🚨Trump’s EPSTEIN PROBLEM Just GOT WORSE…

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🚨FURIOUS Canada DELIVERS BRUTAL BLOW to Trump…

Episode Title: 🚨FURIOUS Canada DELIVERS BRUTAL BLOW to Trump…
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Syria: Destruction of Syrian chemical munitions - UNODA Briefing | United Nations

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UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs Izumi Nakamitsu told the Council today (03 Sep) that the OPCW's May 2026 deployment led to the discovery of previously undeclared chemical weapons, prompting Syria to submit amendments to its initial declaration in June. “The Syrian Arab Republic declared one additional chemical weapons production facility, a newly discovered chemical used in the production of nerve agents, and empty chemical munitions,” Nakamitsu said. “It also declared two chemical weapons storage facilities, where the newly discovered materials were being stored.” She said an OPCW team deployed to Syria in August to verify the destruction of Category 3 chemical weapons, conducting Article IV verification activities at storage and destruction facilities. “The OPCW verified that inventories matched recent declarations by the Syrian Arab Republic and verified the irreversible destruction of 42 aerial bombs,” she said. “This significant development means that for the first time since 2014, the OPCW has verified the destruction of chemical munitions from the Syrian Arab Republic,” Nakamitsu said. “As reported by the OPCW Director-General, this is a result of the close collaboration between the Syrian government and the OPCW Technical Secretariat.” Syria's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ibrahim Olabi, called the operation “a historic moment - the start of the destruction of some of the chemical materials found in Syria, as part of the verification procedures of the Technical Secretariat” of the OPCW. “This is the first destruction operation since Syria's liberation from the former regime, but it is also the first destruction of chemical munitions on Syrian soil in more than a decade,” he said, adding that it proved a file that for years was “a source of danger to Syrians and to the world” but could become “a model of what diplomacy - coupled with resolve, sincere will and a spirit of international cooperation - can achieve on the ground.” The cooperation, he said, amounted to “a deep political shift in Syria's approach to salvaging the multilateral system." Olabi said repeated Israeli attacks had obstructed search-and-destruction operations, halting them entirely at points and forcing the cancellation of flights, putting Syrian national teams, OPCW teams and the sites being secured at risk. “We cannot safeguard the region's security while our own security is under threat from Israel,” he said. “Nor can we safeguard the international system while Israel rides roughshod over international law.”


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Syria: Destruction of Syrian chemical munitions - UNODA Briefing | United Nations

UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs Izumi Nakamitsu told the Council today (03 Sep) that the OPCW's May 2026 deployment led to the discovery of previously undeclared chemical weapons, prompting Syria to submit amendments to its initial declaration in June. “The Syrian Arab Republic declared one additional chemical weapons production facility, a newly discovered chemical used in the production of nerve agents, and empty chemical munitions,” Nakamitsu said. “It also declared two chemical weapons storage facilities, where the newly discovered materials were being stored.” She said an OPCW team deployed to Syria in August to verify the destruction of Category 3 chemical weapons, conducting Article IV verification activities at storage and destruction facilities. “The OPCW verified that inventories matched recent declarations by the Syrian Arab Republic and verified the irreversible destruction of 42 aerial bombs,” she said. “This significant development means that for the first time since 2014, the OPCW has verified the destruction of chemical munitions from the Syrian Arab Republic,” Nakamitsu said. “As reported by the OPCW Director-General, this is a result of the close collaboration between the Syrian government and the OPCW Technical Secretariat.” Syria's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ibrahim Olabi, called the operation “a historic moment - the start of the destruction of some of the chemical materials found in Syria, as part of the verification procedures of the Technical Secretariat” of the OPCW. “This is the first destruction operation since Syria's liberation from the former regime, but it is also the first destruction of chemical munitions on Syrian soil in more than a decade,” he said, adding that it proved a file that for years was “a source of danger to Syrians and to the world” but could become “a model of what diplomacy - coupled with resolve, sincere will and a spirit of international cooperation - can achieve on the ground.” The cooperation, he said, amounted to “a deep political shift in Syria's approach to salvaging the multilateral system." Olabi said repeated Israeli attacks had obstructed search-and-destruction operations, halting them entirely at points and forcing the cancellation of flights, putting Syrian national teams, OPCW teams and the sites being secured at risk. “We cannot safeguard the region's security while our own security is under threat from Israel,” he said. “Nor can we safeguard the international system while Israel rides roughshod over international law.”


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Gal Gadot and How Israel uses Female Soldiers to PROMOTE The IDF

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Florida woman who fatally shot Bart DiGuglielmo will not face charges ruled she acted in self-defens

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LIVE: WTF TRUMP….?!!

Episode Title: LIVE: WTF TRUMP….?!!
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🚨Trump GOES SILENT as GOP DUMPS HIM Over THIS…

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UN Security Council Briefing on Syria

The Security Council was briefed on progress in efforts to dismantle Syria’s chemical weapons programme, including the verified destruction of 42 aerial bombs. The briefing also highlighted newly discovered chemical weapons and the continuing need to identify and hold accountable those responsible for their use.


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Gloria Steinem: The link between women's rights and peace

Writer, lecturer, political activist, and feminist organizer Gloria Steinem denounces violence against women in a speech at UN Headquarters. Utilizing material from the UN Audiovisual Library, this production showcases a major force in the feminist movement taking her message to the global stage. https://www.unmultimedia.org/avlibrary/


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UNEP Report Launch: Navigating 1.5°C Warming - Press Conference | United Nations

UN Environment Programme (UNEP) Executive Director Inger Andersen spoke to reporters today (2 Sep) via video link from Nairobi. She introduced the Programme’s new report, Limiting Overshoot, which identifies an ‘overshoot, peak, and decline’ pathway as the best remaining option to minimize the magnitude and duration of this overshoot and try to return to below 1.5°C as soon as possible. Andersen said, “this report tells us that global temperature rise is set to cross the 1.5°C above pre-industrial level, and thereby crossing what the world agreed during the Paris Agreement talks in 2015, and this will likely be taking place within the next few years.” “This is the legacy of our own inaction,” she emphasized, adding “across the globe, extreme heat waves are already proving that climate impacts will strike faster, hit harder and last longer, costing more lives and causing deeper disruptions.” The Executive Director warned, “above 1.5°C, we can expect an intensification of extreme weather, of glacier melt, of ecosystem loss, and of sea level rise and human health and food and water security. Cities and infrastructure will come under increasing strain.” Andersen underscored the options, she said “how to - by getting on a so-called overshoot peak and decline pathway, how to make that journey. And that means keeping the peak as low as possible and keeping the peak as short as possible, and then working very hard to bring the temperature back down as quickly as possible. Structure will come under increasing strain.” The UNEP chief reiterated, “the quickest and most effective way that we can do this is by accelerating transition away from fossil fuels, delivering deep cuts to CO2, methane and other greenhouse gas gases obviously.” She added, “Addressing key sectors, obviously energy, but also cooling and energy efficiency, demand and supply side reform will remain important. And this will determine how long the overshoot lasts and whether we are able to bring that temperature back down.” Andersen highlighted, “we need stronger political will and stronger multilateralism. We need more agile and inclusive governance. We need to consider equity and justice, because that has to be at the core of all actions. And we will, of course, need much more finance. Countries with greater historical responsibility for climate change should do the most work.” “The future will bring many unknowns, but we do know that decisions taken now will determine if we have a chance of returning to 1.5 or below,” Executive Director said, reiterating, “every fraction of a degree avoided, every year by which the overshoot is shortened, and every adaptation action taken will save lives, will protect ecosystems, and reduce economic losses.”


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