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Nov 6, 2026

Alexander MercourisHOST
69:41
The Secretariat has many agencies which pay people who work for them very good salaries and which are entirely, as far as I can see, run by the State Department in Washington.
Alexander MercourisHOST
69:56
I mean, they tend to take very, very... uh liberal american neoliberal american positions or pretty much everything the security council is different because there you have all the great powers meet and i happen to know that an awful lot of international diplomacy takes place there that is where that is actually where for example russia china and America really talk to each other.
Alexander MercourisHOST
70:26
Not when the Security Council is in plenary session, but they have meetings and they discuss things with each other all the time.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
70:36
Mama Alaska says, now that the Dems are in control, will they reinstate Lindsey Graham's sanctions? Dems are equally pro-Israel.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
70:42
Americans must take the streets against war.
Charles McNEALGUEST
78:40
It's an accord, they call it.
Charles McNEALGUEST
78:42
I don't know what the actual accord is, but it's been through the United Nations Security Council, specifically ran by Colorado Springs itself, which is MJ-12 headquarters.
Charles McNEALGUEST
78:54
For anybody that doesn't know that, where you got Cheyenne Mountain, you go down a mile and a half, that's MJ-12 headquarters.
Charles McNEALGUEST
79:01
And that's where you also have Strategic Space Command.
Anna FifieldHOST
2:06
The UN has not been able to stop conflicts in Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan or Iran.
Anna FifieldHOST
2:14
But with seven weeks to go, the 193-member body, or rather its 15-member Security Council, still seems a long way from making a decision.
Anna FifieldHOST
2:26
The last secretaries-general have come from Europe, Asia and Africa.
Anna FifieldHOST
2:31
Now there's a general consensus that it's time for someone from Latin America or the Caribbean, and that it's time for a woman.
Colin KeatingGUEST
4:15
Well, I think this is a very important threshold decision because we know that whatever happens in the short term, there's going to have to be some pretty fundamental changes in the way the multilateral system operates if it's to survive.
Colin KeatingGUEST
4:33
And I mean, New Zealand has been saying this for quite a long time under a succession of foreign ministers.
Anna FifieldHOST
4:40
That's Colin Keating, who was New Zealand's ambassador to the UN and served as president of the Security Council during the 1990s when he sounded the alarm on the unfolding genocide in Rwanda.
Colin KeatingGUEST
4:53
The system really is out of date.
Jaser Abu MousaGUEST
15:10
Unfortunately, this does not book the people in the middle.
Jaser Abu MousaGUEST
15:14
And I have argued many times, and I have spoken in the United Nations Security Council, when I talked to some state leaders, and I've told them that any calculation, any programs, any proposals, that they do not put the people in the middle, they do not put the people in the concern, and the prime concern of these proposals will fail.
Jaser Abu MousaGUEST
15:40
And to move forward, you have to calculate.
Jaser Abu MousaGUEST
15:43
You have to consider the humanity of the people in the Gaza Strip.
Derek DavisonHOST
21:55
It's right on the border, very close to the border with Sudan.
Derek DavisonHOST
22:00
in response to the Sudanese government over the weekend having submitted or announcing that it had submitted formal letters of complaint to both the United Nations Security Council and the African Union alleging that the Ethiopian government has been assisting the Rapid Support Forces militant group in its conflict against the Sudanese military and Sudan's military government.
Derek DavisonHOST
22:24
The Ethiopian government denies this.
Derek DavisonHOST
22:27
I mean, it's pretty clear that there is some relationship there with the RSF, but it is denied in a public way any involvement in Sudan's conflict and reacted angrily, closed this consulate and kicked, I think, six Sudanese diplomatic staffers out of the country from that mission.
Derek DavisonHOST
26:21
And 35 years later, that referendum has never happened.
Derek DavisonHOST
26:26
So kudos to everybody involved in that job.
Derek DavisonHOST
26:30
But they did shut down on Sunday after competing Security Council resolutions that would have extended the mandate for the peacekeeping mission failed.
Derek DavisonHOST
26:40
The U.S. put forward a resolution that would have extended the mandate by a year, but also recognized Morocco's claim over the territory that got a veto from Russia, which submitted its own draft resolution that would have just extended the mandate.
Derek DavisonHOST
18:50
It's right on the border, very close to the border with Sudan.
Derek DavisonHOST
18:55
in response to the Sudanese government over the weekend having submitted or announcing that it had submitted formal letters of complaint to both the United Nations Security Council and the African Union alleging that the Ethiopian government has been assisting the Rapid Support Forces militant group in its conflict against the Sudanese military and Sudan's military government.
Derek DavisonHOST
19:19
The Ethiopian government denies this.
Derek DavisonHOST
19:22
I mean, it's pretty clear that there is some relationship there with the RSF, but it is denied in a public way any involvement in Sudan's conflict and reacted angrily, closed this consulate and kicked, I think, six Sudanese diplomatic staffers out of the country from that mission.
PeterHOST
22:04
And before that, it was called The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
PeterHOST
22:12
So in the UN Council, where you sit by alphabetical order, I think at one point they actually had to sit at T as in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
PeterHOST
22:25
But yeah, they had all sorts of political dick-waving contests and things like that.
PeterHOST
22:34
But yeah, I think if we don't want an angry Greek bruja throwing bricks at us, I think we need to be a bit careful and at least know about it.
Helen McEnteeGUEST
8:52
There are three steps to us.
Helen McEnteeGUEST
8:54
The first is that there has to be a UN Security Council approved mandate.
Helen McEnteeGUEST
8:59
And the UN Security Council is the main body within the UN that agrees and decides on what peacekeeping missions the UN will send their troops on.
Helen McEnteeGUEST
9:07
The second is that then it has to be approved by government.
Helen McEnteeGUEST
9:10
And the third is that it has to be approved by the Dáil.
Helen McEnteeGUEST
9:13
What we are proposing to do is to remove the element that requires the UN Security Council mandate.
Helen McEnteeGUEST
9:18
And there's a very clear reason for that.
Helen McEnteeGUEST
9:21
And I fully understand why it was put in at the time.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:59
Sienik did not provide the exact month the contract would expire, saying only that it would be in the middle of next year.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:07
Sudanese Civil War The United Arab Emirates hired Colombian mercenaries to fight alongside the Sudanese rapid support forces, according to a confidential report submitted to the UN Security Council last week, obtained by The New York Times.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:25
The report details how an Emirati security company with close ties to the government moved the Colombians into Sudan through territory controlled by Emirati proxies in Libya and Somalia.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:38
Other Global Developments Belgium's parliament early today approved a law allowing police to enter the homes of suspected undocumented migrants who have ignored orders to leave the country.
Robert LymanGUEST
10:29
And this is key to the whole story.
Chris ParryGUEST
10:31
I think something else that's worth mentioning, Fergus, is that at this point, China is not a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
Chris ParryGUEST
10:39
And Russia has withdrawn from being a permanent member of the UN Security Council because China has not been allowed in.
Chris ParryGUEST
10:45
So that affects decisions that the United Nations.
Chris ParryGUEST
10:48
So something that we would see today, for example, if you're going to intervene today against a Russian-backed regime, Russia, of course, would veto it straight away.

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