the time one doesn't expire one is a person's actions no longer we need to judge them for an everyday basis. germany warns the e.u. will take care of its own vaccine procurement if the bloody conflict is failing program concerns of the sluggish pace of the job roll out a shared by the world health organization is executive director for europe an exclusive interview with r.t. . both a long time i'm frustrated of normal long because we are rapidly approaching 1000000 jobs in the european region with but also frustrated because we don't see. arms for us to. french doctors vent their fury at president mark wrong for failing to deliver on his promise to speed up vaccination as frontline medics battle overwhelming povich case loads. of mr we believe the government is to blame for the

fact that we have to work incredibly slowly but at the same time in a completely gruelling regime. plus the social media thought police not to say again facebook scripts an interview of a donald trump hosted by his daughter and no direct and other platforms banned the former president earlier this year. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r t international with me carrying. on germany it says it may go it alone when it comes to watering vaccines if the e.u. doesn't get its act together the country's health minister also stressed that it's imperative that stock up on enough jobs for 2022. what is important is the question of 2022 we have to secure our capacities for

a possible 3rd or 4th round of vaccinations we currently don't know how long vaccination protection last hence we must secure these capacities as part of the european union or failing that as a nation their statement comes amid the blocks sluggish vaccination campaign with some member states threatening to do its own thinking independently of the e.u. when it comes to vaccine procurements apart from a slovakia and hungary austria for instance there's that has just ended talks to buy a 1000000 doses of the russian job despite it not yet having been approved by the block's drug watchdog while the w.h.o. has also expressed its concerns calling use efforts on acceptably slow according to the organization only 4 percent of europeans have taken 2 doses of the vaccine so far early in my colleague neil harvey discussed the matter of along with the astra zeneca trouble and the prospects of the russian vaccine in the block with the executive director of the w h o's regional office for europe. we're both alarms and frustrated at that moment

we're alarmed because we're rapidly approaching 1000000 deaths in the european region which are 44000000 cases of covert 19 on the other hand we're frustrated because we are well frustrated for the reasons that many of us have been living in lockdown for and things fancy 140 days in some cases but also across states it's because we don't see these vaccines reaching arms fast enough but this really is a court of governments to improve their backs nation plans ramp up speed up that vaccination process we need people to accept and have confidence in the back since they're receiving and when they're offered a vaccine to agree to take it the longer we wait the higher the likelihood that they that the virus mutates and that will see variants escape the vaccine you mentioned a really important point there i think particularly pertinent right now because the

w.h.o. talking about the after seneca vaccine a said country should keep using and of course there's that there's a great the need for it and a great demand for it but there are several countries i think more than a dozen countries at their full of using it what is the stands now on astra zeneca as vaccine just in confidence is such a fragile thing i mean it takes you in some cases years to build in just a few minutes to erode and diminish so it will undoubtedly and has undoubtedly impact its confidence of the communities that are relying on the facts in. the astra zeneca backs it this is very important that we get this vaccine back online where it's been temporarily suspended but at this point there's no course the association until we have more data we won't know just getting back to the vaccinations there's a range of them out there now russia has a fear of its own thing the 1st one out there that was put on the market was sputnik v. some countries and the west the big. slow to approve use of it is that legitimate

is it just because the medical checks haven't been done yet or is it could there be a political element to it i don't think pothole it's it's just something that we should necessarily just just in terms of the facts in some way different vaccines used split the vaccine from what we've seen from the russian federation's the dates of its own of all appears to be an effective and safe vaccine is used in many member states and in some of the states the do not have access to the vaccines that are listed for it's really the russian boxing that has come to their aid and support so sputnik they being used to many member states it does not counts european medicines association approval hence it doesn't have e.u. member states using it at this point but we are confident that in the very near future that vaccine will be of use to everybody across the globe

the message from the w.h.o. is something president emanuel micron may want to bear in mind french doctors have been venting their frustration at his failure to deliver on his promise to speed up vaccinations as france enters its 3rd lockdown they warn that the lack of available doses is now critical with ever more seriously ill patients being admitted to already overwhelmed hole for self but the president insists the rollout is happening at full throttle. when we talked to him when we were putting all means to vaccinate vaccinate vaccinate without response without holidays saturdays and sundays just like weekdays. the general practitioners like myself are not currently receiving vaccines for 2 weeks now we've not had any vaccines available for injection we've been working for 9 months without stop and without vacation 7 days a week as mr macro says due to the inability to complete the work on time due to

a lack of vaccines we believe the government is to blame for the fact that we have to work incredibly slowly but at the same time in a completely grueling regime simply because of a lack of equipment the new wave of kovi it will lead to overcrowding in hospitals we already know this will happen we are already is signing which patients get treatment and which don't because about 60 percent of operations were canceled on wednesday the french president promised to increase the number of intensive care beds to more than $10000.00 but doctors say it will come at the expense of normal covert patients another problem is lack of staff as intensive care requires additional special training and equipment but charlie grant again says these challenges should have been avoided if the crown had acted earlier. emmanuel macron has woken up a year after the start of the crisis the year ago in march the need for a large number of hospital beds and beds in intensive care took us by surprise but

after a year the number of beds has not increased there is however a positive point unlike last year we do not need a large number of ventilators not because they were produced but because they're now used at a much later stage of the disease now it's enough to simply provide patients within homes to oxygen therapy the problem however is that the appropriate technology has not been installed in our hospitals as a result of accident therapy sides are still limited responsibility for this rests entirely with the manual macron who endlessly delay the adoption of measures even preventative measures such as supplying hospitals with oxygen cylinders and oxygen therapy devices necessary for treating patients. donald trump and they have been banned by a social media giants but that doesn't mean the purge of the ex-president is over facebook has removed an interview with him posted by his daughter in law caleb

maupin looks at whether social media giants are the new thought police. big tech censorship just keeps coming the latest is an interview from former u.s. president donald trump getting scrubbed from facebook in line with the bill quip placed on donald trump's facebook an instagram account says a content posted in the voice of donald trump will be removed and result in additional limitations on the account donald trump is not the president anymore he was sunning himself in florida so why exactly is it so dangerous for people to hear his interpretation of world events and just like that we are one step closer to wilson 1984 wow joe biden keeps repeating that big tack are his allies in his efforts to create a world where everyone has freedom of speech and the united states is spreading human rights across the planet but some are saying that a social media purge of a former president sets a dangerous precedent it is an issue that we have got to be thinking about because

of anybody who thinks. yesterday was donald trump was banned and tomorrow could be somebody else who has a different very different point of view so i don't like giving that much power to a handful of high tech people but the devil is obviously in the details and it's something we're going to think long and hard on and that is how you preserve 1st amendment rights without moving this country into a big lie a mentality and conspiracy theory all kinds of pro trump voices have been purged from social media you've got the removal of retired general michael flynn sidney power and 2008 vice presidential candidate of the libertarian party and commentator wayne allen root we've also seen big tech declare certain news stories to be off limits they have shut down discussion of the biden family and their shady business dealings they have actually scrub search results to remove conservative media outlets but yet all kinds of inappropriate content remains on social media 40

percent of americans have faced online harassment or hate. california wants to hold big tech accountable for what they are not censoring while they're too busy playing politics instead californians are becoming increasingly alarmed about the role of social media in promoting hate disinflation conspiracy theories and extreme political polarization trost of social media has dropped to a low of 35 percent and it's not surprising either how social media originated with the idea being it would be a place for all kinds of people to be free to speak up and explore the marketplace of ideas instead it's turned into a place for playing politics and pushing some people's agenda while suppressing others they are afraid of because it would do a great for the american people who plans to set president try to get him out of the way so he won't be able to run for office the office again because they know if you dear run for office again that he will win and we need to look back at the 1st

amendment when it comes to the media cause we have seen how the. coming from big tech and the media these people have too much control they have became rich and they really don't care about mappin you know your opinion so if government want to reign in big take against they can do it tomorrow if they wanted to do that the republican party democrat party is the same on big tex democrats and republicans on the same boat it takes $2000000.00 so bury the flag for say the whole thing is a political gain. well for me us president is not the only one who's been pugs by social media giants actress and activist rose mcgowan she has her own experience of being ousted by big tech. where you are great a. little pretty much speech going against your brownies i don't understand why you support evil characters and one of the why.

i was just spend it by twitter for posting an internet photo of bill clinton getting most of the stars and no woman flagged it for indeed i was just trying to drive the point home about a disgusting human doing disgusting things i know twitter is trying to silence me and i know a lot of the powerful democrats are behind it deactivated entirely 4 days after i helped out harvey weinstein my attacker in the new york times expose a 4 years ago there was a worldwide it limited boycott where for the 24 hour protests until they reinstated they did and they have been shouting and ever since i'm tired of having these men's feet on my neck i'm tired of having their hand over my mouth you guys are old pros

to be tracked froze right to little grows and you're supposed to be the freedom of speech rap. and that is a life. question doctors have successfully performed heart surgery in a burning hospital building a fire broke out in the hospital which specializes in heart surgery around mid day almost all patients as well as medical staff were evacuated from the burning building however one small team of doctors was performing sophisticated open heart surgery at the time had no choice but to carry on with the operation this was a success and luckily no one was hurt by the fire. still. the u.s. state department pledges to respect giuditta songes human rights if extradited as his supporters reiterate warnings he's being persecuted for lifting the lid on the american war crimes more on that set off to the break.

when almost chokes seem wrong. when old rules just don't call. any new world yet to shape out just to become educated and in games from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. as an individual committed a crime so nice to be an individual committed a crime outrun. 2 years later one night individuals are used to audition the person who committed the crime or is the person even punished for something they were a completely different person at the time wonders will expire one is

a person's actions no longer one each judge them for an everyday basis. if. it's. welcome back thousands of anonymous reports of sexual harassment by pupils in the u.k. schools that have shown a spotlight on abuse faced by students around 100 schools have been named in the testimonies including private institutions of a $11000.00 accounts of sexual harassment in british schools were posted on the everyone's invited website which is aimed to exposing rape culture in the u.k. the figure has more than doubled in the past 2 days the majority of testimonies detail the harassment of girls on including posts from children as young as 9.

on meanwhile a recent survey by charity plan international u.k. reveals that 58 percent of girls aged $14.00 to $21.00 have been publicly harassed at school or have found the girls experienced on wanted sexual comments as well as being grabbed 3 quarters of girls said that schools should support those who have experienced public sexual harassment but the u.k. government has launched an emergency review and a hotline to support victims of sexual abuse in schools the british education secretary has said he is committed to ensuring victims feel supported but katie russell the national spokesperson for rape crisis england and wales so is this is by no means a new problem the statistics aren't particularly surprising to us we know that sexual violence and abuse and sexist bullying and sexual harassment are far more

widespread in the general population many people appreciate but also ringback there was a women inequality select committee report into precisely this issue sexist bullying sexual harassment and sexual violence in schools just a few years ago and made a series of recommendations which the government has largely ignored failed to act upon so this is not a new phenomenon and really the question is why more hasn't been done by government to tackle this situation sooner any action of course is welcome but these feel very much like sort of kneejerk responses to a situation that as a say you know there's not been are known about. now despite the extradition of wiki leaks founder julian assange to the us being blocked on human rights grounds back in january the us state department continues to push for his extradition and insists the whistleblowers human rights are being respected.

human rights. and 29000 or songe was arrested in london where he spent 7 years taking refuge in the ecuadorian embassy that's after he found himself wanted by the u.s. or thirty's following wiki leaks his publication of thousands of classified files exposing u.s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan he would face espionage charges and up to 175 years behind bars if extradited international human rights groups and world leaders have held him as a champion of press freedom and pushed for the charges against him to be dropped well the latest remarks on the astonished case from the state department come right after the release of its annual report on human rights the document singles out china iran venezuela turkey and russia accusing them of violating civil liberties

but russia's foreign ministry has already said the document is quote imbued with double standards saying the state department should get its own house in order we asked former cia officer ray mcgovern for his opinion on the song's case. what we have here now is a situation where julian is surprised of any rights the main the main reason being that if they get him put him in prison for the rest of us life nohant no one will try to expose us what crimes are the empire's war crimes for julian it was slander it was suresh it was torture and now god knows what you don't have to rely on me for that there is a u.n. report to for torture you'll smell so i looked into it so i hope he has able to escape the ultimate penalty but it judging from people who have seen him most recently he has already been. there and ruined by by

the the treatment that he has been subjected to i do have hope that julian will will be able to persist and finally find a new life with his partner and his 2 little boys who play in a way waiting for him to come home. beijing has lashed out to washington after a u.s. ambassador. excuse me made his 1st official visit to taiwan in over 40 years china because it is the on a disk part of its territory and has often been a point of contention in international relations however this isn't the 1st time washington has stepped on china's toes in the region the quadrilateral security dialogue has recently been reestablished which some of labeled the asian nato summit right has no. the rise of china and subsequent tantrum in the west is heading the way these things always do the great powers and some not so great ones

getting together and holding hands and forming alliances so anything really bad happens we can all suffer together in the blue corner we have record for the 1st try we're convene this group. yet that meeting was a few weeks ago a meeting of the quadrilateral security dialogue or court for short because no one can remember the real name who comes out with those names anyway it's made up of the united states india japan and australia some might suggest they're more clues than quads the aim of the gang is a free and open indo-pacific that was the promise after the 1st summit between the leaders of the us india japan and australia so they're really mean are the words is to keep china in its place brilliantly about every using the word china i show you one me you will take a look at their p.r. video often in a few words as we go. in the dish to be china free and open and close it and help unless you china. to be china unconstrained by

course power china committed to addressing the world's defining challenge the rise of china moment of crisis something. with renewed purpose to be china. and china. about the threat of climate change and combat the threat of china i'll save you the pain of watching it basically goes on like that some of called the quad the asian nato we say officially denied because it is not a minute to your lines for the 1st time canada is participating in a joint exercise in the pacific ocean with the nations to rise the. sea definitely not a military alliance as ever though self-interest is likely to be the main enemy of this group they 1st got together back in 2004 to respond to the booking day tsunami when they tried to go steady off towards. make it all a bit more official they realized it wasn't going to work because none of them really wanted to annoy china. now almost 15 years after they gave up on the cord in

the 1st place they're back and they realize they do want to annoy china now because the us is scared of being used as the global bully indios just have a border clash with china literally with sticks and australia is facing economic sanctions from beijing so yeah return of the quad we know that our allies have complex relationships with china that was always aligned perfectly into a key u.s. ally south korea which is doing all it can to stay out of the cord after realizing that while it relies on the us for its security it does most of its shopping in china australia doesn't seem to have noticed it in the same position hence those sanctions from beijing china has called the quad an excuse to form clique's and openly incite discord between regional countries with that in mind is building is own clique to incite discord your reaction to china making a big push into the mid east with a new 25 year deal with china and iran. is really struggling to see the ors cues

and she so yes china and iran have signed a 25 year cooperation deal among other things beijing will be buying iranian oil in defiance of u.s. sanctions i mean just like the quote never says the c word china and iran didn't exactly say at the signing but this is one big middle finger aimed squarely at washington the big geopolitical beast then are picking their teams and taking sides . to worry about i'm sure. the u.s. government there's no bigger responsibility then guarding the nuclear launch codes so to reassure americans they're in safe hands so t.j. command has been keeping them updated fire twitter.

if it takes us to teach a command 30 minutes to recognize a missed tweet how long before they recognize we're under attack. i'm pretty sure u.s. strategic command just launched all the nukes. l.o.l. maybe it was a secret code or not so secret message to a foreign nation leader which is who every type that was trying. it looks like their cat walked on their keyboard. filed a freedom of information request with a us strategic command to see if i could learn anything about their jibberish tweet yesterday turns out their twitter manager left his computer on attended resulting in his very young child commandeering the keyboard. if this is the level of security what other forms of

laxness might be exhibited somewhere along the line we're becoming so lax we're losing our minds there's also this idea that all children are at home now this is the time of covais don't you understand children are at home earlier misadventure it's bound to happen. when i read something i did something good it really happened do you mean to tell me that. that something like this was left open. and it isn't that i read that my jihad home. but that's the news for today but before i go a quick and now smoke about something quite literally out of this well it's coming to r.t. this month marks 60 years since you were guardians momentous 1st man's journey into

space and to mark this special occasion artie will be interviewing some of today's pioneers of space exploration so watch this space. was a pandemic no certainly no borders and is blighting to nationalities. as a little bit so really we don't actually. need to be.

judging. her this is this until. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing it's her own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges korea has to respond has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. historically speaking the cold war was a great ideological confrontation western liberalism versus soviet communism according to joe biden the great geopolitical struggle of our time is democracy versus autocracy for biden we are in another great ideological struggle but there is a difference the west particularly the united states is the only ideological actor

. an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country trying to wipe out an american. we do everything in our power to protect. wanted to escape and climate change poses the same threat right now alaska does seem some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast and that means the river is 35 closer than how the world or i don't think we're part of earth for.