a failed qu into than more than 20 people arrested, including senior members of the military. u. k. police charge a 3rd russian with the attempted murder of a former spy on british soil. 3 years ago and lava continues to flow from the volcano on spain's la panama island, engulfing everything in it's ah, the united nations general assembly is opened with a stark warning from its secretary general, in what's being labeled the most serious speech he's given yet. and thought he's a parish said the world that stands on the edge of an abyss. good parish told global leaders, it's time to act on global own climate change worsening conflicts. and the corona virus. us president joe biden also spoke of a decisive decade pledging to increase funding to fight climate change. the 76. the general assembly in new york is the 1st in person gathering of the leaders since the beginning of the pandemic. i'm here to sound the alarm. the world must wake up. we are on the hedge of an obese and moving in the wrong direction. oh well, there's never been more threatened, or more divided. we faced the great this cascade of cries in our lifetimes. coffee 19 pandemic, a supersize, the glaring in the qualities. the climate cried this pummeling the planet upheaval from afghanistan with your p we. m and beyond s swatted piece allows us there is like hannah, is that the united nations for mike the un secretary general at times is found the deeply frustrated in that speech concerned. i guess that the message that he is trying to impart so passionately may be falling on their fears. well, certainly it's probably the most despairing speech i've heard by un secretary general on this type of occasion. good terrorists, clearly deeply frustrated with a number of global issues and speaking very directly to all these problems he outlined what he says are 6 points of difference. 6 bridges that need to be cross these range from gender disparity, income disparity, the covert inequality, the vaccine inequality. all of these issues looking at very, very strongly climate change as well. he pointed out that with a massive climate change conference coming up in glasgow, all the participants are still miles away from reaching some form of coherent illusions to suggest and discuss. but also very unusually. for a secondary general, he was sharply critical not directly about reading between the lines. he was shopping critical of the us and its recent deal with australia and the u. k. on the matter of things like on to put your issue intelligence deal that excluded some claim, a large number of traditional allies. now the secretary general in reference to that said, specifically, world is creeping towards 2 different sets of economic trade, financial and technology rules to divergent approaches in the development of artificial intelligence. and ultimately he continues to different military and political strategies. this is a clear reference to that us bro. could alliance recently deal with itself. we heard from president biden, president biden made that corporate national unity. he hit the benchmarks as well. busy climate change has got to be board, dec, seeing the quality has got to be extinguished. he also went out of his way to stress the importance of traditional alliances, trying to back away or not make the out cuz the lions, the most important. this is what president biden had to say. we've ended 20 years of conflict gas then. and as we close this period of relentless war, we're opening a new air of letters, diplomacy, of using the power of our development aid to invest in new ways, lifting people up around the world of renewing and defending democracy. approving that no matter how challenging or how complex the problem is, you're going to face government buy in for the people is still the best way to deliver for all of our people. had to buy the speaking a little earlier as so mike, what are some of the upcoming speeches that we should be looking out for while everybody is going to be watching very closely the speech by the chinese president and ping and particularly with regard to that alliance forged by the u. s, which most analysts agree is directly in terms of countering china's influence in the, in the pacific. now it's being criticized by france, obviously it's being criticized by a number of european nations. incidentally, president biden did have a meeting with the australian prime minister on the sidelines of the general assembly. in the course of the morning. afterwards, the white house released the statement committing the u. s. to its traditional alliances, pledging to work, stating specifically with the e. u. and nato, this once again, as the biden administration attempting to back away or dampen that massive criticism. that is follow that output alliance. i says it's called but we are likely to hear from china a direct response to this alliance. chinese spokesmen have already discuss described it as a cold war type of thinking. we are likely to hear more of the same from the chinese president. my can with the latest, the un mike for the moment. thank you. ah . authorities in sudan have blamed members of the military loyal to the former president for an attempted coup. 21 officers and a number of soldiers are being questioned after an attempt to gain control of government institutions including state tv. it's the latest threat to the countries tentative moves towards democracy. heber morgan reports from cartoon into dance capital hard to a nearby city of on demand tuesday morning. started with reports of intense military activity and closure of branches across the river nile. according to government media, who plotters were trying to take over the state media building, the military set measures were taken to contain the situation. the news of the attempted school 1st broke on faith media, the thought to reassure the public. how does it collaborate with the failed? coo attempt clearly indicates that it's necessary to reform the military and security apparatus it colson, all out. reconsideration of the transition process and the necessity to form a partnership based on the values and principles of the revolution towards a civil democratic transition. only. sedans military says senior army officials were behind the coup attempt and 21 of them. and the number of soldiers from the armored corps were arrested and would be interrogated. hours later, traffic appeared to be flowing smoothly in central, hard to including around army headquarters that officials had been targeted by the plotters who dan has been unafraid. el paso to the mccracken rule. it's long time ruler. i'm going to be, she was removed from power by the military, april 2019 following 4 months of protest. the country is now ruled by a joint civilian and military government. both sides of the transitional government have reiterated that the power sharing deal is the unique model and provide the best way for them to transition to democracy. but it hasn't been free from tension between them. political parties and the ruling coalition have accused the military of holding too much power. and the military has repeated hinted that their civil income's about other reasons does economy growth has been low. some analysts say the whole government is to blame for jesus events. it doesn't seem that this is a government because there aren't any thinking to put together a law for elections, a law for them because the sense that hasn't been done mentoring for it or the i think be design. so 8. see that even the public is now very few years. the transitional authorities say the attempt is not the 1st challenge they're faced and foiled or detected linked to factions lead to bashir. and as a sense of insecurity information, already facing high inflation and shortages of goods and services, he will morgan onto the ra cartoon police in the u. k. have charged a 3rd russian for the attempt to murder a former spy using nerve agent. the attack on sergei scrape arlena quiet english 53 years ago, led to the death of a local woman. this comes on the same day that a top european court officially blamed russia for another assassination of british soil. but as jonah hold reports, none of the 3 russians in this case are likely to face justice. this, according to britons, metropolitan police force is denise said, gaff alias. so gay fed ulta, he's charged with being the 3rd man involved in the attempted murder of sergey scrape, paul and his daughter. you live in the u. k. using the nerve agent navea shock in march, 2018. a police officer, nick bailey also became critically ill and a woman dawn sturgess died months later after she came into contact with nerve agent, left behind scrape all had been a russian spy, turns double agent feeding secrets to britain's intelligence services released as part of us by swapping settled in the wilcher city of assault breaks when he was targeted, say police by agents working for russia's g, r, use military intelligence agency. so gave is thought to have been the men in charge . prime minister maurice johnson demanded the suspect be handed over. they should recognize that our sense that justice must be done is not abated and don't sturgess an innocent member of the british public died in that event. and we want to see as a suspect candidate. but it is the 1st time that british police and prosecuting authorities have linked the crime and all 3 suspects to the g r. u. confirming the findings of independent investigations, the tree are alleged to have worked together before in bulgaria and the czech republic. so this was the 1st time they've been active in the u. k. however, it is not the 1st time that russia stands accused of going after its enemies on u. k. soil in london, in 2006 outspoken kremlin critic alexander lithonian co, died in agony after being poisoned, using a rare radioactive isotope called polonium 210 slips into his teeth in a smart london hotel, allegedly by 2 russian agents. a judgment by the european court of human rights was found that the russian state was to blame for what it described as an assassination . and i haven't even seen any results of the investigation sofa. such statements are, at the very least founded were not willing to take this ruling on board. the criminal continues to deny involvement in both the st. paul ambler pinion co cases. and another thing that's unlikely to change is that with no extradition treaty and no help from the rational authorities, all the suspects are likely to remain safe and at large in russia, joan a whole al jazeera still to come here and algebra, the taliban that says afghan girls will be allowed to go back to school, but it won't say when and the inside the sprawling border can housing thousands of haitian migrants hoping for a new life in the us. ah, ah. hello there, unsettled weather continues to dominate the picture across europe. in particular, in the east and in south west and areas, but there is still some settled weather around with some heat coming through in the south and in the northwest. if we take a closer look at brewton an island, we are seeing lots of sunshine coming through in southern areas of england. and we are going to see the fine and why weather continue over the next few days. not just the southern parts of england in particular, but also for france and into germany to the north of this though, it is looking rather wet and windy. we've got a wintry mix kicking into western areas of norway, denmark, seeing the wet and windy weather and the balkan states are in for soaking as we move into thursday. now, temperatures here are below average. we are going to, it is going to feel a lot cooler now for the south. the rain continues for much of turkey. we're going to see some really heavy downpours and storms around coastal areas of the black sea . we could see some flooding here for greece, a few spotty showers. we got a northerly wind that's gonna bring the temperature down in athens, but by the time we get into friday, the sunshine is going to come back through and the temperature will sit in the mid twenties. that sure weather update the on air or online. the parts at the debate or pacific people, the ocean, is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when know topic it off the table. it's a shooting atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t s. d like symptom, jump into this dream and julian global community. if you are lied on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this dream now does era. oh, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, the united nations general assembly is opened with a stark warning from a secretary general in what's to be labeled the most serious species given. yet i'm pony with parish said the world, but stands on the edge of one of the police in the u. k. have charged a 3rd russian for the 2018. that poisoning of the former double agents said k screen. they also confirmed all 3 suspects. worked for russian military intelligence where people have been forced to evacuate their homes after volcanic eruption on one of spain, canary islands on sunday. the neighborhood of 2nd, they are still is the latest in the path of flowing lava. but towards top story now the un general assembly, which is currently underway and a pre recorded address surrounds president said the country supports nuclear talks that result in the lifting of us sanctions. we want nothing more than what is rightfully ours. we demand the implementation of international ruth. all parties must stay true to the nuclear deals and the un resolution in practice. 15 reports released by the i a have a tested to the hearing stuff, iran to its commitment. however, the united states has not yet discharged its obligation, which is lifting sanction. now, ron come, rabbi is a professor of government at georgetown university in katherine. he joins us now by skype from the professor. thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. what did you make of the uranium president speech there any surprises or pretty much where we would have expected it's pretty much what we would have expected. we see that at least the iranians are seeing the biden administration as a continuation of the trump administration, with lack of substantive changes in the american position in the negotiations in vienna. and i suppose the lifting of the sanctions really as your mentioning is their main point didn't make any difference. do you think in that address whether it was directed a president by the no president trump? no, it didn't. i think what the ronny ends are indicating is that the american position hasn't changed. american president might have changed. administrations might have changed. personalities might be different, but the position remains pretty much the same. and what the iranians are trying to do is to ensure that if there are negotiations, there are some tangible and substantive outcomes and results as far as they're concerned. and how much pressure do you think that this speech was meant to have on the european powers? of course, you know, the crucial ones do play a key role in the negotiations. a fair amount, i think president racy, was trying to speak to multiple audiences. the americans, their opinions, but perhaps his biggest audience was the iranian electorate. the con, the constituents who expect do expect a tougher line from him as compared to the ro, honey administration, which was perceived by hardliners inside the wrong to have given up too much in return for nothing. and so i think race is biggest audience by far, was iranian audiences. yeah, i mean, i guess with all these speeches, you know, they have a global platform, but everyone's also, always thinking about how it plays back home, talk us through the situation in iran right now. of course we know a badly hit by cove with the issue of sanctions going on in the background. what kind of country did gracie inherit? while the racy inherited a country in dire economic straits. one that has structural issues in terms of its economy. but i think it's also fair to keep in mind that iran's economy has probably seen the world wars behind it. the world bank is indicating that the economy is on the, on the brink of some marginal and incremental growth. the corporate situation appears to be the worst of it seems to be behind iran, and iran claims to have acquired $100000000.00 doses of the vaccine. and, and of course he was iran just was admitted into the shankar cooperation organization . so there seems to be a sense of emboldened meant a sense of empowerment coming out of to on, which we didn't see about a year ago. and therefore, although there are deep structural problems, the economy, there appears to be a sense of confidence that seems to be the new guiding principle in teheran, looking a little bit beyond the iran and just listening to the other speeches that were held there. obviously, president biden as well, did you get a sense of any potential shift, especially in relations between the countries in the middle east and the u. s. president. right. and, you know, obviously making a big deal, and surprisingly that this is the 1st time in 20 years that he's addressing the general assembly as the president of a country, no war. do you think it does signify a shift though? not really well, i think certainly it does not signify as substantive shift in america's actual foreign policy, the way it plays out in the region. however, perceptions are often just as important as reality. and i think it's important to see how the regional actors and leaders here in the region are going to see president biden's speech. i think what they see is that there's very little mention of the strategic importance of the middle east or of the iranian peninsula of the golf cooperation councils. and the emphasis on the environment after they're on camera. apologies. we're going to have to leave it there. speaking to us from the well we're going to go back to the united nations general assembly were china's president, z, z ping is making his address. let's listen. we'll be suddenly commemorated by china . we will continue our active efforts to take china's cooperation with the united nations to a new level and make new and greater contributions to advancing the noble cause of the un mr. president union. a year ago. global leaders attended the high level meetings. mocking the 75th anniversary of the u. n. an issue. the corporation. pledging to fight coven 19 in solitary t. tyco challenges together. how multilateralism? jace strengthened the row of the un. what for the common future should hold preston and coming generations. one year on. whoa is facing the combined impacts of changes unseen in a century. and the coven, 1910 dam, make go in. i mean, in all countries, people long for peace and development more than ever before. the call for equity and justice is growing stronger. and they're more determine in pursuing when, when the corporation function right now. over 19, hence is still raging in the world. nice, found changes taking place and in human society. whoa has entered a period of new turbulence and transformation falls on each and every responsible statements to answer the questions of time. and make a historical choice with comment and muscle curry and a sense of mission. the 1st woman must be 19 when this decisive fight, who show that the future of humanity evil should you mean the history of woe. civilization is also one of fighting pandemic. se pricing to challenges. and humanity has always emerged in triumph and achieve greater development. and the management, the current pandemic may appear a wolf. i mean, we, humanity will surely overcome it, match and prevails is. we should always put people and live 1st and care about the life value and dignity of every individual. jack, we need to respect signs your home young pe cuz science based approach being to cause your title and follow the laws of science. told we need to both follow routine targeted cove and 900 protocols and take emergency response measures. and both carry out epidemic control and promote economic and social development. jacqueline need to enhance coordinated global, over $900.00 respond young, and minimize the risk of cross border virus transmission. email resonation is a powerful weapon against koby non tune what was stress or men, or patients to need to make less than a global public good father and show vest and assess ability and affordability. in developing countries addressing problem retention harmony is to ensure a fair and equitable distribution of vessels we're going to blame. china will strive to provide a total of turbulent doses of vessels to the world by the end of this year. in addition to the $9100000000.00 us dollars to e, me, kovak, south china will donate $100000000.00 doses of essence to other developing countries. in the course of this year, china will continue to support and engage in global science based origins tracing from their pose to political maneuvering in whatever form the 2nd one might be most revitalized the economy and pursue more robust challenges, greener and more balance global development tension 55 development host, the key to people as well, being in the facing the severe shocks of coven 19. we need to work together. so see a global development or a new stage of fallon's, coordinated and inclusive growth. to this. and i would like to propose a global development initiative ginger funding committed to development as a priority. and we need to put developmental high on the global macro policy agenda, age job trends and policy coordination among major economies auction and show a policy continuity, consistency and sustainability go again. we need to foster global development partnership and are more equally balanced for greater synergy among multilateral development operation corporation processes and speed and the implementation of the un 2030 agenda for sustainable development. changing being committed to people centered approach. i wish that they've got an improved people with likelihoods and protect and promote human rights through development. so i make sure that development is for the people you find the people and that is fruit. shad among the people with some young me we should continue wet so that the people will have a greater sense of happiness, benefits and security that she well rounded, development gen, ship staying committal to benefits for all the fun. and we should care about the special needs of developing countries. we may employ such as suspension and development agency to help developing countries particularly vulnerable one facing exceptional difficulties with the emphasis on addressing balances and inadequate development among and within countries. ginger tongues in saying committed to innovation driven development. we need to see the historical opportunities created by the largest rank latest rank of the logical revolution and industrial transformations and recycle efforts to hand this technological achievements to boost productivity and foster an open, fer, equitable, and non discriminatory environment for the development of science and technology. we should foster new growth drivers in the post covey era and trying to achieve quite from development jen to saying committed to harmony between man and nature. one, sanction we need to improve global environmental governance. actively risks to climate change and create a community of life for men and nature. we need to accelerate transition to green and low carbon economy. and that green recovery and development generally trying to boost drive to peak. carbon dioxide emissions hung before 2030 are the and that you carbon neutrality before 2062, a shelf which is required. tremendous hot work down and we will make every effort to meet these goals. don't go down kinda, we'll step up support for other developing countries in developing green and low carbon energy time will not bill new fired power projects abroad.

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