Unless wealthy nations commit to tackling emissions now, the world is on a “catastrophic pathway” to 2.7-degrees of heating by the end of the century, UN Secretary General António Guterres warned on Friday.
This is far beyond the one to 1.5 degree Celsius threshold, agreed by the international community as part of the 2015 Paris Agreement.
The UN chief’s remarks came after the UN’s climate agency (UNFCCC) published an update on national climate action plans (officially known as Nationally Determined Contributions or NDCs) submitted by the 191 countries which signed Agreement.
The report indicates that while there is a clear trend that greenhouse gas emissions are being reduced over time, nations must urgently redouble their climate efforts if they are to prevent disastrous global heating in the future.
Not enough
The document includes updates to the NDCs of 113 countries that represent around 49% of global emissions, including the nations of the European Union and the United States.
Those countries overall expect their greenhouse gas emissions to decrease by 12% in 2030 compared to 2010.
“This is an important step,” the report points out, but insufficient, as highlighted by Mr. Guterres at Friday’s Forum of Major Economies on Energy and Climate, hosted by the President of the United States, Joe Biden.
“We need a 45 per cent cut in emissions by 2030, to reach carbon neutrality by mid-century…
It is clear that everyone must assume their responsibilities”, he emphasized.
70 countries indicated their embrace of carbon neutrality goals by around the middle of the century.
If this materializes, it could lead to even greater emissions reductions, of about 26% by 2030, compared to 2010, the report explains, according UN News.
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Haile Selassie was the second coming of Jesus Christ according Rastas because He is the son of King David, according the Bible.
Please read the whole story to understand why Haile Selassie was the second coming of Jesus Christ.
It is often in the Bible (old testament) written that the son of king David will be the promised Messiah (Jesus Christ).
This prophecy came true because Yeshua(the Hebrew name for Jesus, +-2000 years ago),the first coming of Jesus Christ (crusified for the sins of men) is from the offspring of King David.
Joseph, the father of Jesus is a descendant of King David.
But I did a big discovery: Haile Selassie I is born from the root of King David as well!
I will explain you why Haile Selassie is born from the offspring of King David as well according the Bible:
King David was as you maybe know the King of Israel (ca. 1000 BCE).
His second son, King Solomon who succeeded his father as King of Israel had a visit, this is written in the Bible, with the Queen of Ethiopia: theQueen of Sheba.
You have to have some Bible knowledge to know that King Solomon was the second son of King David, but succeeded King David as King of Israel because the first son of King David was killed.
After the meeting betweenKing Solomon and the Queen of Sheba they got a child together: Menelik I.
Menelik I was the first emperor of Ethiopia and descent of King David, ruling in the 10th century BC.
Here it is: Haile Selassie is a descendant of Menelik I, so Haile Selassie is born from the root of king David.
The whole bloodline from King David to Haile Selassie I is written in the HolyEthiopian book Kebra Nagast.
The Divine bloodline from King Solomon (Solomon isthe second son of King David) to Haile Selassie is called the Solomonic Dynasty.
Haile Selassie I was the last King from the Divine bloodline from the root of King David, and the King of Ethiopia was called King of Kings.
Jesus Christ is called King of Kings as well in the Bible, so this can not be a coincidence.
So the whole point is: Haile Selassie I is from the offspring of King David: son of David!
That’s why Haile Selassie I is JesusChrist, because He is son of King David according the Bible.
Jesus Christ is born twice from the root of King David!
Ras Tafari Makonnen, the original name of Haile Selassie I, was born on the 23th of July 1892 and confirmed death at the 27th of August 1975.
Haile Selassie I was an Ethiopian regent from 1916 to 1930 and emperor from 1930 to 1974and did great things for mankind!
Haile Selassie I was as King of Ethiopia founding member of the:
United Nations (1945).
The World Bank (1944).
The Organisation of African Unity (1963), (this is today the African Union).
The Food and Agriculture Organization (1945)and more…
Haile Selassie founder of the United Nations
One of His biggest disciples was Reggae musicianBob Marley, because the word of the prophet Bob Marley reached the whole world.
Bob Marley was a leading figure in the Rastafari Movement, and preachedthe gospel about Haile Selassie being Christ in his music.
Haile Selassie is mentioned many times in the Holy Bible, here are a few:
Psalm 87:
87 1His foundation is in the holy mountains.
2 The Lord loveth the gates of Zion more than all the dwellings of Jacob.
3 Glorious things are spoken of thee, O city of God. Selah.
4 I will make mention of Rahab and Babylon to them that know me: behold Philistia, and Tyre, with Ethiopia; this man was born there.
In Psalm 87 God tells us that it will be said that Jesus Christ was born in Ethiopia.
In the right approach to the Bible, Haile Selassie is mentioned in Genesis 49:9 and Revelation 5:5.
Here the Bible refers to Emperor Haile Selassie I:
Haile Selassie I with the titles “KING of Kings, LORD of lords, Conquering Lion of Judah, Elect of God, the Light of the World”.
Bob Marley praising Haile Selassie I
And it is believed Haile Selassie is the rider on the white horse in Revelation 19:
Haile Selassie in the book of Revelation
In conclusion: Haile Selassie is the Biblical second coming of Jesus Christ because He is an offspringof King David.
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The United Nations General Assembly on opened its 76th session on Tuesday, with the UNGA presidentAbdulla Shahid and the UN chiefAntionio Guterres imploring member states to embrace hope.
The COVID-19 pandemic has proved to be the most challenging period the world has seen since the Second World War, said the UN Secretary-General on Tuesday, as the 75th session of the General Assembly gave way to the new, deepening inequalities, decimating economies and plunging millions into extreme poverty.
Passing on the gavel to the new UN General Assembly president, António Guterres saluted his predecessor: “Throughout this difficult and historic moment, we have all been fortunate to rely on the leadership of His Excellency, President Volkan Bozkir”.
The UN chief credited the outgoing Turkish diplomat and politician for prioritizing a sustainable recovery, rooted in the 2030 Agenda, and supporting countries and communities as they rebuild systems shattered by the pandemic.
83 heads of state expected to attend 76th session of UN General Assembly.
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Despite setbacks and challenges,Sudan continues its transition towards democracy, the head of the UN special political mission in the country told the UN Security Council on Tuesday.
Volker Perthes, head of the UN Integrated Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan (UNITAMS), briefed on the authorities’ efforts to address violence in the volatile Darfur region and the east, the ongoing economic crisis, and other issues.
Measures have included the launch of an initiative to shape consensus around key objectives such as military and security sector reform, the economy, justice and peace.
“There is also growing momentum to move forward on the preparations for constitution-making and elections,” said Mr. Perthes.
“The Government has produced a draft law on the constitution-making process, which will now be subject to public consultations.”
Debt relief decision
Following continued economic reforms, Sudan is now eligible for debt relief under the Highly Indebted Poor Countries, initiative of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), another positive development.
Mr. Perthessaid the move will unlock critical financial resources to strengthen the economy, address poverty and improve social conditions.
Humanitarians have been advocating for timely and flexible funding, he added, as needs have risen mostly due to the economic crisis and intercommunal conflict.
Some 418,000 people have been newly displaced this yearfollowing fighting andarmed attacks, mainly in Darfur, Kordofan and Blue Nile.
“This is about six times as many newly displaced persons as in the same period last year,” he said, while the conflict in neighbouring Ethiopiais also sparking refugee flows into the country, according UN News.
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The incoming President Abdulla Shahid of the UN General Assembly says that hope is desperately needed for those billions around the world struggling with the COVID-19 pandemic, devastation, and strife.
“The General Assembly is the only body which has the 193 countries represented and this body, when it speaks unanimously, when it decides on a matter, that is the international conscience,” Abulla Shahid said, ahead of the 76th General Assembly session, which starts on 14 September.
He added that on issues such as climate change and equitable access to vaccines, he would “never give up hope that humanity will rise to the occasion.”
Mr. Shahid also spoke about the importance of these issues and his overall presidency for his home country of the Maldives, which he serves as foreign minister, an island nation with a population of around 530,000 people.
He will now represent a United Nations body that speaks on behalf of nearly 7.9 billion people.
In an interview to UN News he quoted: “Investing in multilateralism is what we should do now.
COVID-19 has once again shown us now that multilateralism is the only way forward.
The best investment in multilateralism is investing in young people“.
The World Government Movement wishes Abdulla Shahid the best with his duty as 76th President of the UN General Assembly.
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The international community should urgently offer a “lifeline” to millions of vulnerable Afghans “who face perhaps their most perilous hour”, the UN Secretary-General said on Monday.
Leading the appeal in Geneva for $606 million to support emergency aid for 11 million people across the country, António Guterres said that even before the uncertainty caused by the Taliban takeover last month, people were in the grip of one of the worst crises in the world.
“The people of Afghanistan need a lifeline,” he said.
“After decades of war, suffering and insecurity, they face perhaps their most perilous hour.
Now is the time for the international community to stand with them”, according UN News.
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Pope Francis sends a message to participants in the G20 Interfaith Forum, and urges religious leaders to pursue peace for all peoples and to serve truth.
The G20 Interfaith Forum runs from 12-14 September in theItaliancity of Bologna, and is meant to promotehealing from the Covid-19 pandemicand the many conflicts lacerating the world.
Religious leaders taking part in the annual event seek to engage with the agenda of the G20, a forum for international economic cooperation amongst the world’s 20 largest economies.
Pope Francis sent his greetings to participants in the Interfaith Forum on Saturday evening.
Pope Francis praised the forum’s goal of sharing ideas and hopes through interfaith dialogue and the promotion of religious freedom.
He said the role of religions is essential in overcoming war and hatred, since “true religion consists in adoring God and loving our neighbor.”
“More than putting something on display, we are called to show the fatherly presence of the Heavenly God through our harmony on earth,” he said, according Vatican News.
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The President of the UN General Assembly Volkan Bozkir, told reporters on Thursday, that the world is “far behind in being able to solve the greatest global challenges and achieve the SDGs.”
Volkan Bozkir was speaking in New York at his final press conference in the top job, steering the agenda of the world body amidst an extraordinary year, dominated by COVID-19.
Abdulla Shahid, from the Maldives, is taking over the role for the 76th session at the end of the month.
The last year, said Mr. Bozkir, “only highlighted that the preventive tools and mechanisms available with the UN are in desperate need for review.”
“The United Nations cannot be a follower of crisis.
It must be a preventive body, it must deliver earlier action to prevent, or prepare for, crises in the first place,” he added.
Lastly, he left some recommendations to his colleagues and his successor.
He believes there’s a need to streamline and deepen the work of the UN General Assembly.
For him, “success is not measured by the number of meetings we have, but by their quality, their format, their impact”, according UN News.
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Around 980,000 Haitians in the four districts most affected by the August 14 earthquake in Haiti are now living with acute food insecurity, according to new UN food security data released on Thursday.
Following the release of its findings, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) urgently called for more investment to help rural Haitians go back to small-scale farming and avoid a worsening of the food crisis.
Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere and has long been vulnerable on multiple fronts.
Last month’s earthquake destroyed markets, roads, storage and processing facilities, dairies, and irrigation systems.
Tropical Storm Grace, which hit days after the seismic event, caused additional damage.
FAO Representative in Haiti, Jose Luis Fernandez, said that “on top of a succession of disasters and crises, this latest double whammy has left people’s ability to produce and to access food for their families and communities, in tatters.”
“With the October winter planting season just around the corner, we can’t wait to invest in rebooting agricultural production. That must happen immediately, but we are hampered by low levels of funding for this critical work,” he added.
Even before the 7.2 magnitude earthquake, poverty, civil unrest, political and economic instability, combined with recurring natural disasters and the effects of COVID-19 pandemic, had turned Haiti into one of the worst-affected areas in terms of food supply.
At the time, 4.4 million people were facing crisis or even worse levels of acute food insecurity, as measured on the official IPC food security scale, according UN News.
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The global community needs to say with one voice that “attacks on schools must stop”, the UN chief urged at a virtual event on Thursday commemorating the International Day to Protect Education from Attack.
“Schools must be places of learning, safety and peace”, he said, lauding education as not only providing knowledge and skills but also transforming lives and driving development for people, communities and for societies.
Nevertheless, he added, “year after year, this fundamental right comes under attack”.
The UN Secretary-General cited the Global Coalition to Protect Educationfrom Attack in revealing that between 2015 and 2020, over 13,000 reports of strikes on education, or the military use of educational facilities, had been recorded around the world.
“And this threat is not lessening, as the horrifying events in Afghanistan are showing us so starkly”, he said, according UN News.
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