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a potential russian invasion, and washington kohls last goes to build off on ukraine's water. dangerous. also coming up, it's been a year since me, and mars military sees power in a coo. we'll look at the dentist efforts to stop all resistance to a school. and person's prime minister, forrest johnson says, sorry, again, officer reports, illegal lockdown parties, number 10, downing street and accuses his government of leadership failures. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. russia and the u. s. have clashed over ukraine at an emergency meeting at the un security called un security council. in the heated session, the u. s. and boy accused moscow of destabilizing europe by massing troops along

ukraine's border. russia accused the us of theatrics and whipping up tensions. diplomatic sparring comes as fears grow over a russian invasion around the table. the key word was provocation. rushes envoy accused the us a feeling hysteria over ukraine. modi looper. we're all gonna agree the discussion about a threat of war is provocative. in and of itself. we go with the, you are almost calling for this. you want it to happen. you're waiting for it to happen is if you want to make you words become a reality. the threats of action, if russia's security demands aren't met, is provocative. are encouraging. diplomacy is not provocative. the provocations from russia not from us or other members of this council. this is the largest. this

is the largest, hear me clearly mobilization, approved in europe in decade. the cram in march, remember that ukraine is ready to defend itself. at the same time, we support the need to keep diplomatic journals with russia open. ukraine is not going to launch military offensive, neither indian bus nor increa mia, nor anywhere else. the grain sees no alternative to peaceful resolution of the ongoing conflict. more than $100000.00 russian trip or mass ukraine's border sparking concern from the us to the european allies that russia will make some sort of invasion within week. and we continue to engage in non stop diplomacy and to de escalate tensions and camp place. the devil to improve security for allies and partners, and for all of europe, for that matter,

come but with russia is continuing is build up of its forces around ukraine. we are ready, no matter what happens after the un security council meeting. russia responded in writing to us proposal aimed at de escalating the ukraine crisis. more high level diplomacy is expected this week, even though talks of so far field to ease tensions. earlier, we asked each other use washington correspondent on the solid. what more the u. s. might have in store if diplomacy fails. well, there are thanks, and of course that were already put in place years before. and they were considered ineffective. following the annexations, the annexation of crimea in 2014 and all the west, including the united states and the european union, are threatening a new level of sanctions that could reach from economic boy called to cutting off

russian banks from the financial grid. from the international financial grid, also to personal sanctions against volume or proven than a new threat came today from washington and london. and that would impose or include punishing, a leads that are close to proven and freezer assets also include travel bands for these people. should russia invade the ukraine? so again, what we're seeing is a mix of threats and diplomacy to deter russia from doing exactly that. now it's been one. yes, since me and mars ami overthrew elected leader ng sung, c g and c power and a coo united states, britain and canada have announced new sanctions against the agenda. targeting top members of the judiciary, u. n. chief and pony terrace edge. that will to put more pressure on me in mars military rulers, in a statement he says in the past year, there has been an intensification and violence, a deepening of human rights,

and the humanitarian crises, and a rapid rise of poverty in me in law. the multiple vulnerabilities of old people across me and mar and its regional implications require an urgent response. in law, security forces in me in law had arrested dozens of people in recent days to prevent a nationwide strike to mock the anniversary. thousands of others had been killed, detained, or have fled there hung in the year of political turmoil a year on from the coup in myanmar and things look relatively normal on the surface . but a pervasive armed presence betrays a country firmly under military control. yet on february, the 1st 2021 sang sang to key, was ousted from her role as de facto leader of the civilian government. after the military placed her under arrest and handed power to the country's top general the general's claim without evidence that there had been massive vote of fraud to

explain their takeover. su, keys ousting lead to massive protests. thousands of people took to the streets or joined resistance groups. the military has retaliated with a bloody crackdown. according to a un report, at least 1500 people have been killed by the brutal effort to crush descent. and at least 11000 people have been arrested and detained for voicing their opposition. some 9000 people are still in custody. and 290 have died in detention. likely due to the use of torture, says u n. a year on. and democracy looks a long way away for me on mar. well let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. perkins sauces military gentle says it has restored parts of the country's constitution,

the whose lead up paul and read dummy ball will serve as head of state for transitional period. it comes as the african union suspended brooke in a fossil after a military coup last week. hundreds of people rallied in bolivia. capital now paused to protest violence against women. it followed outrage over the case of a serial rapist who received a 30 year sentence for homicide, but was released on medical grounds ought to serve in just a few years. the man was re arrested last week after bodies of 2 women were found buried at his home. denmark becomes the 1st european country to lift all of its pandemic restrictions. that includes mandatory phase fos, health passes and limited opening hours. the bars and restaurants. the move comes despite record numbers of coven 19 infections. the government says it's now relying on denmark's high vaccination, right? to cope with the army? kron variant u. k. 5 alyssa bars,

johnson was grilled in parliament over an investigation into a series of parties held at his downing street residence during the cobra 19 lockdown. the findings accuse him and parts of his team are failing in leadership and judgment. johnson has apologized, but says he will not step down the prime minister, a crunch day for boris johnson, leaving his headquarters in london's downing street to give a statement in parliament on what's become known as the party gates scandal. firstly, i want to say, sorry, and i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right. and also sorry for the way that this matter has been handled and it's no use saying that this will, that was within the rules and is no you saying that people we're working hard. i don't the opposition leader kiss. darma was quick to pounce movie st. johnson

repeatedly claim the lockdown rules were followed. despite the parties in downing street, the house died and we now know that 12 cases have reached the threshold for criminal investigation, which i remind the house. that means that there is evidence of serious and flagrant breaches of lockdown a contract. johnson acknowledged the reports, findings of failures of leadership and judgment. mister speaker, i get it, and i will fix it. ah, and i want to soon to the people of this country. i know what the issue is. yes is whether this government can be trusted to deliver and i say to speak a yes we can see if we can be trusted to deliver

a separate and continuing police investigation means the full party gate report has not yet been published. the only question is, does anybody else have anything else by way or a detail that they could yet release into the public domain? particularly the prime minister's former advisor, dominic cummings, who has gone public over the weekend, saying that he's tried to actually remove maurice johnson from office for the moment that looks unlikely. johnson has survived countless scandals in the past. his many enemies are now eagerly awaiting the outcome of the police prob more than 20 people have died in brazil, off the heavy rains, landslides and flooding in the sate of sal paulo has set hundreds of people homeless. the states governor has authorized emergency aid for affected areas.

brazil has been experiencing torrential rains and heavy flooding since december. it's a race against time to search for remaining survivors before it's too late. for instance, they think that there are people over there. 1 may god help them if they are alive . those of you yesterday some one was calling for help. today he is not calling anymore. they are trying to get the body out of thier, dead or alive. so some flood victims are still being pulled out of the month. but the hope to find any more is quickly fading. a desperate wait for those whose loved ones are missing her through woodale. i'm looking for my nephew, his wife and a 2 year old child. got their boredom, all they set, the bodies are still there under the mud barber, but until now they couldn't recover them that li, landslides are

a frequent occurrence in brazil during the rainy season. here in frank, without roach, others especially dangerous for hillside houses that are often the homes of the poor little firefighters say they'll continue operations until all the missing persons on the list are accounted for. both the living and the dead to men have been arrested in south west germany after a fatal shooting of 2 police officers attack took place during a traffic stop in the early hours of monday. it was on this country road in the early morning darkness that this tragic incident unfolded. the 2 police officers age 24 and 29. survive just long enough to make an emergency call, but died soon after by the one in the map from they were on overnight patrol in the area at about 4 20 am during a spot check on a vehicle on district road 22. but it was fatally injured by charles by the the

chauffeur to defer left. throughout the day the police search continued in the air and on the ground plain clothes and uniformed officers examined the crime scene in rhineland, platinum, and also locations in nearby czar land. the police announced they wanted to speak to a 38 year old man from land known to the authorities and the holder of a gun license. he and another man age 32, were later arrested in the town of goods by the federal interior minister. nancy phaser tweeted, regardless of the motive. this act is reminiscent of an execution and shows that the police risk their lives every day for safety. the 24 year old who died was still a train, a police college, among the questions the investigation will now look at why the 2 young police officers decided to stop this particular vehicle and what led to them losing their lives in the shocking way. and people around the world are celebrating the luna new

year, which marks the year of the taiga. once again, the festivities are muted, of concerns over the current of ours pandemic in taiwan lungs. at darma drum mountain rang in the new. yet, by striking the temple bell, 180 times, the ritual symbolizes a sipping way of human worries. one ha! what she did of in his life from vernon up next is duck from. i'm really mohammed and for watching. take care. bye. ah ah, welcome to the coven 19 special. around the world, more and more people are becoming infected with coven. 19 the new oma cron variant

is extremely contagious. vaccinated people are also contracting it, though their cases are usually much milder. what treatments are available? which medications can help? we talk to medical professionals in germany, and we had to uganda, where traditional remedies are also being used to fight the corona virus. plus, is vaccinations the way out of the pandemic, or could new antiviral drugs be the long awaited game changers? slash ha! but 1st we had to poland with one of europe's lowest vaccination rates at just 55 percent. the oma kron waive is especially worrying krakow pullin 2nd largest city after warsaw is alive. the university city here to doctors are concerned about rising and and rates,

and are preparing for many people to fall seriously ill. in ventilators fighting for their lives. none of the 20 people on this coven, 19 ward at krakow university hospital of vaccinated. greg halls who's just been admitted to the ward. says he was scared, the vaccine would effect another medical condition. he has a rather than have a junior shipper got one of them at convict of until now i didn't know how to vaccine would affect me. but anyway, i'm not an anti vac sir, and avoid because the question is now for my doctor how long after leaving the hospital can i be vaccinated? kids haven't anymore research. right now. the case load here is manageable, but they're bracing as infection numbers in poland. surge and my frustrated that people are not getting vaccinated. frustration is a difficult turned to to define. i just wish people trusted or medical experts more

weak and weary. the staff try to get the patients moving again. up to half of the patience on this road will end up needing intensive care support. it's so frequent that the staff here at clack, of university hospital has set up special pathways that go underground straight from this world. to the i see you doctors here say currently around a 5th of the people admitted with coven, don't make it out of the hospital when i remember our 1st wave, we had most sleep, very other people. and a lot of them, in fact, died at to day. age of patients is different. we have patients who are 40 at 50 years old. there's an ongoing discussion in poland about whether the reluctance to be vaccinated comes from longstanding, lack of confidence in public institutions. a hangover from the communist era or

whether the government's information campaign around the jobs was insufficient. only 56.5 percent of polls are vaccinated with 2 doses. and it wasn't hard to find people on the streets of krakow, who hadn't had it back to shark, whatever vaccinated people also get the virus and they are spreading the virus to left and carrying and suffering at the place where i was working. everyone who was vaccinated got severely ill, me, i wasn't vaccinated and i never got sick like any kind of harm needs given so, so, so civilian, i don't know what to say about vaccines because i'm not vaccinated. are you there something new in the world? and i don't know what the side effects might be. every makia effect, obama go home or goes, i love the golf, the steel production company, arsenal, metal, poland, is offering. it's 10000 employees. a bonus of just over 400 euros. if they prove they're fully vaccinated, they say it's getting results. the response has, has been overwhelming because the program was only introduced on the 21st of

december last year. and in the 1st 3 weeks, we received as many as 4 and a half 1000 applications. so it means that 4 and a half 1000 of our employees have been vaccinated. while private initiatives like that might have a local effect. increasing vaccination rates needs a nationwide effort. poland has passed the unwelcome milestone of a $100000.00 covey deaths and with the low vaccine take up. and with the 5th wave looming, hospitals like this one worn, the number of deaths will spike again. ah, the pandemic as fostered a growing public interest in science and research. our reporters have been interviewing specialists to gain insight from bare expertise on the corona virus. this time christina christner is talking to marilyn otto, head of infectious diseases at the university medical center hamburg epin door. we

want to know which methods have been effective in treating coven 19, and when they're used to pop up with our under soon as i'm it integrating. professor otto great to speak with you that has been don't meet on our show. we look into treating cove at 19 cases above your research or of infectious disease, but also treat patients or clinic as it's an if most i festival, a general question you built and how do you treat covert patients admitted to the hospital network. but in the clinic, i espionage, christina, up to one, and the various factors play a role. here it is wide spectrum of patients who have gotten cells covey to. and of course, the treatment depends on the severity of the illness technique. and there are those that come to the emergency room with a runny nose off to having contact with someone who has the corona virus, but otherwise have no symptoms there since they sent back home to recover from what's otherwise just a cold quieter than a kid who globules a lot depends on the patient, nathan, if someone has risks with accesible,

severe illness and needs to be hospitalized, then they would be admitted as an impatient. over non maria treatment options range from support of therapy such as reducing a fever and increasing fluid intake. depending on how the patient feels good, whether the example oxygen is required, then other measures may be necessary given to allow us to purchase any current magnet covers will be the can treatments. are antiviral medications to fight the virus itself and medical maintenance. you will stand anti inflammatory drugs which are sometimes helpful in the later stages of the disease. and if there's an inflammatory reaction and continuously arkansas on monday coming. so the treatment depends on the patient and the regular severity of the illness, each beer and where they are in the cause of the disease. so are they in the early phase or has the progress either? and so there are many possibilities, like it's not in america. the, i'm the how, with modes of treatment developed over the course of the pandemic and what's been

learned from the outcomes. we happened and i'll get a flyer. and in the ange, it's been an interesting process learning by doing for player 2 years ago. at the start of the pandemic, we didn't have any medications available because none had been specifically developed for it. and we tried drugs with an anti viral effect used to treat other diseases who also an anti parasitic leverage. seattle broke. we're talking about hydrox, klara quinn, ivr make tin orem desa via visa via on happens to relent. studies were conducted and showed that some of these drugs were of no or only marginal benefit demand and but now drugs have been developed monoclonal antibodies which fight the virus and can be given early on. largest studies have been carried out and shown that dexamethasone has a very good anti inflammatory effect that wound up. so we already have a more extensive range of treatment options compared to what was available at the beginning of the pandemic. when cache treatments differ based on whether someone's

vaccinated or not in their leader? natasha i. there is no single answer with me. now. a cox feel it all depends on the individual patient and the severity of the illnesses soon. i plan with high risk patients. other therapy options would be discussed with you. the only point of differentiation is the administering of monoclonal antibodies happen if someone is fully vaccinated with good antibody levels. antibody treatment wouldn't be considered. yeah. and also even, but for those with risk factors, while a severe illness is like cancer page since who haven't developed any immunity, then when administered early monoclonal antibodies are a very good option of guns food separately, getting my red one doll soon. it is now that we also know that the effectiveness of the vaccine differs depending on the virus variant muffin is the particular

variance also affect to us to which medications and treatment so used. hold on. good. yeah, i did. i did. yes. via antiviral drugs and monoclonal antibodies don't work full variance, how much was it on? for example, there are antibodies that work well against delta, but not against a micron, and vice versa, because of the must be getting data woodworking, i'm a so it's certainly a factor of the cat at a doubt because one, i know not on a studio according to a study from the university hospital where you walk as if there were indications that even a moderate case of a cove it leaps, traces on organs or an organ. and could you elaborate consensus? canola annoy time. this is and jeff, i'm the studio the else and have sent home. it's a very interesting study led by our cardiology center of, of the 400 people who were mildly or moderately ill. he used to be a lighter and to leave them in a 7 hour examination, the study team looked closely at effects that may not be clinically apparent,

but are still detectable until all as well. so coolness, i'm come, reflect hugely, upon instant armor. they looked at the kidneys, heart, lungs, and veins on the leg when divine view, about 9 months after a corona virus infection that they observed and measured slight reductions in the organs functioning, hall, and quantum on the hedge, on that in oregon light, i'm showing this needs to serve as a warning against the attitude. oh, let's just catches and tightened our food us and it needs to be taken seriously. and patients should continue to be monitored after they've recovered or, and of, you know, pilots in math organ my do my address. but what do i handle to point out that these findings should not alarm people, and i'm seeing that 9 months difference as could still be detected. the. but this will still be the case in the long term must be investigated further,

not by counters will overrule wisdom in the early days of this whole pandemic that answer evidences and but this is undoubtedly an important indication that the heart, lungs and kidneys can be affected griffin, couldn't, must nicholas man nicotine conquer this is the of the good news is we didn't observe any neuro cognitive problems in the study groups. colton. backups kind of figure. oh, professor, professor ardo, thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us with that. my pleasure. greetings. from hamburg some work in uganda, only 13 percent of the population is fully vaccinated and there's a supply shortage to contain the spread of the corona virus. the government enforced one of the strictest locked down. so in the world, the public health care system is still overwhelmed with

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