good evening to you the report that we just saw it paints a bleak picture the activist calls bulgaria a captured state who have stolen it. well i don't think exact their movie to say that the country has been stolen. your state or state capture isn't there in political science which means basically situations of the state are not working nor serving the public good but their work as far as interests and all the guys is concerned so that we catholics systematically corruption in the country so i think while the myth of says one of the people who have been interviewed it is an action correct not who has stolen it it's a rather big topic but we can say that the political elite which is ruling bulgaria which includes according to well according to the official data the core of the ruling party and will get together according as well. though of the results of the parliamentary elections we had a party like m.r.f. which is not officially a member of the government but the part which has a serious effects on the government and we can say that the politicians from this would party form sort o

good evening to you the report that we just saw it paints a bleak picture the activist calls bulgaria a captured state who have stolen. well i don't think the exact there moved me to say that the country has been stolen. your state or state capture isn't there in political science which means basically a dead situations of the state are not working nor serving the public good but their work as far as interests and all the guard is concerned saw that we catholics systematic corruption in the country so i think while the myth of seth one of the people who have been interviewed at these actually correct now who has stolen it it's a rather big topic but we can say that the political elite which is ruling well gary which includes according to. according to the official data the core of the ruling party and will get to get it according as well the last results of the parliamentary elections we had a party like m r f which is not officially a member of the government but the part which has a serious effects on the government we can say that politicians from this political party form sort of

minister and government remain instead of marching protesters are heading for the ballot box now bulgaria is gearing up for an unprecedented election with new parties and alliances . but according to the polls all of them fall short of a parliamentary majority and then there is voter apathy only 45 percent of all bulgarians sua illegitimate to vote have indicated their willingness to do so. and to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with the persisting perils of the pandemic here in europe the number of new infections continues to rise at a warming read at a french hospital doctors have now discovered another variant of the corona virus that may be more resistant to vaccines italy is now requiring all visitors coming from european countries to self isolate for 5 days and today germany banned the astra zeneca vaccine for people under the age of 60 signing fears over possible side effects on the other side of the atlantic there is more reason to hope and more reasons why that hope may soon be dead despite administering more

but he softened his party get reelected they say they've considered leaving bulgaria for good but the country has already seen many of its educated youth leave in the past and the method he says he wants to stay he decided to turn his anger into politics and he's now running as a candidate for an opposition alliance called democratic book area hoping to reenergize the protesters that no longer come to this square. well for more tonight i'm joined by peter chillicothe he's a political scientist and sociologist in sofia he is the author of ethnic entrepreneurs' unmasked political institutions and ethnic conflicts in contemporary area mr joe acaba it's good to have you with us tonight the very poor the reporting from good evening to you the report that we just saw it paints a bleak picture the activist calls bulgaria a captured state who have stolen. well i don't think exact there moved me to say that the country has been stolen. your state or state capture isn't there in political science which means basically situations of the state are not working now nor serving the public good but t

lifeline to them sasha and ellie escaped out of sex slavery thanks to her help they're both from bulgaria they grew up in impoverished conditions in the countryside and each fell in love with a man who promised them a life in wealthy germany it was only when sasha arrived here that she realized she'd have to do sex work. just put us in a bus obviously i refused the most of that he threatened to kill me and said no one would know where i was so he held me captive for 2 or 3 days and then he put me to work so good most of the guys are good i'm convinced now that he had actually planned it all a lot. of law but when you're in love you just blind to everything else and you don't realize it but it sure does of search. the boyfriend model is a common method used by sex traffickers once they've got control over the woman they beat her into submission. if you have been i had to serve at least 15 or 20 clients a day the dog is 40 so you can reckon around 50 euros per client. but at the end of the month i was only given 2 or $300.00 euros he took everything else to his table everything. in his emot

this figure is turning heads in bulgaria's capital sofia a new opposition party called rise up mafia out ridiculing prime minister self many here consider him in corrie gibli corrupt as does dimiter dimitroff an activist in his twenty's we meet him in front of bulgaria's problem in building which used to be the house of the communist party that iran is long gone but autocratic rule is still present he says fortunately garia is a captured state institutions and the people working inside them do not serve the interest of the citizens but the interests of. the all the guards are all this demented joint thousands of others in nationwide anti government protests last year they took to the streets to express their frustration over politicians when rich themselves disregard the rule of law and protect powerful tycoons at the center of the corruption allegations of head of the ruling party survive the protests. and the protesters the protests the energy died of both the protest short europe and the world the real face of our prime minister who sleeves next to a pile of gold for hundreds of e

this figure is turning heads in bulgaria's capital sofia a new opposition party called rise up mafia out ridiculing prime minister board itself many here consider him in corrigible corrupt as does dimiter dimitroff an activist in his twenty's we meet him in front of bulgaria sprawling and building which used to be the house of the communist party that iran is long gone but autocratic rule is still present he says fortunately area is a captured state institutions and the people working inside them do not serve the interest of the citizens but the interests of. the all the guards around us dementor joint thousands of others in nationwide and to government protests last year they took to the streets to express their frustration over politicians when rich themselves disregard the rule of law and protect powerful tycoons at the center of the corruption allegations of head of the ruling party he survived the protests. and the protesters the protests energy dight of both the protest short europe and the world the real face of our prime minister who sleeves next to a pile of gold for hundred

lifeline to them sasha and allie escaped out of sex slavery thanks to her help they're both from bulgaria they grew up in impoverished conditions in the countryside and each fell in love with a man who promised them a life in a wealthy germany it was only when sasha arrived here that she realized she'd have to do sex work. also it was better than a bass obviously i refused the mother but he threatened to kill me and said no one would know where i was so how could he help me captive for 2 or 3 days and then he put me to work so good wolf that that got so good i'm convinced now that he had actually planned it all a lot got to look at but when you're in love you just blind to everything else and you don't realize it does of surgical. the boyfriend model is a common method used by sex traffickers once they've got control over the woman they beat her into submission. if you have been i had to serve at least 15 or 20 clients a day because for so you can reckon around 50 euros per client they look at all but at the end of the month i was only given 2 or 300 euros he took everything else to stay

on his bet now bulgaria is gearing up for an unprecedented election with new parties and alliances . but according to the polls all of them fall short of a parliamentary majority and then there is voter apathy only 45 percent of all bulgarians who are eligible to vote have indicated their willingness to do so whom to vote for a debate over a cup of tea and a thomas they too called for the resignation of body and his cabinet last year they too dream change but there was no their act. it's like saying the whole lake for change is there but lake nothing immediate how. disappointing. and also people from the political parties go to. try to take a venture. off and his party get reelected they say they've considered leaving bulgaria for good the country has already seen many of its educated youth leave in the past and the method he says he wants to stay he decided to turn his anger into politics and he's now running as a candidate for an opposition alliance called democratic area hoping to reenergize the protesters that no longer come to this square. let's check in on some other headlines

sometimes this posed of at garbage sites our reporter got an inside look into this brutal sector in bulgaria and serbia. a morning in serbia such a place which is on the lookout for puppies his mission to save their lives we accompanied him for a day. in a matter of minutes there are stray dogs everywhere it's nothing unusual such a point say 90 percent of them originated from illegal breeding farms social news most of the dogs in the time. of the panic so i can only take in puppies or dogs to really bad shape if their lives are in danger i just don't have enough troops up so that i like to help them home but i don't have the meetings or. i would never which are. a few weeks before sasha recorded these images on his behalf soon. he found these puppies by a garbage dump sasha says they were abandoned because they were mixed breed rejects of the breeders without him they would starve to death. 150 kilometers further east and safina bulgaria with the poppy trade is also booming. officially 20 breeding farms are registered in bulgaria there are many more illegal ones by far and internet search r

lifeline to them sasha and allie escaped out of sex slavery thanks to her help they're both from bulgaria they grew up in impoverished conditions in the countryside and each found in love with a man who promised them a life in wealthy germany it was only when sasha arrived here that she realized she'd have to do sex work. office but also knew best obviously i refused for most of that he threatened to kill me and said no one would know where i was. up to he held me captive for 2 or 3 days and then he put me to work so good off at the castle i'm convinced now that he had actually planned it all a lot of you got to look at that when you're in love you just blind to everything else and you don't realize that the thought of such as of so to. the boyfriend model is a common method used by sex traffickers once they've got control over the woman they beat her into submission. if. i had to serve at least 15 or 20 clients a day because this was so you can reckon around 50 euros per client. in the club but at the end of the month i was only given 2 or $300.00 euros he took everything else to stay ev

romania and bulgaria are among the poorest countries in the european union in the countryside especially the level of education is low and unemployment rates high women here in these rule areas have few prospects and in some cases that makes them easy prey for traffic to use. the girl she's looking for is nowhere to be seen perhaps she's still in germany up to roll but marianna peter still want to give up even though it often. feels like a losing battle. back in germany at the support center our money they are giving out food today. to women who come here or do sex work in their local area. we've had stuff donated you can take some with you if you want. that the women come from countries like vogue area romania albania and dover europe's poor houses 90 percent of the sex workers in germany are migrants many of them work illegally have no apartment no health insurance and are not registered to living here has known some of them for years. here and also happen here in our neighborhood we have a lot of women who work for extremely low prices for some of them it's still a lot of money but th

all the area where the puppy tree is also booming officially 20 breeding farms are registered in bulgaria there are many more illegal ones by far and internet search reveals that bulky rain dealers offer sizes of puppies for sale each day most of them destined for buyers in germany says matt dillon opinion of the animal welfare organization for paws that's. where they fetch the highest prices but the puppies are taken from their mothers too early in violation of animal welfare laws. later in the pub these have little real immunity. and they don't get the inoculations they need so they won't catch diseases. such as that's a serious problem. combating the dog mafia can be dangerous animal rights activists recorded these images in the legal breeding farm with a hidden camera and investigation was only launched after they reported it to the authorities. we tried to get one of the few registered breeders to talk to us about the business but number yet willing. to serve. it says the dark side of the poppy tree lurks behind this gate. he's taken in some 800 dogs here over the past few years. he

sometimes this posed of garbage sites our reporter got an inside look into this brutal sector in bulgaria and serbia. a morning in the serbia such a place which is on the lookout for poppies his mission to save their lives we accompanied him for a day. in a matter of minutes there are stray dogs everywhere it's nothing unusual such a point say 90 percent of them originated from illegal breeding farms social news most of the dogs in the time. you have out of the family so i can only take in puppies or dogs in really bad shape if their lives are in danger i just don't have enough for that sort of i'd like to help them all but i don't have the means or. member which is. a few weeks before sasha recorded these images on his move off soon. he found these puppies by a garbage dump sasha says they were abandoned because they were mixed breed rejects to the breeders without him they would starve to death. 150 kilometers further east in syfy of bulgaria where the poppy trade is also booming officially 20 breeding farms are registered in both areas there are many more illegal ones by far and intern

on his bit now bulgaria is gearing up for an unprecedented election with new parties and alliances . but according to the polls all of them fall short of a parliamentary majority and then there is voter apathy only 45 percent of all bulgarians who are eligible to vote have indicated their willingness to do so. whom to vote for a debate over a cup of tea and autonomous they too called for the resignation of body and his cabinet last year they too dream change but there was no their act. so it's like a home lake for change is there but lake nothing immediate happen. and also a lot of people from the political parties go to. try to take adventure. these bodies off and his party get reelected they say they will consider leaving bulgaria for good the country has already seen many of its educated youth leave in the past and the minute he says he wants to stay he decided to turn his anger into politics and he's now running as a candidate for an opposition alliance called democratic area hoping to reenergize the protesters that no longer come to this square. and now to a woman who has blazed

much longer he's afraid the numbers of stray puppies will only rise and the illegal breeders from bulgaria will move their operations to serbia where they fear neither laws nor checks that might interfere with the lucrative illegal trade in puppies. we're now introduce you to a small town in finland it's called salah and it has applied to host the olympic games in 2032 this candidacy is quite unusual because the games in 2032 are summer olympics and yet sala is one of the coldest places in finland now this may sound like a joke to some but there is a serious message behind this campaign climate change is affecting the lives of residents like timor to have the olympic bid is an attempt to create awareness. a skier in shorts braces along the icy track pulled by a reindeer the video clip is a humorous advertisement to stage the olympic summer games in sala northern finland . but. the reindeer driver in the video is chemo too hot he says it was great fun but the video comes with a message climate change means winters in his homeland are no longer as cold as say used to be. normally it would ha

mike there in bulgaria, back in 2018.e success. in 2020, with the support of the getty foundation, she led an international team of experts on a project to protect those extraordinary mosaics in the interior, and this year, they are hoping to publish a conservation management plan outlining the steps required to open this iconic but controversial building to the public. to keep track of their progress, you can visit their website. we are going to speed things up now with a trip to porcher adventurer amusement park in spain. this ferrari rollercoaster sounds ominous, doesn't it? it is europe's oldest and fastest ever ride, going from zero to 180 kilometres an hour in just five seconds. we managed to persuade rajan to test it out before it opened to the public in 2017. how much testing goes on before it is open to the public? around 6000.— it is open to the public? around 6000. ., around 6000. times? x thousand cles? around 6000. times? x thousand cycles? 0k- _ around 6000. times? x thousand cycles? 0k. thankfully _ around

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you grew up in bulgaria, your parents worked at the world bank.t shaped your perspective? vlad: yeah, so i immigrated from bulgaria when i was five years old. obviously, when my family and i came to the u.s. in the early '90s, we were starting from nothing. my dad was a graduate student, my mom worked as a waitress and also in one of the few remaining textile plants in the u.s. at the time. had the experience of starting from basically nothing. also, in bulgaria in the mid-'90s, the financial system effectively collapsed. there was a period in 1997 where the bulgarian currency was going through hyperinflation, and you are seeing around 2000% annualized inflation. i think we have -- we sort of assumed in the u.s. that we have the u.s. dollar and it is stable and it is a baseline that we can rely on. i think seeing my grandparents go through that experience in bulgaria where their pensions became essentially worthless really led me to appreciate that you have to be diversified and be plugged into a global financial system where you can diversify you

sometimes this posed of garbage sites our reporter got an inside look into this brutal sector in bulgaria and servia. a morning in the serbian special place which is on the lookout for puppies his mission to save their lives we accompanied him for a day. in a matter of minutes there are street dogs everywhere is nothing unusual such a point say 90 percent of them originated from illegal breeding farms social news most of the dogs in the time. you have a panic so i can only take in puppies or dogs to really bad shape if their lives are in danger i just don't have enough for the purpose of the pie like to help them home but i don't have the means or. i would never wish you. a few weeks before sasha recorded these images on his behalf soon. he found these puppies by a garbage dump. sasha says they were abandoned because they were mixed breed rejects of the breeders without him they would starve to death. 150 kilometers further east in severe bulgaria with a puppy tree is also booming. officially 20 breeding farms are registered in bulgaria there are many more illegal ones by far and internet

is a lifeline to them sasha and allie escaped out of sex slavery fence to her help neighbors from bulgaria they grew up in impoverished conditions in the countryside and each fell in love with a man who promised them a life in wealthy germany it was only when sasha arrived here that she realized she'd have to do sex work. all for us but us and the best obviously i refused. the but he threatened to kill me and said no one would know where i was so how could he help me captive for 2 or 3 days and then he put me to work so i got off at the castle but i'm convinced now that he had actually planned it all along got told to look but when you're in love you just blind to everything else and you don't realize it just as of. the boyfriend model is a common method used by sex traffickers once they've got control over the woman they beat her into submission. i had to serve at least 15 or 20 clients a day the dog is 40 so you can reckon around 50 euros per client. in the car but at the end of the month i was only given 2 or $300.00 euros he took everything else is to everything she says to his emotion

mike there in bulgaria, back in 2018. has had some success. in 2020, with the support of the getty foundation, she led an international team of experts on a project to protect those extraordinary mosaics around the interior and this year, they're hoping to publish a conservation management plan, outlining the steps required to open this iconic but controversial building to the public. to keep track of their progress, you can visit their website. we are going to speed things up now with a trip to portaventura theme park in spain, home to the ferrari lane roller coaster, red force. sounds ominous, doesn't it? it's europe's tallest and fastest ever ride, going from zero to 180 kilometres an hour in just five seconds. and we managed to persuade rajan to test it outjust before it opened to the public in 2017. how much testing goes on before it is open to the public? around 6,000. ti mes ? cycles. 6000 cycles? 0k. thankfully, i have this veteran of nearly 1300 different roller—coasters in 21 different countries as company. what

says there's no reason to stop using the coronavirus vaccine manufactured by astra zeneca thailand bulgaria and the democratic republic of congo all become the latest countries to delay their own out of the chapel of the concerns of blood clots. and the parents of around 30 students kidnapped in northern nigeria are waiting for news of their whereabouts the overnight raid on a forestry college is the 4th mass school abduction in the volatile region since december. the us city of minneapolis is agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement over the death of george floyd council members voted unanimously to pay his family $27000000.00 george floyd's deaf at the hands of a police officer sparks a public outcry in may the officer involved derek chauvin is facing murder charges will john hendren joins us from chicago now john tell us about the terms of the settlement. well as we understand it the entire city council of minneapolis voted unanimously to award the family or the estate of george floyd $27000000.00 that is a huge civil rights settlement by comparison the family of brianna taylor who a

through the depression, seeing people really so key to just have a job reminds me of my country, bulgaria, during the 1990's, when our economy collapsed. hyperinflation, my mother's life savings over a couple days. i had to get up at 4:00 in the morning to buy milk, which is so clearly a lesson as to bad policies are being paid by ordinary people suffering. and good policies can bring opportunities to everyone. my message to my staff at the front is policies are for people , for improving people's lives. your point that we need to make it so clear that economics is not a dry science. it is actually an empathetic science is about the livelihoods of people and the ability for society to do better. sec. yellen: i completely agree, agree with you. it vitally affects human welfare and really studies trends and developments that have an enormous impact on the quality of people's lives, what they feel they can achieve, and the opportunities they have. of course, your background in environmental economics is tremendously important now as we deal with the challenges posed by climate change, which

it reminds me, my country, bulgaria during the '90s when our economy collapsed, hyper inflation and my mother's life saving over a couple of days. i had to get up at 4:00 to buy milk for my daughter which is so clearly a lesson as to bad policies are being paid by ordinary people's suffering and good policies can bring opportunities to everyone. so my message to my staff at the fund is, policies are for people, for improving people's lives. and your point that we need to make, it's so clear that economics is not a dry science. it is actually an empathetic science, one that is about the livelihoods of people and the ability for society to do better. >> i completely agree with you. it vitally effects human welfare and really studies trends and developments that have an enormous impact on the quality of people's lives, what they feel they can achieve and the opportunities that they have. and, of course, your background in environmental economics is tremendously important now as we deal with the challenges posed by climate change and -- which something that is a critical global challenge t

children to be free and safe elsewhere in europe more and he looked down protest on saturday from bulgaria to remain in serbia to croatia. but i'm here because i'm fed up with the lies coming from ignorant people is not only in croatia it's across the world they want to force us to stay in our houses and not to go out not to breed not to work not to eat what they want from us to crawl on the floor enough is enough. in the u.k. dozens of antelope down protesters were arrested on saturday as campaign has defied police warnings a march through central london under current restrictions it's unlawful for groups to gather to protest these demonstrators want those rules changed as to more than 60 m.p.'s who signed a letter to the home secretary to ease the wounds and allow peaceful pray. yes. but some global health experts say that would be a mistake right now what we need is continued restrictions as it isn't just that because i know that it's not a popular position but we need to continue a few more months with these restrictions and we need to see x. nation much much more rapidly which means w

through the depression, seeing people really so key to just have a job reminds me of my country, bulgaria the 1990's, when our economy collapsed. hyperinflation, my mother's life savings over a couple days. i had to get up at 4:00 in the morning to buy milk, which is so clearly a lesson as to bad policies are being paid by ordinary people suffering. and good policies can bring opportunities to everyone. my message to my staff at the front is policies are for people , for improving people's lives. your point that we need to make it so clear that economics is not a dry science. it is actually an empathetic science is about the livelihoods of people and the ability for society to do better. sec. yellen: i completely agree, agree with you. it vitally affects human welfare and really studies trends and developments that have an enormous impact on the quality of people's lives, what they feel they can achieve, and the opportunities they have. of course, your background in environmental economics is tremendously important now as we deal with the challenges posed by climate change, which is somet

saying there is no reason to stop using the coronavirus vaccine manufactured by astra zeneca thailand bulgaria and the democratic republic of congo become the latest countries to delay their rollout of the champ this a day off to denmark norway and iceland suspended their use of the vaccine while investigating reports of cases of blood clots. doublet do is aware that some countries have suspended the use of force or is in a car vaccines based on reports of blood clots in some people who receive the doors of the vaccine from 2 bikes. this measure was taken as a precaution while a full investigation is finalized it's important to note that the european medicines agency has said there is no indication of a link between the vaccine and blood clots and that the vaccine can continue to be used while its investigation is ongoing in our other top stories the parents of around 30 students kidnapped in northern nigeria are waiting for news of their whereabouts the overnight raid on a forestry college is the 4th maskell abduction in the volatile region since december the authorities said armed bandits at

more than a dozen countries had suspended their rollouts 2 to safety fears france italy germany and bulgaria now say that they will resume administering the doses from friday but the a.m.a. also says it cannot definitely rule out a connection to a rare blood disorder still it insists the benefits outweigh the risks. the committee has come to a clear scientific conclusion this is a safe and effective vaccine its benefits in protecting people from covert 19 with the associated risks of death and hospitalized outweigh the possible risks the committee concluded that the vaccine is not associated with an increase in the overall risk of throwing a ball of conventional blood clots senior members of the taliban and afghanistan's government have been meeting in moscow to try to resume peace negotiations russia the us china and pakistan have called on both sides to consider an immediate cease fire american troops are meant to leave afghanistan on may 1st a bus carrying afghan government employees as being hit by a bomb in kabul at least 4 people have been killed no group has yet claimed responsibility

bulgaria recibÍa a la selecciÓn de suiza, arrancaba el conjunto, ganando con este gol, al minuto 46,ra mÉxico, en un partido de preparaciÓn, toda la acciÓn a partir de las 3:00 p.m. del este, dos del centro y 12 del pacÍfico, en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. con un doble, la alemana, eliminÓ alguna hora a la mexicana renata, para alcanzar los dieciseisavos de final. ahora se estarÁ enfrentando a la bielorrusa. estÁn ustedes informados, los invitamos a que siga mientras regresamos a clases presenciales, padres como yo queremos asegurarnos que las escuelas están seguras. especialmente en las comunidades que han sido más afectadas por el covid. créeme, nadie quiere regresar a clases presenciales más que los maestros como yo. usando medidas de seguridad como tapabocas, el distanciamiento físico, y la ventilación adecuada. porque trabajando en comunidad... juntos podemos superar esta crisis con seguridad. paola: esta noche se reportan dificultades para encontrar citas para recibir la vacuna, le informamos si existen centros comunitarios donde puede ser vacunado. se comunica con sus familiare

en otros resultados del día, italia venció bulgaria y manuel en un resultado complica la selección españolas a una pausa ya regresamos. (comerciales) majestuosas montañas... pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. >> estamos preparando nuestra edición de las 11, el condado de la bahía ofrece vacunas a las personas mayores de 50 años y pronto nos mayores de 16 años. si recibió la vacuna hoy vamos a contar qué protocolos debe seguir según autoridades de salud. una experta en migración nos dirá cuál es el futuro de las migrantes que llegaron a un albergue. >> nos vamos a despedir con una fecha que querrá apuntar para alegrar a los más pequeños de la casa viernes 4 de abril ese es el día en que volver a abrir sus puertas el museo de los niños (nombre en inglés) de san josé. con sus exhibiciones en interiores. >> con juegos viernes sábado y domingo, el precio de entrada este 15 dólares y todos lo

a goal at home to bulgaria, and in one of the toughest groups of them all, northern arlington need tolkay gundogan equalised forjoachim low�*s side, but napoli midfielder eljif elmas got the winner five minutes from time. north macedonia are ranked 65th in the world, with four—time world champions germany currently 13th. it's the first time they've lost a world cup qualifier since 2001. they were being 5—1 by england. and england's under—21s werejust moments away from progressing from groups of the european championship, knocked out by the most narrow of margins. after losing their first two matches, england needed to win by two clear goals against croatia and hope portugal beat switzerland. well, this goalfrom liverpool's curtisjones gave england a 2—0 lead. portugal did beat switzerland 3—0, but there was heatbreak in injury time for england, this goal for croatia enough to send them through to the quarters. i thought we played really well tonight. i was proud of the performance and obviously, disappointed as the players are. learned from this —— they'll learn from this. it hurts, a

concerns in europe and asia about the astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine saying it's safe thailand and bulgaria are the latest countries to delay its rollout after reports of cases of blood clotting. the u.s. envoy for yemen is urging who the rebels to respond to a cease fire plan to lead to king says that the rebels are prioritizing an offensive to take the city of maria the u.s. envoy a war that yemen will spiral into greater conflict without a cease fire south korea is suspending defense exchanges and banning objects ports to be a bar is the latest country to cut ties after the military coup on february the 1st security forces are accused of torture and persecution in response to peaceful protests u.s. president joe biden says a free and open a do pacific region is essential to arrest leaders of australia india and japan collectively then as quad is the 1st time the leaders of the 4 nations hold talks the group is seen as countering china's influence in the region those were the headlines about could more use that half hour here on al-jazeera next it's the fans who make football. i. this is

than a dozen countries had suspended their rollout stude to safety fears france italy germany and bulgaria now say they will resume administering the doses from friday. the committee has come to a clear scientific conclusion this is a safe and effective vaccine its benefits in protecting people from covert 19 with the associated risks of death from hospitalized patients outweigh the possible risks the committee also concluded that the vaccine is not associated with an increase in the overall risk of throwing a ball of conventional blood clots senior members of the taliban and afghanistan's government have been meeting in moscow to try to resume stalled peace negotiations russia the us china and pakistan have called on both sides to consider an immediate cease fire american troops are meant to leave from afghanistan on may 1st. and a bus carrying afghan government have employees or has been hit by a bomb in kabul at least 4 people have been killed 9 others have been did no group has yet claimed responsibility. tanzania has started 14 days of national mourning over the death of president joh

those could be frontline health care workers and romania, bulgaria, croatia, there has been a benefithaving the solidarity in place. the vaccine production is just limited. you can't make as much of it as everybody wants. production of anything is limited. the way i read what they were saying today is to say it is time to start stepping up. we also know the u. and the u.s. will soon be at a saturation point, where the have inoculated people who want vaccines and are in a position to start sharing vaccines around the world. and again, as you say, there is a political message there, to eu leaders, telling you they can do everything they can and brussels. >> briefly, if you would, tell me how central astrazeneca is to the broader rollout? reporter: the astrazeneca vaccine is extremely important for an supply. they are falling short of their first quarter expectations, because of their production shortfalls by astrazeneca. pfizer, biontech, moderna, there meeting there back -- their contracts with the eu. if there is a slowdown, is because of astrazeneca in the eu. there are a lot of rest