like we think, for instance, ours covey to adapted to jump from bats to us. maybe with a species in between, an ability to adapt quickly to new circumstances through evolution. sort of automatically makes at least some viruses, highly opportunistic um about one out of every 7 of the $1400.00 or so known human pathogens is a virus at, as opposed to a bacterium or a fungus or, or some other parasitic organism around a 3rd of those over 70 viruses in total are viewed as what are called emerging or re emerging pathogens. so, so viruses that have been able to make the jump from animals to us. in the recent past, what we call though not act viruses and all the evidence indicates that the number of emerging zonati diseases has climbed rapidly and the last few 100 years. that shouldn't come as a surprise, it's pretty squarely on us. we, homo sapiens are now found and pretty much every corner of the planet, no matter how remote and our drive to exploit resources everywhere we go, brings us into ever more contact with reservoirs of different virus. and ever more places

businesses survive the covey crisis. other things make him stand out, he's very young. he's only 42 years old that makes him the youngest british prime minister in modern british history. he's also the 1st person of color to hold this office. he also has personal wealth, enormous personal wealth, together with his wife believe to be worth hundreds of millions of pounds. and that might actually be not unproblematic for him because he becomes prime minister in a time of strained finances. so he might be the one to tell the british people that they have to tighten a belt, that there might be tax rises that might be caught in public spending. so the in tray for the new prime minister is more than full. biggest mass reporting that now russia is taking its claim that ukraine has planning a dirty bomb attacked to the united nations. western countries have unanimously rejected moscow's allegations as baseless u. s. state department spokesman, that price warned russia against using the issue as a pretext for a further escalation

populous nation, and the many implications beyond china's borders. class after almost a 1000 days of covey restrictions, there's excitement in taiwan as broad as they finally reopen to international visits. ah, i'm jared raid in berlin. thanks very much. for your company today, china's president, she in pin is this week beginning another 5 year term as communist party leader. the fact that it's his 3rd is historic and it's immense. him as china, as most powerful ruler in decades. she's appointment was confirmed over the weekend at a party congress in beijing. there he shook up the parties, senior ranks promoting loyalists. and protege is to china's top leadership while sweeping away factional rivals. and to for the 1st time in 25 years, there are no women holding taught jobs in the polar bureau. we can speak now to your political science as professor steve sung, the director of the china institute at so us london. professor, welcome to d. w. news asia regarding she jin ping, you've been quoted as saying that we have seen the end of collective leadership in china and that it's being replace

just send your questions. teens. covey, producer at d. w dot com. this week he answers the question, what makes a virus? 13 thanks. animals turning to one that infects humans. oh, i'd say that this is largely dictated by 2 factors, evolution and opportunity. so let's look for a 2nd. at those 2 concepts in biology, evolution is the process of change in inherited characteristics in the population over the course of time. now, viruses, strictly speaking, aren't alive, since they can't replicate without a host. so evolution and them happens a little differently than in living organisms that can reproduce all on their own. first of all, um, it can happen a lot faster because during a viral infection, replication occurs at a really fast rate. and some viruses like the ones that cause h, i v or, or flu. they also have high rates of mutation, which means that they change constantly allowing succeeding generations to adapt quickly to, to, to changing circumstances. and, and that includes adapting, for example, to make a successful jump from one species to an

we remember we lost over 64, north walkers, during covey. 19 no one ever composited. the 1st bullet hayes was reported on september 20th in my due to, within weeks, the virus spread to a 200 kilometer radius of the village. even so the ugandan government is confident that it can stop the bowler from spreading further. even without imposing travel restrictions, me travel restrictions hit, your gun does economy hard. that's why the country's government it hoping to avoid a renewed ban on non essential travel at all cost. so far it looks like such drastic measures will be necessary. if bona might be deadly as uncovered, but it appears to be less infection. ah, how come it hasn't ever spread around the world like it? $900.00 dw reporter piece finds out from south african verola just bulls gun prizes. ah, how concerned are you about the situation and you've got difficult to tell these outbreaks day start slowly and then 11 has to really watch what, what's happening in which direction they are moving. what we hear currently is that even uganda, which is a country with a lot

discounts to a local media in the global self, but publishing seam, os version of narrative during the covey pen to make we saw conspiracy theories. this information, the idea that the cove it actually originate from a u. s. military lapse published media outlets, especially in global cells. and to further investigation discovered that, oh, it was actually a part of chinese sort of media outreach effort. part of china propaganda machine behind that story, me back home on the eve of the congress. she jen ping is everywhere. the leader who brought poverty under control and saved lives during the pandemic. the self styled savior of china, and a rising east. now navigating his way far too easily through a media space under his party's almost complete control. but also, it tells you how insecure or shoot him, pain becomes a party. they're afraid of any slightest criticism about the current situation. i can see this coming party congress. it's probably isn't that it of his power. he's going to face the potential opposition in different sectors of society, particularly in chinese in lees. he's beco

com and on social media at dw news. believing now with more pictures out of taiwan, the relaxing of covey restrictions their mains, people are returning to their favorite outdoor hobbies like hunting for pokemon characters in taipei. i'm jarred raid in berlin. see you again tomorrow. ah it's autumn. time for the frankfurt book fair stories about the spanish politics by talented female authors. a lyrical narrative from ukraine wins a war time. these brought and the short list of nominees for germany's novel of the year. arch 21. next to the body, d. w. with any issues, with all say what great a favor for with i this would included the ability to take part in cultural life to have it be present. the tribe is sliding is really like life itself, leaving terrible and beautiful and everything in between. and that's visually you could then tell company a.

the american economy wasn't working very well from workers, and then you had covey, which really put those problems into star relief. workers were consider essential, but they weren't paid more than initially have saved workplaces. and so workers really felt particularly vulnerable at the same time. and i saw the executives at their company's getting your record profits, so they were frustrated and ready to act. but beneath all that activity, the number of us workers in labor union hasn't changed all that much. and we heard that u. s. labor law still favor employers heavily. so is this really a new labor movement? this is ryan brown. he's a former reverend who was now the president of cause carolina amazonian united for solidarity and empowerment. a group of amazon workers in durham, north carolina court, trying to form a union brown works on the main floor, putting together packages last winter, he was told he would have to go to work in department where cove. it was spreading quickly and he refused to go appraisal quite a long harper. and in that prayer, i heard, oh my god whispere

2 reasons, speeches, emphasizing cove ero, there, 0 covey policy in a similarly suggesting a growing struggle within the parties top actual and over issues like this and not long ago, china's highest position make embody stress, the need to resume resolutely fight against all words and actions that distort, cast out i, or deny the countries pandemic provision policies. they will not have discussed this so called doubts if the waiver and about that there will be policy deny exists . it must have existed at a very high level. at same time, it's not just the locked downs that are taking a toll on the chinese academy. we also see a faltering property market, a crackdown on tech, and then continuing trade tensions. to what extent can we see if there's 2nd guessing of she's general broader path on the economy or for most of the experts we have talked to, they have no dallas, she will still hold the highest power after party congress. there are no clear, clear size there seem will changes. there will be policy at the start of his 3rd term. the chinese government researchers and economists w

very uh good start for uh people to think about health and those who haven't been vaccinated against coveyrt vaccinating or those who need a booster vaccination could do it in one too flu vaccination day, well, how is the vaccination campaign going on in belarus exactly like this 19, currently, we have, uh, vaccination against covid has already been completed, almost 70% of the population and booster vaccination is already about 50%, there are literally two tenths and percentages to reach 50% these are those who received the first booster vaccination, but there are already people who receive the second booster vaccination. that is, where someone used to be vaccinated in the twentieth year. they've already come to the second fast. we know that not only adults can be vaccinated, but also children in our country from the age of 5. that's how justified. yes, such early enough, let's say . yes, you know, we are also guided by the experience of other countries, which, in the first wave of vaccination, began to vaccinate children and began to vaccinate, too. first, from the age of 12. uh, then qu

there's been issues about 0 covey is a big factor because the economy is slowing down. people looking for a way out of the economic morass and the congress itself. i mean, the timing of this incident with the congress is, in some ways a chimes with this growing nationalistic fervor that you're seeing in china at the moment. not that there's necessarily a link because i think possibly this council has actually overreached himself on may find himself withdrawn after this. because this is timing in terms of, you know, they're busy in beijing and i think it's gonna, they're gonna have to see that out before they can actually take these situations outside of beijing any further. yeah, it's a little bit of a distraction that beijing might not be entirely as happy as the console was hoping it would be covered, couldn't, and thank you so much for joining us. ah, on to a, another dispute involving china, this one with the philippines. the 2 countries disagree where china's maritime borders extend with bay gene, claiming a vast oceanic territory that reaches deep down into southe

but a quick search online does show that he has a website where the conspiracy theories ranging from covey 19 to the us being running by an elitist system of universities to anti semitic language on that. so that clearly points in the direction of this being politically motivated, although we don't have any confirmation about that yet. we also don't have confirmation on media reports that quote, source is saying that the man entered the building in the middle of the night in front of actually police apparently saw him do that and that he assaulted. where is nancy with nancy pelosi, the democrats speaker of the house being, i'd say the hate figure of the political extreme right here in the united states. and that's also why he always has a security detail. but because he was not in town, that doesn't appear to have applied to the building that particular night a do what we do. we can't confirm whether or not the intruder did. shelton ask where we're is nancy. this is coming ahead of these crucial mid term elections. less than 2 weeks away now, i mean, how much of a concern is violent agains

let's cross, troop morale covey, me, she's a ph. stay candidate in social justice education at the university of toronto, and the author of the book, the iranian green movement of 2009 reverberating echoes of resistance. good to talk to you at rounds, we might for more details of what's unfolding inter brown and what has happened. what if you can begin by telling us what makes this facility so notorious? well, historically, evan has been the prisoner or the prison that holds up to all national and prisoners of conscious and political prisoners, industry team and a previous one. for all types of torture. as your promo mentioned, denial of care are going on a one of those dual national. and this might be interesting. your viewers in germany is the dual national iranian german academic, you know, he's been in prison on false charges since 2020, and on of george's of espionage i believe. and that's usually the charge that they saw. the republic attaches to dual national. so evan is quite notorious for holding a political prisoners at th

or the report blames not just a lack luster economic outlook, but an average period during the covey 19 pandemic. that's what insolvency numbers actually fell. i asked economists, steph and mueller, how to interpret the new numbers. and the overall trend. it's important to put those numbers into perspective. so we have seen a declining bankruptcy numbers for almost 20 years now. and there was in petite, a dip over the corona pandemic. so the increase that we see now is indeed partly you return to normalcy, but only partly the rise and bankruptcy numbers are sort of the strong. and if it continues feel like the well have more bankruptcies to before and amec. so it has to do with economic circumstances. and now, having said this, we are still far away from a bankruptcy wave. i want to go back a many of our viewers may not understand why did insolvency is actually fall during the pandemic. one would think that they would rise as times became tougher for businesses. well, we have seen a lot of rescue measures during the a pandemic. so for a couple of months the bankruptcy was even not. u

she lost her job after getting covey, and says, if i now show support she gets is not enough. she's putting her hopes in las promises will be left when government focusing on social issues with them only have a benefit. if lula wins the election, we will get everything back off. people who live on the streets will get jobs, housing, everything they don't have. now we have him on lump them, but people are split. oh, you can also find people on the streets of real who want more of right, wink, president. j romero, aided by some people center went through a very difficult time. is not, it is not fair that people don't want to give him the chance to do a good job again. fabica, but brazil like all countries in the world, is starting to grow. now, after the pandemic back when it's, it's starting to develop that and our government needs to show its work right now. you know, starting again was that i was set that up. i laquata here, quote me a fat brazilians have a difficult decision to make on sunday. although there are 9 other candidates in this election. it is all about lulu unwho

the covey pandemic has left its mark, but more importantly, russia's war and ukraine and the knock on effect on fuel prices of putting the years on economy under pressure. andrarios now is fritzy cola guy who is chief economist at german state owned investment and development bank k f w. thank you very much for joining us for it. see both italy's prime minister maloney and france as president micron of warned against increasing interest rate saying it could cause of recession. the c b president of course says it's necessary to contain inflation. so who cited you on? well, i think and the current inflation readings that we're seeing in the euro zone, these d b has to show that it's primary goal is to maintain price stability and, and about 10 percent for the euro's down as a total u. c. b, it has no other way than to increase interest rates for other in particular. also because inflation expectations are still above the 2 percent target for inflation for a b u result. but shouldn't the easy be just, except that the driver of inflation energy prices, primary drivers say, is outside of i

linked, i think that's one thing that's really struck me recently is and how he's sticking to the 0 covey policy of these strict lock downs. and it's doing immense harm to the, to the economy. and people can't get to work. people can't get to shop and people can't make things to, to export it's, it's really damaging the economy. i'm and i think this is one area where people looking at china often think that there's a very pragmatic approach to things. but actually is a very ideological approach to things that the colonies party on the come his party leader. she jim ping, few things very much in ideological terms. and this has become part and parcel of his rule of his ethos. so he's very much am pushing the 0 covert policy and, and the effect that that might have in the economy is only secondary to him. where any 0 cove it is kind of anti science. and that really begs the question of like, there really are no challengers to him, are there to, to question his policies or anything like that? no, i mean we've had, we had an incident where there was a protest in beijing recently with someone h

fellow scheme during the catawba crisis, so he was credited with helping british businesses survive the covey crisis. other things make him stand out, he's very young. he's only 42 years old that makes him the youngest british prime minister in modern british history. he's also the 1st person of color to hold this office. he also has personal wealth, enormous personal wealth, together with his wife believe to be worth hundreds of millions of pounds. and that might actually be not unproblematic for him because he becomes prime minister in a time of strange finances. so he might be the one to tell the british people that they have to tighten a belt that there might be tax rises there might be caught in public spending. so the in tray for the new prime minister is more than full. d, w spigot mash, they're reporting in london. ukraine and it's western allies have head back head russian claims that key of his planning to detonate, a so called a dirty bomb or radioactive weapon on its own territory. russian defense minister sega chicago, has told to britain, france, and turkey, that moscow is conce

its sovereignty or compromise on freedom and democracy and when it comes to public freedoms in the covey. deborah, at home, china's 0 tolerance approach looks set to remain to dory, that despite growing public on resident handout d artists, or man p sheets and shall we must be mindful of potential dangers. b. m had to deal with the worst case scenarios and be ready thought ought to withstand the major challenges slurry of high winds. choppy ways each home all and even dangerous strewn beijing shore fung gall lounge, g shinji ging, how highlander? drawn back, holly, over the next few days, party delegates will in all likelihood rubber stamp. she ging, ping's vision for the next 5 years and strengthen his grip on this global superpower. ah, a watching dw news coming up next, bulled stories, including a report on ukrainian army preparations to retake the southern city of hiss on that's coming up after a short break. i'm at the house. i'll be back with another bulletin in 45 minutes. ah, devastated houses of the hurricane william awesome cars carried defects of climate change are being felt

uh , good start for uh people to think about health and those who have not been vaccinated against covey start vaccination or those who need a booster vaccination could do it too on the same day as the flu vaccination, well, how is the vaccination campaign going on in belarus exactly this kind of 19, at present , we have, uh, the vaccination against covid has already been completed in order, practically already 70% of the population and booster vaccination is already about 50%, there are literally two tenths left, and the percentage in order to reach 50% received the first booster vaccination. but there are already people who receive a second booster vaccination, that is, where did anyone start getting vaccinated in 2020? they are now on their second booster dose. we know that it is possible to interrupt not only adults, but also children in our country from the age of 5. that's how justified. yes, that's enough, let's say early juices. yeah you know we are also guided by the experience of other countries, which, in the first waves of vaccination, began to vaccinate children and began to

a very good start for people to think about health and those who have not been vaccinated against coveyaccination or those who need a booster vaccination could also do it on the same day with vaccination against influenza, well, how is the vaccination campaign going on in belarus , namely the otc species, 19, currently , we have, uh, the vaccination against covid has already been completed, almost 70% of the population and booster vaccination have already about 50%, there are literally two tenths left, and the percentages to reach 50% are those who received the first booster , but there are already people who receive the second booster. that is, those who previously began to be vaccinated in the twentieth year. they've already reached the second one. we know that not only adults can be vaccinated, but also children in our country from the age of 5. that's how justified. yes, that's enough, let's say early juices. yes , you know, we are also guided by the experience of other countries, which i vaccinations began to vaccinate children and began to vaccinate too first from the age of 12. u

land and shopping districts, announced it would be shutting immediately to comply with china strict 0 covey regulations. shanghai administration says no one entering it all, leave the park until they're tested. anyone who has visited the park since 1st, they will also have to show 3 negative covered tests over 3 days. the city reported 10 locally transmitted cases on saturday. you are, you can find much more in all of our stories on our website out sierra dot com with the top stories and al jazeera ukraine says 12 ships loaded with more than 350000 tons of grain have left its black c ports the most moved in a single day under a un broken export deal. moscow announced it was pulling out of the deal on saturday after a keys and key of attacking its fleet in the annex crimean peninsula. but president putin has since said russia was not and against participation, but rather suspended the un humanitarian chief has addressed the security council saying the grain exports of vital to the global community somewhat pressed from the value of this quite extraordinary effort. they said it's not enough t

given that our 1st thing was to talk about 250000000000, that's more than the covey response to a bailout, a bailout, to fuel companies. so the poor didn't have to pay quite as high this winter is that a thatcher? i'd policy tend to mean in the market to that level higher than the intervention over cobra, which even the liberal government said we just have to do it. we have to do chinese style. so we had started of interesting because there's a pandemic. this war in ukraine is creating grassy communist soviet comedy central. i a states, arguably journalist after tend to joining us live aeronautics international as always a pleasure to see you. thank you. i thanks for joining us there. we're not international . the program returns in half an hour. ah. oh, the wrong one, i just don't hold any world yet. received out disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. oh, in unit might have missed. you give me you've got to be on by me. i'm pretty alone there. we just didn't fit in the one you been goin

against the idea that that asymptomatic spread was was a major factor in the transmission of sars covey too and and larry that continued and that was so disconcerting to me because obviously on fda was a proof those of us have worked with fda for very long time understand the limitations of these control panels. and so they have developed a control panel obviously from symptomatic disease because that's the only thing that they were looking for so the control panels to validate the new test we're symptomatic disease. so as late as july, i'm trying to convince them in the cdc that the antigen task can be used in asymptomatic patients. it took an entire 12 months in addition. to convince both of them that you could use antigen test prior to having symptoms and that really held back states because cms and other co-payers were willing to pay for a test that the fda and the cdc said couldn't detect and couldn't be utilized for definitive diagnosis. yeah, so we got in our own way several times. yeah, so the testing was really one of the you know missteps i suppose would be an understatement.

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my son responded to this pandemic lessons drawn from fighting covey 19 are also helping him popo in his team deal with other deadly viruses. very happy doctor. we rose to the challenge. we're very happy that we've continued to provide support to the kind of health services many so health, not just for covered 19, but when we had cases of monkey pox, when we had marbach virus detected, william m popo and his colleagues determined to play their part in helping gonna win the fight against coven 19? ah! even as the coven 19 delta variant was killing tens of thousands in her home country, south africa, sunny laguna, never thought she'd be affected. but after catching cove, it, she ended up in hospital. luckily her husband stayed healthy and took care of her while working during the entire pandemic. that's how they escaped economic consequences that drove many of their compatriots to ruin. a new episode in al my cove, it's series. we didn't know what was going to happen. we didn't know how many people were going to pass away. we didn't know who was going to pass away. we didn't know if we wer

it help garners covey 19 response team to better understand the spread of the disease and adapt their strategies accordingly. saving many lives and that's attracted the attention of other scientists. it's interesting that in the it, when our colleagues from europe in the countries sat this, ah, implementing the pulling system. and so for me, we can fill in if impact to feel good, because we showed leadership, we shoot direction, i think that this wasn't a gucci. it's about young scientists here are inspired by the opportunity to work with m popo and learn how to combat cove. it loaded, spend, and my husband so, so i thinking like a lot of lies knowing that jack packing it like a very vital role in producing results, test thing to save lives. and my feedback has been a you, my son, responds to this funding, lessons drawn from fighting coven 19 are also helping on popo, in his team. deal with other deadly viruses. very happy doctor. we rose to the challenge. we are very happy that we've continued to provide ah, support to the got a health savings that many so health not just for covered

so the measures that will put in place to reduce covey transmission also impacted influenza transmission. so when we reduced our mixing with people when we reduced our international travel that also reduce the ability of influenza to spread. but as the urgency of the pandemic subsides and measures relax, flu cases are also rising again. both diseases pose a particular threat to groups like the elderly, or people with underlying health conditions and also to health care workers. they may not be elevated risk of severe disease if they fall sick, then that also increases absenteeism from work which has important implications and for the workforce in its ability to the health care system to operate. and of course, there's also potential risks that some health care workers can, in fact their patients as well. in an effort to head off the worrisome scenario of a twin demick during the upcoming winter health care authorities from the world health organization and other institutions are now spreading. a simple message, timely vaccination against both diseases can save lives. when you're creating

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sudden, 1st of support we saw for the, the protest came from the fact that it came after 2 years of covey restrictions, 1st, last downs and vaccine mandates. people lost their jobs, their livelihoods. and there was a lot of frustration that people felt like they weren't being heard. and i think what started as a trucker convoy spark that and became a focal point for that. for those feelings. in fact, this was just a massive grassroots protest by average canadians the report by sure ela isabel, if you'd like to at store any, all those stories further, solid place to start is our t dot was fresh content lively analysis to be funder as i from with a look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such short or is it conflict with the 1st law? show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obviously, is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own exist