turn china into an enemy because we may need china's help in this sort of thing but yes i actually think in a world where we wake up one day and russia has used a nuclear weapon, all sorts of new things become possible that were not previously imaginable. protesters have again taken to the streets of iran as demonstrations against the country's hardline islamic rulers enter their fourth week. reports say at least three people have been sho

as well as for the united nations and the security council members who play a key role short, it is a historic challenge. dental talk was critical to her. ah, was i want to add to that un secretary general good. tears made an official visit to mongolia last summer. monica was there to listen. i exchanged my views with the secretary general and we had a long discussion as to hate as little doubt on dixon. her daughter, a secretary general, good terrace, told me this is it, it isn't in are sometimes events like a hurricane happened in global geo politics. it's happening now. ah, it feels like a strong ocean wave hitting the rocks it to her. but when the storm subsides to the rock remains, the same stood along on and the ocean remains the same at the hot dog. hot bar basin a bar, but merely animals in the ocean. a crushed under sea shells and boats in the sea might sink or not at other culture, since i look just hostile spect garrett terribly to look through. as i said earlier, if the situation continues, virtually my biggest fear is that the entire world economy will collapse. kim seymo

let me repeat that, i think it is the historic duty of today's world leaders, especially the united nations, to resolve the situation through a consensual approach as much as possible without resorting to nuclear weapons here . ah, suddenly looked in at her convenience austin about how much talking at the im, woocommerce dust butter. pity you repeatedly saying the dialogue is needed. you are in contact with the russian president. do you think that he would change his mind just by talking to him or continue talking to him to accommodate her and her muslim booklet? of course it is a tough situation still, but to day human kind has no other choice or switched over to him. that's why influential world leaders in particular the united nations must find a way to solve this situation by diplomatic means, without harming the lives of more people. the economies of countries and the normal pace of life without resorting to nuclear weapons, quarter till sonata, and looked distant anecdotes navarro, artist. the world has been through more difficult times than this. in the past, her progress, we have re

back in the spotlight, the former german chancellor for seems a top united nations award to helping to bring more than a 1000000 refugees to germany. ah, i'm anthony howard woke him, a furious response from western nations to rush and strikes across ye. crime claimed at least 14 lives and left scores injured. you, as president joe biden, calls us a brutality followed mister lensky accuses russia of wanting to wipe ukraine off the face of the earth. and on monday protesters many of ukrainian says, said the boy took to the streets of european cities, including the polish capital. also, with a gathered outside, the russian embassy in prague demonstrated condemned to the russian strikes and demanded additional international support. the rent a defenses is close to look now at the attack on busy ukrainian cities. it just after eights in the morning, a russian missile finds its target a glass bridge, a major tourist attraction in the heart of the ukrainian capital security cameras, showing just how close one morning commuter comes to being caught up in the blast. across the city, a giant cra

the united nations have stated clearly on several occasions. and again today that they have no information on this topic. none states parties to the convention on the prohibition of biological weapons. some met in geneva in september to consider the so called evidence provided by russia the year they were gone over in detail. and an absurdity has been clearly technically demonstrated. it is clear that the consultations procedure opened under article 5 of the convention of from now one m should not take place. what russia is asking for today, however, is to creating in an ad hoc commission to investigate this same and filed a dr. m allegations, which is already clear or not corroborated by any serious piece of evidence. mister president, russia once again is so in confusion. it is trying to divert the attention of the international community and of its own people from the catastrophic reality of its sir war of aggression. and unfortunately, it's not the 1st time that russia is spreading lies to cover up its own responsibility. we all know that i

so quite an interesting day at the united nations, i was, was a public vote. every country was forced to make public statement. we heard from different countries, different aspects of this conflict and how it's affecting the world. we're certainly reflected on the un general assembly by the head of the middle east wind fashion is a broken out between policy and protesters and is ready security forces, leaving one person dead and to injured. ah, hundreds of us he is in full to the classroom, is really police officers hurting rooks. and the pyro technics at the full says, am passing cars is really fools is why someone agency gas to this 1st, the protesters, demonstrators, all the money that is real stuff is paid of the show off refugee camp, which is home to 140000 people to look down, salted often is really sold was killed, 3 others wounded. to check with the u. s. is largest semiconductor manufacture. intel is reportedly planning a may just often duction with thousands of employees, potentially facing dismissal. i mean, the company's pool economic outlook coul

united nations will, there are no efforts to which greater food security for all populations. mr. president were on a path to further escalation, which could only cause more suffering of ukraine, russia, and the rest of the world. this trajectory must be reversed. any suggestions possible of nuclear or other non conventional weapons only served to further height intentions in could lead to danger, spiral any damage to the region, power plant, whether intentional or my accident have catastrophic consequences. any military against, from or near the site must cease immediately. mister president, the general assembly has been clear. the last 2 assembly stated that the referendums held in the region of ukraine that are or have been under temporary, military control of the russian federation. subsequent attempted illegal annexation of these regions have nobody validity, under international law. and do not form for any alteration of the status of these regions of ukraine. this week, russian federation announced the introduction of martial law, ukraine under its temporary military con

it means that in the eyes of the world and the united nations ukraine's borders remain the same. her son is ukraine. is upper reader, is ukraine? don't ask, is ukraine la hans is ukraine and ukraine remains ukraine. last week, president vladimir putin proclaimed for ukrainian regionally to be part of russia in an opulent ceremony at the kremlin. but i can't resist. you're. the move followed a series of what the west called shamrock randoms, held at gunpoint in ukraine's russian occupied east and south. russia defends the votes, saying they were meant to stop the persecution of ethnic russians and russian speakers by ukraine. the results speak for themselves the people in these regions do not want to return to ukraine. they've made an informed and free choice in favor of our country family. now the showing at the un general assembly was stronger than many predicted evan. this is a message to russia. it's the message from the world that they need to cease their aggression against ukraine. the vote followed one of russia's biggest attacks on ukraine since its invasion began in febru

of the united nations then. 50 voted for. the one person who didn't want her, was us. the person who pushed her, the person who wanted her, the person that she stays in constant contact with, is mary mcleod bethune not. so, if you read the universal declaration of human rights, which i have spent most of my life studying and trying to live up to you, i want you to promise me that you will do one thing. i want you to leave this and read the declaration. then, i want you to read the last will and testament of mary mcleod bethune. and then, i want you to get a pencil, and i want you to draw a line from one line in doctor bethune's will and testament and send it back to the universal declaration of human rights. and think about how these women taught each other. how these women held each other accountable. how these women, these two women, and duke ellington, are the money behind the brown versus the board of education. decision. the naacp legal defense fund was brand-new, the people who were the three biggest fund-raisers for th

the attack comes just hours after the united nations general assembly voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to illegally annex for regions of ukraine. and funding for child is al correspondent in ukraine, and she joins me now from keith morning, finding other been fresh air raid alerts in cave and more russian attacks we're hearing. are people in keep assuming that this is moscow's response to the you and vote was very difficult to look into the had of letting me put in why he's doing watch when abs certainly pretty much every day. now actually by getting you cities, every dollars can keep cdn to new airstrikes in various parts of the country. but before i'm getting to the details of the fresh attacks in certain parts in ukraine, let me just look at that a, you and general assembly vote. and the meaning of it really because the fact the 3 fourths of the un general assembly voted to condemn the attempted annexation of full sylvan regions, basically of ukraine. namely, a lou hands sketch don't yet separate each and house in region, which are only partially occupied by the wa

of course, it was a very important diplomatic achievement when that the united nation is lead and get provided diplomatic support for as well. but i don't think it's a surprise that russia suspending the great deal because when we look at the comments are from the turkish president and also from the united nation, they've been expressing for quite some time now that the russians have been unhappy . the un spokesman, just very recently about a week or 2 ago said that they were on undertaking some world when diplomacy with moscow, the turkish president on multiple occasions that also said that the russians have been unhappy with the inability or the lack of ability to be able to ship their own great new fertilizer as well. they've been having problems with having problems with the insurance regarding ships. so it's not just allowing the grain to be ship . it's also allowing for the conditions for that grains to be shipped as well. that was making the russians unhappy. so this comes as no surprise, especially when there's now a security concern in the court or for this type of the certif

that's according to the latest numbers from the united nations. and that while the nations facing an extreme hunger received only about, well, a 5th of that $1200000.00 tons of grain and weight. now that number less than half a 1000000 tons went to the poorest countries in africa. earlier my colleague unit neil, i did discuss the grain crisis and a recent events that have been shaping the world with the head of the bricks. international forum up her name on none right here in the studio. ford security is very important issue for wired nissan t. we saw that in sheila it was a cd food crisis. and ukraine and reshay's, a big, neat producer and some other agriculture products. the noise and they are supplying too many countries. but doing sanctions this deal is very, become very important because in july you do negotiation with united nation 30. it was decided that $218.00 ships will go to the united nations security on the scene. and from there they did. but now this is saying that a few couple of days before they don't attack on our ship in creamier

and hands on call has a bind by any sanctions authorized by the united nations. but these are all on sanctions. you will actually impose body united states on russian yachts and is not supported or has not been supported part of the about the nation. well, we really appreciate you joining us here in a very busy tuesday at all the international. it's always good to have your company a lot of the. busy story to being updated as we speak. you can get your updates either via the dot com or check out on these numerous telegrams in a.