Trump FLEES DC and FALLS APART!!

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Bernie Sanders on What Americans REALLY Want!!!

Episode Title: Bernie Sanders on What Americans REALLY Want!!!
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Yemen, Sudan & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (6 November 2026) | United Nations

Noon Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Highlights: - Secretary-General’s Travel - Climate - United Nations Relief and Works Agency - Yemen - Democratic Republic of the Congo - Sudan - Western Sahara - Food Price Index - International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict Secretary-General’s Travel Today, the Secretary-General continues his visit to Spain. He is in Salamanca, where a few hours earlier, he was awarded an honorary doctorate this morning by the University of Salamanca, one of the oldest universities in the world. At the ceremony, the Secretary-General said it was a great honour to receive the honorary degree, adding that he accepted the distinction on behalf of the women, men of the United Nations. In his address, he reflected on the five decisive tests facing multilateralism today, peace, dignity, equity, climate justice, and control over technology, stressing the need to subject force to the law and power to the common good to overcome these challenges. He underscored the importance of international law, cooperation, and solidarity. Speaking to many students in the audience, he called on young people to play a full part in the decisions that will shape not only their future, but everyone's. Climate Also, I want to flag that ahead of the opening of the COP (Conference of Parties) 31, the climate COP in Anatolia, in Türkiye, the Secretary-General this week had a video conversation with Dr. Maxime Geoffroy, the Chief Scientist of the winter leg of the Tara Ocean Foundation’s Polaris Arctic expedition. The expedition is adrift in the central Arctic Ocean aboard the Tara Polar Station. The crew of 12 is spending more than eight months together during one of the expedition's most demanding phases, given the four-months-long polar nights. The expedition will help understand the health of our planet's only polar ocean and of our planet itself. During the conversation, the Secretary-General and Dr. Geoffroy discussed the findings of the project and the impacts of climate change in the Arctic. The scientist sent a message to COP31 emphasizing the importance of science. The Secretary-General noted that the central battle we now have is the battle for truth and the battle for science, and this is particularly evident on the question of climate. We shared the video of the interaction with you this morning. Also related to climate, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) is calling for urgent action to protect millions of refugees and other forcibly displaced people who are increasingly exposed to devastating climate impacts, warning climate finance is failing to reach many of the communities most at risk. According to UNHCR's latest report, nearly 90 million forcibly displaced people, three in four globally, are living in countries facing high to extreme exposure to climate-related hazards, including severe drought, deadly floods, and extreme heat. UNHCR noted that many have already fled conflict, they fled violence, and they fled persecution, only to find themselves facing yet another crisis in places where resources and opportunities to adapt are severely limited. United Nations Relief and Works Agency Just a one note on the Middle East, on Israel and Palestine, I've been asked about the Secretary-General's position on UNRWA following recent reports about UNRWA's future, and I can tell you that the Secretary-General is fully committed to defending UNRWA and the exercise of its fundamental role in support of Palestine refugees. He once again calls for UNRWA's vital work to be fully funded. Yemen Turning to Yemen, our colleagues at the Office of the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) tell us that people continue to flee their homes across several governorates in the west and the northwest of the country. More than 313,000 people - that's 13,000 more than the last time we updated you - have now been displaced since the beginning of August. Ta’iz Governorate has taken the largest share, with more than two in five of those displaced seeking shelter. Civilians, as one would expect, are sadly continuing to pay the price. The UN Human Rights Office has verified 281 civilian casualties since the beginning of August, with 69 people killed and 212 injured. Children account for more than a third of those casualties. We and our humanitarian partners continue to reach people wherever access allows us to do that, providing families with ready-to-eat food, hygiene supplies, and other emergency items to help them cope. We reiterate our call on all parties to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, to respect international humanitarian law, and to allow for the safe, sustained, and unimpeded humanitarian access so aid can reach those who so urgently need it. Full Highlights: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/noon-briefing-highlight?date=2026-11-06


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Trump Family at “TOP OF LIST”… Garcia on INVESTIGATIONS

Episode Title: Trump Family at “TOP OF LIST”… Garcia on INVESTIGATIONS
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Yemen, Sudan & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (6 November 2026) | United Nations

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Noon Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Highlights: - Secretary-General’s Travel - Climate - United Nations Relief and Works Agency - Yemen - Democratic Republic of the Congo - Sudan - Western Sahara - Food Price Index - International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict Secretary-General’s Travel Today, the Secretary-General continues his visit to Spain. He is in Salamanca, where a few hours earlier, he was awarded an honorary doctorate this morning by the University of Salamanca, one of the oldest universities in the world. At the ceremony, the Secretary-General said it was a great honour to receive the honorary degree, adding that he accepted the distinction on behalf of the women, men of the United Nations. In his address, he reflected on the five decisive tests facing multilateralism today, peace, dignity, equity, climate justice, and control over technology, stressing the need to subject force to the law and power to the common good to overcome these challenges. He underscored the importance of international law, cooperation, and solidarity. Speaking to many students in the audience, he called on young people to play a full part in the decisions that will shape not only their future, but everyone's. Climate Also, I want to flag that ahead of the opening of the COP (Conference of Parties) 31, the climate COP in Anatolia, in Türkiye, the Secretary-General this week had a video conversation with Dr. Maxime Geoffroy, the Chief Scientist of the winter leg of the Tara Ocean Foundation’s Polaris Arctic expedition. The expedition is adrift in the central Arctic Ocean aboard the Tara Polar Station. The crew of 12 is spending more than eight months together during one of the expedition's most demanding phases, given the four-months-long polar nights. The expedition will help understand the health of our planet's only polar ocean and of our planet itself. During the conversation, the Secretary-General and Dr. Geoffroy discussed the findings of the project and the impacts of climate change in the Arctic. The scientist sent a message to COP31 emphasizing the importance of science. The Secretary-General noted that the central battle we now have is the battle for truth and the battle for science, and this is particularly evident on the question of climate. We shared the video of the interaction with you this morning. Also related to climate, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) is calling for urgent action to protect millions of refugees and other forcibly displaced people who are increasingly exposed to devastating climate impacts, warning climate finance is failing to reach many of the communities most at risk. According to UNHCR's latest report, nearly 90 million forcibly displaced people, three in four globally, are living in countries facing high to extreme exposure to climate-related hazards, including severe drought, deadly floods, and extreme heat. UNHCR noted that many have already fled conflict, they fled violence, and they fled persecution, only to find themselves facing yet another crisis in places where resources and opportunities to adapt are severely limited. United Nations Relief and Works Agency Just a one note on the Middle East, on Israel and Palestine, I've been asked about the Secretary-General's position on UNRWA following recent reports about UNRWA's future, and I can tell you that the Secretary-General is fully committed to defending UNRWA and the exercise of its fundamental role in support of Palestine refugees. He once again calls for UNRWA's vital work to be fully funded. Yemen Turning to Yemen, our colleagues at the Office of the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) tell us that people continue to flee their homes across several governorates in the west and the northwest of the country. More than 313,000 people - that's 13,000 more than the last time we updated you - have now been displaced since the beginning of August. Ta’iz Governorate has taken the largest share, with more than two in five of those displaced seeking shelter. Civilians, as one would expect, are sadly continuing to pay the price. The UN Human Rights Office has verified 281 civilian casualties since the beginning of August, with 69 people killed and 212 injured. Children account for more than a third of those casualties. We and our humanitarian partners continue to reach people wherever access allows us to do that, providing families with ready-to-eat food, hygiene supplies, and other emergency items to help them cope. We reiterate our call on all parties to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, to respect international humanitarian law, and to allow for the safe, sustained, and unimpeded humanitarian access so aid can reach those who so urgently need it. Full Highlights: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/noon-briefing-highlight?date=2026-11-06


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Another candidate nominated for UN Secretary-General

Feridun Hadi Sinirlioğlu (Türkiye) arrives at UN Headquarters to participate in an interactive dialogue as candidate for the position of UN Secretary-General.


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Locked in Arctic Ice: A Scientist’s Warning to the World

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres speaks with Dr. Maxime Geoffroy, chief research scientist aboard the Tara Polar Station, during its inaugural drift across the central Arctic Ocean. Drifting on an ice floe locked in sea ice during the polar night with a crew of 12, Dr. Geoffroy shares firsthand observations of rapid warming in a region changing three to four times faster than the global average. Ahead of COP, the UN Secretary-General and Dr. Geoffroy discuss vanishing multi-year sea ice, the battle against climate delay, the role of science diplomacy amidst geopolitical divides, and the critical importance of trusting peer-reviewed climate science to guide global action. #COP31 #TaraPolaris #TaraPolarStation #ClimateAction #Arctic #unitednations 0:00 – The stakes for climate action ahead of COP 01:05 - Life and research aboard the Tara Polar Station 02:16 – Disappearing sea ice and shifting wind patterns 02:45 – The reality of ice-free Arctic summers 03:32 – The role of science diplomacy in divided times 04:46 – Moving past climate denial and climate delay 05:47 – Three messages for heads of state at COP 07:12 – Melting glaciers and the urgency to act


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UN Chief at the XXX Ibero American Summit in Madrid

The XXX Ibero-American Summit of Heads of State and Government is taking place in Madrid on 4-5 November 2026, bringing together the 22 countries of the Ibero-American Community. The Summit, hosted by Spain and presided over by King Felipe VI, is being held under the theme"Ibero-America. Together we build our Community. Together we project it towards the future and the world." Discussions will focus on strengthening political dialogue and cooperation in response to common regional and global challenges. Key areas include digital transformation and artificial intelligence, including efforts to bridge digital divides and promote a human-centred approach to new technologies; disaster risk reduction and resilience; social inclusion and sustainable development; and education, science and innovation, including academic mobility and cooperation in research. The Summit is also expected to advance practical Ibero-American cooperation, including through the Ibero-American Digital Alliance and the establishment of an Ibero-American Disaster Risk Reduction Network, while reinforcing coordination among countries on shared economic, social and environmental challenges.


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New vaccines on trial to fight Ebola

Two new Ebola vaccines are entering trials in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to address the ongoing Bundibugyo strain outbreak. Dr. Meg Doherty, Director of the Science for Health department at the World Health Organization, explains what it means for DRC and the region.


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🚨 Trump's EPSTEIN NIGHTMARE Gets EVEN WORSE!!!

Episode Title: 🚨 Trump's EPSTEIN NIGHTMARE Gets EVEN WORSE!!!
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🚨Trump Just Had a LATE NIGHT MELTDOWN!!!

Episode Title: 🚨Trump Just Had a LATE NIGHT MELTDOWN!!!
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