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ALERT 🚨 RUSSIA SAYS TRUMP HAS GONE BEYOND HIS AUTHORITY TO INVITE PUTIN TO MIAMI G20 & EXCLUDE SOUTH AFRICA ‼️ Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavov - at the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly - had a surprising response.
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ALERT 🚨 RUSSIA SAYS TRUMP HAS GONE BEYOND HIS AUTHORITY TO INVITE PUTIN TO MIAMI G20 & EXCLUDE SOUTH AFRICA ‼️ Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavov - at the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly - had a surprising response.

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80,145 views • 5 days ago

Serious Rupture in Franco-American Friendship? U.S. marches out on the French in protest On SubStack United Nations. The U.S. calls French remarks “politicized drivel ( and walks out of the U.N. Security Council while they speak. And just like that, after scores of speeches throughout France and the U.S. on July 4 about the 250 years of alliance, the good will between Washington and Paris appeared to take a dramatic turn south. The setting of the walkout was a meeting of the 15-nation U.N. Security Council meeting on July 27 on Ukraine when France’s Ambassador Jerome Bonnafont spoke, referring to Washington’s “disingenuous grandstanding.” The ‘beef’ was about the vote on the previous Friday afternoon that extended the current U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights’ term – which France supported and the U.S. did not. Ambassador Dan Negrea ( the Representative of the United States to the United Nations Economic and Social Council and Alternate Representative of the United States to the Sessions of the General Assembly, told Council members that “there is a member of this Council that will feign moral outrage and pretend to lecture the rest of us about every topic, whether it’s about the very conflict we’re discussing yet again today, or even those unrelated to international peace and security, like human rights.” “That is why we walked out during France’s intervention,” Negrea said. Before the vote, U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management Reform Jeffrey Bartos ( called on states to vote no saying that the High Commissioner has guided the U.N. human rights apparatus “to its deathbed.” The public display of discord began after the Friday vote in which the U.S. joined nine other countries in the General Assembly – in what was ultimately a failed effort to stop the reappointment – to vote against Turk. But after the vote, France’s delegation in Geneva (where the human rights divisions are based), posted a no-holes-barred response, saying, “The US used to be a beacon of human rights. Not anymore….” adding the hashtag “#AmericaAlone.”
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Serious Rupture in Franco-American Friendship? U.S. marches out on the French in protest On SubStack United Nations. The U.S. calls French remarks “politicized drivel ( and walks out of the U.N. Security Council while they speak. And just like that, after scores of speeches throughout France and the U.S. on July 4 about the 250 years of alliance, the good will between Washington and Paris appeared to take a dramatic turn south. The setting of the walkout was a meeting of the 15-nation U.N. Security Council meeting on July 27 on Ukraine when France’s Ambassador Jerome Bonnafont spoke, referring to Washington’s “disingenuous grandstanding.” The ‘beef’ was about the vote on the previous Friday afternoon that extended the current U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights’ term – which France supported and the U.S. did not. Ambassador Dan Negrea ( the Representative of the United States to the United Nations Economic and Social Council and Alternate Representative of the United States to the Sessions of the General Assembly, told Council members that “there is a member of this Council that will feign moral outrage and pretend to lecture the rest of us about every topic, whether it’s about the very conflict we’re discussing yet again today, or even those unrelated to international peace and security, like human rights.” “That is why we walked out during France’s intervention,” Negrea said. Before the vote, U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management Reform Jeffrey Bartos ( called on states to vote no saying that the High Commissioner has guided the U.N. human rights apparatus “to its deathbed.” The public display of discord began after the Friday vote in which the U.S. joined nine other countries in the General Assembly – in what was ultimately a failed effort to stop the reappointment – to vote against Turk. But after the vote, France’s delegation in Geneva (where the human rights divisions are based), posted a no-holes-barred response, saying, “The US used to be a beacon of human rights. Not anymore….” adding the hashtag “#AmericaAlone.”

Pamela Falk Correspondent

11,813 views • 2 months ago

#Breaking Exclusive IAEA Chief Talks Iran’s Nuclear Program and the Need for Trump’s Team to Reach a Deal with #Iran & possible interest in a bid to be the next Secretary General One-on-one Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi with Pamela Falk Correspondent United Nations U.S. News & World Report IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️
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#Breaking Exclusive IAEA Chief Talks Iran’s Nuclear Program and the Need for Trump’s Team to Reach a Deal with #Iran & possible interest in a bid to be the next Secretary General One-on-one Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi with Pamela Falk Correspondent United Nations U.S. News & World Report IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️

Pamela Falk Correspondent United Nations

52,303 views • 1 year ago

#JustIN Pakistan ForMin Bilawal Bhutto Zardari "Today, parts of my country are still under water...economically for them, it is still absolutely devastating" "More needs to be done," ForMin responds to CBS News Pamela Falk Correspondent question CBS News | UnitedNations
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#JustIN Pakistan ForMin Bilawal Bhutto Zardari "Today, parts of my country are still under water...economically for them, it is still absolutely devastating" "More needs to be done," ForMin responds to CBS News Pamela Falk Correspondent question CBS News | UnitedNations

Pamela Falk Correspondent

60,529 views • 3 years ago

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