let's get more we are joined by professor salim of dual karim he is south africa's leading infectious disease specialist and one of the chief medical advisor is to the south african government thank you so much for your time this afternoon sir why is suspend the astra zeneca vaccine rollout is it limited protection better than 0 protection. so when we developed our overall vaccine strategy we always wanted to have a diversity of candidates and so as a senator was one of the candidates we selected based on the evidence that was available that showed it was effective against both mild and severe disease including hospitalization however the study that was just published that was just released yesterday showed that the if you can see again smile disease is quite low and that's supported by look moderates the evidence is well now we are uncertain about where the past is and to go back see and also prevents the disease and hospitalization against the 5 a one wife be to be happy and that is prevalent in south africa and so in that kind of uncertainty we thought it prudent to put a delay on

to senator or pfizer or i think those will have to be assessed as part of the rollout and that was salim updo karim south africa's leading infectious disease specialist speaking with me a little bit earlier let's take a look at some other developments in the pandemic british authorities say it's likely that people when they to receive a booster of the coven 1000 vaccine and that subsequent annual vaccinations like with the flu shots the u.k. like many countries is very soon to inoculate its population in the face of new variants authorities in south korea's capital seoul have launched a testing program for pet cats and dogs after the country reported its 1st covert 1000 case in a kit 10 tests will be limited to pets showing symptoms of the virus who have been exposed to someone who tested positive and in the u.s. it has passed 27000000 cases of the coronavirus the highest number in the world that as president joe biden warns it will be difficult to vaccinate 75 percent of the population and achieve herd immunity by the end of the summer. now in other news it has been almost a year since

quarter there were international oil economists talk to mamdouh salim a told us that actions like this still undermine america's great power status. that still its. imperial sanctions as a general cerebellar see these sanctions and serial has no real internal national where 32 knew that really a. euro is ditch around and generous with all of this sort of little red and blue granted there are other countries around it. and of course that will happen if you ask a russian with the united states and in their own lives the right. it is a strange behavior i'll say i'm a country which sells the end of response i'm going to serve but i think it is ill suited to bear. the responsibility is there a little a farce. will make is the man doing an investigation are for a message to jest a top aide of the new york governor admitted withholding the correct figures on koby deaths in care homes. basically we froze because then we were in the position where we were unsure if what we were going to give to the department of justice was going to be used against us while we were assured there was going to be

was killed initial reports claim the silence were attempting to kidnap diplomatic staff and salim police officer protecting the envoy was also killed in the incident . these pictures from haiti show anti-government demonstrators there clashing with police the arrest has been ongoing for weeks now after the country's president refused to step down claiming his term actually ends in february 2022 the demonstrators say the president will say. the state is under accusing him of being a dictator they also want the u.s. ambassador out of the country as washington has supported the president's claim to power and in spain's catalonia region their right place to face off with activists overnight who were protesting against the recent jailing. the cattle problem hustle arrested last tuesday musician is found guilty of insulting the spanish while family and glorifying terrorism is their excess and tweets as well protests have been ongoing in barcelona ever since people saying the raptors prosecution is that olds with freedom of expression. just coming up to 25 past 6 here in moscow could have a com

father was so keen on the secular principle in your country that he actually originally named you saliman approach. do you believe that mr modi is changing india in a way that would make any such gesture in the future almost unthinkable to most indian people? the country is profoundly — and, it seems, permanently — changing in the modi era. that's the larger challenge. the story you referred to is about my father, who actually watched his own father being butchered by a muslim mob, and then he turned around and said, no, i'm not going to hate muslims. i'm going to name my son... i'm going to give my son muslim name. now, that's not about me — that's about my father. that's about. . .the spirit of india. that's about mahatma gandhi. that's. .. yes, it's a fascinating story, but it's a story of an india that no longer exists. that's what people like me worry about. when we look at the bigger picture, it's the idea of india that's being trampled upon. what we are witnessing is nothing short of a dismantling of the indian republic, brick by brick. and that, for me, is the biggest challenge

country is battling a 2nd wave of infections driven by a more contagious there inthe us identified salim abdul karim is co-chair of south africa's minister ariel advisory committee ok the 19 explain south africa's approach to acquiring and distributing vaccine. the south african vaccine plan they are 3 levels of priority and at this stage the 1st 1000000 doses are going to level one priority and those are health care work the way in which the vaccines will be transported is from the airport the batches go to the party for quality assurance and that they go to the start you know vaccine facility caught by the river in cape town and by of act normally distributes childhood vaccines so they have huge storage facilities there and they have a distribution network from there it goes to egypt clinics and hospitals there just over. its mark $2.00 to $300.00 vaccine sites that have been identified and that and this app system that each health care worker has to complete that gives them an appointment to go to one of the sites to get a vaccine but i think because of the political pressure the gove

pace is then put on discs and through pressure but will is extract and usually sold by the leader salim has researched the variety of all lives in libya for decades he receives a ph d. in the us in agriculture he then came back to me and started this olive oil factory it's one of the more advanced factories here. in the town of them slaughter all of oil has a special meaning it's celebrated every family here spends the months of november to march harvesting all of us to make will each of them have different techniques. and so let us for the most part been untouched by violence in the years of conflict in libya that's because here and during the harvest all lives and the quality of oil they produce is the only thing that matters now a trainer al-jazeera and so a lot of. amanda gorman who was part of president joe biden's inauguration has become the 1st poet to open the super bowl today we honor our 3 captains for the u.s. poet laureate performed course of the captains the final tazers 3 essential workers chosen as honorary captains to take the toss before kickoff appear accorded recital

but international economist talk to mamdouh salim a told us that actions like this actually undermine america's great power status well that's true its. imperial sanctions there's a general cerebellar see the essentials. has no internal national authority that really. you know is. generally a 2nd. rate of this sort of. i'm going to kind of move around it's well and of course that will happen if the u.s. coalition with the united states and. the right. if there is. certainly. the end of response are going to serve but i think it is ill suited to. the response agreement is for us. lawmakers demanding an investigation after leak message jested a top aide of the new york governor admitted withholding the correct figures on covert deaths in care homes basically were froze because then we were in the position where we were unsure if what we were going to give to the department of justice was going to be used against us while we were assured there was going to be an investigation but the scandal escalated 2 weeks ago when the new york attorney general's report accuse the cuomo ministration o

on court there now international oil economist doctor mamdouh salim a detailed list that actions like this actually undermine america's status larry that's true it's. imperial sanctions. can all say ok we'll see the real essentials here and certainly has not the internal national authority that. you know is. generous when you're out of this sort of little mess and there are other governments around it well and of course that will happen yes coalition with the united states and in their own lives. it is. certainly something which. the in the response i'm going to serve but i think it's a serious note of. the response agreement is larry sauced. will make is that demanding an investigation after the message jested that a top aide of the new york governor admitted withholding the correct figures from cobra deaths in care homes basically were froze because then we were in the position where we were unsure if what we were going to give to the department of justice was going to be used against us while we weren't sure if there was going to be an investigation while the scandal escalated 2 we

family were so keen on the secular principle in your country that he actually originally named you salim name as a symbol of the in two unitarian approach. do you think modi is interested in any gesture in the future, almost thinkable in the future, almost thinkable in the future, almost thinkable in the future, the country is profoundly and it seems permanently changing in the modi era?— modi era? that is a larger challenge. _ modi era? that is a larger challenge, the _ modi era? that is a larger challenge, the story - modi era? that is a larger challenge, the story you | challenge, the story you referred to is about my father, who actually watched his own father being butchered by a muslim mob and then he turned around and said, no, i'm not going to hate muslims, i'm going to hate muslims, i'm going to hate muslims, i'm going to name my son, i'm going to give my son a muslim name. that is about my father, not about me, that is about mahatma gandhl about me, that is about mahatma gandhi, the spirit of india. aha, gandhi, the spirit of india. a fascinating story but a story of an india t

of get more we are joined by professor salim of dual karim he is south africa's leading infectious disease specialist and one of the chief medical advisor is to the south african government thank you so much for your time this afternoon sir why is suspend the astra zeneca vaccine rollout is it limited protection better than 0 protection. good afternoon so when we developed our overall axion strategy we always wanted to have a diversity of candidate since so as a senator was one of the candidates we selected based on the evidence that was available that showed it was effective against both mild and severe disease including hospitalization however the study that was just published that was just released yesterday it showed that some of the if you can see again smile a disease that is quite low and that's supported by look moderates the evidence is well now we are uncertain about where the master's and it go vaccine also prevents the disease and hospitalization against the 5 a one y. d. to vandy and that is prevalent in south africa and so in that kind of uncertainty we thought it prudent to

understood, thank you very much the talking to us, professor salim abdool karim. professionsjoining the strike is growing. andrew nachemson is a journalist based in yangon, who has been monitoring the situation there. one interesting thing is that a lot of these protests that we're seeing in yangon are being driven not necessarily from nld party members, but by youth student activists, labour unions, a lot of groups that are actually a lot more left—leaning than the nld, that are kind of independent from the party, but united in the goal to achieve democracy for myanmar. there's a real spirit of resistance and revolution here. the people are really angry and they're really motivated, but there's also a bit of a salvatory mood because, so far, the protests haven't been met with any resistance. so, you're seeing people singing in the streets and cheering and clapping. i went to get a coffee this morning and the woman who served my coffee was singing the revolutionary anthem from 1988 while she was serving. so, i mean, people are really getting into it. africa is exp

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pace is then put on just and through pressure but we always extract it and usually sold by the leader salim has researched the variety of all lives in libya for decades he received a ph d. in the us and agriculture he then came back to me and started this all of oil factory it's one of the more advanced factories here. in the town of them slaughter all of oil has a special meaning it's celebrated every family here spends the months of november to march harvesting all of us to make will each of them have different techniques. and silat has for the most part been untouched by violence in the years of conflict in libya that's because here and during the harvest all lives and the quality of oil they produce is the only thing that matters malik traina al-jazeera and so a lot of time for an update on the sports there's a peter 3 thank you very much tom brady has done it again that 43 years old he's won a record extending 7th super bowl title and this time with a different team he led the tampa bay buccaneers to a dominant victory over the kansas city chiefs david stokes reports. came from. the ch

in one village we met salim, our taliban minders waiting outside while we, two women, were permittedry. he told us he worked his whole life in the persian gulf city of abu dhabi to afford to build this house. now he stands in front of it, pleading with us, rare foreign visitors, for peace. >> ( translated ): mr. joe biden, we want the war to be over, and the americans to leave from here. america is good, but they need to go back to america. >> reporter: i asked him in arabic what he wants for his family's future. >> ( translated ): school. this is my daughter and this is my daughter. i want them to go to school. >> reporter: but the afghanistan his daughters inherit may not meet his hopes. the taliban have recently made overtures about respecting women's rights, conscious of their infamy for appalling repression of women when they ruled this country. but in these areas it seems clear that little has changed in their attitus. >> ( translated ): the current situation with women in kabul is bad. we will not accept this. we will only permit them to have whatever rights are specified in t

pace is then put on this and through pressure but we lose extract it and usually sold by the leader salim has researched the variety of all of libya for decades he receives a ph d. in the us in agriculture. he then came back to me and started this all of oil factory it's one of the more advanced factories here. in the town of them slaughter all of oil has a special meaning it's celebrated every family here spends the months of november to march harvesting all of us to make will each of them have different techniques. and so let the house for the most part been untouched by violence in the years of conflict in libya that's because here and during the harvest all lives and the quality of oil they produce is the only thing that matters. traina al-jazeera and so let's still ahead on the news hour the west indies put off an incredible run chase to beat bangladesh and change. its. frank assessment you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse or 2200 people informed opinion as to how big this foreign policy in the early stages o

let's get more we are joined by professor salim of dual careen he is south africa's leading infectious disease specialist and one of the chief medical advisor is to the south african government thank you so much for your time this afternoon sir why is suspend the astra zeneca vaccine rollout is it limited protection better than 0 protection. so when we developed our overall accident strategy we always wanted to have a diversity of candidate since so as a senator was one of the candidates we selected based on the evidence that was available that showed it was effective against both mild and severe disease including hospitalization however the study that was just published that was just released yesterday showed that the if you can see against mild disease it is quite low and that's supported by look moderates the evidence is well now we are uncertain about where the past is and to go back see it also prevents the disease and hospitalization against the 5 a one y. d. to vandy and that is prevalent in south africa and so in that kind of uncertainty we thought it prudent to put a delay on

thank you very much for your time, we appreciated, professor - time, we appreciated, professor salimisory committee on covid—19. the russian dissident alexei navalny is being held in a glass cage at a court in moscow where it's being decided whether his suspended sentence should be converted into an actual prison term. mr navalny was detained two weeks ago when he returned to russia from germany, where he'd spent months recovering from nerve poisoning. —— nurse agents poisoning. —— nerve agent. dozens of protesters outside the court were arrested this morning. it comes after thousands of pro—navalny activists were arrested at the weekend in the biggest protests in russia since 1991. 0ur moscow correspondent sarah rainsford is at the court in moscow what has been happening this morning? what has been happening this mornin: ? , . ., what has been happening this mornin: ? , _, ., what has been happening this mornin. ? , _, ., .,, , morning? outside court that has been a massive police _ morning? outside court that has been a massive police operation, _ morning? outside court that has be