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russia and china have filled the void. 20 countries in asia, africa, and europe are getting suppliesa's two vaccines. some are receiving them for free. xi jinping has pledged $2 billion worth of vaccines for africa and offering latin american and caribbean countries loans of up to $1 billion in order to buy vaccines. all signs beijing may be using vaccines to expand its global influence. beijing will surely use this for commercial and diplomatic process -- profit. russia, moscow also claims it has orders from around 20 countries, including mexico, which has ordered 7.5 million doses and invited vladimir putin to visit. we have been talking about these issues. here he is on russia strategy. >> domestically, the idea of being able to supply something as important as the coronavirus vaccine to foreign buyers reinforces one of the key pillars of which the kremlin ideology rests. the idea that russia is back and respected international player to be reckoned with. internationally, it is a way of saying, look, in times of need, who is your friend now? ros: i am thinking, aren't lots of the

but much of europe, asia, africa, and south america struggle with shortages of shots.ealth officials warn that until everyone is vaccinated, the dangers of the pandemic can't be cured. ian lee, cbs news, london. >>, the abousson y against new york governor cuomo. "the times union of albany" reports an aide alleges that she was aggressively groped by the governor last year. that's according to an unidentified source with direct knowledge of the woman's claims. the woman, who is not named, was alone in the governor's residence when cuomo allegedly closed the door, reached under her shirt, and fondled her. cuomo denied the accusations calling the details of the report gut-wrenching. he faces harassment allegations from five other women and growing calls to resign from office. >>> jury selection resumes today in the trial of a former minneapolis police officer charged in george floyd's death. so far, five jurors have been seated if the murder case against derek chauvin. four men and a woman. in a separate development, the minnesota supreme court rejected an appeal by chauv

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russian and american oil are now waiting on both ends of the waterway which connects europe to asia. africa check of the headlines here on al-jazeera israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is touting a great victory in the nation's 4th election in 2 years that's despite exit polls suggesting there's no clear winner by show netanyahu has likud party as one between 31 and 33 seems like him so well the good. it's the largest gap between 2 leading parties in israel in the last dozen years we're coming out of a covert war and israel is the champion in vaccinations there is a large majority within the people of israel and with this pejorative the knesset.

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the americas asia south africa and australia. the u.k. alone got 10000000 of those dozers yet the european commission says british swedish producer astra zeneca has barely supplied the e.u. with 30 percent of the quantities agreed what europe's vaccination program needs is a shot in the arm. now ahead of the e.u. tightening export rules today it's a good time to look at the implications of such a move joining us now to that end is thomas and schmidt is a procurement advisor from care cost consulting while going to the program doesn't on the one hand it seems that the countries that put their own citizens 1st they're obviously obviously vaccinating faster while those thoughts are to share their vaccines more widely are scrambling what would you have done differently from the e.u. . hello general the difficulty and mistakes done by the e.u. are primarily located in reference to the preparation of the negotiation steps itself such an important goal she ation such time critical set up the e.u. should have elkader and guaranteed themselves a p

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the americas asia south africa and australia. do you k. alone got 10000000 of those doses to the european commission says british swedish producer astra zeneca has barely supplied the e.u. with 30 percent of the quantities agreed for europe's banks nation program needs now is a short and beyond. shot in the arm and you do have a user brussels birchip alexander the nominee is at the e.u. summit for us today the virtual one so she is right there where it's happening i was under the goal is very clear more vaccines for you countries what action will the european union take. according to the german chancellor the key issue here is to accelerate for duction in the european union and actually we have some good news here. develop a biotechs has started for the auction at its new plant in germany and to day ostracizing anika has submitted a request to the european medicines agency for the authorization of its dutch plant and if it gets swift approval we could see 1st deliveries from this deliveries from this plant by the end of this month however

is why con is medical director at i r d global and international health n.g.o.s active in asia and africa what impact would you say to have in 1000 as had on the diagnosis and treatment of t.v. so thank you ben for having me here i it's been a journey for t.v. it's been devastating 2020 gend we recently had data that came out and which showed that about 20 percent decline in tb diagnosis and and treatment which is huge when you look at infectious disease which has similar you know respiratory back again just like over it but however who's so versus what rebook was because of. all the you know infrastructure was started to get used before called it as well whether it's a lab infrastructure a service delivery a community work everything so there has been a huge impact and no doubt the lockdowns really affected. its delivery so it'll you crave it back or you hear is covert covert covert in a lot of young people i guess would never have even heard of tb would you say though that this setback for tuberculosis has been a fair trade off for the inroads that have been made in the fight against th

the americas asia south africa and australia. the u.k. alone got 10000000 of those doses at the european commission says british swedish producer astra zeneca has barely supplied the e.u. with 30 percent of the quantities agreed what europe's vaccination program needs now is a shot in the arm. now to some of the other global business stories making headlines the german government has overturned plans for a stricter lockdown over easter announcement of the 5 day shutdown had caused anger and confusion with businesses saying they had too little time to prepare chancellor angela merkel said the plan agreed to at a meeting with state leaders earlier this week was a mistake. china's das district is heading out discount coupons to entice people to get covert $1000.00 vaccinations coupons range from value of are valued up to the equivalent of $6.00 they can be used as supermarkets in the district more than $30000000.00 worth of discounts are reportedly to be distributed through tesla chief musk says the company's cars can now be bought in the u.

the americas asia south africa and australia the u.k. alone got $10000000.00 of those doses hit the european commission says british swedish producer astra zeneca has barely supplied the e.u. with 30 percent of the quantities agreed on europe's vaccination program needs now is a shot in the arm. now to some of the other global business stories making headlines the german government has overturned plans for a stricter lockdown over easter in ounce one of the 5 day shutdown had caused anger and confusion with businesses saying they had too little time to prepare. the plan agreed to at a meeting with state leaders earlier this week was a mistake. china's dusting district is heading out discount coupons to entice people to get covert $1000.00 vaccinations coupons ranged from value of are valued up to the equivalent of $6.00 they can be used as supermarkets in the district more than $30000000.00 worth of discounts are reportedly to be distributed. tesla chief musk says the company's cars can now be bought in the u.s. using bitcoin purchases o

dozens of trade cargo ships are stuck and can't begin sailing to asia, europe, africa. officials say dislodging the vessel could take weeks. >>> oil prices wednesday grew due to the blockage. estimated 10% passes through the canal. >>> a live look at the big board. right now the dow is up in the green about 170 points. significantly fewer americans signed up for unemployment benefits last week. 684,000. that's the lowest number since before the pandemic snapped u.s. economy a year ago and a sign that hiring might be picking up again. >>> an update on the u.s. coronavirus ur american adults have been fully vaccinated against covid-19 but cdc is warning it is too early to declare victory. >> we need to be much higher than that to feel like we have adequate protection around this country. we are still hanging out at 55,000 cases a day and we are watching what's happening with people vacationing right now and that concerns me a lot.upda information on its covid vaccine. it now says it is 76% effective against symptomatic disease and 100% effective against severe or critical

by khan is medical director i d global and international health n.g.o.s active in asia and africa what impact would you say to have in 1000 as had on the diagnosis and treatment of t.v. so thank you ben for having me here i it's been a journey for tb it's been devastating 2020 gend we recently had data that came out and which showed that about 20 percent decline in t.v. diagnosis and and treatment which is huge when you look at infectious disease which has similar you know as a respiratory package and just like over it but however who's so versus what rebook was because of. all the you know infrastructure was started to get used to fork over it as well whether it's a lab infrastructure a service delivery a community work everything so there has been a huge impact and no doubt the lockdowns really affected the service delivery so you know you crave it back all you hear is covert covert covert in a lot of young people i guess would never have even heard of tb would you say though that this setback for tuberculosis has been a fair trade off for the inroads that have been made in the fight

shortest route between asia and europe operators are now forced to reroute more than 150 ships waiting to pass through sending them on a 2 week extended voyage around the southern tip of africa further to the domino effect a vessel stock right now also. gets to late before it gets out to asia that's going to take it another month before it's out there but if the vessels don't make it out asian time they are of course also on able to commence that next journey with cargo from a ship back to europe in time which means the next journey around is going to be delayed up into europe and while the canal is also a transit point for roughly 8 percent of global natural gas the blockage will add to an already rising middle east risk premium for oil and refined products and analysts say the delays could increase shipping up to 30 percent and a pro long disruption. could impact close to primarily the european market and then the core comes out it's almost like a kitchen then you get both older vessels in the queue and the additional mobile vessels coming into the northern european ports at the same time so the longer this lasts the higher the risk that we're going to see massive congesti

cobalt people in power want to just say you know what i want to have is on china last working in asia and africa every day is where i'd be using that getting my own story is in a refugee camp with no electricity and right now we're confronting some of the graces challenges that humanity has ever faced and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and come from miles because of the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together that's why al jazeera so important we make those connections. there are some of the media stories a critical look at the global news media the spread of also on al-jazeera government shut off access to social. the trial of derek chauvin a former police officer charged with murdering george floyd is on the way witnesses giving their versions of what happened on that day. i'm come out santa maria here in doha with that story and the rest of the world news on al-jazeera. 19 has been harsh reminder new word.

shipping vessels from being able to access their route which is the shortest distance between asia and africa gyptian officials who are working to get the cargo ship moved say they are expected to be able to have the waterway clear within 48 to 72 hours but admit that the process could possibly take weeks here's our child as with the latest. traffic jam and one of the world's most vital trade arteries the suez canal blocked on tuesday when 822-4000 ton container ship got stuck after strong winds and a sand storm knocked it off course. so i guess why the ship and. the $1300.00 foot ship now watched in the canal for more than 4 days preventing other vessels from moving in either direction along the crucial trading pruett that's responsible for around 12 percent of world trade. talks that's a policy that says. the blockage only adding to industry supply strains already hampered by ongoing chain bottlenecks as a result of the coronavirus pandemic the canal also a major source of income for egypt experts say the ramifications will be felt everywhere every day the canal is closed and one it means t

have to worry if you are great britain about violence and the caribbean, you will be fighting in asia, africa, you will be fighting all over the world. so a lot of resources suddenly are not coming through more north america. that makes george washington's life easier. we will get money from france, we will get surprise -- supplies from france. we will eventually get french troops, plus that french navy. if you think get the victory in yorktown, one of the biggest victories of the war. you probably won't get that victory without the french navy. eventually, the war slowly, and it slowly turned in our favor. 1783, back in paris, john adams and benjamin franklin signed a peace treaty. so it is really back in 1783, the continental congress can finally breathe a sigh of relief and say we finally have achieved american independence. which is very nice if there is the end of the story. of course, there is more to do. again, go back to 1776. each colony, each state, with its own constitution. each one is different. each one has its own set of governments, on sets of -- i will use pennsylvania, this

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south america farming makes up a much more sizeable fraction of total use and agriculture in asia and africaswallow around 80 percent of it just 15 percent is used by industry and the meat of 5 percent by private households in many mega-cities water is growing increasingly scarce in the philippine capital things have reached a critical stage now the government plans to build a dam to supply manila with 600000000 liters of water a day but it will uproot entire villages my colleague milan went to talk to some of them. the cali one river has always run through the share a modern mountain range in northeastern philippines but a controversial down project is set to change its course forever so this might be one of my last boat rides here. up ahead is the plan construction site for the call you walk down and all along this forest wall here a big tunnel will be built for the convenience of water. the water behind that could be up to 162 meters deep. that's more than enough to inundate communities like this one i visited the village of c.q. keeper russell which is closest to the dam site here are th

the americas asia south africa and australia the u.k. alone got 10000000 of those doses yet the european commission says british swedish producer astra zeneca has barely supplied the e.u. with 30 percent of the quantities agreed what europe's vaccination program needs is a shot in the arm now despite vaccine struggles and lockdowns a new survey shows the euro zone economy returned to growth for the 1st time in 6 months our financial correspondent chelsea delineate has the story chelsea how is this group even possible well that is the big question the news here and europe over the past couple of weeks has been very much dominated by concerns over a 3rd wave of infections as well as countries going back into lockdown so really not optimistic at all that this survey is showing strong growth for the european economy for the 1st time in several months and there are 2 things i note there 1st is that the euro zone really started march in a much different position than it's going to be ending at the beginning of this month we saw economies like

the americas asia south africa and australia the u.k. alone got 10000000 of those doses to the european commission says british swedish producer astra zeneca has barely supplied the e.u. with 30 percent of the quantities agreed for europe's vaccination program needs now is a short and beyond. to brussels beard some of our nominee will be following the e.u. summit a virtual summit for authors just just start it she joins me now from wall xander the aim is clear more vaccines for you countries but how well it is also clear that many e.u. leaders are frustrated with the slow rollout and delivery problems the ongoing delivery problems polish prime minister most of its key for example urged his fellow e.u. leaders i had off the summits to be tough and to make their public goods he was arguing that the governments should use every legal means to buy patents from companies and allow other manufacturers to produce vaccines he also said that he was in favor of toughening export rules and that is actually what the european commission decided yeste

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which is the shortest distance between asia and africa egyptian officials who are working to get the cargo ship moved severa expected to be able to have the waterway clear within 48 to 72 hours but admit that the process could possibly take weeks here's our charges with the latest. traffic jam in one of the world's most vital trade arteries the suez canal blocked on tuesday when 822-4000 ton container ship got stuck after strong winds and a sand storm knocked it off course. one.

shipping vessels from being able to access their route which is the shortest distance between asia and africa egyptian officials who are working to get the cargo ship moved say they are expected to be able to have the waterway clear within 48 to 72 hours but admit that the process could possibly take weeks here's our teams train new charges with the latest. traffic jam and one of the world's most vital trade arteries the suez canal blocked on tuesday when 822-4000 ton can. painter ship got stuck after strong winds and a sand storm knocked it off course there were hundreds of guesses why the ship and . the $1300.00 foot ship now lives in the canal for more than 4 days preventing other vessels from moving in either direction along the crucial trading pruett that's responsible for around 12 percent of world trade. policy that says. 3. $100000.00 since he he says that the blockage only adding to industry supply strains already hampered by ongoing chain bottlenecks as a result of the coronavirus pandemic the canal also a major source of income for egypt experts say the ramifications will be felt e

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wright in my is a lutheran analyst who's expose numerous wildlife trafficking rings in south africa and asia is a very very sophisticated business operation and sole purpose is to train a product get a product to market and they're actually recently. he's been tracking events at a game reserve west of pretoria it's one of many privately owned farms which keep brining the owner is a vietnamese tycoon who was arrested in south africa in victims of rhino horn smuggling and who wanted to be to prove. i do find it a bit odd that someone with a conviction for rotten smuggling someone like that would be able to. keep products on a farm. julian suspicion is that the reserve avoid game law which may be stalking rhino to be killed for their own one of the regular visitors to void was a vietnamese man who was arrested in a police raid at his home in the capital pretoria. 2001 of the last. some of them were buried in the back garden a number of them were from fresh kills the basis of course was storm damage. where . there was a farmer vehicle that was bought into iraq that had a specially made secret co

been working in asia and africa there'd be days where i'd be shooting editing my own stories in a refugee camp or throw it at christie and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise because of the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together that's why al-jazeera is so important we make those connections. the protests started cheerfully in front of the x. museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters gathered to demand the government is locked down with strict ins and lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we use our freedoms to protesters who are not following social distancing rules or repeatedly order to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to confront the scenario that happened last week when thousands were rioting in cities across the land. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved in to clear the area. the. at least 6 p