nations security council and confront the united states with the evidence and demand a response. and if it's not 4th, i mean, then i think that that's also very telling, but it needs to have the whole issue needs to be exposed, that needs to be, it needs to be exposed for or what it is. and it's illegal. we do not do those things in, in the states. every politician has said that the creation of these alleged bio labs near russia is, is similar to the establishment of nato facilities. we'll see, we'll take on that. well, they've been, russia has been complaining about similar facilities in georgia for years. i know this one and at least one in tbilisi, the capital. and the question is, what's going on there? you never hear anything out of the defense department. basically, the defense threat reduction agency that overseas, that activity. and it's, it's, it's, it's an entity that it's supposed to be insuring against this kind of thing. it was originally created to oversee the, the dismantling of, of nuclear weapons and what have you. but if it's overseen, these type of labs and the

the united nations security council has adopted a resolution expressing concern over ukraine and backing efforts to find a solution. in the council. first statement that has been met with russian support since the war began ahead of the meeting demonstrators including ukrainian living in the u. s. protest against the violence. amnesty international says it has documented extensive war crimes by russian forces in ukraine, including the torture and killing of civilians. the organization has been collecting evidence of atrocities and areas around keith amnesty cheve. agnes calla mar, who's been visiting ukraine, said it was vital that all those responsible face justin with a top kremlin officials as russia plans to stay in southern ukraine quote. forever . andre turn jack, who's a senior lawmaker from the governing united russia party, was speaking on a visit to the southern ukrainian city of hare sun city, has seen protests by local residents against russia's occupation after much criticism for dragging its feet on providing military support for ukraine the german government changed course

the united nations security council has adopted a resolution expressing quote, concern over ukraine and backing efforts to find a peaceful solution. it's the councils 1st statement that's being made with russian support since the war began ahead of the meeting demonstrate as including ukrainians, leaving in the us protested against the violence. and as we've been hearing, may, the 9th is victory day in russia. it marks the soviet union's role in defeating nazi germany and the 2nd world war prison. a person will lead the celebrations, which include a military parade in moscow. now you're seeing images of today's preparations, who will be looking to use the pump and pageantry of the day to put a positive spin on his war and ukraine despite the russian military's sluggish campaign day. earlier i asked r. d, w, corresponded and russia, expert konstantin, a good what the may 9 phil abrasions will be like a given that russia hasn't had to try out the new crime that it did hopeful the visually, they're going to be an interesting element to this parade in a flight boss, which, which has become

the united nations security council has adopted a resolution expressing quote, concern over ukraine and backing efforts to find a peaceful solution. it's the council's 1st statement that's been met with russian support since the war began. a head of the meeting demonstrate as including ukrainians, living in the us protested against the violence. and a top kremlin official says russia plans to stay in southern ukraine court for ever . andre, to check a senior lawmaker from the governing united russia party, was speaking on a visit to the southern ukrainian city of harris on the city, has st protest by local residents against russia's occupation. and as we've been hearing, may, the 9th is victory day in russia, marking the soviet union's role in defeating nazi germany in world war 2. present person will late the celebrations this year, which will include a military parade in moscow. now we're seeing light images of preparations and rehearsals for that event. fusion will be looking to use the pomp and pageantry of the day to put a positive spin on his war and ukraine. that's despite the ru

nations security council has adopted a resolution expressing quote, concern over ukraine and backing if it's to find a peaceful solution. it's the council's 1st statement that spain met with the russian support since the war began. the head of the meeting demonstrate as including ukrainians, living in the united states protested against the violence. a top kremlin official says russia plans to stay in southern ukraine quote, forever. andre, to check his senior lawmaker from the governor, united russia party was speaking on a visit to the southern ukrainian city of song. the city has seen protest by local residents against russia's occupation. and as we heard from emanuel russia is gearing up for victory day celebrations. on may 9, the holiday marks the 77th anniversary of the soviet union's defeat of nazi germany in world war 2. now the occasion is also usually celebrated by ethnic russians in latvia, which was occupied by the soviet union for 5 decades. but authorities have banned celebration this year in the wake of russia's war on ukraine. dw correspondent, uri rusito, went to lat

the meeting, the united nations security council has adopted a resolution express and consent of our ukraine on back in efforts to find a peaceful solution is the council's 1st statement that's been met with russian support since the war began. i had of the meeting with st as including ukrainians, and they've been in the u. s. for tested against violence. and as we mentioned, may, 9th is victory day in russia. mike, in the soviet union's role in defeating nazi germany in world war to president putin will need the celebrations, which include the military i read in moscow. you see an images of today's operations which include that the so called doomsday plain brushes, or nuclear command post put in. we'll be looking to use the pump on pageantry of the day to put a positive spin on his war in ukraine despite the russian military sluggish campaign there. we can speak now with that, vladimir all while dw russia says hello vladimir. that parade has been re, has 4 days. what would the 9th of may be like? says russia hasn't had the trial in ukraine, that it's hopeful. well, they're mind, 9th

the united nations security council has condemned the killing of the journalist. it also said it was shocked by video footage of israeli forces attacking mourners. >> we've just seen the video coming from this, and it is very shocking to us. obviously, we will try to gather more information about what has happened here. as in all cases, we want to make sure that the basic rights to freedom of assembly and freedom to peaceful demonstration are protected and upheld. >> white house press secretary jennifer psaki said she was disturbed after seeing pictures of the attack. >> we have all seen those images. this is a day where we should be marking, including everyone there, the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost her life. with the disturbing footage from the funeral procession, we regret the intrusion into what should have been a peaceful procession. we've urged respect for the mourners and the family at this sensitive time. >> the president of the united arab emirates and the leader of its capital abu dhabi has been laid to rest. the uae has announced 40 days o

the united nations security council has condemned her killing. the un also said it was shocked by footage of mourners being attacked by israeli forces. well, we, we've just seen the video coming from this and it's edison, very shocking to us. ah, obviously we'll try to gather more information about exactly what's happened here. oh, it clearly i, as in all cases, we want to make sure that the basic rights to freedom of assembly and, and of course the right to freedom of peaceful demonstration are, are protected and upheld. the white house says it's deeply disturbed by pictures of the attack on the funeral procession. press secretary gen saki says that should have been a day to remember the life of serene. we have all seen those images. they are obviously deeply disturbing. we. this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there, the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost her life on. we know that there is we with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession. today in jerusalem, we regret the intrusion to w

the tragedy is, they've turned the united nations security council -- the meeting, at the dawn of this war, was -- by russia, the aggressor. this is a body of united nations i was created to prevent this type of war. one of the casualties, and rubble effects of this war, is the degree to which they made a mockery of the international system that was set up after world war ii, with the united nations as its center. this is going to be another sad display of russia's disregard and disrespect for those institutions. >> isn't that part of what russia wants to do? putin wants to destroy the reputations of these institutions of the west. >> yeah, absolutely. he wants to make them look feckless. he wants to demonstrate that the leverage he has within them, as permanent men burr of the united nations security council. he wants to use them as a venue to spread russian propaganda and conspiracy theories. these nonsense assertions about biological weapons. that's part of his effort to sow chaos, and make it seem like nothing matters, no institutions better, he can do it every once as an aggressor

and finally, be in the united nations security council passed a, a resolution about ukraine. and it was, it was, it was, it wasn't very specific. i mean, least, there was some kind of agreement here. but it's, and as we think about this day victory day, it really pains me that there are so little, little awareness that a major conflict is in the making. and i, and that's what we should, you know, that's what she considered today. what has been lost and what can be lost again, and i think we're still, we're still are not fairly safe for major conflict and trajectory of things in all this recent weeks. you know, new york times and talking about. so, you know, they alleged real support of the us intelligence for any military operations can stop rushing, you know, brass and other is really, you know, actually think in my view increasing the stuff like, right, our direct, right, our escalation clash. so i think that's why in my view what, what i just spoke, you know, the quality of the lease is so different from what we dealt with. you know, we'll work to shortly after the world w

and finally, in the, in the united nations security council passed a, a resolution about ukraine. and it was, it was, it was, it wasn't very specific, but i mean, least, there was some kind of agreement here. but it's, and as we think about this day bakery day, it really pains me that there are so little, little awareness that a major conflict is in the making and i and it, that's what we should, you know, that's what you should consider today. what has been lost and what can be lost again, and i think we're still, we're still are not entirely same from major conflict and trajectory of things in this recent leaks. you know, new york times in town talking about. so, you know, they alleged real support of the us intelligence for it, pretty much your ration to can stop rushing. you know, brass and other is really, you know, actually think in my view creasing re, stuff like right, our direct, right, our escalation and clash. so i think that's in my view what i just spoke, you know, the quality of the lease. it's so different from what we dealt with, you know, in one word to shortly af

ready situation making action to the united nations security council. very difficult. imagine. ok. mason richey, north korea, especially an associate professor of international politics. thank you very much. indeed for your insights today. great, thanks for having me. the number of people around the world struggling to put food on the table has searched that's according to a joint report from the un european union and the world food program. 193000000 people more than 50 different countries didn't have enough to eat. last year, that's 14000000 more than the year before. before highlights, i've got his ton european yemen as being the worst affected conflict. extreme weather on the pandemic are the main reasons for the increase? corn horn of africa is suffering its worst drought in decades. the un says millions or risk to waste and entire communities are being displaced, antimony, and has more the this used to be fertile grazing land. now it just drives a bone. life is growing increasingly difficult for these nomadic herders in eastern ethiopia and others like them across the horn of

and finally, in the, in the united nations security council passed a, a resolution about ukraine. and it was, it was, it was, it wasn't very specific. i mean, the least, there was some kind of agreement here, but it's a, as we think about this day victory day, it really pains me that there are so little, little awareness that a major conflict is in the making. and i, and that's what we should, you know, that's what she considered today, what has been lost and what can be lost again. and i think we're still, we're still are not fairly safe for major conflict and trajectory of things in all this recent weeks. you know, new york times in talking about, you know, what they alleged real support of the us intelligence for any military operations can stop rushing. you know, brass and other is really, you know, actually think in my view increasing the stuff like, right. our direct, right, our escalation clash. so i think that's why in my view what, what i just spoke, you know, the quality of the lease is so different from what we dealt with. you know, we'll work to shortly after the world

nations security council. by ending what france is calling the devastating aggression in ukraine. the urgent president putin, to allow those evacuations from the as of south steel punch in mariel to continue to get more civilians to safety. he also said franz was ready to work with international organizations to lift rushes, blockade of ukraine's food exports coming via the black sea because of big worries about global food security. and on that topic, according to the kremlin president putin pushed back saying that this was really only a problem because of the western sanctions imposed on russia and the you are currently thinking of new sanctions. president mccall also said that the west, sorry, president putin said that the west could stop what he called war crimes and atrocities, but ukrainian forces if they halted the supply of weapons to ukrainian military along the lines of what we've just seen. bar is johnson an out, so that really doesn't look like it's going to happen. but it just shows the annoyance

nations security council. it abstained from working against russia on his last spot on his last trip. in b, europe, he grabbing still more be really be visiting france and meeting president emmanuel marker. he's been recently re elected to get more on maurice tour in europe, less cross live now to foreign policy expert res shakes. speaking to us from indoor in central india. can i have you on the program today? i'm looking to evening. i think in france, what can we expect from the moody mac crohn meet? will there be any significant developments in franco indian relations? the photos, the banquet and relationship is concerning learning because we have really gone lot and this push in b, i is getting momentum, but it could be in that grid or let it be in terms of diploma or even in terms of the nation. but just from a full on these, if we would be caused by the end of them will be along with you. as part of that share you can turn to india won't read, there must be a will believe that she'll tell definitely be r

nations security council. as i told president biden yesterday, nobody can, nobody ever will accept a two-state solution in cyprus. the same is true for all other regional disputes. greece is a peace seeking democracy that always extends a hand of friendship to our neighbors. we are always open to dialogue. but there is only one framework we can use to resolve our differences, international law and the unwritten principle of good neighborly relations. but i want to absolutely clear. we will not accept acts of aggression that violate our sovereignty and our territorial rights. these include overflights over greek islands, which must stop immediately. please also note: the last thing that nato needs at a time when our focus is on helping ukraine defeat russia's aggression is another source of instability on nato's southeastern flank. and i ask you take this into account when you make defense procurement decisions concerning the eastern mediterranean. the united states has, i believe vital interests in this part o

nations security council. ah, the commissioner of the council of europe for human rights is appealed against the possible extradition of julie nathan's from britain to the us. the weekly thunder is currently in u. k. custody while london consider what to do with him next, as he's wanted in the us on espionage charges. it is my view that the indictment by the united states against mr. assigned to raises important questions about the protection of those that publish classified information in the public interest, including information that exposes human rights violations. the broad and vague nature of the allegations against mr. assange and of the offences listed in the indictment are troubling. as many of them concern activities at the core of investigative journalism in europe and beyond. consequently allowing mr. sanchez extradition on this basis would have a chilling effect on media freedom and could ultimately hamper the press and performing its task as a purveyor of information and a public watchdog and dem

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nations security council. it abstained from working against russia on his last spot on his last trip. in b, europe, he grabbing still more be really be visiting france and meeting president emmanuel marker. he's been recently re elected. geopolitical analyst will race shake, believes that india will not bow to western pressure to change its thumbs on the ukraine. conflicts were indeed anything else. mister macro, no more. the very well what let into them, what did you bring? what is his current policy? so nobody can, i should raise a prime minister like that in there will be who has the support in india new believe the way to bank in front of the pressures. because i believe in the freedom of foreign policy as well as the read them also strategic policy. and what is that what these bring in the do? what if things is right in the go what it came to right was to push priest in the war to something seemingly lost in the midst of time. but holding deep resonance today, 2 weeks before the ukrainian parliament decla

united nations security council is calling for an independent investigation into the death of alto. they're a journalist reading class. it's been meeting to discuss threat to global media, freedom here to counselor to he'd to europe state. now, with all the latest headlines, we're back with more news on algebra after the listening post. ah, what was no, no. no, no, no, no. this is, i don't need to be with you to look at him and get to me and also mentioned you open at the home and ya today. and we're going to give you what we set up for me. i'm a lot of them at the book. if you're the one i know, i mean, i mean i shooting off the edge of the to ah, this space is set for one of the most significant elections in columbus. recent history now many dear laundry park chain. after that gets up mostly conservative rule. well, columbia elect through left me toward a 1st time in its history. follow the story as it break. oh, jesse are on the plate. how israel avoid saying the price when it kills palestinians. journalists include is even mosque getting cold feet over his twitter take over. and

the more school it has a why did you in fact, all the wards in the united nations security council. it abstained from working against russia on his lost spot on his last trip. in b europe, each robin still more be really be visiting france and meeting president emmanuel marker. he's been recently re elected will just all not point foreign policy expert. good res shake believes that india will not bow to western pressure to change its stance on the ukraine conflict or anything else. mr . macro knows moody very well. what linda did you bring? what is this foreign policy? so nobody can, should raise the primary stuff like that in there will be to have people lot of support in india, new belize, the way to the bank in front of the pressures. because i believe in the freedom of foreign policy as well as the freedom also policy. and what we're going to be doing in b do what it thinks is right in the i will go. what it came to right was to bluish priest in the boy. ah ok to something seemingly lost in the midst of time, weeks before the ukrainian parliament declared its independence in aug

nations where a secretary attorney, the cherish is at briefing the security council on his trips to russia and ukraine . malice allison, his excellency. mister antonio, good terrace. and give him the floor. madam president, excellency's. i welcome this opportunity to address the security council on my recent visit to the russian federation of the ukraine. where i bare with present, put in and present zalinski on the 26 and the 28th of april, respectively. as part of my original visits, i also had discussions with president or the one in ankara and president tutor in jess off bowlens. swapped my travels, i did not means worse. i said the same sink in moscow as i did in cave, which is exactly what i have repeatedly expressed in new york. namely that russia's invasion of ukraine is a violation of 18. 30 tyler integrity and of the charge of united nations. and that it must ends for the sake of the people of ukraine, russia and the entire wolves. madam president, i visited moscow and keys with a clear understanding of the yell it is on the grounds. i entered an active war zone in ukraine

it has a way did in fact, all the wards in the united nations security council. it abstained from working against russia at the same time, it has being buying crude oil ad attractive discount prices from muscle. like many of the wisdom countries are also doing that. in fact, market players in india are hesitant to be participants in sanctions against russia. but they're also afraid offered progressions by the rest against india. well, on his last spot on his last trip in be europe, each robins still more be really be visiting, drawn and meeting president emmanuel marker. he's been recently re elected ortiz, article thing in new delhi. thank you for that and will no doubt cross you when he visits france. policy, experts on indian affairs commission go all beneath the russia has always been an important strategic partner for new danny and western politicians won't change that . i don't think so. any. i mean, it's still really laid into condemning if you will, that russia has been in the us strong ally, then india has gone back. it's not in the past. maybe i speak t

nations, vassily to be, and has doubled down on those claims, calling for the un security council to investigate. earlier this week, it rushes at president vladimir putin said moscow had obtained evidence supporting the allegations against the u. s. and ukraine. moscow suspects that ukrainian specialists were working to enhance highly lethal pathogens in collaboration with american counterparts who were allegedly in that country under diplomatic immunity . us under secretary of state, victoria newland previously confirmed that there were indeed american bio research facilities in ukraine, but said that they did not serve military purposes. former pentagon analyst, michael maloof, says that the u. s. has apparently been using ukraine as a proxy for illegal weapons research. united states isn't allowed to do that in the united states. and we've seen a summer issue arise with just the origins of coven 19 in which the united states is there. there's proof that and mountain evidence rather, that the united states did such enhancements in china when you're in a conflict area and you have t

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there are no united nations security council resolutions regarding you on southern gets oil. so the issue of teasing iranian oil, which is actually happened several times during the by then administration is illegal under international law. and your own has been very clear that if that happens, then, then you all would respond. and i think it was a terrible move by the americans because the price of oil is already very high in these kinds of instability would actually move the price of oil even higher. also, we're in the middle of very sensitive nuclear negotiations between iran in the united states. and these kinds of moves by the americans would only complicate the talks even further and wearing all this likely to lead, then this kind of pit for tat action. while the biden administration, when they came into power, they were very clear that the so called maximum pressure campaign of the trumpet ministration was not worth keeping on the wrong. nevertheless, unfortunately, they have actually been following the same playbook line by line. and they have been pressuring you on a

nations security council. while russia has been accusing washington violating international law of us has been seeking to expand its authority to unilaterally prosecute alleged war crimes abroad. washington says the move is a response to russia's military campaign in ukraine, perpetrators committing unspeakable war crimes, such as those unfolding before our very eyes in ukraine must be held to account. we have the power and responsibility to ensure that the united states will not be used as a safe haven by the perpetrators of these heinous crimes. the proposed legislation comes as us to department has launched a multi $1000000.00 program to analyze evidence of what it calls russian war crimes in ukraine. washington says it will examine satellite imagery as well as information on social media. but moscow has adamantly denied western accusations against its forces in ukraine and says some purported atrocities. there were in fact, staged by cave. we asked international law professor francis boil for his take on w

united nations security council has condemned the killing officers. ugly. un also said it was shocked by footage of mourners being attacked by israeli forces. well, we, we've just seen the video coming from this and it's, and it's very shocking to us. ah, obviously we'll try to gather more information about exactly what's happened here. but it clearly, i as in all cases, we want to make sure that the basic right to freedom of assembly and, and of course the right to freedom of peaceful demonstration are, are protected and upheld white house press. secretary jennifer sarky said she was disturbed after seeing pictures of the violent attack. we have all seen those images. they are obviously deeply disturbing. we, this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there. the memory of remarkable journalist who lost her life on we know that there is a, with a disturbing footage from the funeral procession procession today in jerusalem. we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. we've earned respect for the funeral procession. the mourners and the