s royal united services institute and bonnie glaser director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies to both of you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you. european nations are restarting astra zeneca vaccinations today the european medicines agency the e m a said once again that the drug is safe and highly effective germany france italy and spain are among the countries lifting their bam the and they concluded that the vaccine was not associated with an overall increase in the risk of blood clots it was that fear that led more than a dozen european union countries to pose their vaccinations with the astra zeneca shot the e m a says the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks but it is not ruling out completely the possibility of a link to rare blood clots meanwhile the british medicines regulator the m h r a has also spoken out in favor of the continued use of the afters and a good vaccine in a statement it says the benefits of using the vaccine far outweigh any dangers the mh ari said that 5 reported cases of a very rare c

s royal united services institute and bonnie glaser director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies to both of you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you. european nations are restarting astra zeneca vaccinations today the european medicines agency the e m a said once again that the drug is safe and highly effective germany france italy and spain are among the countries lifting their bam the m a concluded that the vaccine was not associated with an overall increase in the risk of blood clots it was that fear that led more than a dozen european union countries to pose their vaccinations with the astra zeneca shot the e m a says the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks but it is not ruling out completely the possibility of a link to rare blood clots. meanwhile the british medicines regulator the mh ira has also spoken out in favor of the continued use of the astra zeneca vaccine in a statement it says the benefits of using the vaccine far outweigh any dangers the mh ari said that 5 reported cases of a very rare cerebral bl

s royal united services institute and bonnie glazer director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies to both of you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you. european nations are restarting astra zeneca vaccinations today the european medicines agency the e m a said once again that the drug is safe and highly effective germany france italy and spain are among the countries lifting their bam the e m a concluded that the vaccine was not associated with an overall increase in the risk of blood clots it was that fear that led more than a dozen european union countries to pose their vaccinations with the astra zeneca shot the e m a says the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks but it is not ruling out completely the possibility of a link to rare blood clots meanwhile the british medicines regulator the m h r a has also spoken out in favor of the continued use of the afters and it could back seen in a statement it says the benefits of using the vaccine far outweigh any dangers the m h r 8 said that 5 reported cases of a very rare

more now from bonnie cleese or she joins us from rests in virginia she's the director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies in washington d.c. great to have you with us on the program what do you think these sanctions will realistically achieve. well it is going to be difficult to change china's calculus and behavior and particularly its policies and singe on but also in higher cond where they are undermining the autonomy of hakani in the united states and also impose sanctions there on chinese officials but the way to do this is certainly not to do it unilaterally but to do it with a coalition of other countries and this is the 1st time that the united states has worked together with its allies the e.u. and canada and the u.k. to jointly slap sanctions on china and it is a signal that there are many countries that find china's policies and syngenta to be unacceptable reprehensible they are violations of human rights and china has to start rethinking its approach and i think this is the 1st step it's not going to change china's policies overnight we hav

well bonnie glaser is the director of the china power projects at these sensitive for strategic and international studies in washington d.c. she says that if nations work together there are ways to put pressure on china. the way to do this is certainly not to do it unilaterally but to do it with a coalition of other countries and this is the 1st time that the united states has worked together with its allies the e.u. and canada and the u.k. to jointly slap sanctions on china and it is a signal that there are many countries that find china's policies and syngenta to be unacceptable reprehensible they are violations of human rights and china has to start rethinking its approach and i think this is the 1st step it's not going to change china's policies overnight we have to continue to work together and convince beijing that it's on the wrong path and the next step i think is going to be what will these countries do regarding the planned olympics in beijing in 2022 some people have talked about a boycott but there are many things that these countries could do short of a boycott not sending senior off

s royal united services institute and bonnie glaser director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies to both of you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you. european nations are restarting astra zeneca vaccinations today the european medicines agency the e m a said once again that the drug is safe and highly effective germany france italy and spain are among the countries lifting their banned the a.m.a. concluded that the vaccine was not associated with an overall increase in the risk of blood clots it was that fear that led more than a dozen european union countries to pose their vaccinations with the astra zeneca shot the e m a says the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks but it is not ruling out completely the possibility of a link to rare blood clots. meanwhile the british medicines regulator the mh ira has also spoken out in favor of the continued use of the after isn't a good vaccine in a statement it says the benefits of using the vaccine far outweigh any dangers the m h r 8 said that 5 reported cases of a very rar

you don't need 4 aircraft carriers for the south china sea you need aircraft carriers for one reason alone and that's to project power how used well that's a question for speculation resisting people turning the pacific is a pretty big place. but to say that china is not a threat or who are merely concerned with regional issue is the ride by the fact of building amphibious ships which are meant to project power and building aircraft carriers need creasing numbers which are meant to be the same ok india sending 3 aircraft carriers already has and will have 3 aircraft carriers by 2030 i don't know anybody saying india is being expansionist and going to south america going to somebody so i mean we need to have a little bit of shared interests in this in the context of this to. mean that we got any air limits but when and if you know we just have we have the quad you know we have in the events being. it's being designed at least by some people in washington to be kind of in asia nato obviously to contain china and so i mean when you see this containment policy being encircled encouraging the quad to even to to militarily

chinese are building because ships are the way that the principal way for a country to project power china is working on is working on laying the keel for its 4th. aircraft carrier which will be a very large aircraft carrier and very modern one with the electromagnetic catapults and all the. tribute of a modern ship. you don't need 4 aircraft carriers for the south china sea you need aircraft carriers for one reason alone and that's to project out how used well that's a question for speculation because if people heard that the pacific is a pretty big place and. but to say that china is not a threat or who are merely concerned with regional issues now is the ride by the fact of building amphibious ships which are meant to project power and building aircraft carriers need creasing numbers which are meant to be the same ok india sending 3 aircraft carriers already has and will have 3 aircraft carriers by 2030 i don't know anybody saying india is being expansionist and going to south america going to somebody so i mean we need to have a little bit of shared interests in this in the context of

. >> tucker: i have to ask you, we will be doing a lot of this on the show but china is projecting powere and in latin america and close to the shores and the bahamas. a but it is the military or the pentagon aware of that? you almost never hear of anything the pentagon about what looks like obviously potential threats. do you think they are paying attention or should they be paying attention to this? >> actually, i think they are paying more attention. they talk t about all the time because they link their budgets and core structures to this enormous chinese threat that they hype. quite frankly, i think it is overdone. i think it would make much more sense for us to talk to the chinese since we are the ones that carry battle groups up and down the straits of taiwan. we are the ones that are challenging the chinese in the china sea about their eyelids -- eyelids unrestricted believe for navigation. i think they are willing to talk to us and we can avoid collisions that way. >> tucker: interesting. i wonder after, you know, all of these political sort of obvious political expressions from

known as the east container terminal with india at the same time you've granted some power energy projects to china particularly on many islands of the just peninsula what's going on here you seem to be favoring one party again. the other piece is not that our own people as are we out of the market country and the press you don't use our worst ask people of heels he was determined to give us a term you know. simply because it was the limit and of understanding of the old also 19 of the previous government being the party. but unionists in the war but globally and intellectual it all got together and live a very big just being saying that you should. not be given to any country for the press ago int and you have been let me know it's a big if getting back to. the basis of democracy. govern however let me really let me remind you of this is now the general sentiment in delhi you know what they believe they believe that you have been asking the trade unions to instigate the refusal to pave the way for this to go to other companies pure and simple you know why well because there is this feeling that yo

china and a seating symbolically without giving any intangible to the idea is an easy way to do it. doing it very fundamentally into how the u.s. should see great power competition to china. we are competing projects project in terms of infrastructure financing. we are also competing ideologically in terms of whether the global order will be a liberal one and one that is governed by rules that we have become familiar with and accustomed to over the last few decades or whether a world order will become defined by chinese tributary ids. one of which china is not only at the top, but stands on top of the red carpet. she must be satisfied in order to get access to the chinese market. access to chinese technology. access to the political backing. this is the trade-off that smaller countries struck between the u.s. and china. we want to prevent u.s. allies, u.s. partners and into the pacific from being pulled into china. i think that we need to do a lot of hard thinking about how we will offer them a better option to keep them from entering something they may have a harder time exiting. >> that was really fascinating. i would like to turn to eric and patrick. i would also like to ask that i could do thi

china is taking steps to. enter in to create clean energy things like that but it's still building coal powered power stations not just at home but also around the world through that belt and road projects persuading china to stop doing that is going to be absolutely essential and then arms control is also very important area the german foreign minister speaks to me just yesterday told me that we are already in an artificial intelligence arms race between china the united states and russia if we're going to have any chance of doing anything about that those countries need to be able to talk to each other which of our. chief international that's a thank you it's a. some of the other stories making headlines around the world today demonstrators have rallied in the u.s. city of atlanta to show solidarity with the asian american community this after a gunman killed 8 people including 6 women of asian descent in shootings believed to have been at least partially motivated by racism president joe biden and vice president comma harris are due to visit atlanta later today. tanzania has its 1st female president some years who knew her son was sworn in as head of state following the sudden death

should see great power competitions with china and we are competing not only project or project in terms of infrastructure finance but also competing ideologically in terms of whether the global order will be a liberal one and one that is governed by rules that have become familiar with and accustomed to over the last few decades or whether a regional order or world order will become defined by chinese tributary ideas and one in which china is not only at the top of the pecking order but president xi stands on top of the red carpet and that he must be set aside in order to get access to the chinese market, access to chinese technology, access to chinese geopolitical backing. i think we need to understand that this is the trade-off that smaller countries stuck between the u.s. and china face and if we want to prevent u.s. allies and u.s. partners, particularly in the endo pacific, from being pulled into reliance on china i think we need to do a lot of hard thinking about how we will offer them a better option to keep them from entering something they might have a much harder time exiting.

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese funds of poor ring into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant seaport in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence. like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china had signed up to belton wrote these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davus meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation and their strong desire to show us up here already are you a chinese those 2 said to give. examples that show why perhaps in the 20th century democracies were huge and useful and good but now for the 21st century the only systems that are r

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese funds of poor ring into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant seaport in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china has signed up to belton wrote these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top. china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davos meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation and their strong desire to show us up here already are you know the chinese. too said to give. examples that show why perhaps i'm a 20 a century democracies were huge and useful and good but now for the 21st century vienna only systems that

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese hands of poor ring into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant seaport in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china has signed up to belton wrote. these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davus meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation and their strong desire to show us up here already are you know the chinese. too said to give. examples that show why perhaps i'm a 20 year century democracies were cute and useful and good but now for the 21st century vienna only systems t

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese fans of poor ring into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant seaport in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see the sign. these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china has signed up to belton road. these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top. china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davus meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation and there is a strong desire to show us up here already are you a chinese. too said to give. examples that show why perhaps on the 20th century democracies were cute and useful and good but now for the 21st century vs only systems that are re

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese fans are poor ing into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant sea port in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong or out of 5 countries backing china has signed up to belton wrote. these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davus meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation and their strong desire to show superiority are you know the chinese. said to give. examples that show why perhaps some of 20th century democracies were cute and useful and good but now for the 21st century vienna only systems that are rea

power would be e.u. member bosnia-herzegovina isn't giving up welcome news for china which is also using the new silk road project to advance its supposedly clean coal technology. china says the total a 7 block will meet all e.u. standards and to slow the deal with china is being hailed as a success the power plant is the biggest employer here by far. in the negotiations i'm prepared to every phase of his deal the chinese showed a high level of professionalism. along 7 isn't banff ours to project. present in serbia from long time. the chinese who we were involved with. knew our culture and our country. but also they were familiar with the economic and social situation here. and i don't know almost made sure that they would be able to carry out these projects and they had reference or. whatever. it might look inviting but these waters are awash with highly toxic chemicals they're the waste product of the power plant a few kilometers away. the waste is disposed of in the surrounding environment and left to seep into the groundwater. dennis is just going his team have complained for years that there are no environme

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese and supporting into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant sea port in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china has signed up to belton wrote these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davus meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation there is a strong desire to shows up here already are you know the chinese. said to give. examples that show why perhaps in the 20th century democracies were cute and useful and good but now for the 21st century vienna only systems that are rea

china is taking steps to. enter in to create clean energy things like that but it's still building coal power power stations not just at home but also around the world through that belt and road projects persuading china to stop doing that is going to be absolutely essential and then arms control is also a very important area the german foreign minister speaks to me he just yesterday told me that we are already in an artificial intelligence arms race between china the united states and russia if we're going to have any chance of doing anything about that those countries need to be able to talk to each other which of our. chief international as a thank you richard. a 2nd look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world famous writers have rallied in the u.s. city of atlanta to show solidarity with the asian american community this after a gunman killed 8 people including 6 women of asian descent and shootings believed to have been at least partially motivated by racism president joe biden and vice president carla harris are due to visit atlanta later today. tanzania i'm has its 1st female president who has sung was sworn in as head of state following the sudden d

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese funds of poor ring into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant seaport in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china had signed up to belton wrote. these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davos meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation and their strong desire to show it was a curiosity are you a chinese. too said to give. examples that show why perhaps on the 20th century democracies were huge and useful and good but now for the 21st century vi only systems that are reall

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese funds of poor ring into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant seaport in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political. influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china had signed up to belton wrote. these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davus meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation there is a strong desire to show us up here already are you a chinese those 2 said to give. examples that show why perhaps i'm a 20 year sentry democracies were huge and useful and good but now for the 21st century be only systems that are

projects. the investment has definitely paid off for grace near china and it's encouraged her to keep aiming higher and in the future we can only hope that there will be less power cuts but that i am myself is that we may get to a place where we will be under the present a particularly with. a poll that will be using sora. that would take her one step closer to her own timid goal to sell flowers that are not only fair trade but also grown on a farm that's completely climate neutral. that's all from us at global trade 1000 this week thanks for joining us we'd love to hear your thoughts on the program so write to us that global 3000 at d.f.w. dot com and don't forget to check out our facebook page to d.w. global ideas see you next time take kept. going. to go to india. that market economy really so district moves so sustained and don't depend on the big companies designer thames and is taking a stance against the cheap garment craze such a nice group longer than the market. now used to have an interesting background from coal. 30 minutes on d w. and you you know here's here's we're going to you and how the last 2 years german chancellor will bring you i'm going to

missile systems, space technology, all of those things that can project power beyond their own country. maria: in october of 2019, chinaey displayed were shocking. one missile with range to reach the united states was on display. >> this is the first time they have publicly shown several of these weapon systems, and the united states at the present time does not have missile defense against china. official policy since obama and before that we will deploy missiles for defense against north korea and iran, but not against china. that is a surprising display. >> the military parade unveiled a whole bunch of new missile technology, 41 is a technology that can hit the u.s. the key thing is to understand how beijing really thinks about america. i wanted to read a brief passage from chinese vision of victory. this is not my words. this is their words. this is in 2013 well before the trade war and before donald trump. here's what they say: because the midwestern states of the united states are sparsely populated, in order to improve the killing effect, the nuclear killing of u.s. soft targets should concentrate on major citie

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese on supporting into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant sea port in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china has signed up to belton wrote these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davus meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation there is a strong desire to shows up here and already are you a chinese. too said to give. examples that show why perhaps in the 20th century democracies were huge and useful and good but now for the 21st century vienna only systems that are rea

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese funds of poor ring into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant seaport in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china had signed up to belton wrote these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davos meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation and their strong desire to shows up here and already are you know the chinese. too said to give. examples that show why perhaps in the 20th century democracies were huge and years well and good but now for the 21st century be only systems th

. ♪ haidi: china is taking aim at power-hungry crypto minors. saying it will shut project by april.n projects are being banned. we have more. it did not make much of a blip in terms of sentiment, but what are the implications? reporter: it could reduce the supply, for sure. once that was reported yesterday, bitcoin's price did start to rise, actually just went above 50,000 again. shery: this coming at a time where we see more interest in bitcoin, even goldman sachs restarting a trading desk. reporter: goldman is looking into it, another company has filed to list the first bitcoin etf. we had a report from citigroup saying they think bitcoin could be big in international trade. there are definitely a lot of people who are expressing more interest in it, 50,000 -- as of december it was not above 20,000. even though it has bounced around, it is still quite significant from where it was a couple months ago. haidi: we are also hearing from new york's top law enforcement officer blasting what he sees as high-risk and unstable crypto markets. the idea that crypto is becoming more mainstrea

projects are in dozens of countries. and many western countries view that as a threat increasing china's sphere of influence and power aroundpond to it if you are a western democratic country, what are your options? i think that we need to recognise that actually china was filling the void that the west left. the world bank got away from infrastructure financing, united dates, britain, traditional lenders have really pulled back on funding infrastructure and the world bank estimates that there is an $18 trillion gap between commitments to fund infrastructure and what is actually needed. so china was filling this void and we need to offer an alternative to the belt and road, we can't beat something with nothing. so really what we need to do is get a much more sustainable version. china is building over 200 coal—fired power plants through belt and road so we need to look at providing renewable energy to these countries. china is offering loans at close to commercial rates, it is contributing to a lot of indebtedness in the developing world, we need to offer more concessionalfinancing and more generous financing to these count

visible driver of this is the belton road initiative a project spanning more than 100 countries that is redrawing the map of china's economic power in a single region in europe chinese funds of pouring into highway bridges in montenegro a coal fired power plant in bosnia and a giant seaport in greece that may yet become the largest in europe. and you can see signs that these investments can translate into political influence like at the united nations human rights council where china won a show of support last year for its controversial suppression of freedoms in hong kong 4 out of 5 countries backing china has signed up to belton wrote. these efforts to shape global perceptions come right from the very top. china's president xi jinping was the opening speaker at this year's virtual davos meeting exuding confidence and positioning beijing as the world's greatest champion of global cooperation and their strong desire to show it was superior already our you know the chinese. too said to give. examples that show why perhaps i'm a 20 year century democracies were cute and useful and good but now for the 21st century vi only systems t

times more than china and 10 times worse than russia annually and that there is unanimated between the republicans and the democrats yeah so it's only on the issue of american projection of power in the military power in america can find some semblance of unity that's us that's like the roman empire in decline the only thing we can unite around is our enemies are perceived enemies or the enemies we want to make in the world let's go back to matt in london matt we have the high commissioner for foreign affairs joseph per always in a moscow last few weeks and he pulled the kind of the pull the same stunt that blinken did and he was rebuked very strongly and then we had obviously blinken in anchorage people are pushing back major powers are pushing back i mean this it's things are changing how do you think this is going to play out if the major powers in the world start saying no. well i think we're going to start with would be interesting to see if people were actually be. allowed to listen to this and russia people are allowed to protest the russians that is not true at all you don't and there are protests all of the time here all you have to do is get a permit and you can do i

projects. the investment has definitely paid off for grace near china and it's encouraged her to keep aiming higher and in the future we can only hope that there will be less power cuts but that i am myself is that we may get to a place where we are a 100 present but to crowley with. a poll that will be using sora. that would take her one step closer to her own timid goal to sell flowers that are not only fair trade but also grown on a farm that's completely climate neutral. that's all from us at global 3000 they say thanks for joining us we'd love to hear your thoughts on the program so write to us that global 3000 at ease of a huge help calm and don't forget to check out all facebook page to d w labeling to. see you next time take cash. into. law. migrant workers europe's main packing industry. thousands of romanians come to germany. and the romanian job market the gap is filled by asia worsened by a social dumping. it's a spiral desperation. closer. 30 minutes w. . the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronaviru

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