are exploring the delving into history and the present. i would never have thought that could be lived open and so i could remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way. rod, it's early jewish in europe. the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on d w. i did a show coming up today. the impact of a new pandemic, one an old 119 has made access to people harder around the world, while the exact impact has yet to be measured. we ask if there are lessons over $900.00 offered for the fight against aids plus a food feud over boss buffy,

dan pockets on audit loggerheads. well the who has the right to sell the rice in europe. the news i better spend a day welcome to the w news, a show. glad you could join us. the un general assembly on tuesday approved the declaration to end aids in the world about 2030. the ambitious plan comes even as efforts to combat the disease. have faltered in the wake of the coven, 1900 pandemic locked downs and overtaxed health care systems have blocked. people from testing and prevention services such as in the philippines, which has a shows fastest growing h i v infection rate. many here have face difficulty in the past year in accessing treatment in a health care system. already dealing with a panoramic. another day of living with the consequences, not then i didn't know what it is or anything that i mean is that

something that you open up to your parents with francis lives in manila, he looks back on a still young life that has changed permanently. i've probably had sex with more than a 100 guys a guess. even before i was in, i could, i was say for the after a kind of late do a lot of crazy things. my name is francis and i was only maintenance or when i was diagnosed with h i v. he faced a bleak future. but today he's one of the lucky ones, getting the medication he needs. unlike half of the countries people living with h, i v. and now coded 19 is making the fight against h i. v aids even harder. last year under corona virus locked downs h i v testing filled by 60 percent in the philippines, health care providers had to

a death. our approach is always comprehensive. and in order to ensure that the space on to be men and always access prevention, commodity piece to avoid new infections of h, i v need up and peer educators still reach out to groups at risk. and during lockdown. h i v patients can get their medication in the mail to help people like francis. i have learned that i am not alone in this fight. i also hope that indefinite views in the near future. young people will not be afraid of h i v anymore. but the corona virus is far from beaten and its effect on the global effort to fight h i. v aids are likely to continue. and for me on this, i'm john arbor professor, doctor hendrix, drake, the director of the institute of biology and research at the university of bon professor strick. how much for set the coven 1900 pandemic bean to worldwide

efforts to contain h. i. v aids. well, we can't really proceed right now. what actually the impact of the corporate $900.00 pandemic is on h or be an 8th at what we know already is that individuals do not get tested that be in some countries they don't receive anymore. they enter or didn't receive for why the entryway from medication, and we're seeing and drop in the prep uptake on prevention programs. so overall, we can probably see in one or 2 years, but the real impact of the corporate 19 pandemic will be. but we will probably see an uprise in h, i v and aids where i'm wondering if there is a silver lining to all of this. i mean, i'm wondering, i'm looking at the speed of research or uncovered vaccines, for example. i mean, are there any lessons here for the fight against h. i. v. aids. well,

the cooper 19 pandemic has shown us that we can be fig adeline, and highly infecting and compact combating and new virus. and it has also shown us that the can that the community, the scientific union and if he can come to that come together and walk be then really find that big themes worldwide. we have a 15 already being licensed and 30, you have reached the final stage of testing. in contrast, less than 8 bits or 8 big themes, have been tested against h, i v, and aids in 30 years. imagine now where we could stand if you pooled human capacities and actually do the same for h, b, and 8th. you think of me and of axiom is going to be a reality. and if so, how far, how far away are we from this reality?

so there's no doubt, 1st of all that the corporate 900 response was actually fools by h b a by years of a to be in a research for example, that the virus platform boss develop for h b m 8th. and we currently have to try to ongoing that using this platform to test an h of the big scene and they already show promising results in monkeys. furthermore, the on a platform has been tested in monkeys and they're also showed promising results. so i think that an effective 16 can be possible, but we really have to push on that this envelope and really and try to stop a to be in a by finding a vaccine. i know it's going to be possible. the question is, how quickly would you like to put a time limit on this? this is so hard to say, it's almost impossible to predict the vaccine that's going to work or not. but the

good news is that one of the vaccine 5, even though the results, this is still this year. so the results will be on blind this year. so we will know at least better. one of the, you know, virus platform will work or partially work against h and b in 8th. we have about 40 seconds a last question do this week. you are an ant director. we need be an yama. so we can end aid to the public touch by 2030. do you think that's possible? well, i think we can end at the pandemic already with the tools we have. the strongest tool is testing and treating. so if you're testing everyone who is h, i v positive and treating them, they conference met the virus to another person, and they can have a normal life expectancy. so ending aids really for clinical picture of h i b, is possible to end a death bone cure a chevy. this is a little bit more difficult. pleasure talking to your professor,

doctor hendrick straight. thank you so much for being with us today. thank you. oh, a dispute over the use of the tom boss multi to market. the rice type has left a se in the mouth between india and pakistan. both countries grow the much loved, but i see of rice and it's only global export us. but now india has applied to the european union to be given the solar right to use the term boss movie. when it sells it in the u. an approval was spelled disaster for pockets done, which also says boss about the rice care. the india and pakistan are among the largest producers of rice in the world when it comes to the type known as multi. they are the only global export to the european union being a key market for both countries. but now india is putting

a spammer in the works by asking brussels to grant 8 sole ownership of the term. multi it's a move that pakistan faith would devastate its rights. industry is school 90 percent of our work with marty rice. we purchased the multi rice from our pharmacy to factories will shut down. we can't produce too many other kinds of variety. like directly dropping into telling us that actually bod, but i don't bumble to try to gain the upper hand. india has asked european commission for what's called protected geographical indications status for about marty. right. if brussels approved india's request, the pakistan would have to rethink the way it market its products to the u. as only

india would be allowed to use the name marty. right? some expert casting down on delhi thank you store time. it's a relatively new country. it was created during the partition of india, so obviously directly the reputation and geographic area for us, marty, a common to india and pakistan. thank you still. when dispute such as this arise, countries are usually asked to come up with an amicable solution. pakistan think it's hoping to be able to persuade india to acknowledge the shared heritage of multi right. and then to submit a joint application to the you. so that what happens if both countries can't find the compromise? i asked the expert featured earlier in our report, delfiner murray vivian, what a p g status for boston. the rice for india would mean. so it's true that and for those growers of event same party. but if dan localized in pack,

you saw init on different places, they will not be allowed to use the name best, my t, which is know the name of the job to get indication and not the name of the memory plan. value. cheese is much more detail, you know, it is to sabbath my t and there are many number. for example, application from india. there's a list of 30 tree defect via teeth. that can be cause it is particular area. and then because best much because it's a combination between those 20 because it's and it's real, got to get so much it is not the name of plan value. it's really a job. i forget indication. what is the issue here? a steak is to tell that to get up. could you vision? so why don't you have that name best much versus death as a p g i a protective geographical indication. you only need to revise that because didn't because it according to those practices. and in that particular geographical area, which she mentioned, which you describe in the specification,

can use the name best match so far, glover of nice, which outside, geographical area all who are using different kind of vanity that they will not be allowed to use. and then you that was intellectual property, law expert, delphi murray, vivian from c, that a french agriculture research center, the bucks with developing countries. and that's it for today is more updates on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. we leave you to do with pictures of indian forest officials, testing elephant for covered by team in southern states. samples were taken from $28.00 elephant at the modem and the national park as a precautionary measure to rule out the infection. rebecca, at the same time the modem, see that the,

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huffed homes in on his home country in breathtaking time with o. welcome to arts and culture focusing this time on film and photography. and we'll start with photos taken somewhere that's generally the opposite of glamorous teenagers bedrooms. but beyond the piles of smelly socks and the slamming doors, kids rooms are so much more. they can also be a safe haven or more recently, a quarantine cell. sermons, photographers, fairly, and per peta, went on a mission to capture these important spaces and their inhabitants. oh, a young person's most intimate space is their bedroom. it's a kind of transition zone between childhood and the adult world. everything happens here and not only in pandemic times. and it's a place that's off limits to most people, especially someone with a camera, but photographers,

feely and peter were granted access to take portraits of kids in their rooms in different countries. the result is the project in my room that thinks i taught it started in 2019 with 2 or 3 kids in cologne. we asked them about their situations at home, their family and their room, whole of the family. in the month of i've had the then in late 2019, we were in asia and, and the situation with kofi 19 was starting to escalate and we saw that it was spreading on yes. and then we took photos of children in singapore, in their bed. our daughter can that and thing up for god yet. and the answer month me enlarge form a prince like pop star posters, feely and peter present the young people in their rooms. these forgotten heroes of the pandemic. ah, ah, when i was, for instance, the fashion photography do oh, portrays fanny from cologne as

a princess in the bedroom. she has all to herself. even the time a lot of kids have to share their rooms with their siblings, but i'm an only child, so i had a space just for me over this past year. and i would it's a place of your own that you can withdraw to where you spend most of your time. of course i can see that. but where you have a lot of experiences for the very 1st time on. and when i think about that and reflect on everything that's happened there, and i think it is a pretty cool place. let's put that to be reminded a bit of your own use. of course. how was it back then? are things very different now? i don't think much has changed. i recognized myself in these rooms. although they were a bit higher and someone will be restored, little bought some time. and unlike in the past, these rooms are connected to the outside world via the internet. still,

even children with the most privileged backgrounds are at risk of getting lost in the long lockdown. some of the slacks read all these headlines, lamenting what children and teenagers are dealing with stuck at home all the time. but it could have been possible to better support children from poor families. so everyone has the same opportunity and isn't behind one mister wood with their carefully stage portraits. philly and peter want to give kids a platform, a nice, challenging time. and they want to show that the pandemic crisis has made this generation strong with will yet a girl named bulio told us that she very consciously spent new year's eve alone. she leaped candles and danced on her own hands and said, it was a wonderful experience. and i think it's great that kids have created new ways of dealing with life in these pandemic. ty, inside in my room, documents a generation of young people who've perhaps learned not so much at school during this time, but

a great deal for life and about themselves. animator, victoria age, allow also spends a lot of time in a small space. the stop motion, films, and loops he create in his studio, have gone all over the world. you might know him from his instagram profile paragraph where his followers, number, in the hundreds of thousands. this is american actor leonardo dicaprio in a way. you've never seen him before in stop motion, animation action. this is the work of french director, victor angela, who makes animation films and ads in his paris studio. i really like stop motion animation because it's something very tangible you can, you can touch it. you really feel what you are doing. i mean,

with your hand and creating stop motion animation for 13 years. he taught himself how to do it after studying film in the capital product, you put that in the position. you make this nice movement. you take a picture, you make it as a movement, you take a picture and so on to try to redo the original move you have in mind this 5 2nd clip took 2 hours to make his animations cover a wide range of themes, including this film featuring a 3 d superhero, ah, other clips are simple loops made for fun, for instagram. ah, this animation highlights actor tom cruises stuns from his movie mission impossible . ah,

the artist earned his money with animated ads for big international companies. ah, victor trying to find a sense of humour in his everyday surroundings. this is where he gathers ideas. the challenge lies in bringing the ideas back to the studio and turning them into many works of art. the finished product isn't always what he expects. sometimes i didn't notice i did some move of some as a move. and after this time i kept surprising myself. and victor continues to surprise his fans as well with his unique and unusual classic form of animated photography. news. we're heading outdoors now into the german countryside, which for documentary filmmaker young huffed as a world in and of itself. every pedal, every when he beat fascinates him now with

a new book and a new film, half hoping to share his fascination, especially with other germans who often travel outside their own country to experience nature. the spectacular nature images from germany. the upon the me finding something positive in the pandemic is almost cynical job on it . but of course, the fact that we all had to stay home means we now value the nature that surrounds our homes or villages and towns even more. because we've spent more time here than usual. one. for instance, many germans have come to appreciate germany's north sea coast over the past year. thanks to title activity. it's one of the most bio diverse habitats in the world with about 10000 species of animals and plants. nature filmmaker young house has filmed the migratory birds that visit the mud flats by the millions. certain nature in germany has great diversity and

a wide variety of habitats. his cinematic journey took him all over the country, which he describes in his book. it's titled highmark no tour using a german term, meaning home or homeland. a word, not everyone feels comfortable with because it's been misused by far right. nationalists refill my dad for most of us the word hi, matt triggers a pleasure and cozy feeling that we shouldn't just give it up to the wrong group. so appropriate it for themselves. when i use the word high, i want to draw in those who simply want to experience a positive feeling with their homeland and put the lead in northern germany, the epitome of homeland nature is the he's a natural paradise. that's actually, ma'am, made here. everything is interconnected, the smallest animals benefit from the dung, the big ones. ah,

the insect developed a new droppings, flexible, had it done beatle. ah. this flower has a sophisticated strategy due to a lack of nutrients. it doesn't produce nectar. instead, learning pollinators with just color and shape, the bumblebee falls for the deception. it doesn't find food, helps the flower by taking its pollen with it. young half is passionate about making nature felt. his protagonists are animals and plants that are native to germany. and he highlights just how special they are by using time lapse and extreme slow motion techniques, he makes both slow and fast processing visible to the human i o cancel and i'm still driven by a curiosity about nature and a child like joy. i don't need to go looking for rarities or peculiarities. i'm fascinated by the connections between species. and you can observe that anywhere, even in the smallest package of nature, you can almost do it on a balcony with

a few of them by come. for his films, young husk sometimes sits in a camouflaged hunter's blind for days. but his brain are rare and beautiful images of those who knows that we have earth worms in our country that grow over half a meter long and listens bruce forest floors in the black forest eating spruce needles and big who's the biggest earth worm in europe. the allies who knows that we have square earth worms that live under water on the bottom of streams and rivers in lake from z. my. my favorite earth warm is of course the green earth one we encountered is a clinic, a lake, and film day. i need to talk or take if it will, but native nature which also feeds us is threatened. resources are limited and the habitat for animals and plants is in danger. young hust sees it as his task to draw

attention to that sounds even overshot the mark. and we're only slowly realizing that because when we leave our house visits, green smells good is flushed and beautiful. and you can hear birds singing, shoot him out, and it's not so easy to see that there are significantly fewer birds. and that the bird songs are more monotonous because individuals from the orchestra, individual soloists from the bird world, are now missing food in the middle of the field. that's the case with almost all species. and it's something we need to be aware of. and we need to sort out our social order and get to a point where hopefully we live more sustainably in this country. will be hopefully not here long. oh yon her work is a plea to not always go far afield to see nature. quite spectacular. things happen in germany to even on a small scale. oh i and we're expecting

more spectacular things of the 70th berlin international film festival. kicking off this week. more on that and the next arts and culture for now. here's a little appetizer, some red carpet highlights from the last 70 years season. me . ah, ah. the news? the news? the news.

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opposition movement, i'll explain it only to as a corruption group goes on trial and moscow accused of being an extremist organization. and rolling out the red carpet for a summer time, barely knowledge. the film festival usually takes place in february and due to the pandemic, it's been turned into an open air celebration of ah pfizer, welcome to the program. and we begin with the revelations that several of the richest americans have paid little to no income tax. and recent years, the investigative journalism unit pro public says it's seen tax returns showing the billionaires were legally able to avoid taxation, a potentially explosive issue. in

a time of rising inequality. there are the world's richest men, jeff phases one ilan musk and they pay less taxes than most people. while living mind blowing, lifestyles pro public reveal that pays those paid no taxes in 20072011, while must paid on in 2018. the billionaires don't seem to have done anything illegal. they just use tax avoidance strategies beyond the reach of ordinary americans. super billionaires get their well from the growing value of their assets . they're only taxed if they sell those holdings. president joe biden has said he wants to raise taxes on the wealthy news. no one likes to pay taxes. i know with my dad you say a small price to live in this country. i firmly believe we firmly believe the need to make our tax system work for the middle class. that's why i think we should ask corporations in the top one percent to start paying there for a share and why we should crack down

a millionaires and billionaires were escape taxes by cheating. meanwhile, the internal revenue service has been hit by years of budget cuts and low morale, leaving it less able to enforce the laws that are already on the books. after pro public is report came out, the white house focus more on condemning the leak than on the issue of tax and equality itself with us against any unauthorized disclosure of confidential government information by a person with access is illegal. and we take this very seriously, the biden administration has said that many of its priorities will be paid for by higher taxes on the wealthy. by collecting that money, it seems, or you will be quite a challenge. we've been working on this land and for more on this to go to washington d. c, and d w course on it. currently. net, you more carolina. what more can you tell us about the data that pro public has obtained? well,

probably got the information is based on vast, strove of never before seen internal revenue service information disagreements reveal the patterns in federal income taxes the old from wealthy. like you mentioned l. just phase also the richest man in the world, and we're in a backward pe compared with their massive wealth can relation and in the legal form . the documents also reveal new information on how little the 25 wealthiest americans pay in taxes by the most conventional measure income. not all of them are able to minimize their income and avoid taxes, but even then the data shows that they still pay extremely low rates. on average, they paid 15.8 percent in personal, federal income taxes between the years 2014 and 2018. and that is lower than the rate a single worker making $45000.00

a year. my pay and american president joe barton, is currently on his way to europe for talks, and he said he wants to raise taxes on the rich. so does the tax code need a complete overhaul? well, by then has been delivering that clear message already during his political campaign as we signed the report for the election of last year and his message to the highest. nor is it here in the, in the united states. is he and has always been that he's going to raise their taxes. this is something he adopted from the progressive in his party and they are called for the one percent to pay their fair share on income taxes. which keep in mind and make that to buy, that has been spending a lot of save money for the coven stimulus packets. now he's planning a big infrastructure reforming the united states, and that will cause again, at least a trillion dollar. so he has to get money into the pay treasury and the tax code might have to be changed. but raising the tax rate on billionaires might be

a quick way to get money into the state treasury for now. and i guess there needs to be some political momentum for that. so my next question is, what has the reaction been in the united states? these revelations are members of the congress are calling now for internal revenue service to investigate how this information was leaked. but for progressives, this has given more prove to why they have been calling for a long time already for the revamp of the texas. and democrats have also said that they want to recall the trump tax cuts from the year 2017. that lowered tax rate for the old, her wealthy by joys type majority in congress. it doesn't really seem like this is going to happen anytime soon. ok d w as carefully that she will in washington d. c. thanks so much. a russian court is considering

a request to declare organisations linked to jailed opposition leader alex in a valley as extremist, the court cases the most far reaching attempt to dismantle the valleys nationwide network of support. prosecutors accuses anti corruption foundation of trying to destabilize russia. if the organization is classified as extreme as members could face prison sentences and be prevented from running in september parliamentary elections. let's take a look at how difficult so boarding the valley can be in russia, and how the opposition politician has inspired a new wave of activists. february in moscow. were filming at the memorial to the murdered opposition leader boris names on. just before the 6th anniversary of his death, a young man who looks like a tourist tells us he's just turned his own life upside down. yeah,

booster. i was in the police. i resigned when next interval and he was sentenced to prison. but ago, or at least, you know, i know it takes courage to resign for political reasons and especially to speak out in public. but sir, k is determined. scott wasn't right, you can't be scared the whole time by the name. so it's not afraid. and neither is it likes enough, i me, it depends on all of us on every one of us as a stake in the future of our country. are you still at the start? any 28 year old sergey was a police officer for 5 years now. he lives on his savings, logging on youtube and instagram. he posted his resignation online on the dean of only was convicted, sergey was still wearing the police uniform. the verdict against no problem. he was the last straw. he was also dismayed by the brutal police crackdown on demonstrations why the

inspector to that's in st. petersburg throws a police officer to women to the ground. there were no charges against him, and he wasn't even fired. i don't want to be part of this system anymore. because i'm ashamed of the violence even though i was just a family premium in march shaggy travel to moscow, attending a seminar for local politicians organized by civil rights activists. among the speakers prominent opposition, figures looks, you know, we didn't minutes, police storm the room, the risk everyone present, including one speaker. we were in the middle of interviewing here, which is dangerous opposing the government idea. but this has about russia as future searcy himself was arrested for the 1st time in his life. he was released and later

find his former colleagues, he says, would not understand his actions. like most in russia, they are not interested in politics. just 3 cases have been reported of police officers resigning over the latest violent unrest. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. us president joe barton has withdrawn and executive order made by donald trump that tried to ban chinese own mobile apps to talk and we chat on national security concerns. instead, the board and ministration will conduct a review to identify security risks associated with apps owned by foreign companies . thousands of people have taken part individual in the canadian city of london. they were mourning for members of a muslim family who were purposely purposely run down by the driver of a pickup truck on sunday for i minister justin trudeau has labeled the killing

a have driven terrorist attack in israel followed firefighters or tackling a wildfire outside jerusalem, which shut the highway between the city and television. no injuries have been reported. residents had to evacuate from villages on the edge of the city. albania, parliament has voted 104 votes to 7 to impeach. president easier match for interfering and part of entry elections and violating the constitution. a spokesman for ment, i call the decision unconstitutional. the vote has to be approved by the constitutional court. the burly nally is back, but with a twist, this years film festival in berlin will be an open air celebration. everything is set for a summer special that will feature outdoor public screenings of more than $100.00 films. from the burly, not least selection, the films will be shown in 16 open air cinemas throughout the city. burly,

now these central locations will be especially created open air cinema, on berlin's museum islands, where the festival red carpet has been rolled out. and let's go live now to dw scott ross for a vendor and burly. now the reporter scott burley. now al fresco, so to speak, i guess the what does it look like? yeah, well you can see behind me there just setting things up for the opening ceremony. tonight, for the 1st open air version of the belly, nala, i'm to say, i quite enjoy it. i mean, i'm used to really freezing my butt off in the red carpet in the winter here in berlin. i'm a bailey and i'll are right in the middle of summer is fantastic. we'll see how it goes. this is supposed to be really a bell in our for the audience. this is the 1st sort of really public film festival that we've had since the start of corona. and i'm really excited to be how it pans out and how many films are being shown and how are they selected. what we mentioned are quite

a few films. they're going to be shown here. we're going to see all 15 of the petition, film, se, building all had its official competition online only in march this year. so those films are going to be shown for an audience for the 1st time, a live audience for the 1st time. and then we have sort of the winners of all the other sections of the valley knowledge, sort of sort of a best of that have been picked to be shown for the berlin audience. because that's really what this summer special's about. it's about the actual audience, the actual ordinary movie fans here in berlin that have been starved of the real movie experience for so long for over a year. now. ok, this is if memory serves 71st barely, now, has there ever been anything like this? it's history. well, no, not really. i mean, it would brilliant initially did start as a summer festival. well, even before my time in the sort of fifty's and sixty's before it was then moved to the winter months. so since then in the last decades, we've never had anything like this, and you thought of

a summer celebration of cinema here in berlin. and of course we've never had an open air festival, which is this, this one is going to be because of cobit restriction. so i'll be really interesting to see how the berlin audience embraces this festival and all the interest to see if we can really pull it off because this is a 1st time event. and there are, of course, a lot of security and safety issues concerns around cope. it's still so we'll have to see if berlin can manage to pull it off. well, if berlin does pull it off and the public embraces, could we see something similar in the future? we'll see the festival said this is a one off event and they're not planning to do this again. but i really actually hope that we do see something like this in the future because one thing i've always missed during the valley nala is the great summer weather, the great experience of summer in berlin, that you miss, of course, in february when you have a film festival here. so let's hope that this really works and that the public

really embraces that. and then maybe we'll see some version of this in the coming years. all right, d, w scott rock spray from the open air and much warmer, 71st burly. now, spicer in berlin, you're up to date. now. can we have, next? is the business news with steven fiercely. don't forget, you can always find us on social media where it dw news, instagram and twitter. more world headlines with phil gail at the top. the news for your budget lift the magic corner, check hot spot for food and some great alter memorial to boot.