in this case, china, india, russia, iran, pakistan.eign minister shah mahmood qureshi: finally, finally, it is one area. all the big players have a consensus. china, russia, european union, the u.s. there is a convergence on the region. they could have differences in other areas, but here fortunately, there is a convergence. anchor: it is an interest, china's growing role, as the u.s. leaves, and china also very concerned about the spillover of islamic militancy over the border. china offering talks between the afghan government and the taliban, talking about peacekeeping operations, if things get out of hand. this is astonishing geopolitically to see the chinese step in. foreign minister shah mahmood qureshi: they are neighbors. their interest is inevitable. and, we also realize that they can help them. it would require reconstruction. it would require investments post-conflict investments, and china stands to gain. the economic corridor china is building, the port that has become operational, the region being landlocked, there isn't

and in this case now, china, india, russia, iran. but finally, finally i've had a soc, is one area where all the big players have a consensus. china, prussia, european union, the us there is a convergence on a lot of sun. they could have differences and other areas, but here, fortunately, there is a convergence. and he's interesting cuz he, china's growing role. now as, as the u. s. leaves and china also very concerned about the spillover of islamic militancy, intuition, john, or over the border china offering to host talks between the afghan government with taliban talking peacekeeping operations potentially of things got to get out of hand. this is quite astonishing job politically. they see china step into the role that the china, the neighbors you know, the interest is inevitable. and they also realize that they can help them. you know, a lot of san would require reconstruction. atlanta san would require investments, boast, conflict investments, and china, a stance to gain the economic got it, all the china is building the go, al

china. but india is rising, but it isn't afraid of flexing its muscle not happy with opec's production constraints, new delhi, as on the hunt for new supplies, and financing for destruction of forest, china, pause, billions overseas saving and expanding its own forests. ah, the fastest growing economy has been gearing up to overtake its former colonial power britain to rank as the world's 5th biggest on somebody level of state was a huge matter of pride for india, which is part of the g 20 rich club, a rising power. the west's counter, the neighboring china india is the pharmacy to the world, and it was going to supply much needed vaccines. the world health organization for me to talk to power g y vaccines were a tool for diplomacy, but a deadly 2nd corona virus wave is revealed. cracks in india's growth story, as family is desperately sought, hospital beds, medicines and oxygen. government hubris was found wanting as a percentage of g d p. it has the 2nd lowest spend on health care amongst g, 20 nations. and this is how the data over the last 2 decades snacks up. now this is india and it's 2 neig

china. but india is rising, but it isn't afraid of flexing it's muscle. not happy with tech's production constraints, new delhi, as on the hunt, some new supplies, and financing, the destruction of forest, china, pause, billions overseas was saving and expanding its own storage. ah, the fastest growing economy has been gearing up to overtake its former colonial power britain to rank as the world's 5th biggest. on somebody level, the state was a huge matter of pride for india, which is part of the g 20 rich club, a rising power. the west's counter, the neighboring china, india is the pharmacy to the world and it was going to supply much needed vaccines to the world health organization from baton to power g y vaccines were a tool for diplomacy, but a deadly 2nd corrode of iris wave is revealed cracks in india's growth story, as family is desperately sought, hospital beds, medicines and oxygen. government hubris was found wanting as a percentage of g d, p. it has the 2nd lowest spend on health care amongst g 20 nations. and this is how the data over the last

and in this case now, china, india, russia, iran. but finally, finally, i've had a thought is one area where all the big players have a consensus. china, prussia, european union, the us there is a convergence on a lot of sun. they could have differences and other areas, but here, fortunately, there is a convergence. and it's interesting to see china's growing role. now as, as the u. s. leaves and china also very concerned about the spillover of islamic militancy, intuition, john, or over the border china offering to host talks between the afghan government with taliban talking of peacekeeping operations potentially of things got to get out of hand. this is christalin jer, politically. they see china step into the role of the china, the neighbors, you know, the interest is inevitable and they also realize that they can help them. you know, a lot of san would require reconstruction. a lot of san would require investments, boast, conflict, investments, and china, most times to gain the economic got it all the china is building the go, o

and in this case now china, india, russia, iran. but finally august on finally of allison is one area where all the big players have a consensus. china, russia, european union, the us there is a convergence on a lot of sun. they could have differences and other areas, but here, fortunately, that is a convergence. and he's interesting, does he, china's growing role. now, as, as the u. s. leaves and china also very concerned about the spillover of islamic militancy, intuition, john, or over the border china offering to host talks between the afghan government and taliban, talking of peacekeeping operations potentially of things got to get out of hand. this is quite astonishing job, politically. they see china step into the role of the china, the neighbors you know, the interest is inevitable and they also realize that they can help them. you know, a lot of san would require reconstruction. a lot of san would require investments, boast, conflict investments, and china, a stance to gain the economic got it. all the china is building the

china insists that's entirely voluntary. john sudworth, bbc news, taipei. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we report from the himalayan indiaorld biggest nations. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletics events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full—scale riot, as the liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the juventus enclosure. the belgian police had lost control. the whole world will mourn - the tragic death of mr nehru today. he was the father of the indian - people from the day of independence. the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than a500 episodes. the chat show has made her one of the richest people on the planet. geri halliwell, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. argh, i don't believe it! she's the one with the bounce, the go, girl power. not geri, why? this is bbc news, the latest headlines. japanese

8000000 people. 10 countries make up 2 thirds of the wealth, smoking population that includes china, india, and denisia. you know, it just stays russia and turkey. one in 3 tobacco mochas, or that's about 341000000 people are in china. let's bring in doctor oscar ellen, he's chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials. he joins us from washington, d. c. many thanks to speaking to us on out his era. so we have seen this crack down in recent years from a number of countries binding things like indoor smoking, raising the cost of packets of cigarettes and so on. but as my direct to put it, smoking is just not cool anymore. so it's surprising, isn't it? that the numbers on the rise in some cases, yes and no. yes. in the sense that smoking, the traditional cigarette has kind of fallen out of favor. but we've seen the rise and other tobacco products that we estimate has really taken a turn with why folks really been using more of these tobacco products than a and then alarm and fashion, whether they be electronic cigarettes, of course, e to gar

delhi with more than 50 passengers on board who tested positive for covert 90 china unlike russia the united states and india has been selling or donating its vaccines to countries around the world giving rise to the term vaccine diplomacy in pakistan china's already taken a leading role in supplying millions of its jobs with more expected this week one of more than 50 countries says china's government who've received their vaccines for free adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. the president of the democratic republic of congo is to clear what he's calling a state of siege in 2 provinces in order to control escalating violence between armed groups in the mineral rich east that allows the military to temporarily take control to maintain order in north kivu and it turi more than 300 people have been killed and more than a 1000000 of the hoff displaced since january. was severely is an analyst at the center for research on the congo can he doubts this latest military action will make any difference. as just clearly pointed out the military is going to take control of the region this is a pretty ludes to what i be

exclusive report by the bbc�*s anbarasan ethirajan who has been to the pangong tso area close to the india—chinand the threat of avalanche offer a glimpse of the inhospitable terrain. after several hours of winding through the mountains, we see this, a breathtaking natural beauty. managing livestock is a way of life for the nomads in this border village. but the peace here is deceptive. just a few kilometres away, thousands of troops from india and china are facing each other with heavy weapons in the mountains. at 5000 metres above sea level, it is one of the world's highest battlefields. a local villager showed me where the soldiers clashed last year. translation: we spent months on blacktop mountain and otherl areas helping the indian army carrying supplies including ammunition. during winter, our people from here use to graze their livestock in the mountains on the other side. but over the years, the chinese have gradually taken over our territory and the grazing areas have reduced. both india and china have overlapping border claims, and they fought a brief border conflict in 1962. for chin

lisa: there's china, india, and then there's everyone else in the emerging markets. wonder about some of these studies from the world bank and other organizations talking about the great divergence, the fact that the recessions have been brutal and are affecting the middle class way more in these nations than in the u.s. how do you distinguish between the haves and have-nots and the maybe have-nots for an even longer time post-pandemic? michael: our preference at the moment is for asia. if you are thinking about msci em, china, india, korea, and taiwan are about 70% of the index. some of the other parts of the emerging world it is going to take longer to get the vaccine fully rolled out. tom: i was talking to brad from brisbane this morning, somebody he watches the show every day. to me it is a lot of micro stories. it can be on the vaccine and the series nature of it -- the serious nature of it come up with the world bank is going to do, with the imf is going to do, and on the complete other end of it, people say and we are going to deploy. jp morgan is going to dep

is a longstanding problem and it's getting worse as the world hunger for lumber increases with china, india, and taiwan. all big consumers. much so much is sold online companies which are hard to track. now there is also evidence that all the 40s are involved in this trade. not so long ago, these logs with giants of the rain forest, hundreds of years old. now, most of them destined for china, but the former dutch colony of sir, and i'm not seeing an economic benefit as more than half of the logging is illegal . seron i'm, it's estimated to lose $100000000.00 euros the year due to illegal logging. the money goes straight into the coffers of criminal cartels if they want to fail. this is one of the many port from which timber is being exported according to my informants. this is the place where most of the timber is shipped and exported illegally bought every year, sir, and i'm produces nearly one and a half 1000000 cubic meters of wood. the timber is mostly sold on websites like this, making it very difficult to track down the companies buying and selling china and india, the biggest custome

countries are arguing about how soon they have to cut their emissions down to their big polluters like china india and brazil less guilty when you consider they've only recently become part of the problem. but that doesn't tell us anything about you know why are. there says prakash cush one a political scientist researching climate justice he said the rich countries haven't accepted how unjust climate change really you. just might the kind of inequality. there are going to be couldn't play with christ they're unbelievable and they aren't talked about enough. in 2020 research just how much later how each country is responsible for pushing cyr to levels beyond a safe threshold that we crossed in 1900 the study takes into account how many people live in a country how much they emitted throughout history and include the mission of the cross border through trade goods and. the research shows that countries have outspent their carbon budgets by a lot the global north of the method 92 percent of the c o 2 that push the planet beyond safe levels asia africa the middle east and latin america have emitted j

as india struggles with its crisis, it has been forced to halt its global vaccine exports. china is taking on responsibility and using it as an opportunity to push for regional influence over its rival. reporter: overwhelmed by the covid pandemic, it's easy to forget that india is one of the biggest manufacturers and exporters of vaccines that have been protecting people from the virus elsewhere. but as the covid crisis worsens, those experts are being curbed, creating a void that experts say is being filled by china. india's archrival. at a video conference, china's foreign minister told his sout asian counterparts that beijing was ready to help in any way it could. a spokesman making clear that this was a long-term commitment. >> this includes opening our door for the participation of south asian countries, including india. we will make positive efforts to help the relative regional countries in their fight against the pandemic. reporter: indio is not represented at the virtual conference, a reference to the recent border skirmishes. there was a case study for a new book called

countries arguing about how soon they have to cut their emissions down to their big polluters like china india and brazil look a lot less guilty when you consider they've only recently become part of the problem. and in the end but that doesn't tell us anything about you know why are. there says prakash cush one a political scientist researching climate justice he said the rich countries haven't accepted how unjust climate change really is. it's my inequalities. there are going to be couldn't climate crisis they're unbelievable and they aren't talked about enough. in 2020 research just touch it and how each country is responsible for pushing syria to levels beyond a safe threshold that we crossed in 1900 the study takes into account how many people live in a country how much they emitted throughout history and include the mission of the cross border through trade of goods and. the research shows that countries have outspent their carbon budgets by a lot the global north of the mid 92 percent of the c o 2 that push the planet beyond safe levels asia africa the middle east and latin america have

china, india and brazil reporting inflation.ie: and with that we have several analysts on either side of the debate. we were look for clues on what could drive monetary conditions and em's last month. we had the index jumping to a 2008 hi, indicating that markets may be underestimating the jump in price pressures and potentially repercussions on the economic recovery in the e.m. space. we have pimco staying on the growth story with e.m. assets looking interesting on the reopening scene. kathleen: that's a very powerful part of the story. let's look at this rally, a key factor in the inflation debate. how did asian energy stocks perform amidst this oil rally? sophie: we have seen them push higher in commodity exposure when it comes to commodities in asia, brent jumping up to 30% this year. asian energy stocks up about 7%, indicating how the energy sector is weighted more towards oil buyers and refiners instead of producers. i want to highlight how material stocks have been faring in asia compared to energy stocks. they are poweri

profits they don't want to make this available in other parts of the world not just russia and china india south africa loads of other countries have the machinery they have the laboratories they just need the formula to go ahead and produce this lifesaving a vaccine and everyone knows including pfizer that if everybody else in the world can do it then the one who's going to pay big bucks for the pfizer version because they'll have the generics available elsewhere as we already see between branded drugs and generic equivalents here in the united states so yeah lots of talk about russia and china bottom line they want to continue to make big bucks the numbers you quoted earlier are are really profound 3 they have $4000000000.00 in the 1st quarter this is a blockbuster profit opportunity for pfizer and that's what they are protecting and they really do have a lot of control right now and we're talking about i mean just a handful of pharmaceutical companies but now have unprecedented control over covert vaccines in the us and book could be around the world so what are the long term dangers of

partner, especially post-brexit, and as a regional security ally in the face of an aggressive china. indiaanwhile, has been looking for international support in tackling the crisis engulfing the country, with the promise of oxygen concentrators and ventilators from multiple countries. the virus has been on the list of topics covered during the summit, with the g7 promising to support for the covax scheme, aiming to get vaccines to the world's poorest countries. the one billion doses delivered worldwide, only 1% have gone to low income countries. in a final communique, ministers pledged to support peace efforts in syria, ethiopia, eastern europe, restoring a rules-based international system in the aftermath of the trump administration, and russia's and china's more aggressive foreign policies. >> we have stood up for open trade and agreed to a series of mechanisms to promote human rights and democracy around the world, and broadened the scope of the g7. reporter: the absence of india from the summit in person will inevitably force the u.k. to re-think covid protocols ahead of the g7 leaders

all of myanmar's neighbors, big economic ties, china, india, but all of southeast asia, i think thiswarning sign to them too. take more seriously, take more action to resolve this conflict. otherwise it must inevitably descend into a series. -- serious war. katty: you're watching "world news america." still to come on the program, we visit communities in indonesia that are launching a project to restore the world's coral reefs. ♪ katty: after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was unable to form a coalition government, israel's president has asked the leader of one centrist party to try his hand at bringing together the country's various political factions. here is our colleague. reporter: the president spent a day talking to members of the different political parties here. he announced his decision in a live broadcast, saying he asked a centrist politician, a former finance minister, he was a tv anchor, so now he will enter into political wrangling with many of the other parties that had lined up to oppose benjamin netanyahu returning to another turn in office. but what is go

kept my commitment to convene the leaders of the major economies around the world from russia, china, indiahe european union. i convened them all. i think there were 48 or 50 heads of state, presidents and prime ministers, a meeting i hosted, by the white house, on one of the most consequential issues facing the world: the climate crisis. and i made it clear at the outset, as each of they, these folks came on, what i've long believed. when i think of the climate crisis, beyond its devastation to lives and livelihoods and the health of our very planet, i think jobs. i think jobs when i think climate change, good-paying union jobs. i think about the uaw workers here today. i wanted to make sure that the world could see that there was a consensus that we are at an inflection point in our history, and almost every major leader in the world spoke to it. if we act to save the planet, we can create millions of good-paying jobs, generate significant economic growth and opportunity to raise the standard of living for people not only here, but around the world. but i also wanted to put the world on n

profits they don't want to make this available in other parts of the world not just russia and china india south africa loads of other countries have the machinery they have the laboratories they just need the formula to go ahead and produce this lifesaving a vaccine and everyone knows including pfizer that if everybody else in the world can do it then no one is going to pay big bucks for the pfizer version because they'll have the generics available elsewhere as we already see between branded drugs and generic equivalents here in the united states so yeah lots of talk about russia and china bottom line they want to continue to make big bucks the numbers you quoted earlier are are really profound 3 they have $4000000000.00 in the 1st quarter this is a blockbuster profit opportunity for pfizer and that's what they are protecting and they really do have a lot of control right now and we're talking about i mean just a handful of pharmaceutical companies but now have unprecedented control over covert vaccines in the us and book could be around the world so what are the long term dangers of all

profits they don't want to make this available in other parts of the world not just russia and china india south africa loads of other countries have the machinery they have the laboratories they just need the formula to go ahead and produce this lifesaving a vaccine and everyone knows including pfizer that if everybody else in the world can do it then no one is going to pay big bucks for the pfizer version because they'll have the generics available elsewhere as we already see between branded drugs and generic equivalents here in the united states so yeah lots of talk about russia and china bottom line they want to continue to make big bucks the numbers you quoted earlier are are really profound 3 they have $4000000000.00 in the 1st quarter this is a blockbuster profit opportunity for pfizer and that's what they are protecting and they really do have a lot of control right now and we're talking about i mean just a handful of pharmaceutical companies but now have unprecedented control over covert vaccines in the u.s. and book could be around the world so what are the long term dangers of a

profits they don't want to make this available in other parts of the world not just russia and china india south africa loads of other countries have the machinery they have the laboratories they just need the formula to go ahead and produce this lifesaving a vaccine and everyone knows including pfizer that if everybody else in the world can do it then the one who's going to pay big bucks for the pfizer version because they'll have the generics available elsewhere as we already see between branded drugs and generic equivalents here in the united states so yeah lots of talk about russia and china bottom line they want to continue to make big bucks the numbers you quoted earlier are are really profound 3 they have $4000000000.00 in the 1st quarter this is a blockbuster profit opportunity for pfizer and that's what they're protecting and they really do have a lot of control right now and we're talking about i mean just a handful of pharmaceutical companies but now have unprecedented control over covert vaccines in the us and book could be around the world so what are the long term dangers of

killed almost 8000000 people. 10 countries make up 2 thirds the walls, making population including china, india, indonesia, the us, russia, and tacky. one in 3 tobacco smokers or around 341000000. are in china to africa. ne is the chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials of space in washington d. c. these countries don't invest enough money to help reduce tobacco consumption . smoke in the traditional cigarette has kind of fallen out of favor, but we've seen the rise and other tobacco products that we estimate has really taken the turn with why folks have really been using more of these tobacco products in a and then alarm and fashion, whether they be electronic cigarettes, of course, isa gars, heated tobacco products. there's so many different aspects of folks know. go to right now for smoking, which unfortunately, we're seeing. unremarkable right. we really don't want to be going through that direction. we're still seeing a reduction in some cases, but an increase in the adolescent in the team population. but i think another instant point

smoking kills nearly 8000000 people. 10 countries make up 2 thirds of the world smokers, including china, india, indonesia, and the u. s. one in 3 tobacco uses or about 341000000 are in china. dr. oscar allan is the chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials. based in washington d. c. he says, countries aren't investing enough money to help people quit smoking smoking. the traditional cigarette has kind of fallen out of favor. but we've seen the rise and other tobacco products that we estimate has really taken the turn with why folks really been using more of these tobacco products in a and then alarm and fashion, whether they be electronic cigarettes, of course e, cigars heated tobacco products. 4 there's so many different aspects of folks know, go to right now for smoking, which unfortunately we're seeing. unremarkable right. we really don't want to be going that direction. we're still seeing a reduction in some cases, but an increase in the adolescent in the team population. but i think another incident point that it's very important to re

that would include china, russia, india. are you saying that you would, would you be happy if the chinese or indeed the russians decided they wanted to take the lead on the global stage in combating this pandemic? >> we know what we did and the united states with coming up in record time operation warp speed with vaccines that are highly, highly effective and we know that from the testing that is done. we now have three come a couple to megadoses and another one dose, effected as much i did any of us could ever hope or wished or dreamed. those are things that a country's are not going to do. china's model is let us get this to nations will then be our friends. low on bliss of when they would get the vaccines if they can get it to china, it's like whether doing with the belt and road initiative. this is i believe from the standpoint of a communist, chinese communist party much more of a political operation that a humanitarian operation. they are in the process of working for influence in my opinion and i see the united states

pivotal country when it comes to britain's future trade ties and hopes of containing a more assertive china india recently was put on the red list red list of nations from the u.k. and the british prime minister boris johnson recently called off. a highly anticipated trade mission to india so this doesn't bode well for being able to nudge talk further forward unfortunately one step forward 2 steps back when it comes to. 'd a face to face level here and it does raise the question what sort of diplomatic freedom of movements and protocols that these very high ranking officials have at all levels of government and the diplomatic corps perhaps this is going to have to be reevaluated in the much wider global context if these meetings wherever they are in the world even if they are in london 2 are actually going to take place in the future. yeah you do get the sense that this g 7 was testing the water a little bit and although assurances were given from up high amongst british officials that all precautions were taken no corners were cut the testing was in place nevertheless 2 delegates testing positiv

countries are arguing about how soon they have to cut emissions down to their big polluters like china india and brazil look a lot less guilty when you consider they've only recently become part of the problem. but that doesn't tell us anything about you know why are. there says prakash ghosh one a political scientist researching climate justice he said the rich countries haven't accepted how unjust climate change really is. it's my kind of inequality. there are going to be couldn't play with christ they're unbelievable and they aren't talked about enough. in 2020 research just how committed how each country is responsible for pushing cyr to levels beyond to say threshold that we crossed in 1900 the study takes into account how many people live in a country how much they meant to throughout history and include the mission of the cross border through trade goods and. the research shows that rich countries have outspent their carbon budgets by a lot the global north of the mid 92 percent of the c o 2 that push the planet beyond safe levels asia africa the middle east and latin america have emi

post breaks it and secondly as a regional security ally in the face of an increasingly aggressive china indiameanwhile has been looking for greater international support in tackling the crisis in the gulf in the country with the promise of oxygen concentrator isn't ventilators from germany the u.k. and others. the virus has been on a long list of topics covered during the summit with the g 7 promising to boost support for the un's kovacs scheme aimed to getting vaccines to some of the world's poorest countries of the $1000000000.00 doses delivered worldwide only one percent of so far gone to low income countries in a final communique ministers also pledged to support peace efforts in syria to the sahara ethiopia to eastern europe and to restore a rules based international system in the aftermath of the trumpet ministration and russia and china as more aggressive foreign policies we stood up for trade we've agreed a series of concrete tangible mechanisms to promote human rights and democracy around the world and we brought in if you like the scope of the normal g 7 but the in person absence of

post breaks it and secondly as a regional security ally in the face of an increasingly aggressive china. india meanwhile has been looking for greater international support in tackling the crisis in gulf in the country with the promise of oxygen. concentrators and ventilators from germany the u.k. and others the virus has been on a long list of topics covered by ministers at the meeting with the u.k. and us agreeing on the importance of a global covert vaccine rollout to end the pandemic of the $1000000000.00 doses delivered worldwide only one percent has so far gone to low income countries g 7 nations canada the u.k. and us were quick to buy up more vaccines than they need the in person absence of india from the summit will inevitably force host the u.k. to rethink covert protocols ahead of the g 7 leaders summit in june a reminder that while many rich western democracies are beginning to emerge from the pandemic others remain in the midst of a deepening crisis leave barca al-jazeera london canada has become the 1st country in the world to approve the pfizer vaccine for children aged 12 or abo

not backwards i don't like your telling me i shouldn't eat a burger go tell china or india to take care of their carbon emission problems and stop punishing me for what they're doing and then making me pay for it. and you don't tell me anything about my gun or my magazine because you know it is none of your damn business. and if you agree with me, and you don't like the socialist nonsense and the hate divisiveness and dependents on government and taxation through the roof and back to true american in sense of the word you have one chance, one chance left. 2022 is your last chance. your last hope of changing this government, and stopping the move of the socialist. one chance of actually living the life that we bargained for in the land of the free and the home of the brave. the united states of america. and that's my open -- let me know what you think on my facebook and twitter hashtag judge jeanine and closing at the end of the show. ing but first joining me right now to reaction to my open and much more congressman byron donalds and trump thank you and i want to start with you congress

took off steadily followed by china and india and then africa almost flat in comparison and the continent's inoculation campaign was further damaged by india halting exports the jobs and even access to the vaccine has prompted the ire of south african president cyril ramaphosa he said a situation in which the populations of advanced rich countries are safely inoculated while millions in poor countries die in the queue would be town to mount to vaccine up or tide our correspondent joy joins us for more joy lining it up again slow inoculation in africa x. exports from india halted of the vaccine how is this having an impact. it's had a great impact on many african countries because to start with the bigger population in africa has not been vaccinated and and that could be explained by the fact that also the bigger population happens to fall below the ages old 55 and that means that priority is being given to those who are 58 years of age and bhavin those who are categorized as working in the essential services industries and so with that these on he just about 4 percent of the bigger populati

took off steadily followed by china and india and then africa almost flat in comparison and the confidence and occupation campaign was further damaged by india halting exports the jobs and even access to the vaccine has prompted the ire of south african president cyril ramaphosa he said a situation in which the populations of advanced rich countries are safely inoculated while millions in poor countries die in the queue would be town to mount to vaccine. our correspondent joy joins us for more joy lining it up again slow inoculation in africa. exports from india halted of the vaccine how is this having an impact. it's had a great impact on many african countries because to start with the bigger population in africa has not been vaccinated and and that could be explained by the fact that also the bigger population happens to fall below the ages old 55 and that means the priority is being given to those who are 58 years of age and daven those who are categorized as working in the essential services industries and so with that these on he just about 4 percent of the bigger population that has

countries are arguing about how soon they have to cut emissions down to their big polluters like china india and brazil less guilty when you consider they've only recently become part of the problem. but that doesn't tell us anything about you know why are. there says prakash cush one a political scientist researching climate justice he said the rich countries haven't accepted how unjust climate change really is. it's my kind of inequality. there are going to be couldn't play with christ they're unbelievable and they aren't talked about enough. in 2020 research just touch it and how each country is responsible for pushing cyr to levels beyond to say threshold that we crossed in 1900 the study takes into account how many people live in a country how much they meant to throughout history and include the mission of the cross border through trade goods and. the research shows that countries have outspent their carbon budgets by a lot the global north of the method 92 percent of the c o 2 that push the planet beyond safe levels asia africa the middle east and latin america have emitted just 8 per

because countries arguing about how soon they have to cut emissions down to their big polluters like china india and brazil look a lot less guilty when you consider they've only recently become part of the problem. but that doesn't tell us anything about you know why are. there says prakash ghosh one a political scientist researching climate justice he said the rich countries haven't accepted how unjust climate change really you. just might explain of inequality. there are going to be couldn't play with christ they're undefeatable and they aren't talked about enough. in 2020 research just calculate how each country is responsible for pushing cyr 2 levels beyond to say threshold that we crossed in 1900 the study takes into account how many people live in a country how much they meant to throughout history and include the mission of the cross border through trade goods and. the research shows that countries have outspent their carbon budgets by a lot the global north for the method 92 percent of the c o 2 that push the planet beyond safe levels asia africa the middle east and latin america have em