ok let's get the thoughts now mark armand he's there rector of the crisis research institute of the university very welcome thanks for coming on just firstly let's get your reaction to what the opposition is said in armenia and they have rejected passion yan's offer of an early election does that surprise you. well i think what they really were directing is the idea that he stays in office and 2 is an election they are deeply suspicious of him he's of course suspicious of their motives to and so they want him to resign and to leave before the remarks of course he wishes to go into elections to as prime minister would be or if you like that attaches to that office so how does this sort of stalemate resolve itself that. it's not at all clear as you've just heard from reversed on of the opposition's also staging really isn't cool for another big demonstration this evening. promised depression one has really been able to bring out thousands of his supporters who have been deeply divided society and the risk is that it does spiral out of control mercifully so far today there hasn't been any violenc

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a pleasure to introduce our guests yasmin law who works for the independent social science research institute giga and she says the international community has been living in denial for a long time the military has never really wanted to see real democratic change would be on mars. and with us is félix high joke from the berlin based policy and science think tank s.w. pete his opinion the coup has put an end to myanmar's illiberal and partly authoritarian transition to democracy. and it's great to welcome my colleagues such a fun boomer zone from d.w. asia desk she thinks the military seizure of power could lead to deadly violence the military will reinforce a culture of abuse and impunity threatening to end human rights and economic stability in myanmar. so let me go straightaway to use. with that mention of deadly violence in your own. statement so far the streets appear to be relatively calm so how would you assess the potential for bloodshed going forward the way that i see it that the reason people are not protesting just yet on mass is i think for the reason that they are very scared an

out of its 2nd wave of corona virus infections within the last period of 2020 and as is the research institute are very concerned that this may or may not be related to the new strain of corner virus infections which has been found in the country. the very interest been associated with a higher bar load in infected people making it more transmissible and leading to sharp spikes in infections. south africa recorded over 15000 covert deaths in the last month and its hospitals were filled to capacity. so it wouldn't work so we have had an unexpected really strong 2nd wave in south africa it came earlier than with anticipated and it was much steeper in terms of numbers there were 2 reasons for this one was we think mass gatherings before the christmas period there were young people getting together but also that we hadn't really controlled the numbers of people for example at funerals so mass gatherings drove this party but that coincided with the emergence of the new variant which has indeed increased transmission from one person to another so 2 things at the same time. this seems to be confirmed

issues and more i'm joined by my guest mark allman in oxford he is the director of the crisis research institute and in budapest we have george 7 well he's a podcast or at the gavel which can be found on you tube and gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to markers in an oxford continuity in change that's what we always look at when a new administration comes in and we see a lot of continuity and change particularly on the rhetorical side of things we hear we hear that the biden mr asian is essentially going to back away from saudi arabia's genocidal war against yemen but he says it will continue to support the sovereignty of saudi arabia and we we are on the 1st day of the ministration we have troop movements from iraq into syria so that tells us what's going on here just a couple days ago nato has made it very clear that's going to it's.

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sanctioned show works at economic research institutes he's also rise to talk to journalists about the sanctions for example i'm going to do number one i want to leave it's impossible to sanction a country completely even now we trade and obtain foreign currency. sanction as much as you like we will advance of our own accord laws will. we will turn our competitiveness into a sword through our sacrifices and we will progress bravely. looking on. the sanctions that have been put on north korea extremely strict i mean this for the nothing the country that has been sanctioned bore diversely more were strictly at the same time they're no longer working. 'd there is a huge problem with our north korea policy and using sanctions to try and have the regime modify its behavior. because we're not saying the one entity that earns most of his money does casey the float for they see this case as a life. many high ranking defectors from north korea talk about a secret government department that said to administer the regime secret funds kim il sung and his son kim jong il reportedly set it up in the

a pleasure to introduce our guests yasmin law who works for the independent social science research institute giga and she says the international community has been living in denial for a long time the military has never really wanted to see real democratic change and be on mars. and with us is félix high joke from the berlin based policy and science think tank s w p his opinion the coup has put an end to myanmar's illiberal and partly authoritarian transition to democracy. and it's great to welcome my colleagues chief on boomers on from d.w. asia desk she thinks the military see. sure of power could lead to deadly violence the military will reinforce a culture of abuse and impunity threatening to end human rights and economic stability in myanmar. so let me go straight away to use. with that mention of deadly violence in your opening statement so far the streets appear to be relatively calm so how would you assess the potential for bloodshed going forward the way that i see it that the reason people are not protesting just yet on mass is i think for the reason that they are very scared and t

out of its 2nd wave of corona virus infections within the last period of 2020 and as is the research institute are very concerned that this may or may not be related to the new strain of coronavirus infections has been found in the country. very interest been associated with a higher birol load in infected people making it more transmissible and leading to sharp spikes in infections. south africa recorded over 15000 covert deaths in the last month and its hospitals were filled to capacity. so we have had an unexpected really strong 2nd wave in south africa it came earlier than we'd anticipated and it was much steeper in terms of numbers there were 2 reasons for this one was we think mass gatherings before the christmas period there were young people getting together but also that we hadn't really controlled the numbers of people for example at funerals so mass gatherings drove this partly but that coincided with the emergence of the new variant which has indeed increased transmission from one person to another so 2 things at the same time. this seems to be confirmed by researchers on the groun

london based tech company humanizing autonomy and other research institutes are working to develop models for human behavior and traffic. this data will hopefully then train autonomy's cars. so humans very complex especially when we come to cities we can treat them with normal motion. our expertise is in combining behavioral psychology with statistical and deep learning. for protest reasons to it's important to be able to communicate with an economist's car the normal eye contact and gesturing won't help . developers are working on interfaces that could be used to signal to pedestrians whether or not they can cross the street by using light signals in the windshield for instance. there's a problem though pedestrian behavior and not. verbal communication differs around the world. if you look at for example in munich no one will jaywalking. where you come to london people are jaywalking all the time the great thing about vegas today and of course. the speech is that you know their vehicles know where they are and we have a mission that for each of these places it would be a different set of

associate at the university of north asia research institute in malaysia very well welcome to you all i'd like to believe begin with you so if i may how concerned are you about what we're seeing right now in me in ma in terms of human rights violations. i have from what i see what is happening in the country the people are very organized and then he has been involved in the pili protest everywhere in the country but my concerns are that the security truth will and youth more for this again for the protests that we have seen what has happened in naypyidaw that the. peaceful protests that were gunned down by the security forces the 13th may have been more because we have a track record of the military and the security for this kind of value for excessive force in the q. . and a civilians in the past we have seen that many almost immediately when people fled the country because of their or their often feel in fear that an amphibian. minister or do you agree with that sentiment how concerned are you about human rights violations happening right now

pleasure to introduce our guests yasmin blogger who works for the independent social science research institute giga and she says the international community has been living in denial for a long time the military has never really wanted to see real democratic change would be on mars. and with us is félix high joke from the berlin based policy and science think tank s.w. p. his opinion the coup has put an end to myanmar's illiberal and partly authoritarian transition to democracy. and it's great to welcome my colleagues or chief on boomers on from d w c asia desk she thinks the military. seizure of power could lead to deadly violence the military will reinforce a culture of abuse and impunity threatening to end human rights and economic stability in myanmar. so let me go straightaway to use. with that mention of deadly violence in your opening statement so far the streets appear to be relatively calm so how would you assess the potential for bloodshed going forward the way that i see it that the reason people are not protesting just yet on mass is i think for the reason that they are very scared

origins of covert 19 since arriving last month they have conducted interviews with people from research institutes hospitals and a seafood market which was linked to the initial outbreak let's go to katrina you is live for us in beijing has been following this visit closely so reports now katrina that the team are now have now visited this lab in wu han what more can you tell us about what they might have found there. that's right and this lab has been the focus of much controversy for the greater part of last year now this is the lab that the administration allege that curve in $1000.00 originated from now they made that claim without any evidence at least evidence that the public has seen but it is true that this lab had the highest level of biosecurity in china and a number of dangerous pathogens are being investigated there including coronaviruses which had been transmitted from animals now the or team say they are looking into this theory that all hypotheses are on the table when it comes to looking into the origin of the pandemic and we did speak to of religious marian koopman who is on the

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