it was always known from continental africa and we always said actually mother doesn't really have these high rates of lima hunting but no it has and now that is really threatening in running lemus in addition to the chorus loads and christoph we've got about half a minute here just want to ask you we've talked about lemurs tonight but what's the overall picture in terms of species going extinct. of the 120000 species that are on the all you see and read list of say roughly one quarter on know in the 3 threatened categories of vulnerable endangered and critically endangered and that's a lot of primates have ferrets quite a bit worse because they are you know large body size and in many of these some rather poor countries are being hunted as i mentioned about overall it's about 25 percent of all species on the red list in the thread and cousin grace christoph fitted with the international union for the conservation of nature christopher reeve be sure your time in your insights tonight thank you thank you. well the day is always done the conversation it continues online you can join us on

operations in the middle east or in africa you will see that they that is largest military hospital outside of continental united states you will feel there are commands here like the european command the africa command they play a very important role in the way the united states engages military around the world it seems so you say that because a former commander of u.s. troops in europe has told t w that the withdrawal hurts us overseas capabilities more than it hurts european security what does that mean what it means exactly that means that for the united states the presence here in germany and by the way the presence in other european countries it's essential so where are some people in washington may see the presence as only helping european countries it actually plays a very significant role in the way the united states engages with the rest of the world the fact that for example those commands here in germany the fact that you have the ramstein air base they have the fact that you have that military hospital with many soldiers have been treated who have come back from iraq from afghanistan this me

that is the biggest military hospital outside continental united states there are 2 commands also stationed here in germany the european command the africa command so they certainly play a very important role it's not only about paying to defend germany operations here are also critically important for the u.s. defense itself ok this relationship the german american relationship is also critical for nato for the entire european transatlantic relationship what does this mean for the german american relationship the withdrawal it is seen as another no point in bilateral relation it's important to stress that this is only one of many issues that have been very difficult between the trumpet ministration on bit of a government we're talking about trade we're talking about north stream when we're talking about some international treaties there are time and time again problems between both governments and the fact that those troops are being withdrawn or at least that's the plan that the u.s. has presented that means that it's another very difficult moment for that bilateral relationship it is seen also in a way as a punishment here in germany

africa centershe for disease control and the commission issued a statement in regard just a few weeks ago, to be specific, june 22, were rereconvened a continentalonference on covid vaccine. that meeting was chaired by the president of sououth africa and the chair of the african union commission excellency. the sense of that meaning was clclear, we haveve to discuss is related to electoral property, discuss issues related to access to vacaccine, vavariabs for continent of 1.3.3 billion peop. exexactly i that communique, we touch on the d declaration which spspeaks to this intntellectual property you just mentioned. i think you're always reminded whenat happened in 1996 the hiv drugs were available and it took us about seven years, up to 2002, before it became accessible to the continent of africa. i think that situation if it plays ouout now,w, we can see a future of the continent will be completely undeveloped. for an, we are calling globalal solidarity to m make se just speaking about t access too vaccine in developing world and in africa is just not a nice way to say n not just a free word to say, but it is a reality. we are developing our ow

in the middle east in certain parts of africa southeast asia and latin america that's going to continue i think the real battleground is going to be in continental europe where it's about 5050 so that's really where we're going to see this war i think is it's and it's hardest this war rubber is supposed to be about cyber security at least that's the official reason right but have any of the wall way alternatives been subject to the same sort of rigorous testing that one way products have been subjected to to make sure that they are more secure and though they have an effect comment so the hallway in the u.k. has what's called the cell or cyber security center which is staffed by affected individuals to review their code and they found lots of problems in the right care and although they never found a smoking gun that says they were put there by the state clearly that of the other players had been subject to that kind of review but that said i think it comes down and some is that we're in a trust. yeah it is equally i think we should expect that as as the play has become a permanent they will be subject to review and of course people do you do se