the u. n. has urged all parties to immediately cease all forms of violence. the region doesn't need a new crisis. let's keep the channels of dialogue open at all levels, including at the community level and help preserve the progress achieve in the recent years. thanks to the various cooperation mechanisms. the march 23rd movement or m $23.00 is also known as the congo leaves revolutionary army. it's a rebel military group based and eastern areas of the democratic republic of congo, mainly in the province of north keybo. its leadership is made up of members of the tootsie ethnic group. they say their aim is to fight enemy groups founded by hutus, who federal wanda, after the 1994 genocide. the rebels merged with the congo. these army under a peace deal signed on march 23rd, 2009. but in 2012 they said the deal had not been upheld and broke away. naming their group the march 23rd movement. the. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests. in accra, compiling was heavily as a researcher at the center for research on the congo kinshasa in kigali, needing a

the u. n. has been clumping cash in twelf gone us on since to paul 78 maam, um some aid agencies have already before because of the looping famine and throughout expanded their program. so it's not that aid organizations have to start from scratch. of course this adds to the to with needs that are there across of count hassan. i'm but it's not that it's that, that 8 organizations would be completely unprepared. i'm to polygon today, for example, state that, that top thought and you don't already sent plains with 8 to afghanistan and that pakistan dispatched a convoy with from 8 material over land. um, so this is adding to the ada fords that were anyway, already ongoing. ok, france, marty reporting force from a capital let's take a quick look now at some of the other stores making headlines around the world. protesters class with security forces in ecuador is capital quito, on the 10th consecutive day of protests, thousands of indigenous ecuadorian have taken to the streets in response to a hike

the u. n. has been pumping cash into afghanistan since to paul 78 mum. um, some agencies have already before because of the looping family and drought expanded their program. so it's not that aid organizations have to start from scratch. of course, this adds to the to could needs that are there across afghanistan. but it's not that it's that that 8 organizations would be completely unprepared and the polygon today, for example, state that, that top top and you don't already sent plains with aids, to ask on a song. and that pakistan dispatched a convoy with um, a material over land. um, so this is adding to the ada fords that were anyway, already ongoing. okay, france, marty reporting for us from a capital let's take a quick look at some other stories making headlines at this hour. major flooding has forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of people in southern china with more rain expected water levels in the pearl river delta have reached their highest level at almost a century in parts of one don't per province. schools and offices have closed and r

now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world, and the u. n. has said that more than a 3rd of sedans, population, and mili, $44000000.00 is facing food insecurity, political instability, climate change, and rising global food prices are said to have contributed to the crisis un toward food program has warned. the situation is likely to worsen if sedan doesn't get food. shooting outside a church in the us state of alabama has left, 2 people did and one other injured. they say they detained the suspect, but declined to give further details. the incident comes as us lawmakers negotiate . you can't safety laws in the wake of recent mass shootings. a panel investigating the u. s. capital insurrection has said that former president, donald trump, tried to force form of vice president my, hence to overturn the 2020 election results. right. as i said, to have come with in close proximity to pence, who resisted the pressure and returned to his duties presiding over the vote county ohio. positively. and as congress holds hearings on the january 6th insur

the u. n. has said more than a 3rd of sedans. population of nearly 44000000 is facing a cheap shoed insecurity. political instability, climate change, and rising global food prices are said to have contributed to the crisis. ewan's world food program has warned. the situation is likely to woodson. if sedan doesn't get food, i react to kevin spicy was granted bio by london judge after appearing in court on sexual offense charges. a plea hearing has been sent from mid july. the alleged assaults against several men took place between 20052013. spicy denies any wrong. doing well is one of the biggest out events in the world. and one of the most ground breaking documented takes place for a 100 days. every 5 years in the german city of castle, this time everything is different. the shows being directed by collective from indonesia, and that made it less of an exhibition. and more of the happening ah, your usual hardship. this documentary is about community and fun tie, artists combined traditional sh

so it's clear that not everybody is onboard with those talks that the u. n. has proposed along with the african union and the i got. but the united nations secretary general, special representative here says he is hoping that they would join sometime sometime along the road as these talks continue. and he says that he expects them to last. if not for weeks than 4 months, have a morgan break. the very latest there from a cartoon in sudan on those talks underway. thanks very much. hipaa. well, you've been listening to our top story this past hour, the meeting between the russian and the turkish foreign ministers in ankara. the war in ukraine has been topping the agenda and turkey trying to unblock grain supplies, to ease a global food crisis. a, a turkey was positioning itself as a very much as a mediator between the 2 sides. russia meanwhile, very much playing down the issue of its role in the global food crisis. even saying perhaps this was imaginings of the west, that there was no crisis to speak of. and the port blockades can be blamed on ukraine for not d,

even the u. n. has condemned these actions, but politics, as they say, has no conscience. the paradox, as we previously mentioned, is that the british government has criticized the president of wander and the human rights situation in that country. however, british interests have been ultimately decisively for the sake of these interests, the british government has turned a blind eye to a great many things. meanwhile, u. k, p m. boys, johnson says that the deportation of asylum seekers coming from africa and the middle east will help tackle human trafficking as after london has accepted over 60000 ukranian refugees during the last 3 months. se mercury again believes that the british government is treating as refugees unequally. according to the you case statement, the presence of refugees on his territory is costing 5000000 pounds a day. they say they are fighting against illegal migration and use that to justify any laws adopted by the government. they've made an exception for ukrainian refugees, so they can enter the country with or without a visa and gain a full range o

the u. n. has launched a crowd funding campaign, a potential oil spoke could cause an estimate of $20000000000.00 and damage. the tanker was built close to half a century go and subsequently converted into a floating storage facility. it hasn't undergone sufficient maintenance work since the many civil war ruptured 8 years ago. we heard from a regional expert who believes western pers don't really care about problems in the developing world despite what they should develop, service the data according to the charter of nations. environmental rights became one of the fundamental lights of the human being. the full a sample is some sort of real need and it could be to treat these environmental catastrophic issue, especially in the sea. but now we see a lot of friends, especially on the west u, and unfortunately he's motivated by the dominic countries, especially us, greek, that's an and frame. and for the middle east and the south country are not on there . these are just focusing on just the prob

my name is peter scotts, and these the top stories this our u. n. has condemned to us a violation of international law, a ukrainian attack on a maternity hospital in done yeske. women in labor, among other patients, were evacuated to the basement where medical staff continued to help them as part of the building cold fire. there was no military presence in the medical facility, but no casualties were reported among the patients and a mother to be to be told us what's happened pregnant women and those were there any born babies are sitting there other one to cover how the key to the managed to find shelter, which i know, but most likely ever managed to this is the city came under the worst shelling since the conflict began us, according to local officials and a quick one. and you may find some of the following images, disturbing. 5 people were killed in the attack, including a mother and a child, and more than 30 wounded with us as hundreds of missiles and artillery shells were fired into the city. with the towns at market place suffering direct hits

the u. n. has suspended humanitarian aid to them. so i think of something crisis caused by the conflicts in ukraine. united nations, it says it must diversify its food supplies to force to focus on helping other countries and regions in need. the organisations, a few program has claimed that it had exhausted all alternatives before making the soft decision to slash a self. su, done. we got reaction from some local people who say the us decision cannot be justified when so many lives on the line. they have flooding, we have economy and crisis. we have a lot of crisis, it's also done. so as we assess it and we need help, we are asking for help. so and then the u. n is the one who's helping us, who providing us the basic needs. if they stop this needs how he's going to survive . as this also means how he's going to survive, it can never be fair. not only that people have tested and but anyway, because in africa measuring we depend, will depend on that. the stems over other countries. so much here is also a lot of problem hunger no educa

the u. n. has launched a crowd funding campaign hoping to collect at least $5000000.00 within a fortnight's time. a potential oil spill could cause an estimated $20000000000.00 in damages. the tank was built nearly 5 decades ago and subsequently converted into a floating storage facility. it hasn't undergone sufficient maintenance work since the yemeni civil war up to date, years ago. we heard from the international 1st specialist who said western countries really don't pay attention to problems far from the border to develop service. and that's according to the charter of the nation's environmental rights, became one of the fundamental flights of the human being before a sample of some sort, some sort of real need to treat these environmental catastrophic issue, especially in the back seat. but now we see a lot of w and especially on the west and you and unfortunately it's multi rated by the dominic countries, especially us. that's an and frame. and for the middle east and the south country ar

b u. n. has launched a crowd funding campaign hoping to collect at least $5000000.00 within a fortnight. the tanker was constructed close to 50 years ago and then converted into a floating storage facility. now it hasn't undergone sufficient maintenance works and c, m, any civil war? a rough did in 2014 ok. yeah. a few questions surrounding that isn't there? let's said delve into them with the new stuff, a director of the asia center for studies translation. you're welcome to the program. so there we have, you know, let's work at this. we're western countries sending billions of dollars in military stroke, lethal h, ukraine. but they're on able to pay another $20000000000.00 to prevent what could be a environmental catastrophe in the middle east and indeed spread a further. why is that? you think? first of all, thanks a lot for inviting me for this important program. however, she did go for the beth, according to the charter, been at nations environmental rights, became one of the fundamental

as the u. n. has a dismal record globally. it is a double edged sword. i mean, the world sinned remembers very clearly what happened when more or less the same thing was proposed for iraq with oil for food scandal, which ended up becoming a buckle of corruption. now on the other hand, yes, the struggle in libya, a great deal of it is over the oil rubbing. so you have an argument on both sides that the real question is, what is the mechanism there? propose it and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be i, you know, them record as a report, just send it directly to the united nation, not only live. yeah. but throughout much of the world being, especially in africa and the live as being really quite dismal un human rights office is calling for an independent probe into the killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan security forces. the incident took place last week when hundreds of people stormed at the border of an autonomous spanish city in northern africa. and then a bit of warning. you might find the falling footage, disturbing.

the u. n. has been working on a plan, working with turkey and with russia to get the grain out of the port of odessa through the black sea, which is mainly controlled by the russian navy with much of it mind. now, for the 1st time, the russian ambassadors ignited nations and sounded positive about the negotiations . we're not responsible for the, for the, for establish himself. the unsafe corridors were said that we could provide safe passage if these quoted was an established and boost them as them. it's obvious, it's either that in mind that then it, that he which was mind by the ukrainians, or to ensure that the passage goes around those minds that they become. so what is russia get out of all of this? while there is a 2nd part of the plan, according to the united nations, which would bring russian grain and russian fertilizer to the global market. although the spokesperson for the secretary general is giving you details. in order to, to, for this to go forward, there will be a need for agre

the u. n. has suspended humanitarian aid to them. siting a funding crisis course by the conflict in ukraine. the un say is it must now diversify its 3rd suppliers to focus on helping other countries and regions in need. the organizations food program has claimed that exhausted all alternatives before making a tough decision to slash aid to south sedan. we got reaction from some local to say the un decision cannot be justified when so many lives are on the line. how flat we have economy and crisis. we have a lot of crisis in south sedan. so as we assess it needs, we need help. we are asking for help. so and then the u. n is the one who is heading to providing us their basic needs. if they call this needs, how are we going to survive as it's also the needs, how are you going to survive? it can never be fair. not only that people have tested on but anyway, because in africa majorly we defend would have been under other countries. so much here is also facing a lot of problem hunger no education, ac

the u. n. has urged all sides to negotiate in good faith. belgium's king philly has returned the 1st of some 84000 artifacts looted from the democratic republic of congo during his countries. brutal colonial will. the 1st time a belgian monarch has traveled to the d. r. c. in more than a decade, king fleet reaffirmed his deepest regrets for the exploitation racism, and acts of violence during the countries 75 year rule, during which up to $10000000.00 congress. these people were killed. but he again stopped short of apologizing. for my 1st trip in congo here, as i'm facing, the cumberland people to those who today are still suffering from it. i want to re offend my most deepest regrets. for these past women will marry claire for re is the human rights defender. and she says, belgium old d r c, a formal apology, the congo used to be on by your team for do so them on actually the voucher monarchy. and then it was faxed to the belgian states at the government. so really, that's been a lot of suffe

n. has condemned as a violation of international law. we hear from people out the medical facility. we heard the commotion and ran into the basement, the walls, the windows were shaking. we ran to the basement and spend the night there. women were giving birth to right in the basement. it's, we're relying here on the floor and all of us fragmented.

ah, i know the u. n. has warned the world should widen its gauge from the war ukraine and act immediately to prevent somalia from sliding into famine. 4 consecutive rainy seasons have failed in the horn of africa, triggering the worst drought in more than 40 years. trout and disease have killed about 3000000 lives talk over the past year. this is left families unable to rely on their heads for meet milk and trade. as the ukraine conflict pushes up global food and fuel prices. 71000000 people nearly half the population are already going hungry with more than 200000. on the brink of starvation, 386000 children are an urgent need of treatment for life threatening money, attrition in 2011 when famine killed hundreds of thousands of people. that number was 340000 b u. n says or near 3rd of the 250000000 dollars needed to prevent a catastrophe has been raised. and if nothing is done, they'll be an explosion of child death. welcome web reports from the somali port city of cas, my. you went to the law. he bully,

the u. n. has condemned as a violation of international law, ukrainian attack, ornaments, urgency hospital in dunn, yeske women in labor among the patients were evacuated to the basement where medical staff continued to help them as part of the building called fire. there were no military personnel in that medical facility at the time, but no casualties were reported among the patients. i'm of the to be told us what happened now pregnant women and dos with their newborn babies are sitting there every one to cover. how the key to the managed to find shelter, which i know, but most likely ever managed to thus is the city came under some of the worst shelling since the complete began according to local officials. now quick running, you may find some of the following images, disturbing. 5 people were killed in the attack, including a mother and a child, and more than 30 wounded. thus, as hundreds of missiles and artillery shells were fired into the city with the towns marketplace, suffering direct

know the story to bring you today, the u. n. has given us stark warning, not the on falling global food crisis is putting more and more people on the brink of starvation. the conflict in ukraine isn't just increasing hunger conditions within the country or even within the region. the number of people who are on the brink of famine is now about 48900000 in 43 countries. that is really dramatic. well, the most drastic situation really is africa, particularly the sa hail region. that's a 5000 kilometer belt of land, south of the sahara desert, 18000000 people, their face, severe starvation in the upcoming months, due to the combination of the ukraine conflict. the pandemic and climate change, hunger that is already at quote, an alarming level you'll find is likely to worship by the end of the summer. i'm marty has been reporting from molly one of the most affected states in the region. the forces of what i do companies like other countries in the sal region. molly is facing a food crisis caused by drought, due to climate change, as

issa and fighting is still raging in east and ukraine, but the u. n. has warned, there will be no winners. russian forces are close to taking complete control of don bus region, members of ukraine's foreign legion. i've arrived in the city of fur de nets to help pushed back russian troops. at least one person has been killed in sedans, capital, where thousands of marquis the 3rd anniversary of the killing of a 128 people at a sit in protest victims families. survivors is still demanding justice after the attack by security forces in 2019 opposition groups in a democratic republic of congo, calling to the government to cut diplomatic ties with rwanda. there protesting against ruined as a ledge support for the armed rebel group. m 23, which god fed 9 years president joe biden has hailed the creation of an extra 390000 jobs by u. s. employees in may biden praise what he called a near historic low level of unemployment. at 3.6 percent. the increase in jobs comes amid ongoing concern about high inflation and interest rates. our white house correspondent, ki

n. has condemned as a violation of international law. we hear from people out the facility the walls, the windows were shaking. we ran to the basement and spent the whole night there. we were alive on the phone, all of us pregnant. we were crying. the head of nato suggest ukraine may have to consider seating territory to reach a peace deal with russia. there's a potential risk of the conflict further escalating also coming up on the program this, our new delhi sounds firm against the w t o is restrictions on subsidized agriculture and made growing pressure on india from the with tuesday, june the 14th at 4 pm here in moscow, you're welcome to the news r t. i'm union o'neill. we begin with news just coming in to our 6 people have been wounded in a shelling attack on a russian village in the western brianna screeching that some 50 kilometers from the ukrainian border. dozens of houses at were damaged as well in the instant it is being reported. let's in fact, show the latest footage we've just received from the area electricity and water s

the u. n. has concluded that israeli security forces fired the shot that killed al jazeera journalist, read america shreed was killed while on assignment and jeanine in the occupied west bank. but as smith reports now from west russo oh, circumstances of sharing a bo atlas killing on may. the 11th had been investigated by several international news organizations. all came to the conclusion. it was a bullet fired from an israeli rifle that killed the al jazeera correspondent and injured her colleague, elisa moody, as they covered a military raid in the occupied west bank. and this isn't now. the united nations agrees at around a half past 6 in the morning. as 4 of the journalists turned into the street leading to the camp. wearing bullet proof helmets and flak jackets with press markings, several single seemingly well aimed bullets were fired towards them from the direction of the israeli security forces. one single bullet injured elisa moody in the shoulder and another single bullet hit a black

the u. n. has slammed the attack as a violation of international law. women and labor and other patients were forced to evacuate to the basement where medical stuff continued to help them as part of the building caught fire. there was no military presence in the medical facility and take a look at this. this image has been circulating on social media and shows a baby in the intensive care unit next to a window broken from a blast wave during the attack. the child was born prematurely and couldn't be disconnected from the ventilator. so it was impossible to bring the new born into the basement medical personnel remained with the baby, who has survived on our t. crew made their way to the hospital to hear 1st on what occurred dangers could any monsoon. there were sol, babies in the intensive care unit, one of whom, in the rather serious condition, was placed on the ventilator. the rest also needed oxygen supply, so it was impossible to move them into the basement. so the doctor's followed the sch

i'm peter scott's and the, the top stories this, our d, u. n. has condemned to a violation of international law and in the mass ukrainian shelling of don. yes, that's after maternity hospital hospital was its uncalled fire. patients were evacuated into the basement where medical staff continued to help them. no casualties were reported at the hospital or the expectant mothers told us what happened. pregnant women dos are there. any born babies are sitting there other one to cover how the key to the managed friend shelter, which i know, but most likely ever managed to us as a city came under the worst shelling since the conflict began. according to local officials. now quick warning, you may find some of the following images, disturbing. 5 people were killed in the attack, including a mother and a child, and more than 30 wounded nurses. hundreds of missiles and artillery shells were fired into the city with the towns marketplace. suffering direct hits, the head of the republic accuse ukraine of using prohibited methods of war by directly striking

the saw and 5, you still have raging in east ukraine, but the u. n. has warned that will be no windows. russian forces are close to taking complete control of a don't less reason. members of ukraine's foreign legion arrived in the city of fur donuts to help push back the russian troops. at least one person has been killed in 2, dawns comfortable, injury purchased march, 3rd anniversary, to leave a 120 people. at a sits in protest victims, families and survivors are still demanding justice of the attack by security forces to opposition, groups and democratic republic of congo. according to the government to tut, diplomatic ties with rwanda, there protesting against ruined that alleged support, the arm rebel group, m $23.00, which could gaudy denied. at least 4 people been killed and dozens of others injured. following a trained derailment in southern germany, dominic cane has this report now from berlin. this was the scene that confronted rescue. as these carriages were packed with passengers, many of whom are injured. it's understood, some of the peop

the u. n. has condemned as a violation of international law, a ukrainian attack on a maternity hospital in done yet. women in labor, among other patients, were evacuated to the basement where medical staff continued to help them as part of the building caught on fire. there was no military presence in that medical facility, but no casualties were reported among the patients and the mother to be told us what happened. pregnant women and those with their newborn babies are seating that everyone to cover how the key to the manage to find shelter. we don't know that most likely ever manage t this is the city came under some of the worst shelling since the conflict began. according to local officials, now quick warning, you may find some of the following images. disturbing. 5 people were killed in the attack, including a mother and a child, and more than 30 wounded. this is hundreds of miss $1000.00 salary shells were fired into the city with the towns marketplace suffering direct. it's according to

even the u. n. has condemned these actions, but politics as they say, has no conscience. the paradox, as we previously mentioned, is that the british government has criticize the president of wanda and the human rights situation in that country. however, british interests have been ultimately decisive. for the sake of these interests, the british government has turned a blind eye to a great many things. just in terms of what the british prime minister is saying by johnson states that the partition plan will help talk of human trafficking with number 10. also questioning why masses of migrants end up in the u. k. after going through so num safe countries such as france. a point to note is a britain i was accepted over 60000 ukranian refugees during the past 3 months, no love issue. samira. kui again, believes london is treating its asylum seekers on equally yes, according to the you case statement, the presence of refugees on his territory is costing 5000000 pounds a day. they say they are fighting against illegal migration and use that to justify any laws adopted by the g

the u. n. has urged sudanese people to unite and whole talks in good faith will bring in our guests in a moment. first he but morgan reports from the capital, hostile sudanese, political parties, and the army are coming together for talks. they haven't done this since the military took power 8 months ago. the participants say they want to end the political impasse created by the takeover, which has left for them without a fully functioning government. and in political and economic turmoil, the united nations, the african union, and the regional body, i, god are facilitating but talks aim of this dialogue is to reach a consensus on the constitutional arrangements. agree on a prime minister, prepare for elections. the tripartite mechanism is only a facilitator. it's up to the sudanese who are the stakeholders to decide on the outcome for dance transitional period was derailed when the military took power last october. it dissolved a 2 year government that was meant to lead to down to democracy af

according to the u. n. columbia has the 2nd highest numbering land mines victims in the world. this is the result of more than 60 years of internal strife between the armed forces, gary de groups and drug gangs. over the years, the country has become an expert undermining, following an agreement with natal 11 columbia and the men specially start now said to train ukrainian soldiers in clearing war affected territories. islam with an auto e representation, a great honor, and a great way for us to represent colombia in the world by sharing the knowledge our soldiers have acquired over the years. when was that also allows it is important to share this with columbia as allies so that they can deal with problems arising from the threats they face, where and the conflicts they experiencing. so going to say that they can solve them well, you can plan, but it will mirrorless. oh no. i gorgine to columbia military at the height of the conflict around 80 percent of the weapons used to were anti personnel mines and none conventional explosive devices. like this book, bomb quote that explo

according to the u. n. columbia has the 2nd highest numbering landmine victims in the world. these is the result of more than 60 years of internal strife between the armed forces, karita groups and drug gangs. over the years, the country has become an expert undermining, following an agreement with natal 11 columbia. the men specialist are now set to train ukrainian soldiers in clearing were affected territories. islam in grandmother e, representation, a great honor, and a great way for us to represent colombia in the world by sharing the knowledge our soldiers have acquired over the years. when was that also allows it is important to share this with columbia's allies so that they can deal with problems arising from the threats they face that we have and the conflicts they experiencing sequences so that they can solve them well if you plan, but it will mirrorless. oh no. i gorge into colombian military at the height of the conflict around 80 percent of the weapons used to were anti personnel mines and none conventional explosive devices like this book, bomb quote that explode