this happens in stages but it is clear from experiencing canada and western europe that it tends toward the legalization of suicide not just for the terminally ill that a much larger population social conservatives reasonably see not just leading to specific tragedies that a larger culture of suicide so that is a valuable thing. but it's also totally true it's not enough you don't rebuild society just by saying no and the challenge for conservatives again with a big diverse country is not a single conservativism that would prevail as an alternative he's not pushing a conservativism to read the bible. we have these books that were written before 1965 let's see what they have to say. he can appeal to a broad audience because not yet a converted christian or a practicing jew or any of these things. at a certain point you need communities that have to be sectarian. it's very hard to have a society that embodies the social conservativism unless with a religious tradition region by region in a way that is not amenable to the republican party solution that you can push back against access to b

whether it is western europe, where heat waves have made it very difficult to stay indoors while risking a health risk or the pacific islands where rising sea levels threaten to encroach on the land and homes of life-long residents, or in central america, where last year, two major hurricanes devastated entire communities, as a global community, it is imperative that we act quickly and together. to confront this crisis. and this will require innovation and collaboration around the world. it will require the use of renewable energy and new technologies. and it will give each of our nations the opportunity to build healthier communities and stronger economies. here, we believe tackling climate change, improving communities an creating jobs can incur -- can occur same untains youly and we must recognize the importance, of course, of justice in the work we do. the communities hardest hit by climate change are the same communities harmed by wealth and gender inequality, toxic air pollution and so much more. this truth holds around the world. so i urge all of us to focus on these communities,

would he think this thinking when using this thinking we will get countries in western europe where they are preparing the next round of austerity of cos i mean to. go on with war against the working class but the fact is that we could let the central banks pay this debt we don't need to repay it and we need really is a very strong investment package for global change the kind of green you deal which puts at least in the united states for example 500000000000 dollars each year a bet of one trillion dollars each year and in the you're paying union as well into the transformation of the economy to green accompanied me back to detroit economy which is not based on growth which is not based on next year malaysian there's some carts in the proposal itself oleksandr across your car tax and bernie sanders and of this in the e.u. which have these. incentives to go beyond capitalism i think we need to spend a lot of money coronavirus prices shown that governments can't spend a lot of but usually they subsidize the most destructive industries like they have industry the automotive industry the fos

to what you said about debt because it had the moment the debate amongst economists all across western europe is how do we pay back the debts accumulated because of coronavirus would do you think this thinking when you think is thinking we will get countries in western europe where they are preparing the next round of austerity of cost i mean to. go on with war against the working class but the fact is that we could let the central banks pay this debt we don't need to repay it and we need really very strong investment package full global change the kind of green you do you don't which puts at least in the united states for example 500000000000 dollars each year a bet of one trillion dollars each year and in the you have been union as well into the transformation of the economy to green accompanied me but to detroit economy which is not based on growth which is not based on next you malaysian this. carts in the proposals also alexandr across your car chassis and bernie sanders and yanis varoufakis in the e.u. which have these. incentives to go beyond capitalism i think we need to spend a lot o

or western europe. the story ito was hinting at in that column that is now much more agreed-upon is whatever went wrong in the west it is a general problem. it is not a just donald trump problem. as egregious as some of thosese werear. there are clear commonalities between what happened in the u.s. various failures in different kind of failures we seen in europe. that suggests a transatlantic institutional and cultural problems that are not shared in south korea, taiwan, but also india and africa. in africa they have done well for age related reasons. climate but there's also in where they implemented effective measures pretty fast and away the rich countries of the west struggled conspicuously to do. >> i wonder how much of this is a reflection of elite self-confidence. from one vantage .1 could argue western elites aren't lacking in the self-confidence necessarily to make decisive decision spurred part of it could be a reflection or institutionalef structures. on the other hand we in the west to find

this plague can extend to western europe.ca, some forms of malaria still rage, germs that might have easily been transmitted to south america. and cholera in japan could strike suddenly at the west coast of the united states. permanently infected zones are localized but may cover large areas of territory, sometimes entire continents. modern transport poses new dangers of complete universal contagion. the struggle against epidemics is a global one, for the danger of death is worldwide. then what is the answer? within the framework of the united nations, a new organization exists to promote the welfare of all people, the world health organization. in its first assembly, july 1948, director general dr. chisholm declared that this organization was physically prepared to raise the health level of all people and to forever destroy the human afflictions of cholera and other human diseases. this would be done on a global scale. the representatives of nearly every nation have signed the great charter of health. this means an organizat

he was already quite friendly and knew most of the leaders of western europe. england and france were we're and very strong allies. um near the end of his presidency. he started meeting with more leaders outside of the northern hemisphere. and he met with lots of leaders throughout his administration. on september 28th 1953 president ramon cantera of panama became the first world head of head of state to visit the white house during the eisenhower presidency. this was the first of 37 official head of state visits to the white house in the eight years that eisenhower's was president. in october of 1953 eisenhower's first international goodwill visit visiting with mexican president cortinas at the opening of the falcon dam on the rio grande river. um all in all eisenhower held 210 meetings with heads of state both at home and abroad. he summed up his beliefs regarding personal diplomacy as follows. for special purposes i strongly believe that in the conduct of foreign relations personal discussions between heads of government can be helpful. and even imperative f

other hand like stigma and discrimination that prevents individuals from being tested unlike in western europe or in the united states and africa is mainly transmitted by hatred or sexual transmission so what must be done to reduce numbers well so this test and treat is actually a very powerful tool of what we have so because we know that individuals that are hiv positive end up being treated the against. first of all they have an almost normal life expectancy then an individual the hiv negative but more importantly they cannot transmit hiv to another person this treatment as prevention or task abbreviated is really powerful and that's the message that needs to go to out there because people should get tested and treated because they have a longer life expectancy and they cannot transmit hiv to another person there's still a lot of misinformation and lists around. so what are the biggest obstacles holding us back in the treatment i think one of the biggest obstacles the people are afraid of getting tested against hiv. there's so much fear and stigma and discrimination surrounding age that indi

the us and certain parts of western europe. certain parts of western emma-— certain parts of western od oint. europe. that is a very good point- the _ europe. that is a very good point. the concentration i europe. that is a very good point. the concentration of| point. the concentration of these vaccine raw materials i thought about 30 countries, roughly speaking. and some of the most rare of the materials are fewer than that. so we have to be concerned about the vaccine supply chain. i personally think the fact that the united states, india, australia and japan as part of the quadrilateral initiative, designated india is spending up i designated india is spending up i billion doses of vaccine to provide to africa and southeast asia, is an indication that we are starting to think more globally about where we want to source vaccines and to make sure that countries will be able to receive their vaccines from different places in case of supply disruptions. by the way, that goes for a lot of materials, notjust vaccines as we unfortunately learned during this covid pandemic.— this covid pa

the ottoman turks have been placing enormous pressure on western europe, as i suggest, in some ways you can see the sailing westward as a way to escape this pressure from the muslims. 1492 was also the year where you were seeing the acceleration of the expulsion of the jewish population from the iberian peninsula with many of them of course fleeting to turkey, ottoman turkey. some of them fleeing ultimately to protestant holland and ultimately protestant london which was something of a turnabout because, recall that england itself had begun the expulsion of its own jewish population 200 years earlier, circa 1290-1291. in any case, in the midst of all of this turmoil you also see that spain is trying to establish settlements on the north american mainland. it does so successfully in what they call -- a few decades after the sailing westward on christopher columbus. you also see that as early as 1565 the spanish with enslaved africans in tow had established a settlement in what is now st. augustine florida which continues to build itself as the longest standing urban note on the north ame

sponsored plan qatar airways we got some pleasant spring sunshine across western parts of europe not too much heat to be talking about having said that but some are some warmer air around that's going to be up for scandinavia towards baltic states some still some decent spells of warm weather down towards the southeast there are some clout in between we will still see some showers sticking around the balkans eastern parts of here cheri just pushing up towards the western side of russian we have got that line of sherry right say just coming in across the west. and potent into germany last he founded right across the british isles we have got some wet weather trying to make its way into not really making too much progress having said that as we go on into monday i wetter weather coming up that western side of allah maybe the outer hebrides far west of scotland also saying some wetter weather but lossy settled and sunny there's the wall things to scandinavia 16 celsius there for us lemme see about it so 13 in moscow is not too bad but that's down on recent valleys funniest shows down to

churchill's speech as well here was not immediately popular either in the us or in in western europe. and yet the force of his analysis and the the magic of his words of his rhetoric once again carried the day i grew up like many of you hearing the words iron curtain all the time as a as an ordinary matter of conversation. it was on the evening news. it was in our classrooms and it was in casual conversation. but it was winston churchill in the little town of fulton, missouri in march 1946 who created that image with his famous line from -- in the baltic to trieste the adriatic and iron curtain has descended across the continent. of europe talking with us tonight is there are well two panelists who will be well known to our kansas city audience. the first is crosby kemper many of you know crosby as the former executive director of the kansas city public library. he's now the director of the institute for museum and library services of the federal government. crosby is ever as everyone knows one of the world's great readers and polymaths and among the subjects that he's mastered. is th

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how they we have still got some heat across parts of western europe after a recent heat wife so we're on the chinese that we have got bands of cloud coming in from the north sea a northerly wind tucking in behind just rolling around this area of high pressure that's going to cool down for many of us as we go on through the next couple of days as a result of that remember the temperatures into the mid twenty's in london for example just a couple of days ago 12 celsius the top temperature here on friday and fall and 16 celsius in paris found around 10 degrees on yesterday's value in berlin cold enough as well 21 celsius in 0 that's not too bad some rain perhaps in states though where it was at the eastern side of europe pushing into western russia there was some wet weather to into the balkans not just some cloud and rain to just coming in across a process by maybe northern portugal for a time tending to pater out as we go on through saturday too bad but there will still be a few showers around here showers continue over towards the balkans towards the black sea remain you're seeing som

so it is not just entirely western europe.pating in this program, in hiring people, hiring managers from agencies in spain, italy, sweden and so on, and having them help run infrastructure construction in america. joe: we just have about a minute left. let's say president biden calls you up and says alon, i would really like to advise me on this plan. obviously biden himself, or you yourself cannot unilaterally change the culture. what would be the most important thing that should be written into the bill, such that we have at least a shot of getting stuff built in a reasonably timely manner? alon: for writing something into the bill, practices used for cost control such as -- if you have losses, you probably want to fight them rather than surrender to them. you probably want to employ overbuilding -- avoid overbuilding. you want to avoid other people's problems, where they use federal money to do other things. and try to require some measure of cost control in the bill to prioritize infrastructure. caroline: fascinating. alon

legal in $28.00 countries worldwide as well as in the self-governing island of taiwan most of western europe allows it while much of eastern europe does not other nations that have followed the netherlands example include the united states canada britain and australia south africa is the only african country to do so roadblocks continue just 2 weeks ago the vatican declared that the catholic church won't bless same sex unions it said god quote cannot bless sin despite the obstacles to steal and posture are happy to have played a role in the fight for marriage equality very proud you. that's possible. that he could play a little part a few. minutes 3. they also made the journey successfully but it's often still a very long road ahead for many other gay couples around the world. no excuse. next to the sport that will get you even closer than 1000 been surfing it's body surfing in the world coastal regions that pride themselves on being why it's often written on 1000 euros surfboards body surface need next to no equipment and also have little to no pretension. in the early morning light in the

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but western europe and the united states lag far behind. yet as the examples in our polls show women's perspectives are essential to research. this is a female turtle and this one probably to the overwhelming majority of newborn sea turtles in the great barrier reef a female posing a threat to the future of the colonies that. a development only discovered when research is specifically tracked to male and female populations. so gender disparity also extends underwater sure and not just that. doing research wrong can cost lives and money. has spent 4 decades exploring and enhanced saying the fundamental bases of research. dependable study she reveals those that take in fact his relating to sex gender and intersectionality from the outside. but what does that mean an individual's biological sex is determined by physical characteristics except chromosomes hormones and reproductive organs do not always conform to conventional bind the re categories which is why biologists now talk of a male female spectrum. the cultural sex or gender refers to s

but western europe and the united states lag far behind. yet as the examples in our reports show women's perspectives are essential to research. this is a female turtle and this one probably to the overwhelming majority of newborn sea turtles in the great barrier reef a female posing a threat to the future of the colonies that. development only discovered when research is specifically tracked to male and female populations. so gender disparity also extends underwater sure and not just their. doing research wrong can cost lives and money. has spent 4 decades exploring and enhanced saying the fundamental bases of research. dependable study she reveals those that take in fact his relating to sex gender and intersectionality from the outside. but what does that mean an individual's biological sex is determined by physical characteristics except chromosomes hormones and reproductive organs do not always conform to conventional binary categories which is why biologists now talk of the male female spectrum. the cultural sex or gender refers to soc

also coming up sweden has one of the highest corona virus infection rates in western europe and yet it has shunned the lockdowns and never mandated wearing face masks tonight we look at sweden's pandemic path the path that many say should not have been. if they make it more tight that everyone should make it and should wait mask that would be very important maybe we could have passed on life. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states into all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with the battered and bruised candid if he wants to become germany's next chancellor on monday knowing the leadership in chancellor angela merkel's conservative c.d.u. party voted in favor of making their leader arming lusha their chancellor candidate ahead of the national election in september the decision came after a week of wrangling between wash it and the other conservative who wanted to be the chancellor candidate but very in gov mark whose zuda law should and serve spent the past week fighting against each other details from their closed door meetings were often leaked making an unpleasa

but western europe and the united states lag far behind. yet as the examples in our polls show women's perspectives are essential to research. this is a female turtle and this one probably to the overwhelming majority of newborn sea turtles in the great barrier reef a female posing a threat to the future of the colonies that. development only discovered when research is specifically tracked to male and female populations. so gender disparity also extends underwater sure and not just their. doing research wrong can cost lives and money. has spent 4 decades exploring and enhanced saying the fundamental bases of research. dependable study she reveals those that take in fact as relating to sex gender and intersectionality from the outset. but what does that mean an individual's biological sex is determined by physical characteristics except chromosomes hormones and reproductive organs do not always conform to conventional binary categories which is why biologists now talk of the male female spectrum. the cultural sex or gender refers to sociall

also coming up sweden has one of the highest corona virus infection rates in western europe and yet it has shunned walk downs and never mandated wearing face masks tonight we look at sweden's pandemic past the path that many say should not have been taken. if they make it more tight that everyone should make it and should weigh a mask that would be very important maybe we could have passed on life through. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states into all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with the battered and bruised can that if he wants to become germany's next chancellor on monday night the leadership in chancellor angela merkel's conservative c.d.u. party voted in favor of making their leader arming law shit their chancellor candidate ahead of the national election in september the decision came after a week of wrangling between la shit and the other conservative who wanted to be the chancellor candidate but very in gov mark whose zuda law should and serve spent the past week fighting against each other details from their closed door meetings were often leaked m

most of western europe allows it. much of eastern europe does not.tions that have followed the netherlands' example include the united states, ken, britain and australia, south africa is the only african country to do so. roadblocks continue. two weeks ago, the vatican declared the catholic church will not bless same-sex unions. it said god cannot lessen. despite -- bless sin. despite obstacles, they are happy to have played a role in the road to equality. >> . very proud very proud. >> that we could play a little part in history. >> history, yes. >> they also made the journey successfully. but it is often still a long road ahead for many gay couples around the world. brent: a married couple there. europe's biggest volcano, italy's mount etna burst into action again. take a look. streams of lava spewed out of volcano, creating ash clouds kilometers high. flights from one airport have been stopped. this is the latest eruption since amount came back to life in february. mount etna is one of three active and hot volcanoes in italy. you are watching "dw

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like other countries with that said a full week lockjaw is one of the highest infection rates in western europe and doctors are warning that the number of intensive care patients will be higher than during the 1st and so far strongest coded 19 wave. lisa lisa reporting there for more on this topic let's speak to catherine hill and epidemiologist at as a to do stuff we're seeing in paris the largest cancer hospital in france said dr thank you so much for giving us a some of your time at this to speak on this topic what's the situation in hospitals across france right now. the situation is very bad more and more people are being in intensive care units every day so the station is really really bad and it's going to continue increasing for what i have no idea how far how long they are and you pushing walls beds extra intensive care units beds work where i work we can use we there are risky now you were already warning back in january that the country needed to act fast arm is the current 4 week long down and the vaccination rollout anough to bring the situation under control and france. unfortunat

so let's make it easier for them to come to the united states or to western europe, that's somethinghich is make it easier to immigrate or to spend 2 or 3 or 5 years here. look at the creativity that russian immigrants have brought to the u.s. in the past. i'm thinking of silicon volley like google. that family came here and we have google. russia doesn't have google. why not make it easier in terms of immigration policy and capture those folks who want to come here and if they go back to russia, fine, they'll go back with understandings of how hopefully the u.s. system functions when it does function and -- and, you know, new ideas that they may not be expose today in russia and they'll take those home. long-term, you know, that's good for them too. that's one of many, many things we can do but making it easier to have some sort of work visa and also to go to germany even for apprenticeship. there's a whole -- one of the big threats to the regime and why it was so worrisome with navalny that it was particularly young people out on the street, there were older folks too but young peo

nightmare so all of the will be out see paris in the meantime reno is set to become the 1st nation in western europe to use a sputnik v. as its primary covert vaccine for the micro state which is with an athlete has just received another 37000 doses of the russian job and one senior official told us why they turn to moscow. ok we got our daughters fed up we face a delayed to supply of the 1st doses of the pfizer vaccine which were covered by protocol agreements but when. the pen demick forced us to session or other solutions on the market through cooperation with the russian direct investment fund we managed to pare new doses of this politically vaccines and start our vaccination campaign with vaccinations are now primarily being carried out with sputnik. we had an opportunity to receive scientific proof that this is a good and reliable vaccine and this is also confirmed by our own internal research of antibodies which measures the safety and efficiency of this up to date we have had absolutely no problems some minor reactions we have detected comply with standard reactions to unionize ation which i

and the united states and between eastern europe and western europe within the e.u. and nato. and was constantine in moscow thank you very much. to germany now and the acrimonious power struggle over who will lead on the americans conservatives into the next election the governing c.d.u. c.s.u. alliance a plan to announce a candidate over the weekend the decision is now expected in the coming days standoff between. various premier and arming lusha the premier of germany's largest state north rhine-westphalia russia is also the leader of the c.d.u. and is supported by the party's executive but deserted the smaller sister party c.s.u. is a lot more popular among voters in america has not publicly endorsed either. and let's bring in mikhail a chief political correspondent our chief political editor i should say they give a good to see you the 2 rival conservative candidates here the 2 people who want to stand for the conservatives in this election become chancellor they said they would have this worked out as to who it would be who they would get the nom

against time that almost seems lost in advance france has one of the highest infection rates in western europe and doctors are warning that the number of intensive care patients will be higher than during the 1st and so far strongest coded 19 wave. it's only recently porting there from paris now to some other developments in the pandemic india will fast track emergency approvals of covert 1000 vaccines that have been authorized by western countries and japan the country is ramping up its vaccine rollout efforts as it battle soaring infection rates and the director general of the world health organization says confusion and complacency means that the pandemic is a long way from over but proven public health measures could bring it under control with in months. in other news or world leaders are in condemning russia's most recent military activity in and around ukraine the g 7 group of advanced nations says it is deeply concerned by what it calls russian provocations ukraine accuses moscow of sending troops thousands of troops to its eastern border and the crimean peninsula kiev and moscow have

nation that prevents individuals from being tested unlike in western europe or in the united states and africa each of us may be transmitted by hatred sexual transmission so what must be done to reduce numbers well so this test and treat is actually a very powerful tool of what we have so because we know that individuals that are positive end up being treated the against. first of all they have an almost normal life expectancy then an individual the hiv negative but more importantly they cannot transmit hiv b. to another person this treatment as prevention or task abbreviated is really powerful and that's the message that needs to go to out there because people should get tested and treated because they have a longer life expectancy and they cannot transmit hiv to another person there's still a lot of misinformation in this around each so what are the biggest obstacles holding us back in the treatment i think one of the biggest obstacles the people are afraid of getting tested against hiv. there's so much fear and stigma and discrimination surrounding age should be that individuals woul

high pressure has extended from scandinavia across much of western europe so we have fine unsettled weather. this is from earlier, you can see fair weather car developing across england and a weather front just to the car developing across england and a weather frontjust to the north—west of us. it can't make process because of us. it can't make process because of the high pressure affecting the uk. clearskies of the high pressure affecting the uk. clear skies tonight mean it will be a chilly night once again, all the way down the spine of the country. in western and north—western areas, it should be just about frost free because we have more of a southerly breeze lifting in. tomorrow, perhaps a little bit more cloudy here in the very far north—west but generally speaking it will be a mostly sunny day. best temperatures out towards the west peaking at around iii day. best temperatures out towards the west peaking at around 1a or 15 celsius, so some improvement on what we had today. here is sunday's weather forecast. we had today. here is sunday's weatherforecast. high pressure we had today.

diplomats the world did not let many left to moscow but it's also an indication of the belief of western europe of the increased activity of russian security services over the last few years particularly in western european countries this is the 7th country in the last few months that has expelled russian diplomats previously they've been expelled from austria bulgaria another lands norway sweden it's only these with the czech republic making it the 7th in response many thanks ben it's meth there for us with the very latest from moscow. people have protested outside a police station in the u.s. state of minnesota for a 7th nice against the shooting of a 20 year old black man former officer king pasta has been charged with 2nd degree manslaughter off the face lee shooting dante writes during a traffic stop near minneapolis it's prompted a debate about whether the charge goes far enough. the family of he man who killed 8 people at a fed ex facility in the u.s. city of indianapolis has apologized to the victim's relatives a 19 year old gunman later killed himself 4 of the victims were from the sik

how either the weather remains remarkably warm across a good parts of western europe i think that may well changes because for the next 24 hours at present we drawing up warm out of north africa and potentially back up towards the northwest behind this cold front this blue line. here that is going to introduce some sherry ray and some cool as we go on through the next couple days notice a northerly wind starting to just come in across the north sea so that'll pay temperatures back in london to around 15 degrees celsius almost 10 degrees down the sort of valley that we saw on monday tuesday and going on into wednesday as the still warm though up towards northern parts of france paris at 25 celsius some showers there just around poland pushing over towards the baltic states western parts of russia still a few showers into that he says out of the mediterranean and just stretch there across to here we've got some rather choppy waters looking pretty wet to cyprus on friday what's the weather will come down across much of eastern europe quiet where we had that high pressure you central part