seem to ease the burden on hospitals germany is considering extending the present lockdown the vaccination rollout may be making progress but there are still too few of the lifesaving shots available deadlocked on the lockdown must be extended beyond january 10th it will have to be until we have more back seen we have to deal with a long lockdown now in a realistic way we need an infection rate below $25.00 per 100000 people not just 15 or germany is still a long way from that. the leaders of germany's 16 states will meet tuesday to discuss extending the lockdown they've already said they want the existing measures to remain in place but there's disagreement over whether to open schools and daycare centers a patchwork of lockdown regulations may result in snowy areas though tougher measures are already in the works for near immediate effect since the current rules are not being taken as seriously as officials had hoped. india's drug

regulator has approved to corona virus vaccines for emergency use paving the way for a massive nationwide inoculation program one vaccine was developed by u.k. based astra zeneca and oxford university the other by a local company. biotech the decision comes a day after india conducted a trial run of its vaccination drive testing cold chain infrastructure delivery systems and storage platforms the government hopes of vaccinate some 300000000 people by july. its costs over to you correspondent. in delhi we should tell us about the approved. well my i'm going to do a cool back. flip back scene at the pirate. but a cool weather to do it just a day after only to be judged by x. and the. boss is already been approved in you by the potter biotech.

is doing s.t.d. but the also maxon is also means when used in winning at the settlements which is not just the news that are back in the world one being watching what do you know about the pirate my attic maxie don't is that you still cannot please teach i it's actually the only film we need to fly hops it is leaning toward the sheet and it's at now is one of the largest has ever seen and jumped it doesn't want to didn't really see it that the fish a smaller occupants of the sheets live. in new hopes to inoculate some 300000000 people by summer how realistic is that. well michael in you know why do you think that bad again how do you know you can. actually do this the 1st 30 minutes but it doesn't mean that you're 12 feet will be

trundling which is cute 1st. and then sagacious work or security person it is actually doing the other one sending really a priority list which could be a challenge these include everybody about 50 years of really just as a little below 50 us with equality is not extensive. such people does not only exist in the be complied to it is spread out and that's the last was a time just out of such a massive mathematician called trap either does have community close knit community she meets really until god was and what a good question of what's happened right and such an accident or what missions or what and this mission to. me says you know there's a fair amount of skepticism about these vaccines in other countries or indians willing to get vaccinated. well i can go i didn't even i didn't even

see it yet they're going to muslim when i do she will grab my mesh like you know that little. elastic increased off an evacuation and information nation so many individual be having met on speed off is what she said to be happy to get back and it was that we have this and we're not going to efforts to defeat the right of the project oh it wasn't wanting or that in that city and i'm speaking precautions has increased over the last few months in guess what's best at the end of ammo one spike but of course the easy concept i'm not for from the only 100001 you know. if there's every day it was i mean you mean many are asking if the government all do even need. and the government would have been shot dead coptic medicine doctors those well being why are we in one of the shifts to the vaccine absolutely we not have enough and. that's.

joyous well thank you so much i'm sure. well the buddhist leader is back after an unusually short winter break the highlight of saturday's really matters so i'm todd frankford inflict a 2nd defeat of the season on visitors buyer leyva couzin whose fine early season form is beginning to desert the. amos 70 blunders to get clashes between these 2 sides nil nil has never been the end result and after just 10 minutes this speech got that visit his off the mark courtesy of matty my miri. skill luck and ingenuity helping him to his 2nd goal of the season. the lead lasted just 12 minutes as i mean eunice raced clear to calmly put away the equaliser his 1st goal for francis i go full defending have opened the gap band after the break live

accuses back line once again looked shoddy with daiichi come out as cross finding live accusing defend the edmonton tops of 2 poked it into his own net. on the rub of the green but anough a frankfurt to claim a deserved $21.00 win. or lose pace in the title race. french champions have confirmed the riccio push ateneo has their new head coach for geno took in english side tottenham hotspur to the champions league final in 2019 but was sacked after a poor run of results shortly after and has not coached a team since the argentine replaces thomas to fill the german coach who was recently fired by p.s.g. despite having won the domestic league and cup last season. 2020 will be remembered for the corona virus which is far from over restrictions

and lockdowns have had a huge impact on the younger generation how have they dealt with it in how has it changed their lives i reporters for young people living in berlin. think of. this you don't. mind. this is. just funny to me.

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going to do swedish teenage environmental activists is turned 18 becoming an adult in swedish in sweden comes with a lot of freedoms including the right to vote and stand for office and that's important to turn book who has often said every election is a climate election. the world got to know her as a 15 year old teenager sitting outside the swedish parliament protesting for action on climate change with the slogan school strike for the climate to bargain vital classmates to join her and skip school on fridays to protest. her message went viral and global. ultimately her protest inspired the fridays for future demonstrations which gained major traction with young people around the world. but the movement also hit home with a lot of older people people concerned that they had seen too little climate action

in their lifetimes message was clear and simple. many of you people said that we are wasting valuable lesson time but i assure you we will go back to school the moment you stop this into the science and give us the future is that it is too much. in 2019 the environmental activist sailed 2 weeks across the atlantic on a 0 carbon yacht to new york to deliver a message to the un's climate action summit. there she reminded the world that she was still just a child and her thoughts should be elsewhere you are failing us. this is all wrong. i shouldn't be apia. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. just so you all come to us young people for hope.

but now turn berg is turning 18 making her an adult in the eyes of swedish law she will finally be able to vote and hold to account politicians she accuses of passing the climate to children. she says for her nothing has changed the world needs to treat the climate crisis as the true crisis that is here and now. this is. next. with different languages we fight with different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom for global news that matters w made for mines in mexico many push. us road all the way right

now climb a tree different story. this is much less a way from just one week. comment was can really get. we still have time to. i'm going. to subscribe. governments know that investing money in sports can make them look good it's what's

known as sports washing. sports washing which is considered the attempt by government to watch to cleanse to project a more positive image obvious than is accurate really an alternative version of events is that well this is not a new sport this powerful. it can be used for nefarious ends. you're looking at how the government so you score i was so supportive goldman who's been you could go further back by kind of woman takes a look at being used to. you know just have a political purpose it's a way for oppressive governments to rebranding selves qatar is one of the best examples the tiny put oil rich state has spent millions not only buying a team but bankrolling its record transfers founding a sports t.v. channel and even obtained the rights to host the world cup tournaments. but it's

a different story behind the scenes the country has been accused of multiple human rights violations that are serious problem with the other gulf states that the violation of migrant workers rights the treatment of migrant workers in the gulf got our is it abominable some people stop the boats of being a form of modern day slavery and this has become far more visible because of that successful with the horse 2022 were. they brought in hundreds of thousands millions of migrant workers to make up essentially we're all in the entire infrastructure and building a lot of new stadiums. and the question of the guest workers is definitely a complex question there is no question about. comes to that rights there has been over the years plenty of question about your cool and fair enough i mean those were basically based on the. the best of the truth and if you're nice and your lousy conditions you know how these might be we acknowledge that and we acknowledge that

as a matter of fact the most recent amnesty international report we have welcomed that human rights watch come to doha on a regular basis and we are to see that criticism very well despite pressure from the international community as human rights record continues but its financial muscle has cost many countries to look the other way though even if you want to ignore all these problems let's say you're just a football fan and you only care about football well they're also destroying the sport as we know it to stick to for. the 1st major involvement back in 2011 when they. started pumping millions to bring talent to the french capital. most notably the 2 most expensive transfers the world football to date. these massive expenditures have translated to domination of french football. have been crowned champion 7 times in the past 8 years. the french league well some

say it's a joke. this is. big . and these ridiculous sums of money have turned the transfer market meaning that fewer clubs will be able to keep up and competes. also hold winter training camps in qatar but rather than benefit from warm weather training the trip more to showcase the country. don't forget. and having to waltz. it's cleaning up there and. so the country has also invested in other teams take. they probably both said having a 111 year tradition of not having a paid shirt sponsor. but that all changed in 2011 once qatar offered the

150000000 euros to display the name of the middle eastern country for 5 seasons. is it really worth all that money in qatar there is no doubt. there is so much loyalty in football that once we get associated with a football club it will boost our passenger appeal and at the same time it will be of us the. footprint. to expand our footprint into other parts of the world where we are preparing to. go on to sponsor the shirts roma and belgian club and perhaps the country's most important shirt sponsorship deal at the moment it's with german giants munich. qatar airways the stayed on airline paid 10000000 years a year and in return the club fly to doha for mid season training caps they've been doing so since 2011. some bind supporters have

a big problem with that they're against their club. due to the country's human rights record. during matches fans have held banners protesting the club's dealings with the country and that's happened on multiple locations. express. discontent you know they've become. very they've spoken to. the club directly on these issues with. for the club's higher ups it's business as usual going as far as defending their position. by image and. how much from catullus. the snuff ice. and injury killian's i mentioned an obvious wish to please you t.v.n.z. . not really couldn't see lesley because of the country and you're not in the woods we're. feeling dignified and.

not true. the reality is that. you know. those of my coworkers people everywhere i go. there it's dangerous more helpful if they would have. a more realistic assessment of the problem or. if they would actually call her that would help. and we don't even need to travel far from tara to find the next case of sports washing their neighbors in the middle east abu dhabi and the united arab emirates was even a step ahead as they bought premier league side matches for city back in 2008. the abu dhabi united group transformed the club overnight into the world's richest football club the emirate has spent more than 1000000000 pounds in transfers since buying the club. then vestment has been controversial even until today regarding

you we have been actual fair play rules but the cash has delivered positive results on the pitch man city have won 4 premier league title since just like atar isn't interested in financial profit or after something else. has virtually serial democracy and has repressive freedom of speech laws 90 percent of the population are migrants and the vast majority of them are paid the bare minimum and live in port conditions manchester city success gives a chance to offer an alternative story about the country to the rest of the world. the country paints itself as a top holiday destination. that's also quite easy to do when you know football stars from all over europe vacation there. today and that's minute man city has turned into something bigger city football. which owns different clubs across the globe. city football group gives a platform to consolidate and strengthen their political influence we have an

ambition as well as a football group to work to have an organization that that is global and that will have multiple clubs part of it so i would say when the opportunity arises and we are looking at opportunities you can expect us also to add to the number of clubs we have already with and within the organization all of their clubs were similar colors have similar badges they even have the same sponsor as you had airways and that's just one of the 2 of the u.a.e. state owned airlines they're both making big moves in football. emirates is going after the european elites reality the world's most famous and most successful club . what's in their shirt. emirates. the dubai paste airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being real madrid's main sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan benfica and arsenal emirates have

the longest running sponsorship deal in the premier league as they have sponsored arsenal since 2006 the club's homegrown even bears the airlines name the emirates stadium and that won't change anytime soon the stadiums naming rights will last until 2028 you may imagine arsenal fans would be one of the groups of supporters who may protest against the involvement so it's not like the government of dubai all these are partly relates to the fact that the buys and term national reputation as been normalised. over many years. long before the tariff sports washing was coined when it comes to sports washing russia are leading the way and they do it through the gas company gazprom. on paper as a private company but since 2005 the russian government has own more than half of the company's shares in this league a side show. have a longstanding deal with a russian company the sponsorship was 1st established in 2007 in a deal worth 150000000 europe's. also owns rushing club senate st petersburg the

old conglomerate bought the club in 2005 making the club a major force in russian football. investment mensah needs could make a significant move in the transfer market bringing in players like now the marquee c.e.o. axel that still halted and most recently i think it is we want to go but we are ready to fight it with the states control. i knew is the political and that is i think when existential issues come and claim by which i mean are they going to ruin clubs are they going to rid the game or generally. uses the club and its players for multiple p.r. stunts such as having them play football on an offshore drilling rig these images help glorified gas prices are 3 expeditions and downplay the environmental impact cost by all extraction as well as owning and pumping money into clubs guess prom is also a major player in the champions league partnership with you

a fight began in 2012 and it was extended until 2021 russia knows how to play the game 23 world cup powered by none other than gus braun was russia's crown jewel. what you saw in iraq up to 2018 was a lot of coverage of what was happening in russia low coverage of the rights abuses love at 1st and not a lot of engagement and. then what the copies will of the what this was how that old polish as soon as the farce. blew. and i think everyone became captivated by the football. because we know that if you're going to get that far then there are several i am we'll look to hold a successful tournament. to cement their reputation so they'll get a reputation. and history would suggest that they will so what do you think is sports washing

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