these are the democratic republic of the congo and nigeria. the latter said it expects 10,000 doses, but this is just a drop in the ocean compared to the tens of millions that african control centers say it will receive. disease prevention is needed on the continent. today, this organization and the world health organization called on countries to share vaccines. there are accusations that high -income countries are buying vaccines and hoarding their stocks, and so low- income countries such as nigeria, uganda, democratic the republic of congo and kenya are forced to ask for donations. another reason for the shortage of vaccines on the continent is that smallpox vaccine production has decreased over the past year due to reduced needs. another reason is related to duration. the process of inspection of vaccine lots by regulators, but said it would intervene to speed up that process in order to guarantee the necessary number of vaccine doses. well, read more about monkeypox on our bbc.ua website in the article: what is monkeypox and why have doc

the w h o had been monitoring a surgeon cases in the democratic republic of congo. the new variant has spread to brandy, kenya. rwanda ends. you gunter, infection can be passed on through close contact. it causes flu like symptoms and lesions on the body and can be deadly. the head of the w h o says the alert is necessary to save lives. up. to date, the emergency community met and advised me that in its view, the situation constituents of public health, the emergency of international consent, i have accepted that advice well, a new strain of imparts has now spread to at least 13 african countries. but one country has been hit particularly hard, so far, the democratic republic of congo with over 90 percent of all recorded cases and bulk says searching across africa. and this is ground 0 thousands of cases hoping that posted in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country, it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives, most of them children. and it's showing no sign of slowing down the detection and drop you to spread off a new laid off and book

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w tool stays the full center for your flax, seems expected to arrive in the democratic republic of congo. in the next few days . it's dealing with a new deadly strain of the virus that has spread across spots of the continent. bookcases also being reported outside of africa. the new influx strain is spreading and changing. fast. of the virus is morphing in areas where experts, lots of funding and equipment to properly track it. meaning there are several unknowns about it severity and how it's transmitting. the new strain played one, b was 1st identified an 8 pro in some post collected from a gold mining time in the democratic republic of congo. those side keys who prevents it says potentially more lee. so then the impulse that break in 2022, which has driven primarily by mail to male sexual contacts. the played one b strain can be transmitted through any kind of physical contact or contaminated material. the crowded conditions of con goes refugee camps have caused the virus to spread rapidly. on august, 13th and pulse was declared, a public health emergency in africa just a day later. th

, but its new strain, called empax, has spread rapidly and more dangerously, now, in addition to congo neighboring countries such as burundi, rwanda, uganda and kenya has also spread. epidemiologist salim abdul karim considers the reported cases and deaths to be only the tip of the iceberg. the number of reported cases of monkey pox and the reported deaths is a good example. our ability to monitor and observe is limited and we cannot perform all necessary tests. and monitor all cases of infection. the world health organization has also sounded the alarm from the head of this institution. identification and spread of a new strain of monkeypox in eastern congo , new cases in neighboring countries and others african countries have been reported and its possible spread outside of africa is very worrying. accordingly, an international action to stop this epidemic save the victims completely. ampox is transmitted through direct contact with an infected person. this pandemic has a vaccine. koresh fakhr tavli of abidjan sahel aj news agency. we wish good health and well-being to all of you, de

so i'm talking about the democratic republic of congo and some of the surrounding countries.t now is because of movement, you know, across the region and because of this strain, which is highly transmissible, it's been spreading to different parts of the continent. so what governments are doing right now is just sensitising the public, you know, just telling them about prevention measures like washing their hands, you know, just observing, you know, hygiene and also reporting people with suspected, you know, cases possibly like symptoms. the only thing is that the new strain has milder symptoms. so that's why a lot of people may not know actually they have been infected. and then that exposes a lot of people in terms of, you know, being infected. now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. hello to you. this is the moment in a premier league season when anything is possible. the weather's warm, the hope is high, new kits, new signings, and for kieran mckenna and ispwich, the end of a 22—year wait. at lunchtime the opening match of their first top—flight season

so earning countries in republic of congo as well as in go under. according to the world health organization, there are over $18000.00 suspected cases. and more than 600, this attributed to inbox in the d r c. the country has over 7000000 internally displaced people fleeing war. many that are in refugee camps are particularly vulnerable due to overcrowding, shelters, pour water and overall unsanitary conditions. so that gives me look, it doesn't immunological deficit. it's an immunological weakness, which makes them more likely to become more ill with anything they guess in south kiva. province, doctors are doing all they can under difficult circumstances, allow, say, the personnel. we have more people here under treatment and we didn't have a choice to put them all together here as there is no spaces due to the number of patients forgetting others are even waiting outside is. this is the only place to treat and fox for now. all patients are referred here, and this is exposing more patients to the infection. some patients are getting treated by 2 of

head of the world health organization says inbox vaccines will arrive at the democratic republic of congo over the next few days. the african nation is at the epicenter of the latest outbreak that head sparks global. a lot. the i break off is good to have you with us on this friday, and we begin with something that has not happened here in years. deportation flights from germany to afghanistan on friday and germany resume deporting rejected asylum seekers to afghanistan for the 1st time since the totally bon. we took power in 2021. a flight with convicted afghani defenders took off bound for cobble. the german government is facing pressure to crack down on migration after a fatal knife rampage last week, allegedly carried out by a man who should have been deported. space was the sea, not light switch at port, just before doing security officials preparing the faster potations flight from gemini to af gone this done in 3 years. on board with 28 convicted criminals denied permission to remain in germany. such flights have been near, impossible to arrange since germany broke off diplomatic r

to increase cooperation with african countries, in particular with the democratic republic of the congoe development of relations with this state was discussed at a meeting of the relevant parliamentary group this week. it was attended by the deputy head of the department of international information security of the ministry of foreign affairs, karl tihoza, who is currently preparing for appointment to the post of russian ambassador to the democratic republic of congo. we must work to study the possibilities of expanding our presence there and expanding, first of all, possible investments there, including, for example, in the mining, say, extractive industry of congo. the deputies identified a number of priority areas of cooperation. coordinator of the relevant parliamentary group. ostanina proposed increasing the number of students from african countries in russian universities, it is also important to introduce the residents of the continent to our culture traditions, deputies believe, support humanitarian programs. parliamentarians suggested sending translated editions of russian cla

in the congo, in africa, 22 people deposited into your country. where do you come from? congo. where in the congo. jail. >> what did you do? we cannot say that. you can imagine. they come from africa. they come from the middle east, countries that are not friends of ours. and they are coming by the millions. by the millions. and these fools kamala, who is marxist, these fools are letting them come into your country, destroy our country and i said, you know, did you ever see that? i don't want to brag but may have big selling hat. neau what it -- know what it says? trump was right about everything. front row joes, right? no, but it's -- looking if i ran one of those countries i would be doing better than them at getting people out. you run a country, the country's inundated with touch people that are criminals. i want to get them the hell out. if i was in charge of anything, having to do with a country, i would say have moved themed out even faster than they are doing. they are moving people into our country at numbers that nobody ever seen. and those countries are becoming safe

in terms of vaccinations we are hearing that the democratic republic of congo no longer is expectings week and it had been hoping for that. can you walk us through the biggest hurdles when it comes to getting those vaccines distributed and really into the people that need them? and i think that is a major problem. one thing, there is not an enormous supply, one company that makes these vaccines makes the vaccine used in western europe and the us, they say they have a few hundred thousand doses available. we may have some stockpiles in the united states and some of the european countries. they think they can produce perhaps several million more, perhaps as much as 100 million by next year. the supply is small and of course it's an expensive vaccine so there has to be some help in providing the vaccine. and making sure that it is distributed. it is partly would just tickle, parlay economic and political problem and the who is still considering how to approve it. although there are number of countries that have been donating or sending the vaccine because it is approved for use under em

envelopes virus goes the world health organization size states of alert set across the republic of congo has reported the majority of cases put infections that being recorded in sweden and profit stone. so who's at risk? and it's the will for past and the labels help for emergency. this is inside story, [000:00:00;00] the welcome to the product lines. the whole rob and the world health organization is issued as highest states of a load. after such an impulse, virus infections in the democratic republic of congo cases have now much follow beyond the countries boulder showing how contagious the diseases and the international risk that it poses. within the deals a mold and 7000000 people have been displaced by decades of conflict. many falls to live in crowded conditions where the disease can run rampant. but the innovation of a 100000000 people and fighting in the east vaccination is a huge challenge. and there's a shortage of vaccines with only a small number approved for use globally. so come to the all see, get the help it needs is the will prepared for this outbreak and come the spread

that is nigeria and the democratic republic of the congo.k, tuesday. the drc hasn't specified specifically but says they are expecting 50,000 doses from the us, and 3.5 million doses from japan. and i'm seeing that the africa centers for disease control and prevention are saying there is a clear plan to procure and make available 10 million vaccines for africa. any word yet on who the focus will be, who will get these vaccinations first?— vaccinations first? yes, like you said, the africa _ vaccinations first? yes, like you said, the africa cdc— vaccinations first? yes, like you said, the africa cdc said - vaccinations first? yes, like you said, the africa cdc said it - vaccinations first? yes, like you said, the africa cdc said it doesj said, the africa cdc said it does have a clear plan to ensure 10 million doses reach the continent. in terms of who is getting at first, in the drc, the health minister there said they will prioritise children, that specifically it seems the infection rate is higher among children under the age of 15. meanwh

so i'm talking about the democratic republic of congo and some of the surrounding countries.cause of movement, you know, across the region and because of this strain, which is highly transmissible, it's been spreading to different parts of the continent. so what governments are doing right now is just sensitising the public, you know, just telling them about prevention measures like washing their hands, you know, just observing, you know, hygiene and also reporting people with suspected, you know, cases possibly like symptoms. the only thing is that the new strain has milder symptoms. so that's why a lot of people may not know actually they have been infected. and then that exposes a lot of people in terms of, you know, being infected. that was our bbc correspondent in nairobi. president biden is sending his most senior diplomat to israel as part of us efforts to agree a ceasefire in gaza and the release of israeli hostages being held there by hamas. the visit by the secretary of state, antony blinken, was postponed earlier this week because of concerns iran could mount a maj

body end can be deadly. slay the search is believed to have started in the democratic republic of congo. and bulk says, searching across africa, and this is ground 0 by thousands of cases had been reported in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country, it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives, most of them children. and it's showing no sign of slowing down the road that is double box. we're worried that on the more we don't feel that the government is mobilizing or that is concerned about the best way to try and control this epidemic, which is threatening to congo these populations. that's open what is formerly known as monkey pucks. and polk spreads through place, contact, causing flu like symptoms and painful, pos spilled legions. but this new strain is proving more infectious and even more deadly next. but speed of the growing outbreak in africa could just be the tip of the iceberg. this is not just the last week of the issue and books is a global plate, a minute that knows no boundaries nor is located in the 5 is blocked, it's blocked out, but not abili

the atrocious exploitation of the congo turned into a real genocide. you know, late 20 years, the policy of the belgians lead to the death of nearly 10000000 people alongside the holocaust. the genocide of the congo population is considered to be one of the greenest pages in the history of mankind. oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to shape house to come and engagement a close betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look so common ground the the new crane news is over $300.00 men in the task range. you know the last 24 hours along with maybe 2000 soldiers on the other front lines. i think russia, ukraine context european media outlets covering ukraine's invasion, attempting to rush to off base the pill bottle, as they struggled to ignore 1st stage of key of soldiers dressed in, not single galia and the e u energy commission that is calling on private clips of fitness disappeared to crate in the upcoming winter months of the spot in europe. some grim energy prospects during the cold season to mass claims respon

those countries are nigeria and the democratic republic of congo. the us, and they will target healthcare workers in regions that have been affected by the outbreak. the democratic republic of congo says it's expecting 50,000 from the us and 3.5 million from japan, and they will prioritise children because they are at a higher risk of contracting and dying from mpox. the africa cdc director general, drjohn casey, reiterated the agency's plan to ensure 10 million doses of the vaccine are made available on the continent by the end of 2025, although he did mention the challenge of getting those doses to regions in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo that are experiencing an armed conflict. he also spoke about local manufacturing and a partnership with a danish manufacturer, saying that getting those vaccines made on the continent will not only increase supply, but also reduce the cost. let's speak to public health doctor and world health organisation's spokesperson, dr margaret harris. very good to have you with us. the democratic repu

this disease was first identified in 1970 under the name of monkey pox in the former kinshasa congo. but its new strain, named empax , has spread rapidly and more dangerously, in addition to congo, to neighboring countries such as burundi, rwanda, uganda, and kenya. salim abdul karim epidemiologists consider the reported cases and deaths to be only the tip of the iceberg. the number of cases of cancellation of monkey pox, the reported deaths , is an example of the kharvar sample. our ability to monitor and observe is limited and we cannot perform all necessary tests and monitor all cases of infection. the world health organization has also sounded the alarm from the head of this organization. identification and expansion of a new strain. monkey midwife in eastern congo and new cases reported in neighboring countries and other african countries and its possible spread abroad from africa is very worrying. accordingly , an international action is absolutely necessary to stop this epidemic and save the victims. ampox is transmitted through direct contact with an infected person. this pan

the w h o had been monitoring a surgeon cases in congo. now the new variant has sprayed to perone. can you ever wanda, as uganda and bulk says searching across africa? and this is ground 0 by thousands of cases hoping that posted in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country, it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives, most of them children. and it's showing no sign of slowing down. 7 the detection and drop you to spread off a new laid off and books in eastern and the odyssey. it's detection in neighboring countries that had not previously reported and books. and the potential for further spread within africa and beyond is very, warding united option to add that out, breaks of other plates, of and books in other parts of africa is cleared about. the coordinated international response is essential to stop this outbreaks and save lives. formerly known as monkey pokes and poke spreads to place contact, including 6 closing flu like symptoms and painful pests filled legions. but this new strain is proving more infectious and even more deadly next. but speed o

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, and this is ground 0. thousands of cases had been reported in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives, most of them children and it's showing no sign of slowing down. 7 go down into the double box, we're worried that on the mall. we don't feel that the government is mobilizing fear or that is concerned about the best way to try and control this epidemic, which is threatening to congo these populations. that's open what is formerly known as monkey pokes and polk spreads through plays, contact, closing, flu like symptoms and painful tests. filled legions with this new strain is proving more infectious and even more deadly. an expert spirit, a growing outbreak in africa, could just be the tip of the iceberg. this is not just a lot frequent issue. and books is a global plate, meaning that knows no boundaries nor is located in the environment is blocked, it's blocked out, but not abilities waiting on all we just went. and it these in this moment of the button that ability that we must find. i'll create the file

after such an impulse, virus infections in the democratic republic of congo. cases have now much follow beyond the countries boulder showing how contagious the diseases and the international risk that it poses. within the deals a mold and 7000000 people have been displaced by decades of complex many false to live in crowded conditions where the disease can run rampant. but then the nation of a 100000000 people and fighting in the east of explanation is a huge challenge. and that is a shortage of vaccines with only a small number approved for use globally. so come to the all see, get the help it needs. is the will prepared for this outbreak and come the spread be stopped. we'll be putting that to all gas shortly. but 1st we consume sharif. how's this report of a city at the heart of an armed conflict in eastern democratic republic of congo for decades is now on the front lines of another bottle. goma is groans, evil in the latest outbreak of impulse. the rapidly spreading infectious disease is sending patients to this makes shift hospital enough keep promptly. this is one of the one. at

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there have been almost 15,000 cases in the democratic republic of congo.e than 500 people have lost their lives to monkeypox, and the variant has apparently now hit europe , with apparently now hit europe, with sweden recording one case. who chief tedros ghebreyesus has said the potential for further spread within africa is beyond and beyond is very worrying, he said. a coordinated international response is essential to stop this outbreak and save lives. now i'm joined by professor hugh pennington. good evening, professor hugh. thank you. professor. thank you so much forjoining me. right i'm being a little sceptical about how much we should be panicking about this mpox spread, how serious is it? normally in africa, as we've heard, there's been 15,000 cases in the democratic republic of congo. how does that compare to a typical year? do you know ? a typical year? do you know? >> we don't really know because we don't bother to measure it, particularly in countries like the democratic republic of the congo, which is one of the poorest countries in the world.

but the outbreak is most of the, in congo, which has reported nearly $18000.00 impulse cases in $537.00 deaths so far this year. according to the un agency. it's hitting children the hottest. they account for more than half the cases. and over 80 percent of debts is the advocate bureau chief matthew on the reports. the number was 3 and a half year old brother. keep in mind that the 2 are recovering from impulse. the mother is relieved that the virus attended one and particularly hot uses the guns when they own this task, that he didn't sleep when he was crying all night in the army. in the morning he had a high fever and so does it to get rashes. so that's why i came here to the hospital and tony but took it's on the doctor's getting the children antibiotics and the cream let's get to the rafters were hurting me. but when i put the medicine on, i feel better as you see, can be this hospital near goma and the democratic republic of congo is full of children and young people with influx. they're more likely to get it and more likely to die as a result. the viral infection, especially cont

those countries are nigeria and the democratic republic of congo.ll target health care workers in regions that have been affected by the outbreak. the democratic republic of congo says it's expecting 50,000 from the us and 3.5 million from japan, and they will prioritise children because they are at a higher risk of contracting and dying from mpox. the africa cdc director general, doctorjohn casey, reiterated doctorjohn casea, reiterated the agency's plan to ensure ten million doses of the vaccine are made available on the continent by the end of 2025, although he did mention the challenge of getting those doses to regions in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo that are experiencing an armed conflict. he also spoke about local manufacturing and a partnership with a danish manufacturer, saying that getting those vaccines made on the continent will not only increase supply, but also reduce the cost. following the violent disorder across parts of the uk this summer, courts have continued to sentence people who took part. among them, ex

we're trying to help the people in the democratic republic of congo do with this by getting them some vaccine, providing them resources so they can track these infections more carefully. i think there will be more important patients if you will, of this disease from travelers to the congo and from the congo and surrounding countries to other countries in europe, united states, canada, and perhaps other parts of the world. but at the moment, this is not a big issue. as you have said, there's been been only one importation so far, just we to do current vaccines against am fox work against this new variant. you said that there would should be, or is an effort that's ongoing to bring those to the d r. c. yes, current vaccines against impacts do work against this war. contagious and more severe strain difficulties. there's only one manufacturer and it's working overtime to produce vaccines. so it will take some time to vaccine to have an impact. now in 2022, many people remember the w h o also declared a public health emergency over an outbreak of and fox. what would you say is different t

, that they funded in the congo, that the drug was largely ineffective.ng on the programme. thank you. coming on the programme. thank ou. a 24—hour nationwide strike by doctors in india is expected to bring all non—emergency hospital services to a halt today. it's in protest against the brutal rape and murder of a young female colleague in a kolkata hospital a week ago. thousands of people took to the streets of kolkata and other indian cities on friday demanding justice. the violent assault on the 31—year—old has reignited national outrage at the chronic issue of violence against women. doctors are demanding the implementation of the central protection act, a bill to protect healthcare workers from violence. let's hear from some of those protesting on friday. translation: women of this country are — translation: women of this country are being _ translation: women of this country are being wronged i country are being wronged daily. i don't understand what we achieve after studying for so many years. whether you are rich or poor, educated or uneducated, e

she recently returned from the democratic republic of congo.ur visit. thank you for having me here. i have been working in the democratic republic of the congo since 2002 and working on monkeypox for that length of time. i think that we have seen over time cases continue to rise and in the last few years we have seen a very sharp acceleration of cases which has been quite concerning. these cases are not only in children as we have normally seen this but now we start to see this in adult in high risk populations where we have been previously only seeing these cases last year in men who have sex with men now we see heterosexual spread as well. as we were saying in introduction they are, the virus can spread between animals and people as well and it is often transmitted through skin to skin contact so what measures have been put in place in the drc to try and mitigate spread? being able to mitigate spread of mpox really does require a lot of social mobilisation and giving people the understanding of how the virus is spread. for decades we have bee

the democratic republic of congo is delaying of vaccination campaign and gave them pulse both and 600 people have died and 18000 cases will be recorded. united nations as worried that any further delay could devastate displays. people in refugee comes out zeros. gabriel, and it's under us this report in the democratic republic of the congo, delayed a plan roll out of the inbox vaccine until at least next week. congolese officials blamed the delay on processes and regulatory matters. the un says the delay could be devastating. india sees uh, south cable providence uh, one of the regions had is teats uh by impulse. at least $42.00 suspected cases have been identified among the different the population on finally have a suspect of cases that will also be reporting. so earning countries in republic of congo as well as in going to, according to the world health organization, they're over $18000.00 suspected cases. and more than 600 this attributed to inbox in the d r c. the country has over 7000000 internally displaced people fleeing war . many that are in refugee camps are particularly vu

it's all over the world, it is the congo and africa there sending other prisoners to congo and sendingheir prisoners to the united states, they're bringing them into the united states and driving democrats and dumping them into our country but as africa, asia, the middle east, not just south america but south america is a lot. you know what's happening all of the jails all over the world are being emptied out in bringing their prisoners and dumping them in the united states. maria: all the debate she saying say it to my face president trump, that's what she said the other night. >> she is a third rig candidate, she failed in her attempt against many of the candidates, she was the first woman to drop out she never made iowa. that was the normal press now we have a press trying to protect her. the media is really dishonest and you have a press, maybe she will do better. ultimately when they hear she wants to defend the police and open borders and always wanted them but it is amazing i watch the news yesterday and it's almost like she wants to have strong borders all of a sudden, she was

the conflict in the democratic republic of congo is high on the agenda. the and help good work is in india going strongly to protest against the rate for training. the thanks for joining us. a warehouse where displaced posting and the family with sheltering has been hates in the latest is really a tax on central gaza. at least 16 palestinians have been killed. the strikes were on the town of elsa wide, just a few kilometers north of darrow bottom. the overnighted tank spoke to 5, which has impeded rescue efforts. launch of the town is now rubble. well, the 40000 palestinians have been killed and the 10 months war garza the funeral press for those killed in the is where the strikes. the attacks happened soon off, the mediators ended the late to see 5 talks and kata was cus cooling, promising they're expected to resume next week in egypt. this target boom joins us from darrow bala and central gaza. and tara kat, firstly that start with the attack on how's the why that took us to the significance of it and what's happening? well, jimmy really need the attack

where in the democratic republic of congo, whether a water is developed below, rates of testing for in august and vaccinations. again begin the right now is rails hit multiple homes in overland plus from boston to the gaza strip. at least 29 palestinians has now been killed since 30 friday. 9 members of one family died in an overnight strike on an apartment building and island the site on the refugee camp. 5 with children. another was a pregnant woman and he's ready ami struck a home in the policy refugee camp in central garza, at least 2 people were killed and another 4 injured now and civilians with targeted jabante, a refugee camp in knolls, in gauze, at least 4 people were killed the molten 20 wounded. this was shot a full it's from the account. it's the football a lot. the saw easy to jump on is really war plain spite and we saw that a group of civilians in jabante, a refugee come in northern gauze. as a result, a number of them were killed and others enjoy the video. the map and these are traces of that block. a civil defense team came to the rescue unfolding says help paramedics

so, the disease has been endemic in the democratic republic of congo but has since spread to rwanda, found in the central african republic and also cases reported in west africa, in ivory coast and also in nigeria. just about two months ago we reported cases in south africa, but those were considered to be slightly milder and werejust were considered to be slightly milder and were just local transmission. this is suggesting that the majority of people did not have a travel history so that is the situation that we have an on the continent at the moment. pond continent at the moment. and richard, when _ continent at the moment. and richard, when we _ continent at the moment. and richard, when we see outbreaks like this, public messaging is crucial. so what kind of messaging and conversations are happening there in the region to make sure that people are aware of this outbreak7 i the region to make sure that people are aware of this outbreak?- are aware of this outbreak? i think historically. _ are aware of this outbreak? i think historically, the _ are aware of this outbreak? i think h

the atrocious exploitation of the congo turned into a real genocide. you know, late 20 years, the policy of the belgians laid to the death of nearly 10000000 people alongside the holocaust. the genocide of the congo population is considered to be one of the greenest pages in the history of mankind. the .

the atrocious exploitation of the congo turned into a real genocide. you know, late 20 years, the policy of the belgians laid into the depths of nearly 10000000 people alongside the holocausts. the genocide of the congo population is considered to be one of the greenest pages in the history of mankind. the welcome back across stock, where all things are considered. i'm curious about your mind. you were discussing nato, the, the ok, let's go back to carl and volley. you know, we've already mentioned this ridiculous a peace conference, so called peace conference that will be held this month from the 15th. they think they're in switzerland. it's with the oddity of it all is that we have a, a piece proposal from the chinese. we have one from africa. i think the, even the pope's, even the prophecy weighed in there's, there's a lot of peace plans out there. if you look at the, the, the demands that the russians sent out in december of 2021, to nato, into the united states about, um, securing a new security architecture in europe. those that is actually part

in the democratic republic of congo, the country hardest hit, public health campaigns are under way tonally known as monkeypox, it is transmitted through close contact such as sex, skin—to—skin contact or breathing close to another person. it causes flu—like symptoms and skin lesions. they often clear up within a few weeks but mpox can be fatal for people with weakened immune systems. translation: three of my children and i were infected. _ one was treated here and the other two were taken to a hospital. after two weeks they were discharged. a week later my wife was infected. now a case of a more dangerous case of mpox has been recorded in sweden. the authorities say the person became infected during a stay in an area of africa where there is currently a major outbreak. it is very probable that we will see more cases in europe in the near time. so it's important for all countries to be aware that this can happen. there have been 450 deaths in the democratic republic of congo following an outbreak of the new strain. it's also been detected in neighbouring countries including the central

in congo. here, too. the most important thing now is too. the most important thing now is to have the right measures taken in the region, in the african countries in getting sort of the resources and vaccines to where we have large spread of the virus, to avoid the spread to the rest of the world and increase the problems in the area. as you say, just to sum up, this is one person in sweden with mpox, so it's essentially been contained, it doesn't mean that that will necessarily spread just because there is that one person who has come into the country with the disease? lu , come into the country with the disease? l, l , l, come into the country with the disease? , l, l, �* l, disease? exactly, and we don't have any indications _ disease? exactly, and we don't have any indications of _ disease? exactly, and we don't have any indications of spread _ disease? exactly, and we don't have any indications of spread from - disease? exactly, and we don't have any indications of spread from this l any i

i think the difficulty in the congo is that you have clade one a and clade one b.ldren typically get the infection through with animals. so in terms of actual reducing mortality it is better to target children to reduce death rates. more global spread and spreading among adults is the clade i b, spreading among adults is the clade i b, and i think that's the issue that might lead to further spread. having said that, dig up one b does not exclusively infect adults. just occasionally you can get the virus spreading through nonsexual routes, andindeed spreading through nonsexual routes, and indeed occasionally infecting children. but it is usually through close contact, someone in the household, that sort of thing. a rocket engine has exploded during a test at britain's new spaceport in shetland — off the north coast of scotland. scientists had been hoping to see the first full—engine test of a vertical rocket on european soil, as part of a project which aims to send satellites into space. but the engine was engulfed in fire on the launchpad. no—one was injured. king

is circulating now and what is moving through dr congo into some of the eastern african countries aswhat countries as well. the question is. what can — countries as well. the question is, what can be _ countries as well. the question is, what can be done _ countries as well. the question is, what can be done and i countries as well. the question is, what can be done and what| is, what can be done and what is, what can be done and what is being done to contain it? what can be done is the long—standing question for about five decades. we need to get vaccines in country, we have to get therapeutics in and appreciate there are resource limitations are we need to increase things like diagnostics support, testing support, healthcare support. support, healthca re support. those support, healthcare support. those things are critical. the other piece is sustained research and response funding. many international partners coming together to try to help out with response where we can. we are all doing this through grant funding we have been able to bring into our laboratories. we cannotjust do

she recently returned from the democratic republic of congo. welcome to the programme.l us what you saw on your visit-— your visit. thank you for havin: your visit. thank you for having me _ your visit. thank you for having me here. - your visit. thank you for having me here. i - your visit. thank you for having me here. i havel your visit. thank you for - having me here. i have been working in the democratic republic of the congo since 2002 and working on monkey box for that length of time. i think that we have seen over time cases continue to rise and in the last few years we have seen a very sharp acceleration of cases which has been quite concerning. these cases are not only in children as we have normally seen this but now we start to see this in adult in high risk populations where we have been previously only seeing these cases last year in men who have sex with men now we see heterosexual spread as well. this we see heterosexual spread as well. �* , _ well. as we were saying in introduction _ well. as we were saying in introduction they - well. as we were saying

the bbc gets exclusive access to treatment centers in the democratic republic of the congo, where thesease is most rampant. welcome to world news america. the head of the ukrainian air force says russia launched its biggest air attack yet. he said on monday that ukraine downed more than 100 roads moscow fired in addition to blocking more than 100 missiles. six people were killed in the strikes, which hit 15 separate regions of ukraine. russia confirmed it used high position weapons to target key infrastructure, leading to power and water shortages. the wave of overnight strikes comes weeks after a successful incursion of ukrainian troops deep into russian territory in the cursed region. the lenski described the scale of the recent strikes in his daily address. >> [translated] this is one of the largest strikes, a combined one. more than 100 missiles of various types and about 100 drones. like most previous russian strikes, this one is just as vital, targeting critical civilian infrastructure in most of our regions, from kyiv to odessa and western regions. unfortunately there are casua

and the bbc gets exclusive access to mpox treatment centres in the democratic republic of the congo —and the bbc gets exclusive access to mpox treatment centres in the democratic republic of the congo —