rate and laid the blame on vaccine makers astra zeneca let's go live 1st off to peter all over europe morning papers what's the latest in the smalling on the brussels astra zeneca standoff. the e.u. commission is not happy with the vaccine manufacturer astra zeneca there's a huge shortfall in the amount of doses of the covert 19 job that they were promised and what they've received they were told that for the 1st quarter of 2021 they'd receive 100000000 doses they have received 10000000 doses even i can do the mathematics there 90 percent is the shortfall the e.u. commission has come in for a lot of criticism over failures in logistics and planning in its vaccine program on the line the e.u. commission president though is saying that astra zeneca needs to bear some of the responsibility as well we see after zanuck is delivering below 10 percent of what has been contracted for the 1st quarter where tires have been diskeeper goat. well as the lyon also said that the export control mechanism could well be used again in the future this is a system that allows the e.u. to stop the export of vaccines from e.u. territory when contracts haven't been fulfil

brussels. astra zeneca has promised to share its most recent clinical data set with the u.s. agency overseeing vaccine trials as after the data and safety board expressed concern results released on monday were based on out of date information. from the us president has vowed to speed up the country's vaccination program saying there will be no weekends or days off. the government has been criticised for the slow rollout but emanuel mccall promised that all people over 75 would get a vaccine appointment in the coming weeks he also said vaccine center style thing would be boosted by a firefight is retired doctors and medical students. look at that day the heart of the battle in the coming weeks and months we'll leave it as a nation morning noon and night i will be mobilized the government will be mobilized and i know that all the medical staff across france will be mobilized in this fight your battle people in northwestern colombia cleaning up after heavy rains cause flooding across the region this was the scene in the town of debate after a month slide swept through early on

states after holding talks with secretary of state antony blinken so that nato headquarters in brussels astra zeneca has promised to share its most recent clinical data with the u.s. agency overseeing vaccine trials this is after the agency expressed concern the trial results released on monday were based on out of date information. according to state television republic of congo president dennis has been reelected extending his 36 years in power vote was marred by concerns over transparency with some candidates boycotting the polls all being jailed. the u.n. says at least 15 people have been killed and 400 are missing after a fire on monday to rethink a camp in bangladesh hundreds of tents were burned down if you thousands of people without shelter health centers and other facilities have also been destroyed. and meanwhile the military has accused the country's ousted leader of accepting bribes while in office an army spokesman made the allegations against the son suchi joining a televised media briefing she was was detained after being deposed in a military coup last month rights groups say around

happening especially in europe are only deepening this tuesday morning major standoff between brussels and astra zeneca where do we stand on the. well the e.u. commission are not happy at all with vaccine manufacturer astra zeneca it's got to do with deliveries of the jobs to the e.u. as a block they had been promised 100000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine in the 1st quarter of 2021 they've received around 10 percent of that 10000000 doses of the vaccine a huge shortfall in what they were expecting what they've been promised to what they've received now the e.u. commission president has said that. while she's come in for a lot of criticism her commission president found a line of come in for a lot of criticism for failings in the planning and the logistics of the new vaccine rollout but what she says is that astra zeneca have to bear some of the responsibility here we see esther's any case delivering below 10 percent of what had been contracted for the 1st quarter we are tired of being the scapegoat. found a line saying that the export control mechanism may also be used again in the future what th

regulators force astra zeneca to admit it's less effective than previously claimed and pointed to inconsistency in trials. britain's prime minister warns brussels against the voting on 1st dates a block of vaccine exports on astra zeneca delivery delays its boiling point. a drag queen cites on a book called anti racist the washington post ridiculed for offering parents so-called work with cereals for toddlers to put it up for debate. instead of be naive. could you shouldn't books the 3. talking about. baby each just absolute nonsense. and a special report we travel to one of the world's 1st places the scrap tough. officially free. republic of chechnya. from moscow thanks for joining us today here on r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the program. and us medical regulators are forced to admit it is less effective than it claimed so after authorities revealed beef may have included outdated information in vaccine trials. doing scheme has this report. well astra zeneca is hardly out of the headlines these days and now it's in them because its drug is said to be less effective than originally thought u.s. regulators questioned the eff

morning's headlines long term damage to bilateral ties there rather than between brussels and britain on the late astra zeneca vaccine deliveries nears boiling point as a bloc gears up to get tough on job exports. elsewhere with the u.s. facing an unprecedented migrant crisis right now the pentagon is set to house unaccompanied child refugees at military facilities something the trumpet ministration was blasted for planning. i drag queen site on a book called the racist baby the washington post ridiculed that for offering parents materials for toddlers we put it up for the day. we have to do some like me instead of the in-law even. producing books for 3 you're talking about. baby it's just absolute nonsense. and a special report we travel to a place severely criticised in the west for its lack of freedom as it becomes one of the world's 1st places to officially be free of covert destructions we're talking russia's republic of chechnya. good morning from moscow this 25th of march thanks for checking in with us kevin owen here for the next 30 minutes with the latest from r.t. for you. first off the dispute over

and britain over the astra zeneca delays is also heating up brussels is going to vote on tough new vaccine exports. mainly between the e.u. and the u.k. . boris johnson already firing warning shots about it. i don't think that blockades of. either vaccines or of. medicines of the ingredients for benzenes are a sensible big meeting in brussels on thursday the leaders of the 27 member states will have to decide whether or not they're going to give their blessing to a plan put forward from the european commission that would see or could see limits placed on the export of vaccines manufactured in the e.u. to nations that have their own vaccine production now in a lesser extent this is aimed at the united states but the main focus of this would fall on the united kingdom the reason it's been put into play is because well the glacially slow vaccination program desperately needs to get on track it's clear. we also need to ensure it works a nation of pollution and. indeed we are in a sense a behind as a skit and if you look at the same time spans of folks that. want to global hotspots fundament. t

regulators force astra zeneca to admit its code job is less effective than previously claimed and pointed to inconsistency in trials. long term damage britain's prime minister warns brussels against the voting on thursday to block vaccine export of the raw one astra zeneca delivery delays its boiling point. a drag queen cites and a book called. ridiculed for offering parents so called materials. put the issue of the debate we have to do something. instead of being naive. could you shouldn't books through your talking about. baby each just absolute nonsense. a special report we travel to one of the world's 1st places the scrapped of code curbs and outs it's officially free restrictions russia's republic of chechnya. live from moscow thanks for joining us today here in our international. welcomes. u.s. medical regulators have forced astra zeneca to admit its covert job is less effective than originally claimed thought he's revealed the may have included outdated information in a vaccine trials shot at doing reports. well astra zeneca is hardly out of the headlines these days and now it's in them because its drug is said to be less effective than originally thought u.s. regu

morning's headlines long term damage to bilateral ties there rather than between brussels and britain on the late astra zeneca vaccine deliveries nears boiling point as a blog gears up to get tough on job exports. elsewhere with the u.s. facing an unprecedented migrant crisis right now the pentagon is set to house unaccompanied child refugees at military facilities something the trumpet ministration was blasted for. drag queen site on a book called. baby the washington post ridiculed that for offering parents materials for toddlers we put it up for the day. we have to do something.

in small eggs had lines long term damage britain's warns brussels against voting thursday to block vaccine exports as the raw and astra zeneca delivery delays has been boiling point. a drag queen site and a book called anti racist the washington post's ridiculed for offering parents so-called materials for toddlers we put it up for debate we have to do something. instead of the in-law eat a lot that happens both ways produce books for 3 year olds talking about armor work baby it's just absolute nonsense. with the u.s. facing an unprecedented migrant crisis right now the pentagon set to house and the company to child refugees at military facilities that's something the trumpet ministration was blasted for planning would go to reports. talking of a report a special coming up we traveled to one of the world's 1st places know to scrap tough covert curbs and announced it's officially free of restrictions russia's republic of chechnya. so a lot to talk about this morning thank you for your time checking in with us it's the 25th of march this is r.t. international with me kevin oh in. first then the dispute between the e.u. and bri

since february and also what's really infuriating brussels is that millions of doses of the astra zeneca vaccine that have been produced in a dutch factory are jus to be going to the u.k. to london and they're very cross about that don't want that to happen obviously they're already furious with astra zeneca is they were supposed to be delivering millions of vaccines that have to be rolled back because it can't be done so it is now going to meet on thursday to try to work out what they can do with the explosive possibility that they could put in place and export to the u.k. to the vaccine for you know that would be the worst case scenario if a band were to be put into place would that here burbank's nation efforts in the u.k. well even the british government is saying that it will prevent them from reaching that target of getting every adult in the u.k. vaccinated by the end of the of july some saying it could be 2 months late boris johnson has already spoken to the german and french leaders but you can tell that the e.u. is divided over this about which way they go and we've already hea

since february and also what's really infuriating brussels is that millions of doses of the astra zeneca vaccine that have been produced in a dutch factory and you to be going to the u.k. to london and they're very cross about that don't want that to happen obviously they're already furious with astra zeneca because they were supposed to be delivering millions of vaccines that's had to be rolled back because it can't be done so it is now going to meet on thursday to try to work out what they can do with the explosive possibility that they could put in place and export on to the u.k. to the vaccine for you know that would be the worst case scenario if a band were to be put into place would be here in burbank's nation efforts in the u.k. well even the british government is saying that it will prevent them from reaching their target of getting a free adult in the u.k. vaccinated by the end of the of july some saying it could be 2 months late boris johnson has already spoken to the german and french leaders but you can tell that the e.u. is divided over this about which way they go and we've

since february and also what's really infuriating brussels is that millions of doses of the astra zeneca vaccine that have been produced in a dutch factory on june to be going to the u.k. to london and they're very cross about that don't want that to happen obviously they're already furious with astra zeneca because they were supposed to be delivering millions of vaccines that have to be rolled back because it can't be done so it is now going to meet on thursday to try to work out what they can do with the explosive possibility that they could put in place an export ban to the u.k. to the vaccine for that would be the worst case scenario if you were to be put into place with him burbank's nation efforts in the u.k. well even the british government is saying that it will prevent them from reaching that target of getting a free adult in the u.k. vaccinated by the end of the of july some saying it could be 2 months late boris johnson has already spoken to the german and french leaders but you can tell that the e.u. is divided over this about which way they go and we've already heard from th

all of us ok debbie has been really good with the latest tonight in brussels band as always thank you. germany suspended astra zeneca vaccinations earlier this week today the country's health minister announced plans to recruit resume quickly those inoculations and that seed is this and this is our goal the goal of the federal government and all 16 states is to resume in occupations with the astra zeneca vaccine tomorrow during the course of the day and both the national government and the states are in agreement and this decision is backed by the paul anish institute and by a majority of the members of the commission on vaccines that's an important sign of unity. as is the envy steve is in germany is in desperate need of all vaccines the number of corona virus infections rising exponentially yet again the country has recorded its biggest daily rise in cases in 2 months more than 17000 new infections have been confirmed in just the last 24 hours the rise comes after an easing of restrictions in recent weeks and the spread of a more transmissible viral very. well germany faced criticism for being slow to vaccinate ev

noises out of brussels today are that they really do want astra zeneca to start committing to what it's promised the company says it's all because the e.u. signed contracts much later than the u.k. did last year and of course we know what's happened since the year u.k. has steamed ahead with its vaccination program compared to the e.u. which is stalled the current figures are that roughly 10 percent of the u.k.'s adult population have at least received their 1st job compared to that's the e.u. 10 percent of the population having received at least one dose compared to over 50 percent of the adult population here in the u.k. . china has held a closed door trial for a former canadian diplomat he's been detained in the country for more than 2 years diplomats from canada u.s. and about 20 other countries gathered outside the court in beijing to show solidarity among. he's been accused if you notice he was detained in 2018 soon all to canada arrests of a senior executive from how way china's hell separate proceedings for another canadian facing some of the charges both michael spambot and cov

everyone saying that they don't want that to happen but the noises out of brussels today are that they really do want astra zeneca to start committing to what it's promised the company says it's all because the e.u. signed contracts much later than the u.k. did last year and of course we know what's happened since the year u.k. has steamed ahead with its vaccination program compared to the e.u. which is stalled the current figures are that roughly 10 percent of the u.k.'s adult population have at least received their 1st job compared that's the e.u. 10 percent of the population having received at least one dose compared to over 50 percent of the adult population here in the u.k. . heading to brussels now as promised the e.u. foreign policy chief yourself is to speak after that meeting of foreign ministers this was after as it was telling us earlier number of sanctions put on a great number of countries over human rights abuses most notably it was me and maher and china but also places like libya russia south sudan here's your support i'll have a good day. to try years from the tragic events that took place in bru

noises out of brussels today are that they really do want astra zeneca to start committing to what it's promised the company says it's all because the e.u. signed contracts much later than the u.k. did last year and of course we know what's happened since the year u.k. has steamed ahead with its vaccination program compared to the e.u. which is stalled the current figures are that roughly 10 percent of the u.k.'s adult population have at least received their 1st job compared that's the e.u. 10 percent of the population having received at least one dose compared to over 50 percent of the adult population here in the u.k. and several members of senegal's opposition are in court and car among those due to appear a high profile civil society figures been detained on public disturbance charges and found guilty of the opposition's promising more protests because hark reports from dhaka and much of the deficit when you don't let live. in a country of fear and terror rap senegalese artists did. the police are supposed to protect us today they're the ones killing us you can't stop us from protes

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you so very much that baron to regard their monitoring from brussels and just to reiterate to the european medicines agency says astra zeneca is a safe and efficient vaccine not associated with increased risk of blood clots for now thank you. a sick look now at some of the other developments in the penn demick a study in the lancet medical journal shows that most people who recover from covert 1000 are protected for at least 6 months france has reported its biggest one day jump in cases since its 2nd lockdown in november tighter restrictions are expected and japan will not extend a state of emergency in tokyo in the tokyo area rather be on sunday but officials are warning against complacency. and some parts of europe are already experiencing a 3rd wave of infections germany has recorded its biggest rise of daily coronavirus cases in 2 months more than 17000 new infections have been confirmed in the last 24 hour period while the rise comes after an easing of restrictions in recent weeks and the spread of a more transmissible variant experts say germany is now in a 3rd wave of the pandemic and are warning a significant jump i

or for more on this dispute over the astra zeneca vaccines i'm joined now by our man in brussels georg martin's good evening to you georg there is a lot of blaming and seeing are pointing across both sides of the english channel he was at fault here than in your the u.k. or is that astra zeneca. clearly astra zeneca has not been able to keep promises it has made i think that's a fact then the u.k. obviously made a lot of good pragmatic decisions but also they had the quantities they had the vaccines and a lot of those vaccines as we have hurt have come from the european union not just not just astra zeneca but also biotech pfizer and madonna 10000000 doses what the e.u. was not aware of what they did not calculate in their strategy is that the u.k. had a u.k. 1st clause in their contract so one way of looking at it is i think is to say that the e.u. was a bit too naive was trusting too much into open markets in their strategy of getting vaccines you know that's a good way to put it and we know today the european union announced tougher export rules on vaccines are a we own the verge of

to britain for now brussels is playing down that prospect but keeping up the pressure on astra zeneca it is a shame it is a reputational damage of a huge an extent but it is also a question that many people are dying because the boxes are not getting here in germany where infections are on the rise chancellor angela merkel has confirmed a 3 week extension to lock down measures with public life largely shut down over the easter period. a reminder of why speeding up vaccination programs and overcoming public skepticism is so important nadine barber al jazeera. the un human rights chief will begin collecting evidence of war crimes committed during sri lanka's civil war a resolution was passed that the human rights council in geneva on tuesday which has angered the government in colombo finances reports. the u.n. resolution was passed 22 to 11 reporting countries abstaining because of the sri lankan government to enjoin this to given and prosecution of crimes relating to human rights violations and international human rights law also reflects a high commission's findings of the human righ

to britain for now brussels is playing down that prospect but keeping up the pressure on astra zeneca it is a shame it is a reputational damage of a huge extent but it is also a question that many people are dying because the boxes are not getting here in germany where infections are on the rise chancellor angela merkel has confirmed a 3 week extension to lock down measures with public life largely shut down over the easter period. a reminder of why speeding up vaccination programs and overcoming public skepticism is so important nadine barber al jazeera. if he'll be as prime minister has confirmed that before confirmed for the 1st time rather that eritrean troops did answer the ethiopian region or to grow last year despite their denials eritrean forces have been accused of torturing and killing civilians in tikrit during a government offensive charlotte bellus reports so many of them from the ethiopian capital addis ababa prime minister abi ark made address politicians after months of denials he conceded that eritrean troops were integrated last year during a government of intensive

relations with astra zeneca which is the last to supply a top best of the block britain also wants access to the company's e.u. produced doses. we spoke to our correspondent in brussels and we asked him who's to blame in this latest round of finger pointing between the e.u. the u.k. and astra zeneca. clearly astra zeneca has not been able to keep promises it has made i think that's a fact then the u.k. obviously made a lot of good bric magic decisions but also they have the quantities they have the vaccines and a lot of those vaccines as we have heard have come from the european union not just not just astra zeneca but also biotech pfizer and madonna 10000000 doses what the e.u. was not aware of what they did not calculate in their strategy is that the u.k. had a u.k. 1st clause in their contract so one way of looking at it is i think it's to say that the e.u. was a bit too naive was trusting too much into open markets in their strategy of getting vaccines. brazil's kovan 1000 death toll has topped 300000 the 2nd highest in the world behind the us right when president. has launched a crisis taskforce the outbreak is being fueled by a local variant of the corona virus

to britain for now brussels is playing down that prospect but keeping up the pressure on astra zeneca it is a shame it is a reputational damage of a huge extent but it is also a question that many people are dying because the boxes are not getting here in germany where infections are on the rise chancellor angela merkel has confirmed a 3 week extension to lock down measures with public life largely shut down over the easter period. a reminder of why speeding up vaccination programs and overcoming public skepticism is so important nadine barber al-jazeera london. still ahead on al-jazeera military accuses the pows the civilian leader and sense of accepting bribes while in office including cash and gold bars. diplomatic drama on the high seas the philippines demands china removed 200 ships from its waters. hello once again we still have around 10000000 people affected by the flooding in new south wales we are seeing further heavy downpours here they are in the process of pulling out of the way this area of low pressure will slide down towards the bass strait i 2000 people still evacuate

corresponding months as he's covering the story for us from brussels good evening to you georg the european union has approved the astra zeneca vaccine for use all over the e.u. now we've got denmark as well as other countries casting doubts on the vaccine safety what is going on here with this vaccine. well brenda as you have explained accurately it's only that they temporarily stop the use of the vaccine and i think we we need to hear remind viewers of course that vaccinating healthy people and that is why a member states national authorities are very careful when they use vaccines so better safe than sorry is the policy and that the danish authorities have taken although they have made clear that they have no evidence that they cannot confirm that the blood clots that some of the vaccinated people have developed are in any correlation a to the vaccine that they have been given and this is another example of an e.u. country acting unilaterally here why haven't all countries suspended the used of the astra zeneca vaccine we put that question to the european commission today and they made clear that they follow the signs and

to britain for now brussels is playing down that prospect but keeping up the pressure on astra zeneca it is a shame it is a reputational damage of a huge extent but it is also a question that many people are dying because the boxes are not getting here in germany where infections are on the rise chancellor angela merkel has confirmed a 3 week extension to lock down measures with public life largely shut down over the easter period. a reminder of why speeding up vaccination programs and overcoming public skepticism is so important nadine barber al-jazeera london. still ahead on al-jazeera military accuses the pose the civilian leader and. of accepting bribes while in office including cash and gold bars the rain might be but the water is still rising entire communities merged in australia's flood crisis. hell i've had some rather nasty weather in the southeastern corner of year recently this massive cloud here that is an area of rain sleet and snow which has been pushing across turkey really has hold the temperatures down here which have see some significant snowfall in many parts all c

the feeling that sort of the mood music as it were from these ministers in brussels was that even with a problem with astra zeneca which obviously is currently a temporary problem but even with astra zeneca not being able to to provide the doses that it in said it would provide in the course of the 1st 2 quarters of this calendar year these ministers believe that the other vaccine doses that have been ordered will be sufficient to be able to provide vaccines to the vast majority of the population of the e.u. in the course of this calendar year that was the still coming from those ministers in brussels in the course of the last hour or so dominic came in there with all the latest for us from that end thanks so much dominic. well there's been another setback for the astra zeneca vaccine a new study from vets university in johannesburg shows that it is less effective at protecting against the south african variant now in the earlier trial of more than 2000 participants found the jab is less than 60 percent effective at preventing mild to moderate infection but the findings show it's still can help prevent severe ill

as well as headlines long term damage britain's pm warns brussels against voting on thursday to block vaccine exports as the raw and astra zeneca delivery delays his voyage in point. elsewhere with the us facing an unprecedented migrant crisis the pentagon said the house and the company child refugees had military facilities but something the trumpet been a stray she was blasted for planning. a drag queen site on a book called anti racist baby the washington post's ridiculed for offering parents so-called world material for toddlers we put it up for the play. we have to do something. instead of be naive.

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since february and also what's really infuriating brussels is that millions of doses of the astra zeneca vaccine that have been produced in a dutch factory and you to be going to the u.k. to london and they very. us about that don't want that to happen obviously they're already furious with astra zeneca because they were supposed to be delivering millions of vaccines that have to be rolled back because it can't be done so it is now going to meet on thursday to try to work out what they can do with the explosive possibility that they could put in place an export ban to the u.k. to the vaccine from the no that would be the worst case scenario if a band were to be put into place would that appear burbank's nation efforts in the u.k. well even the british government is saying that it will prevent them from reaching that target of getting a free adult in the u.k. vaccinated by the end of the of july some saying it could be 2 months late boris johnson has already spoken to the german and french leaders but you can tell that the e.u. is divided over this about which way they go and we've alread

noises out of brussels today are that they really do want astra zeneca to start committing to what it's promised the company says it's all because the you signed contracts much later than the u.k. did last year and of course we know what's happened since the year u.k. has steamed ahead with its vaccination program compared to the e.u. which is stalled the current figures are that roughly 10 percent of the u.k.'s adult population have at least received their 1st job compared that's the e.u. 10 percent of the population having received at least one dose compared to over 50 percent of the adult population here in the u.k. well the pandemic combined with a shortage of shipping containers has led to a global transport crisis china's ramping up production of containers to try to meet demand but as sarah clarke reports from hong kong the delays are expected to continue for some time yet. it's one of the busiest and most efficient international container ports in the world connecting to more than $600.00 destinations worldwide last year hong kong handled around $18000000.00 containers but over

noises out of brussels today are that they really do want astra zeneca to start committing to what its promise the company says it's all because the e.u. signed contracts much later than the u.k. did last year and of course we know what's happened since the u.k. has seen the head with its vaccination program compared to the e.u. which is stalled the current figures are that roughly 10 percent of the u.k.'s adult population have at least received their 1st job compared to that's the e.u. 10 percent of the population having received at least one dose compared to over 50 percent of the adult population here in the u.k. those are the underlying it is saying that they are they are looking at whether the idea of exporting to countries with high of accident rates like britain is proportionate considering what she says. as the company's lack of transparency. officials are reportedly looking at the idea in the 1st instance of blocking. that scenes from a plant in the netherlands being sent to britain the idea of a wider export ban really going down very badly here we're hearing that. experts sa

lays down a final warning to astra zeneca that it could block covert jail their exports and britain is not happy. hungary's foreign minister tells r.t. he questions brussels handling of the corona virus vaccine program and just blocks medicines watchdog to approve russia's sputnik the shock. of the centralized procurement procedure managed by brussels has failed because regardless of the promise of years of the expectations there are much less vaccines arriving. this morning turkey is cis its laws offer enough protection as international condemnation grows again as to pull out the global treaty combating violence against women. from moscow this monday morning is kevin owen here for the next half an hour with the latest from us for you starting with this than the u.k. crisis over covert vaccine deliveries is deepening this monday brussels has now doubled down on threats to shot exports over chronic delays in distribution amid failing inoculation campaigns. we have the possibility to ban planned exports this is a message to astra zeneca you fulfill your part of the deal towards euro before you start to deliver to other countries. showed no signs of are goin

those headlines long term damage britain's wars brussels against voting on thursday to block vaccine exports as the row on astra zeneca delivery delays has boiling point to the. things we talk about a drag queen site and a book called anti racist gravy the washington post ridiculed them for offering parents so-called woke materials for toddlers we put it up for debate. we have to do something. instead of being law even. could you simple 3 year olds talking about our my work baby it's just absolute nonsense. of us facing a president of my great crisis the pentagon now is set to host.

have to come out of this report because in brussels the executive director of the european medicines agency is talking about how to deal with the astra zeneca vaccine just let's just listen at what people who have received the after the knicker cope at 19 but seen we said very clearly that the benefit risk remains positive we have continued to evaluate we continue to receive additional. possible side of we have put in experts from across the network experts with. specific expertise in coagulation trumbo and balik disorders. so it's an ongoing process so i'm not here to give you the outcome of any scientific review i'm here to explain the steps in the process what we're were doing and when you can expect us to come to a conclusion. so we're doing this review in the light of concerns that we see from citizens in the u. . the current situation which means that our priority which is to ensure the safety of the vaccine. can be. can be communicated i have to 1st explain that a situation like this is not unexpected when you vaccinate millions of people it's inevitable that you have rare or serious incidences of in the cyst that occur after vaccina

stuttering vaccine rollout draggy blocked the export of astra zeneca vaccines to australia with debts of more than 150 percent of g.d.p. brussels has relaxed the rules on budget deficits giving economies more breathing room the economy it contracted the most of any european union countries. but it to me stands to be the biggest winner from the 750000000000 euros the european union has set aside to help economies it share it could be 208000000000 euros over the next 6 years and that is something his predecessors have never been afforded they have been forced to cut costs and services to keep markets and its northern neighbors happy so can drag last more than 13 months the average term of an italian government well let's find out and joining me now from rome via skype is angelica denot the c.e.o. of international property developer identity in bolivia lardy. welcome to the program good to have you here all the political parties have fallen behind dragging fallen in line with him which is quite unusual in italian politics isn't it what's changed this time. i think what has changed is the fact that everybody knowledge is and recogn

that mistakes were made when ordering the vaccines in brussels as well as in the member states the main issue has been delivery delays of the astra zeneca job the initial deal of 80000000 doses was the last to just 31000000 with the recent warning promising another months long hold up all this leaves the e.u. as target of 70 percent of adults vaccinated by late summer looking like a pipe dream but it's not just getting vaccines off the production line that's the problem no it seems the problem is far closer to home because despite all its pledges to defeat covert 1000 with coordinated responses and united fronts some feel the e.u. is not living up to its core values as a tight knit family is there is said to have been a bazaar where additional contracts between member states and pharmaceutical companies are said to have existed what kind of bizarre as well the austrian chancellor is convinced that not everyone is being transparent and that certain member states are doing separate deals with pharmaceutical companies on the sly he's also annoyed that some countries like germany are picking up fact seen so far unclaimed by others and he's