centered international system, and the international order based on international law. china has been involved in multilateral affairs. it is a member of almost all universal, intergovernmental organizations and over 600 international conventions. it has concluded more than 27,000 bilateral treaties and fulfilled international obligations. china abides by the universal declaration of human rights and has made efforts to strengthen its human rights against attempts to politicize human rights and work to promote healthy development the international conference corporation. as a member of the developing world, tenant will forever stand with other developing countries. we will continue to speak up for other developing countries, help them overcome difficulties, and support efforts to raise representation of european countries in international affairs. developing countries no longer the silent majority. china and other developing countries have spoken out for justice and become a pillar of promoting development corporations and safeguarding equity and justice. china has been

this has created another problem to the international community. we are plunging into the worst of her state since world war ii, owing to the high handedness of some countries attempting to replace the current international order with a rules-based international order governed by the unilateral western values. the q1 was founded in reflection of expectations and desire of humankind for wanting to see no more of the scourge of the world words. the present reality calls for the united nations to promote cooperation and reconciliation and unity among its member states at discharge and it riches mandates. -- righteous mandates. achieving overall over the most of the country while overcoming the difficulties and obstacles. i hope that the successes gained will make a positive contribution to the deliberation for overcoming challenges and finding transformative solutions by the international community. the unprecedented crisis caused by the virus presented a very critical problem and served as a location to test the capacity of the country. but the gover

international observers are on the scene. they are monitoring the post and seeing that it is due leash over the full commission. so we are trying to see if the process is free. yes, it is back on home soil, 55 captured military personnel from russia and the door and bathroom publics who were at least in a prison of swap with ukraine, recount their road, deal with the beat me with the chair kicking me and hit me with the mob, they beat me because of a broken chair. they said your cattle, you broke our chair and they started hitting me on the head again. the jab knew with all sorts of needles in my ear, my nose just to mock me. both of us treasury department lift internet sanctions and expands the range of online services available to iranians. following a week long protests in the country over the death of a young woman, reportedly in police custody with saturday night here at moscow and a very well welcome to you. this is oxy international, so it is day number 2 and voting is well underway at the historic referendums being st

centered international system, and the international order based on international law. china has been involved in multilateral affairs in all fields. it is a member of all universal intergovernmental organizations and a party to over 600 international conventions. it has concluded more than 27,000 financial treaties and fulfilled in good faith its international obligations. china abides by the universal declaration of human rights and has made relentless efforts to protect and strengthen its human rights. we stand firmly against attempts to letter-size human rights and work to promote healthy development of international human rights corporations. as a member of the developing world, china will stand with other developing countries. we are heartened to see the rapid progress achieved the developing world in recent years and will continue to speak up for other developing countries. help them overcome difficulties and support efforts to raise the representation and the state of developing countries in international affairs. developing countries are no longer the silent ma

and warrant investigation by the international criminal court. at present, there is little to no prospect of any criminal investigation into these matters by the domestic authorities. israel has announced that it will not refer the matter for criminal investigation. the palestinian authority is unable to fully investigate the case due to the lack of cooperation and trust between them in israel to fully investigate would require access to the members of the israeli forces involved and the weapons used. there is no other authority 30 with jurisdiction over the crimes alleged that is investigating or has investigated these cases and submitted those allegedly responsible for prosecution. it is precisely these circumstances whether did smith's domestic authorities are either unwilling or unable to investigate that full within the icy seas mandate and for which the i c. c was established. the targeting and killing of journalists working on the front line is an issue that we should all as members of the international community take seriously. as we have

the work of the international criminal court and the independent international commission of inquiry established by the human rights council is crucial in this documentation and analysis. we support this work as well as the work of the ukrainian courts in the investigations that they have opened. friends alongside its partners will continue to work around this front. i now resume my function as president of the council and negative the floor to the representative of ukraine. >> thank you, mr. president. distinguished members of the security council, i also recognize here the representative of terrorist russia in the permanent seat of the soviet union. i would like to thank the under-secretary-general dicarlo, assistant secretary general mrs. brands kehris and mrs. drik for their presentations. the horrific effects on human suffering from the russian occupiers brought to our attention again proved that the only option to end this war is to hold the aggressors accountable for their criminal actions. criminal. the huge records of crimes in the territories of ukraine and the criminal bac

working with our partners we drew the attention of the international community. we also, issued by a secretary of state, secretary of state blinken, released a statement on june 7th after the release of that first report by the coi firmly opposing the commission of inquiry and it's one-sided biased approach. we will continue to push for a reduction of resources to the coi. we were successful last december in the un's fifth committee, the budget committee, in 25% reduction in staffing positions. the issue of working with our partners i think is critical here. and we will continue to do so. >> thank you, i appreciate it, and when it comes to russia i know that there is obviously a lot of criticism of the un, particularly its effectiveness, and russia repeatedly uses its role as a p5 member on the un security council to block crucial votes particularly related to its unprovoked war against ukraine. through china and russia wielding such veto powers, the war in ukraine, other crises around the world, the war in syria, the genocide against uyghurs in china, have essen

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major international issues should be handled by all countries and international roars she drawn up by all countries together. no countries above others and no country should abuse his power to bully either sovereign countries. nor did we should advocate and practice true multilateralism promote equity of all countries in terms of rights, rules and opportunities. and you shall build a new type of international relations between mutual respect, equity, and justice, and a win win corporation. mister president and colleagues from china as a permanent member of the security council and the world's largest developing country is committed to solidarity and corporation with other countries. you will follow the trend of the times and pursue the shared interests of the vast majority of countries in china has been engaging in building global peace. we have been actively promoted international peace and participated international arms control, disarmament and non proliferation processes. china is the top contributor of peacekeeping personnel among the p 5. you and it is the 2nd largest founding c

and other international organizations. ready and with members safe to make sure that any initiative, any people initiative that goes there to add that did thoughtful is based on that international consent. i want to ask you about energy because this is something that is affecting our viewers. ordinary people around the world. price of petrol, gas heating, gothic tricity is skyrocketing. carter is one of the biggest providers of, ah, goslin, alan g, around the world. and what is, ah, cut out his role in trying to find a solution to this global energy crisis. what are you doing to about it's well there at the he's on the pilot, the feature to. ready we are facing an unprecedented and educated from the well to the exacerbated of course, by the conflict and ne, in ukraine and ad. but it is not just a product of this, a conflict in ukraine. it has been going on for years now. and that, that has been highlighting the fisher, they need for diversification, the need for more innovative this solution. and as if i find the fit, the

we cannot continue to have a 2 tier system in the international international organizations. otherwise we will continue to see how smaller nascent and non nato nations a defect from these organizations really do not feel they'll get fair treatment. he heard the person biting to they talk about the idea of allowing the african nations brewbay nations to have representatives. only permanent security council will veto power. but as of right now, most of those small nations have no voice at all. the people will pals dance and have the ability to simply vote on statehood and have it recognized by the international community and that be the end of it. if we're talking about international democracy in real rules based order right now, is all about making sure that the money interest, stay in power to make shorted the nation, are basically one world war 2 are continue to have, has more power over the world. i think that as a disquieting situation for the majority of nations, they are trying to move from, quote, unquote, developing and to be into self sufficiency as accusations fly to

this is all the more so with winter approaching, going forward, the continued presence of international inspectors from the i. e. a will remain essential in order to assess safe operations and to stabilize the situation at the 00 power plant. we welcome the i e. s. commitment to remain on the ground while at the same time undertaking further periodic technical visits. ultimately, however, the parties to the conflict and international community must work towards a return to normalcy. as soon as possible, the most crucial step for this is a cessation of hostilities and a diplomatic end to this conflict. all of us on this council must do all we can to support every effort to this end. thank you mister president. george mfc. i think the representative of united arab emirates for a statement and i know give the floor to the representative of double mess him. should was you don't think i miss president. i would like to thank the secretary in general. i a rival grosse for information on his visit of separation. andy in secretary general, i think some for the useful information they provided on

although security checks are not prohibited under international humanitarian law. we are concerned that such checks and detentions that may follow, take place outside any legal framework, and do not respect the principles of necessity and proportionality. the practice has resulted according to credible reports received by which a char, in numerous human rights violations, including of the rights to liberty, security of person and privacy. in cases that our office has documented during subtraction russian armed forces, an affiliated arm groups have subjected persons to body searches, sometimes involving force nudity and the details regains about the personal background. family ties, political views and allegiances of the individual concerned. they examine personal belongings, including mobile devices, and gathered personal identity, data, pictures, and fingerprints. in some cases, those awaiting filtration equals or an unequivocal an overcrowded premises sometimes without adequate access to food. water and sanitation are particularly concerned that women and girls a

this is alarmed a number of international groups, including the world health organization. the woodland can do this, it has the means or is as the will it came together to weeks ago and did a very good job in helping ukraine to export its grains. okay, that's a good job. but why can't we also push as a global community? so that the 6000000 people can get put to it. medicines to be treated in telecom, talked to their people bank to access their money and media so that they can speak, and then the wooded can know about they're, they're problems. samuel get at you again says the conflict will have long lasting consequences and may drag the entire region into chaos. you know, this conflict once again, i can't a highlighted enough hallmark. it has truly of faith that if you're not just in the to gray region, but i'm car enough far and far beyond, there are no minutes of people not and even the u. n. has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us. if you're a goes back to me or of, you know, conflicts, famine, if you don't stop, well, if you don't slow down this

we must respond as an international community, and international community that still respects the un charter . we know what russia will say about all of this. they will deny, deny, deny but there's a simple way to know if any of this is true . let the united nations in. give the independent observers access. give ngos access. allow humanitarian access. let the world see what is going on. as security council members are here to promote international peace and security and uphold the un charter. at a minimum i hope each of us here today acknowledges that all persons subject to filtration need access to un and humanitarian agencies as soon as possible so that we can verify their well-being as we heard today from ohc, chr. until russia provides that access , we will have to rely on the evidence we have accumulated and the brave testimony of survivors. the picture they paint alongside the mounting reports is chilling. colleagues, there will come a day when we are gathered in this council to condemn russia's federations attempt to annex more of ukraine's territory. and i will ask that you

charter and international law. at present, thousands of ukrainian civilians, including hundreds of children have been killed or injured mostly by russians or bombardment of urban areas. every day, an average of five children are killed or injured. almost every child in ukraine has been scarred by the nightmare of war, from violence to family separation. some 14 million people have been forced to flee, the majority women and children. the situation will only get worse with winter approaching, and gas and electricity supplies dwindling. the conflict has supercharged a triple crisis of food, energy and finance. this is driving millions more people into extreme poverty and hunger, and reversing years of progress and development. together with our humanitarian partners on the ground, we have provided aid to nearly 13 million people in need. it is essential that humanitarian workers have unhindered and safe access to all those requiring assistance wherever they may be. >> madam president, we have documented the unaccepta

we must respond as an international community, an international community that still respects the un charter. we know what russia will say about all of this. they will deny, deny, deny. but there's a simple way to know if any of this is true. let the united nations in give the independent observers access, give in jails, access, allow humanitarian access, let the world see what is going on. as security council members, we're here to promote international peace and security, and pull the un charter. at a minimum, i hope each of us here to day acknowledges that all persons subject to filtration need access to you in humanitarian agencies as soon as possible so that we can verify their well being. as we heard today from o h, c, c, h, r, until russia provides that access. we will have to rely on the evidence we have accumulated, and the brave testimony of survivors. the picture they paint alongside, the mounting reports is chilling. colleagues, there will come a day when we're gathered in this council to condemn rushes, the russian federations attempts to annex more of ukraine's territor

busy in this regard and could draw a international attention and create an international pressure beyond the west. from the mon western world, the was ukraine, you know, to stop preparing the stage for a new new blue design. i guess we will have to wait and see, i hope you're right, but for the time being made sure we have to take a very short break. we'll be back in just a few seconds they can ah a . 2 a, i think 70 percent of even 80 percent of your people for why serbia in this you'll see i won't go through trinity go, it means i won't this best with this one. me not a toyota. me sale possibly to login and then roseann those and with . mm hm. mm i welcome back to world important victories. so slip deputy director at the center for comprehensive european and international studies at the higher school of economics in moscow. mitre, i heard you say recently, and one of their russian political shows that in the final months of the soviet union, the united states under the george bush senior administration, was very concerned about the state of russia's nuclear industry. and they in fact i

charter, of international law, and of the statutes of the iaea. we remind the parties of their responsibilities under multilateral instruments such as the convention on nuclear safety, the joint convention on the safety of spent fuel and the convention on the physical inspection of nuclear material. we expect rationality will prevail and that fears of a nuclear disaster may be avoided. thank you. >> i think the representative of brazil for his statement. i now give the floor to the representative of albania. >> thank you, mr. president and let me also thank the secretary-general and the director general of the iaea, director grossi, for their leadership on this important issue. overnight, without any reason, the iaea inspection team was able to convert -- able to conclude its first inspection mission of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant despite extremely challenging circumstances. we think them and welcome their report. we understand this is iaea's most challenging field mission since chernobyl. the presence of iaea experts at the plant is reas

crime not only by customary international law but also by the rome statute of international criminal court as well as it is a crime under the azerbaijani criminal court, . imran: what would you expect erdogan to say to vladimir putin? do you think he's representing your case? guest: it is a very funny thing, a country which has occupied another country, created aggression, expelled azerbaijan from its territory speaking about aggression. regarding the talks and the mediators and other actors, i believe that armenia and azerbaijan should have bilateral negotiations. we've been calling that for many times. just sometime ago, a few months ago, our leaders have met in brussels several times and we have been speaking about a peace deal. but the statement was one thing. the armenian prime minister was coming back and saying completely different things, you know. in brussels when the president of the e.u. counsel was cheering the sessions they were discussing one thing and coming back and saying another thing. bilateral negotiations should be the key. of course, we are open for any mediator

international refugee and ivp law. as well as international humanitarian law and in particular, the 1949 geneva conventions and its protocol. it is worth recalling in your national humanitarian law, the parties edit an armed conflict may not promote or remove by force the civilian population of an occupied territory. this is a provision of the fourth geneva convention and international law. violation of this principle represents a war crime. mr. president, what is the experience in ukraine is a obsolete changing prices -- constantly changing crisis. this represents a priority and a challenge. various united nation agencies and humanitarian organizations have warned of the risks based -- faced by some groups. allow me to mention a three such groups. first, women. a few months ago, we heard from u.n. women about the public health risks faced by women in the region. a special representative has already warned of the impact of facilities on the disruption of services for the victims of sexual violence. she insisted on the

the work of the international criminal court and the independent international commission of inquiry established by the human rights counsel is crucial in this documentation and analysis efforts. it work and this effort to counter impunity. we support this work as well as the work of be your ukranian court in the investigations that they have opened france alongside as partners will continue to work constantly on this front. i now resume my function as president of the council, and i give the floor through the representative of ukraine. thank you mister president, distinguished members of the security council. i also recognized here the representative of terrorist russia in the berman and seat of the soviet union. i would like to think under secretary general rosemary decarlo, assistant secretary general is a bronze carries and human rights expert, alexander greek, for their substantive and truthful presentations. the heroic facts and human sufferings from the russian. okay, fires brought to our attention, has again proved that the only option to and this word is to hold the aggresso

i in this regard and could draw a gl international attention and create an international pressure beyond the west from the lawn, western world, the was ukraine, you know, blue stock preparing the stage for a nuclear does. well, i guess we will have to wait and see. i hope you're right, but for the time being mature, you have to take a very short break. we'll be back in just a few seconds. they can, ah a oh, with the aggression? no, if injured much of matter. what's working due to ms collision slope or the issue of we have any quality for russians and all we gotta do is just read them over the head and just tell them the right way to weigh them. there is going to do a little switcheroo around the was like, no, we did it on these live the with a boy with even more is on the list with one of my gloves, with marshal most convenient for you. sure. when changes with our season at the washer to work with to watch with ah ah, welcome back to world to point it's been mcchrystal slip deputy director at the center for a comprehensive european and international studies. at the higher school of econo

i'm on why a held accountable for violating international law. i think it from being held accountable. i have no idea. do you know? do you know who is protecting israel from being held accountable? the united nation and on top of the nation, the her, the the reason why a, why do a live, why this double standards with a half a medicine in human rights organizing a i'm hello can all they all, howard, i normally they want the law. they try to empty my to implement the law, but if we make a mistake, they hold on countable and they say you have made. and so they were until my home, suddenly, with israel considered that these organizations are saddest organizations and they at aid at their headquarters and a assets they confiscated their documents and burn them. they go whatever they please do when i'm good long. and the horn word is saying that this is wrong except for israel. it is saying that it is not wrong. this is what israel has done in the offices of nice human rights organizations. what would that have done if they weren't human rights organiz

to the participation of women in africa, which international firm policies, which international firm who's, who's mentioned for these, who have been enough kind of funding there were supporting gender equality, diversity women empowerment they keep talking about. yes ma'am. now i need to talk to to walk the talk. that is what time they come back to change. the taliban will change. we discuss this earlier. you think the taliban will change, but they'll take that time over. it won't, they cannot chance to caliber, but they can make sure that carla know that this is a priority for them to move forward. because of kind of thought is that a poor country, they can not move ahead without the international community support. so whenever it comes, they have to say, this is a priority, and the definition should be given by the women of a scanner. we will define our role, but it's only this faith, for example, in the last 20 years. as i said earlier. and again, i will see that in the last 7 years, it was a golden opportunity for the women of kansas on why. because from a very small little space

well, the question, if the international community chooses to listen to these well, international observers to these members of the international community and to the say of the people, the voices of the people here. well, this question is rhetorical. i have to say, but still this is nothing to, i mean this will fail and it fails to hamper the process. it fails to stew, stop people from coming to the polling stations and casting their votes as again, has i have to repeat myself. the vote enters day 3 out of 5 and we will continue to bring you live coverage of how fast i will for those of days. thanks. very much eager are rahman over to you. now? am what's the latest from the polling stations in done? yes. indeed the referendum continues here, dennis people's republic as well. we're answering our 3rd day and at this point, more than half of the population of the nest people's republic had voted. so official figures now stand add says 55 percent of the total population mind. you were still are, these are the results from the 1st 2 days. we're still have are 2 more days to go anywhere more bow

saying it should call for an international and dependent investigation. with the members of the investigating commission appointed by the un secretary general, that is the only way an impartial kind of commission report will be disclosed, as omar suggested, they've been many report condemning israel behavior. and they've not only been not supported by the us. the us and tried to suppress them, even though they were extra responsibly done. all right, thank you so much for a very interesting discussion. thank you very much. all my back south and richard fox. thank you for being on a 5 story and thank you to for watching. you can always watch this program again any time by visiting our website at all, just 0 dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story. you can of course, also join the conversation on twitter. we are adrian inside from me for back to one whole team here until hi, thanks for watching bye. for now. the news . ah. and we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across

very impassioned speech by the french president, invoking international law international order, the system that has existed since world war 2. and he says that russia is trying to go against that. he called it new imperialism and neo colonialism that's taking place. he talked to russia's actions in ukraine. he talked of war crimes in ukraine . he said that there was fear facts, and i think he was trying to appeal to all of the members of the general assembly, all the members of the united nations, 1039 countries that what russia has done is against the un charter. he said that we're clear facts. russian troops are in ukraine, yet. there are no ukrainians in russia. he said that was an absolutely clear fact. and he condemned the fake pretend, referenda, which we've had announced in the last few hours, confirmed since the got to get. so be meeting here in new york. that certainly is, is attracting the attention of many here in new york. and many of the western countries are condemning it. it's worth reminding you, that you will not call the french president is one of those who is kept

i would call for an independent international investigation by reputable international public figures. folly: interesting because as you say, the family is asking for a u.s. investigation. i want to come to you now, omar, in washington dc. but i want to read the state department's reaction. shireen of course was an american citizen in the u.s. has been a depression -- under pressure. they say they welcome the review . the u.s. reaction certainly in an interesting one here. he says if i read into it, please do not have it happen again. is this case closed as far as the americans are concerned. omar: certainly, the biden administration would like it to be closed. united states is trying to assist israel in covering up this crime. shireen was murdered, she was murdered, she was not just killed. it was a targeted killing. israel was trying to avoid responsibility entirely by initially blaming palestinian government. it was only in the face of overwhelming evidence that they were forced to admit that they might have had something to do with it. the biden administration's response is a mora

at one stage, international relations seemed to be moving toward a g-2 world. now, we risk ending up with g-nothing. no cooperation. no dialogue. no collective problem solving. but the reality is that we live in a world where the logic of cooperation and dialogue is the only path forward. no power or group alone can call the shots. no major global challenge can be solved by a coalition of the willing. we need a coalition of the world. excellencies, today, i want to outline three areas where the coalition of the world must urgently overcome divisions and act together. it starts with the core mission of the united nations, achieving and sustaining peace. much of the world's attention remains focused on the russian invasion of ukraine. the war has unleashed widespread destruction with massive violations of human rights and international humanitarian law. the latest reports on burial sites in izyum are extremely disturbing. the fighting has claimed thousands of lives. millions have been displaced. billions across the world are affected. we are seeing the threat of

international law. we are concerned about the rush of intention to stage frodo lender referendums with the aim of illegally annexing the occupied territories of ukraine. these anticipated steps follow the same tactic, the russian federation used in 2014 with regard to crimea. slovakia does not and will not recognize such an illegal annexation waiting for the mental principles of international law. we see these opportunity to read the raid once again, that the aggressor accountable for the situation is evident. and we called for an immediate succession of russian military activities in ukraine, an unconditional withdrawal of all russian troops from the whole story of ukraine. we are concerned about numerous reports that since the beginning of defenseless war of choice, the russian federation of the shoals as well as officials affiliated to the russian federation have been forcibly transferring ukrainian city civilians to areas of occupied territories of the crane and to the russian federation. these acti

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as sy lee, we are international lawyers. mr. poaching happens to be a lawyer that guarantee that countries take in political refugees, and that's for us to decided to do and to the un general assembly in new york. now where the syrian foreign minister expressed support for russia and ukraine, conflicts saying he believes moscow is defending itself. breed religiously affected syria reiterates its position on the russian special military operation in ukraine and the right of russia to defend itself and to secure its national territory. we are convinced that the russian federation is defending, not only itself, but justice and rights for humanity. the rights of every one to reject unipolar had chamonix one it's also important to note that in his remarks, the syrian foreign minister exposed the hip hop, christie of u. s. actions. the usa is currently violating serious territorial integrity with u . s. troops in syria without the permission of the internationally recognized government. here's the syrian foreign minister. then how

and create an international pressure beyond the west. from the lone western world, the was ukraine, you know, to stop for bearing the stage for a new nuclear disaster. well, i guess we will have to wait and see. i hope you're right. but for the time being mature, you have to take a very short break. we'll be back in just a few seconds. say can, ah, he's got to do is identify the threats that we have taken from taishan. let it be an arms race is on authentic, very dramatic development. only i'm going to see i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time to sit down and talk. ah ah ah, welcome back to world appointment metrics to slip deputy director at the center for comprehensive european and international studies. the higher school of economics in moscow, mitre, i heard you say recently, and one of the russian political shows that in the final months of the soviet union, the united states under the georgia senior administration, was very concerned about the state of russia, nuclear industry. and they in fact invest

where is the international community? and all of this has it got any more cards left to play given what you've just heard? well i, she, it tool key issue so that i steal their machines. they were in the fall, 2020. and this issue is the are. and he's all status of credit backed, and the 2nd issue is i did look in of transportation links in the region and the what we've seen the last 2 years the are these have these 2 issues have been stumbling blocks, are in the conflict, and to make it even perhaps more complicated. we also see that the position of either our actors involved, like russia and turkey has been also, are different on these issues. i think it was the hope of truck him and russia that by the block in transportation links are, there can be some, it can be a step further, but even this did not work. i also see that is m a difference in how to approach the conflict from our ada burgess, for example, i think are from the russian perspective, it has been kind of a step by step. there is the issue of the limitation

working with our partners we drew the attention of the international community. we also issued by a secretary of state, released a statement on june 7 after the release of the first report by the coi opposing the inquiry and its one-sided, biased approach. we will continue to push for a reduction of resources to this, we were successful last december in the fifth committee. 25% reduction in staffing positions. the issue of working with our partners i think is critical here. we will continue to do so. >> when it comes to russia, i know that there is a lot of criticism of the u.n., its effectiveness and russia repeatedly uses its role, through china and russia holding such veto powers, other crises around the world, the genocide against muslims in china has continued to go unchecked by the united nations. how would you ss the effectiveness of the u.n. to respond to these emerging -- how would you assess the effectiveness of the u.n. to respond to these emerging crises? i have a couple of quick questions after that. >> i agree that russia has done a greatest referen

its constituents in interference in china. internal affairs violates international law and basic norms. international relations and the census seriously. wrong signal to taiwan independence, separate his forces chinese firmly post to this and has launched a serious petition to the west side with more on the bill and the current state of us china relations. his art is caleb more than that, you would saying that was tensions rising in the pacific. all parties involved would be doing everything possible to de escalate the situation. however, that does not seem to be the case. we have a new bill passing for the senate foreign relations committee, and that bill is seen as a rather intense escalation with china. it provides a $6500000000.00 to taiwan in military aid. it names taiwan is a major non nato u. s. ally and it expedite arm sales to the government on taiwan. now there were 5 senators who did oppose the bill. the most vocal of them was us sen, rand paul, of kentucky. this is not a time to radically change longstanding policy without an appreciation of the consequences that may follow

nobody is asking the money from the international community. and i know that your guess from germany every, every given or let's say sensitivity. and i do, i mean, you just need the government to allow people to have their solar funds to they, it's, i mean, you know, we don't want money from germany. we don't want money from the lebanese government . we just would like to have the municipalities have their own solar farms to give their villages and explicit, or to licensed some companies locally to sell their electricity based on solar power. for example, the problem is that now when you go to the central government to ask for that, i mean those small reform don't need money thrust. you just need to ask our government to stop centralizing everything at the central government and requiring licenses and never give licenses. just allow people, for instance, to have their own solar fun without any last with us. or we have the dispatcher, we have with the zina who is a member of the amal international, n g o m o, or is doing some sterling work by wh