the ah was who's this is the w news live from building another blow to press freedom in hong kong editorial stuff at a pro democracy newspaper are arrested after a massive police raids. their accused us concluding with foreign powers. also coming up with the last off to the have heavenly palace. that's china's news. space space. they g fence 3 f and into orbit and what will do the countries along the mom's face miss him?

yes. and 5 days after seeing that he made kristin. eric's been collapsed on the pits, denmark top backend european championship action tonight, we find out how they're feeling about to return to the scene of the in the me i'm going to have else as welcome to the program in hong kong, china as crackdown on descent is intensifying $500.00 police officers have rated the offices of the pro democracy newspaper. apple daily. they arrested 5 is executive, including editor in chief ryan law. authorities use the paper of breaching national security law imposed by bay ging apple. daily billionaire founder and democracy activist jimmy live has been in jail since december on a number of charges. the lead still to

w correspond to phoebe. com in hong kong with outside the apple daily headquarters . the phoebe, what actually happened during these raids? yes, i'm now standing right outside the apple daily newspaper headquarters right behind me that when hundreds off a police officer conduct the searches and very fun hours today. and the breast to this fight executive management south of the daily newspaper. and we were told by the journalists and sat off the newspaper that the police simply sealed off the whole new room during your res and at least 38th computers were taken away off of the searches and all reporters and even the staff was allowed to return to the new server, right after the office was left the headquarter. so today this is really

unprecedented because this is the 1st one targeting media coverage under the national security law. and also they are security officials in hong kong issue or the fries access food companies. length apple daily newspapers, so also raise questions whether this new paper can operate in the future. is it why it has apple daily become such a target for the authorities non call well apple daily. it's a very critical newspaper fountain by july who has long been notebook and critic off the chinese communist party and also the government in china as well as hong kong for that case. as the jimmy law last year, he was arrested under the national security law. and by then he was taken to the headquarters of the company he found and police fight and also rated abuse paper on newsrooms. so today is already the 2nd time within

a year that the very 1st newspaper has searched by the police is absolutely very controversial in hong kong. and speaking about the reasoning of the rest today, please. and also the security official choosing apple. bailey publishing also come online and printed articles, actually calling for international sanctions against china and hong kong, and those re post se thing back into like back to 2019 until recent period of time. so, but the thought he didn't specify any, the house off the auto coastal what didn't know like exactly what kind of wood things have like it actually bridge has the law. so it's been now been, this goes back to the new, relatively new security law that was imposed by a g that has been enforced now nearly a year. so from your point of view, as

a journalist, what's changed since then? i mean, the red line drawn by the new security law, it's become a more tangible and even more threatening for all walks of life in hong kong goes fast politicians and accidents, talkative, but now like the, the, the people are getting more and more am today. although we have heard like officials repeatedly, we are showing the society that this has nothing to do with press freedom. but this is like really an alarm to the press and also to the society that they may face like even more like higher in the future. and he become in hong kong. thank you. now much of europe is currently carrying up for some of the cases after a long way to spend in locked down that despite concerns about the spread of the

cobra. 19 delta variance, which is considered more transmissible. i thought across the continent, football, some have been returning to bars and stadiums to watch therapy and championship. while most countries have limited crowds, sizes hungry is allowing full attendance without mask officials from the world has organization a warning against complacency. so let's bring in doctor hans clue. he is with a world health organization. he's a regional director for europe doctor feel you have warned that the new delta variant is poised to take hold of europe this summer. what's your main concern? that was the fact that there is a spectacle that does, that means that the virus still has the hand. so we have to be very careful with large mouth gatherings. events, particularly maybe some of the people without

a mock which still remains has a for the time being, the mapping is much more better for the cases hospitalisation that are the leading, but we are still not out of the woods. i do understand that no one wants to give up, but all the summer, but we should not live another lot. ok. you mentioned hungry that you mentioned be the euro's is hungry being reckless, always the rest of us overcautious. right? i don't want to point out to any, couldn't really say as the principle that a controls ground opening of society is never a good idea. and we should learn the lesson from one get a go good, actually safe and a minimum of public health makers oversight. so vaccinations that have shown to prevent serious illness. we have a different situation than than last year. we absolutely. the only issue is that

there is too much iniquity in access to that seems and no one is safe until everyone is safe. we need 11000000000 doses in the next month. reach will cost $100.00. $15000000.00 a day. why the fund bennett? every day? cost $100.00 times more. so we need strong leadership. and thank you to germany for a very strong political. but let's go back to the a new very and even with travel restriction, it's not easy to believe that the delta variables have already spread very quickly . absolutely. so that's why i said trouble advisory majors remain very, very important. but at the main point of increase, i would say it does mean people kind of travel, but travel safely. we know what cuts what needs to be done. what we need is that

the vaccines are putting faster, then the mutants are spreading. so actually they're saying they're coded 19 in the long run will become endemic, which means that we're going to have to, to live with. it will determine the point you think when we can get back to business unusual it's tricky to put the figure. but experts in the should have been region have the benchmark of 80 percent. if you have 30 percent over the fact of your population vaccinated, you start to stabilize. you have 60 percent at that moment. you're really prospects and 80 percent we can get out of it. so it's very important for the people. it's your turn. please show up and take the 2 doses. are you worried about vaccinations skepticism in europe? absolutely, but this is nothing new we had is it me just we know what to be done to steady the

behavior. not pointing to the people, but we have to be and we are in this hope is very pro active. the target we sickness of the populations or hesitant, and then to adapt over approaches. dot com clue as well. health organizations, regional director for europe. many thanks for your time. my pleasure. as a time to give you a quick quick update on the corona, virus pandemic, across the world. officials in indonesia say more than 350 vaccinated doctors have contracted cove at 19 and doesn't have been hospitalized almost all inoculated with trying us sinner vac job german biomedical company, cure of that kind of stuff. it is set back in its attempt to develop a vaccine interim testing data suggests the company's vaccine may only be 47 percent effective. japan is eating a state of emergency and 9 areas, including tokyo. as virus cases,

full report suggests the government government might allow up to 10000 spectators at the olympics, which begins in 5 weeks. india is unlocking after a massive circuit. second wave of corona, virus infection, sponsor affairs that the country could be hit by a 3rd wave, especially as barely 3 percent of the population is vaccinated. one problem is that too few vaccines available. the w namisha as well travels to the ro talk district in the northern state of how rhianna she found that help officials that now also confronting a lot of vaccine skepticism if they're trying to get back to the native. and these young residents of wrote up in the north indian state of hud yano have been eagerly waiting for it. after a month of low vaccine availability, supply is finally catching up with the demand. you should see online slots in the

small city booked quickly. and allowing us flame that distributions in june has improved access to the job even further. dr. believe in does massive 2nd leave. good have it is to rock seem hesitancy. people are more of there. and they could also be driven by feel, as they have totally seen the heart of the corona give off to the 2nd b, b plus scrambling to get vaccinated. d. c, please. that's the need. we definitely want protection from that's why i believe vaccine hesitancy is negligible in the village 20 kilometers from the hospital. these men into very distant picture. only 2 of them have been vaccinated because they wouldn't do it in the vaccine tires and even be don't feel confident about the benefits of the vaccine. in the last 2 months, more than 50 people have died in this village. these men see it wasn't

a good one about us that gives them, but feel the guy, every suffolk fever's budget covered at home. much the believe only door to go to hospital di and without a dual tread. b. c, a vaccine that doesn't even guarantee protection. doesn't make sense out of the money. that is the new vaccine government needs to tell us why we should get into what are the benefits they are failing to give us information because those cable even don't have died after vaccinations. the vaccine, the record. i think the now they're saying plasma had to be, isn't useful. they just keep changing this down, which i had told her about the people on the screen here. the problem is in the cities because of the felling trees, it's a city problem. it doesn't, it doesn't go many than the villages local health center. where's the deserted look? all your only 600 people have been vaccinated. supplies are limited,

and there isn't a rush anywhere. and it's all the more reason that the few who do show up stand out . so need hard, much traveled here from a nearby village to get his father the 2nd door. he himself snapped up his 1st toes as soon as it became available. he is now looking out to book a talk for his wife. he says there is no need to feel the job. so many people, what are you about? he was off to the vaccine. my father had one to when i got it as well, and i had no side effects at all in the vaccine. it's very important to everyone. get it to this one. but i thought was maybe your wife here right now, but he's him static. he does everyone around him at the back see can save lives tom, to have a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines. numerous airlines and major banks have experienced websites up outages in multiple countries. among the

companies affected delta american airlines, commonwealth bank, southwest airlines and the hong kong stock is not yet clear if the outages are related or what has caused the u. s. congress has voted overwhelmingly to create a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the country. june 18th marks the day on june 19th, 1865. when the last and slaves african americans learned they had been freed. it's the 1st new federal holiday and 38 years without objection, amongst china's space for carrying a 3 person crew has dr. successfully with the countries new space station, 3. last that off about 6 hours earlier to take part in a 3 month commission. they will that of experiments and prepare for a series of baseball. this latest mission is considered

a step forward in establishing beijing as a major player in space, travel. john, or how many of the heavens is supposed to consolidate china's power in space? the name given to the 7 seen me the long cor module, which will supply the new space station with energy, keep it on cost and provide the 3 asteroids with room to live and carry out research. the crew will examine whether the solar cells deliver electricity reliably that also try out improved space suits which should allow them to stay in space twice as long the at, you know, they're what they call module was transported into orbit, with china's heavy lift launch vehicle. the long, much 5, at the end of april, the mission took place later than planned due to mechanical problems. john,

who is similar to the module that russia bill for the international space station and legacy of close cooperation in space. that china and russia now aim to strength and further a cargo spacecraft, carrying important supplies, including feel clothing and provisions for the crew. dr. with the space station at the end of may it will take 11 more emissions before the space station is complete. to further research modules will duck with the station in 2022. when it will begin operations. it's and then bishop schedule, but china is fast advancing to the top league of space travel. the country 1st sends an astronaut into space in 2003 well behind russia and the united states. in 2019 china celebrated a spectacular 1st by landing and the dark side of the moon in a scientifically interesting region and the satellites. south pole china also

has month and it's science. since last may, the g hung research spacecraft has been exploring the red planet and even sending selfies back to earth. i day ging is offering every nation the opportunity to conduct research on it space station. but getting there will remain firmly in chinese hands. europe has already accepted the offer. european space agency astronauts have already undertaken training in china. the i s . s. era is coming to an end. the united states is critical of the project. it says, cooperating in this way, would put international security at risk. as brilliant as i say, he's a retired us and also now all the sees international cooperation for the european

space agency joins us from planet earth. thomas, china as space program moving ahead, very swiftly. is china headed for space domination? well definitely they have mastered all the disciplines that are necessary to fly to space starting from a large launch program which is prerequisite to get to whatever object satellites into space. they have telecommunication satellites, the satellite navigation of the basin in the field of science. they are very well on the way. and now with human exploration, i think this is the next important step. so yes, they are on a good way. i wouldn't say dominance, but they definitely are a space faring nation. i'm not asking about the dominance because the u. s. is caution again. china space program essentially calling it an extension of the country. surging military and fish. and how concerned are you about the military

value of these missions? well, there is no doubt that space is playing a major role also in the field of military security. i've already mentioned some of the domains like telecommunication, observation, and navigation. of course, everyone is using those and services for civilian applications, but also for military application. so i find it a little bit strange to more or less thinking it is possible to deny such as space power the use of this field. however, of course it's of some concern of these areas are used in the field of conflict then who knows what will happen. so the chinese space program has also come on to 5 for not hearing to the social space norms, for instance, not cleaning up the debris of the stuff they send into space. is that fair?

well, actually that is a criticism that we could say for many space faring nations. and definitely it's true that something needs to be done. you might be aware that europe has started a program to at least start picking up a major object and bringing them back into atmosphere so that they are destructive free end for you. it is just the beginning and yes, definitely all space very nicely. need to agree on common rules that compulsory for everybody and speak to them. otherwise, you might face the situation that this earth space low of all that will become unusable for all those fantastic services that we are using on, on our common lives on, on day to day basis. don't you all have astronaut thomas from the open space agency

. thank you very much for joining us. you're welcome joe biden. and let me put in have described that summit in geneva as positive. it was their 1st meeting since by and became president relations between the us and russia at rock bottom. the 2 leaders agreed to hold more talks on nuclear arms control, but differences on many issues remain including cybersecurity and of course human rights. a highly anticipated meeting against the backdrop of from the relations. joe biden and vladimir putin succeeded in breaking the ice. the 2 ladies met for 3 hours in geneva over several issues of contention. little progress was made on the main issues, but both ladies pledged to hear each other out. we should be able to cooperate words in our mutual interest and where we have differences. i want to present,

couldn't understand why i say what i say and why i do what i do and how will respond to specific kinds of actions that harm america's interest. there should, i believe that there was no one in the country meeting of course, took place in a principal manner. please show assessments on many points. i differ. in my opinion, both sides demonstrated a desire to understand each other and look for ways to bring that position. by yet little good, it's good to believe in new jersey to cyber attacks were among the issues bought and brought up, put and denied kremlin involvement in a hacks against us target. and when he's american counterpart brought up human rights and the rest of the russian opposition activists, alex, they know, valentine, put and refused to mention the name of the man in question. now,

this person knew that he was violating russian law. he should have recognized this as a twice convicted felon. blessed as it was doing was literally made in small steps were made on nuclear arms control. and both sides agreed to return the ambassadors off that they were withdrawn earlier this year in a series of tit for tat sanctions and diplomatic expulsion lawmakers in europe. we're relieved to see a shift in tone with an emphasis on mutual cooperation for those who believe in the diplomatic solution of international conflicts. and what we saw yesterday from geneva, it's encouraging. and from the german and european best perspective, i think it's important to hear that was really book russia and us were caught on the and i'm controlled. the 2 countries planned to hold further talks in the future . the progress on the main issues seemed a long way off football now and the euros are in

full swing. denmark is getting ready for its match up with belgium. game will be paused in the 10th minute for fans to applaud kristen erickson, the danish midfielder, suffolk cardiac arrest during his team's match against finland on saturday. the 29 year old is now recovering in hospital, his doctors have announced he will get a hot starter device because of his collapse on the pitch axis. near death experience left teammates badly shaken stronger together. denmark squad are preparing to face their toughest group stage. opponents, belgium, while also dealing with what happened to christian ericsson. we have been talking about that it will be quite emotional to go back to parking and we know that we will have on believable support by our fence, by the whole country. and,

and these emotions, we have to prepare that psychologists and crisis counselors have been helping players work through what they witnessed teams that the euros usually train at the match irina the day before a game. but the danes chose to stay at their training base instead. and how we are going to react about getting back. we don't know. we know as little as you do how it's going to affect us emotionally, how it's going to affect us being there. and it doesn't matter if it's today or tomorrow. coach hillman says, erickson's hospital is right next to the stadium and that he thinks his star midfielder will hold on his shirt to watch the belgium game right from his room. and also in the arrows. italy, not convincing. when switzerland says italy's 2nd victory now in the group stage, in ro manuel locker tele scored twice for the home team. and italy assured

themselves of advancing to the round of 60 as for me on the news seemed, don't go away. coming up next to the w. a business bench facility has more on how disappointing vaccine trial trials affecting german biomedical companies. sure back shares adjusted off to the, the the the, the news

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