was w h o, you know, call this in for demick and rightly so there are those who are asking questions which is reasonable. but there are also those who are, you know, spreading misinformation, false information on purpose, you know, creating chaos and, and confusing and, and on a pretty regular basis. so we need a much better response, multilingual response. we also need to address just like it's illegal to provide insight information that can affect the stocks and the stock market. and we need to get better at cracking down on those who are providing false information and the platforms that are, you know, allowing that fall situation to be spread. just like we talked about here on inside story. you think about half a year ago with the spotify controversy, sir, it must be a real concern for you as well. the spread of misinformation are how do you deal with on a day to day level. so yeah, you know, one of the, well, don't you things that are, that i think were found today actually we are working on as we speak with the a year in ethiopia. and where are young chapters. i go on the stree

what we have found and you're the, it was quite right to mention that we labeled this and in for demick we actually have developed a whole specialty, a whole team of experts. and we've partnered with many of the tech companies who've been tremendously helpful. and to understand again, what's going on out there, who can we reach? how can we reach people? and we've also developed a system called social listening. it's not just about talking to people, it's listening to them. what are they hearing, what are they thinking? what do they need from us? because we're no good if we're not responding to what people out there in the world are thinking, doing and oh, what we really want is to be acting on things that are going to protect their health and protect their lives. oh jeffrey. so the pandemic is coming to an end, the end is inside according to the wi chart. so why do we need to fight anymore? why don't we just like stop like this all as many over let's just move on to something else. well, dr. teeters did say that the end is in sight and a lot of media pick that up. but the other w h o ex

and reference to striking medical workers at the start of the corporate van demick. and the 3rd book, the 12 heroes of she finished, is about 12 sheep who tried to flee. there was a plot inspired by last year's famed attempt by 12 protesters to flee hong kong by speed boat and got him enough in the u. k is ming lamb, he is with the organization, the hong kong, a labor rights monitor, mr. lamb, 19 months in jail for children's book series was expected under the current hong kong government. i think the seriousness of such sentence is a little bit off of expectation, but to be honest with you, i think that the questions of the home and chinese government at the moment was the national security law. i think that would be even a little bit. i'll expect expectations, but i think that will become a pressing the civil society. and then hong kong, it's interesting to talk about the national to go to norma. in this particular case, the national security law appears not to have been news. it appears to be in a trial under the colonial era sedition law. what does that say about

in reference to striking medical workers at the start of the corbett van demick. and the 3rd book, the 12 heroes of sheep village is about 12 she put, tried to flee the wolves. a plot inspired by last year's famed attempt by turn protest as to flee hong kong by speed boat. and gentlemen, off in the u. k is mean lam, he is with the organization, the hong kong, a labor rights monitor, mr. lamb, 19 months in jail for children's book series. was this expected under the current hong kong government. i think the seriousness of test centers is a little bit of expectation, but to be honest with you, i think that under the oppressions of the whole and chinese government at the moment was the security law. i think that would be even a little bit, i'll expect a expectations, but i think that will become a known in the civil society. it's interesting to talk about the national to go to know. however, in this particular case, the national security law appears not to have been use, it appears to have been a trial under the colonial era sedition law. what does that say about the

and performing live and demick style? how rock plans in hong kong are still locked out of bars and clubs. ah. i british manager, welcome to d w. news. a sure glad you could join us. a weekend of religious violence in a city in the united kingdom has highlighted how religious polarization in india is impacting south asian communities abroad. we're talking of less take out a beautiful multicultural city in the east of england, with a sizable south asian community. this comprises people from both india and pakistan, that is, both him, those and muslims. over the weekend, young men from both communities attacked each other on the streets. and one of the causes of the violence can be traced more than 4000 miles away in india. but 1st, here's what happened. tension began in earnest in late august after india defeated . buck thumb in an international cricket match in the by groups of friends ended up clashing with each other in lesta, fueled by nationalistic sentiment made worse by social media. this information. and last saturd

and commentator who she didn't say that, you know, as china pounder, it's coded 900 policies and demick experts need to speak out and the government should conduct comprehensive research and make any study transparent to the public . he said the government should tell people what are the pros and cons of the policy for ordinary people and for the whole country. usually anti government message on social media platform will be censored, but this time you didn't. and many that is enjoying the conversation and hope the government to do something. so we think under the know the pressure, the public from the public, chinese government will do something. what of all this meant? there are people in this country. i mean that the coven, jiro policy so, chinese government, explain that because the low rates, vaccination rates of elderly people mostly you know, up up the age of 60. and because they are now, they're more like a constitute conservative group of people. they don't want to get the vaccine and that's why they are the potential threat for the country. because if they, if they got effecte

which got less and more and more a writ of their past and less and less of all this gimmicks old time demick, so to speak. and i think it doesn't play any role, every ah, party changed when it came to power, when it joined the government. so i do not have freely a big fears. but of course, we have to pay attention what happens in rome to be a battle as a member of the german parliament for the green party, a member of the parliament foreign affairs committee. austin, william, if he was worried about the rise of right wing parties in the you, of course and worry about, worry about that. i'm worried about it. there seems to power, but i'm also worry about it that we are only or not. we as a green says, progressive, i think we've been talking about that for quite a while that we need to wake up that there are certain powers on the rice. but for example, the conservatives, which i, i believe they really have a huge responsibility to, to back against this arise of right wing extremist for that really hope that it's the last time i see something like that. and then it's awakened all and well, righ

a corona virus friend demick, across the nation and aboard is like i talk to where i read, even in the legacy of pain and loss heavily. we are also witness an incredible level of innovation and creativity for those who devise treatments and vaccines. these low double achievements were underpinned by national and international corporation. we have also seen the bravery, care, and endurance of health profession it able to co, none of the below. with corona virus, we saw very clearly how steve tried to meet the challenge of a threat. it could not to be contained within nation and borders that are, that's next. but it is best corporation among stakeholders without staying facilitators solutions that save countless lives and ease a huge burden of human suffering. that same theme of nature, a living and the promotion of initial interest, competing with the common cause in the face of an existing shelter. it has been our current experience in recent times. in every address i have delivered to this august assembly, i have to work on the issue of climate change. especially if you have conflicts

still, i think, a long way away from any declarations that the corona virus can be considered and demick rather than pandemic. but experts now say that broader immunity, due to repeated encounters with the disease, and immune protection from vaccines, that they've helped lower the number of deaths and people with serious disease from highs last winter. and although it's almost impossible to nail down really firm data at this point, a lot of doctors believe that those factors have also pretty dramatically increased the number of asymptomatic cases out there. um, in other words, after recovering from the disease, when people get it again, experts think they'll in general, be somewhat less likely to develop noticeable symptoms, especially if they've been vaccinated as well. um, the problem is the, i'm a chrome very, it is incredibly infectious. so asymptomatic people can still transmit the disease even if they don't notice, having it themselves. um, studies now indicate that in the current coven paradigm, asymptomatic people are seeding half or even more of all new cases. so even if plenty

ah, i tavares in germany is back in full swing after a 2 year break due to the corona virus, han demick. d w reporter and rattie took part in some of the festivities in munich . and we'll hear more about his experience later on in the show. i really want to welcome to another dish, no euro max with me, your house meghan late. there was a look at what else we have gotten. store a pinch of salt to how fine sea salt is produced on the island of my yorker. and the work of italian st artist pony will make you in love twice. it's that time of year again in southern germany where party goers dress up and consume copious amounts of beer for octoberfest at the same time. it's a chance for women to dress in a traditional journal and for the men to where later hosen will d. w reporter drove rattie is from india and visited octoberfest in munich for the 1st time. so we got to see the famous beer festival from a new perspective. i in the last 2 years, october 5th, was considered new to the board. nice, ineffective. it's here, it's back without an equal with one fact. the reason oktoberfest starts in

the epa demick had become a pandemic. worse the virus had mutated and its summer variant was much more dangerous. ah, now there were hundreds of deaths each week. a 2nd wave, much more deadly than the 1st had started. only switzerland seemed aware of the challenge that had faced awe. on july, 18th, a federal decree ordered cantons to ban gatherings and closed public venues. offenders faced heavy fines or prison. but elsewhere, there were no preventative measures to slow the spread of the scorch. the war remained the highest priority deliveries of equipment, food and troops danced an unceasing, trans atlantic ballet a frequent destination. that summer was africa, a major supplier of manpower and raw materials to the colonial empires. the virus was 1st reported in algeria, morocco and sierra leone. on august 15th 1918, a merchant ship came to refuel and free town hub of the west african cold trade. there were $124.00 flu cases on board, including one death. ah, while the corpse was unloaded, dock workers were loading the ship's hold. 10 days later, $600.00 of them were infected. the deat

ah, in the post demick at a physical reality is rapidly merging with the virtual humans. one person relies over talk with facial expressions and realistic moments. mischika waits, the state of art as a field. technology has made it possible to create accurate and realistic meter humans in an easily accessible through the form it using various data sources. it has immense potential for the fashion, entertainment and medical research industries. ah, we actually learned youth machine learning and to train computers using the 3 d scanning system information. so, so we, we scan lots of thousands and thousands of people in of different body shapes and many different people in different poses. and from that we help the computer learn how people look, how they move and basically with that information. now, we can use any kind of data we can use just even a few body measurements of you and recreate a version of you that that you can use for shopping for clothes that i can then use for a restful me these jose, hopefully soon in the future, not in is from la harp august on, she foun

with me, but if you leave with the new global challenges, namely western sanctions, have placed upon demick, posing a threat to the whole world and westland disguised attempts to aggressively impose on other countries favorable models of behavior, deprived them of sovereignty and submit the states the western world. there is nothing special about it really the collect west that conducted this policy for decades. however, will capitalize this process with the weakening dominance of the united states in global economy and politics, but also, stubbornness and non willingness and even an inability to acknowledge solid facts. recently, international relations of undergone irreversible tectonic changes. western countries seek to maintain the previous world order, which is only convenient for them to make every one abide by the rules rules. they might have themselves rules, they constantly break and keep changing. in accordance with the emerging conjecture, meanwhile, other states refusal to abide by this dictatorship and outrage, force was the lead to lose the temper and undergo short. so i didn'

it's that 1st in person for, for in the visit after they call the 19 on demick. how significant is that in your view? i think it's hugely significant also don't forget that it isn't going to be an induction of iran in this around of the su as well. so no, i mean, the shiny corporation organization has positioned itself as a regional grouping for your asian countries, central asian countries, in india, china, russia. and it's a very interesting grouping because with many of them there are ongoing conflicts. i remember covering one of the 1st meetings of the seo in 2009 when india and pakistan attended that that summit as a special guest of the seo and prime minister and mon saying and present that he met on the sidelines of that summit. and catherine book and you know, there was, there was a scope that could be some, it be used to create a different kind of dialogue process out of the public clay bilaterally conversation within a much larger framework. so there is no getting away from the fact that this grouping is really important. so i think it also under scores

all them is to president a pen. demick isn't like boot cut genes, where you look around to what people are wearing and declared over. let's not give bite in the past for the pandemic is over. imagine if trump said it. and what about americans who are worried about him being the oldest president in us history and constantly tripping over his words? well, not just his words. some people ask whether you are fit for the job, watch me. proof of the put his in the not exactly reassuring if you watch him a good may circle key with tanks but will never gain the hearts and souls of the writing. people. 2 with reflection, supercede we have fewer democracies in the world today than we did 15 years ago. fewer not more fewer akin the son of course, president harris. last week. president harris and i would come down. thank you very much. trisha used to produce mr. wise guy over here. well, that's the president of the united states. i think all recognition is due to his staff for the very good decision they made. everyone can see why they kept him away from t. v cameras for 200 days straight ala bobb

gabriel's gondo either keith, that demick works in the pentagon. he specializes in russia and eastern europe. he says, it's an extraordinary development in russia. couldn't have had the advantage or all of these months where he's been able to characterize this or as a special military operation has been able to highlight one success after the other and is really been able to mitigate many of the losses and catastrophe. but i think gooden is going to be facing one of his toughest obstacles coming up with trying to spin this narrative. and i think the reaction of russia is going to turn sour, and it's probably going to turn sour relatively quickly and must booby and his master information environment and grapple with it and try to spend the story in a way that is amenable to the russian government. if they can't, then they're going to have a lot of trouble. in the coming months. he has options on tape to mobilize the russian people and declare a full scale war, which gives him lots more legal options to bring resources to the table. he could call for

grain, but the longer it takes, the more difficult it's going to be to agree on in thing or met. demick worked in the pentagon, he specializes in russia and eastern europe and joined us now from kansas city, missouri. thank you very much for being on the program. rush in state tv has even called this the toughest week so far in the war. this is clearly a potential embarrassment to the russian military ends to person. do you know what the reactions been like inside russia? this really extraordinary, what we're seeing in russia couldn't, has had the advantage all of these months where he's been able to characterize this for as a special military operation. there's been able to highlight one success after the other and has really been able to mitigate many of the losses and catastrophe. but i think guten is going to be facing one of his toughest obstacles coming up with trying to spin this narrative. and i think the reaction of russia is going to turn sour, and it's probably going to turn sour relatively quickly and must be. and his masters of the information environment can grapple with i

and performing light and demick style. how rock plans in hong kong are still locked out of balls and clubs. ah. by british manager, welcome to did up the news. a sure glad you could join us a weekend of religious violence in a city in the united kingdom has highlighted how religious polarization in india is impacting south asian communities abroad. we're talking of less to a beautiful multicultural city in the east of england, with a sizable south asian community. this comprises people from both india and pakistan . that is, both hindus and muslims. over the weekend, young men from both communities attacked each other on the streets. and one of the causes of the violence can be traced more than 4000 miles away in india. but 1st, here's what happened. tensions began in earnest in late august after india defeated buck thumb in an international cricket match into by groups of friends, ended up clashing with each other in lesta, fueled by nationalistic sentiment made worse by social media. this information. and last saturday,

but how is this happening and performing live and demick style? how rock plans in hong kong are still locked out of balls and clubs.

we have you know, the, the demick that has had serious effect and also the 5 season and rain was actually short supply. so we have a number of factors that have affected the vulnerable communities and the people who are living outside the big cities as well as the beast and people who are already living under the buffer line. so the whole so called the resilience factors that are out of the way we are in a situation according to the people who are working in the humanitarian sector, where everybody who can do how should, how and i think he had a baby. maybe i should just emphasize the role that the the gulf countries and other places come complain because of that it went off, it broke, submit the data. i mean it's, it's, i mean it can amik or at least like we will definitely look into national response a little later, the discussion, michael marson, griffith you and him un humanitarian chief, said that he was shocked to the call. bye bye. what he saw. but that his concern is what's happening to the people. he didn't see the people he didn't have access to. do we know the full extent we kn

i mean, we are still in upon demick and many of them are making lots of money from knox. well, yeah, there's a lot. it should be a general profit's tax and a shouldn't, shouldn't be any threshold the 20 percent. i mean, if the consumers households are going to suffer and they all will suffer economically and, you know, just, just in the quality of life, well, why shouldn't all the businesses a chip in pay a fair share? you know, if they got an economic crisis like they're going to be facing, but i think delivery will, will hit the consumer's hardest. and the subsidies will be insufficient. and the rationing will won't probably be severe. already suggested itself alternative to this proposal by the you. well, there isn't too much else they can do. as i said, they, you know, the failure to get energy from elsewhere in the world. gas and oil is been pretty apparent. they came up with an absurd proposal to forced the global market price and gas below the market as a way of, you know, denying revenue for natural gas from russia. they tried that with oil to didn't work and they

the government of uganda is however, saying that it is not new to such a demick and government officials that we have been speaking to say that their situation is under control. nigeria is battling its worst floods in years with more than 400 people killed across the country. the funds and 27 of nigeria is 36 states have affected nearly half a 1000000 people. more than 800000 have been displaced. i am in his race reports from the worst affect his date, jiggle, le highways had become waterways the only hospital within the 35 kilometer radius is partially submerged. even the dead here can't rest in peace. beneath these murky waters, residents a life the community graveyard. mohammed one wave family was hit hard welcome to the war to torture my compound and brought down the entire house. 2 of my children died. 2 are in hospital residency, easiest floods the worst in more than half a century. the country's emergency agency says more than half a 1000000 people have been attracted. officious? yes, a huge weights of g. g. our states under water including $20000.00 hector's of rice paddies and c

the 19th and demick has illustrated the vulnerability of existing supply chains and the risk of an over reliance on the dollars. so due to this increasing globalized nature of our political economic system, such hiccups or gaps that may result within the system can lead to a derailment of growth, particularly within the developing world and southeast asia. for that matter where i am based as also witness, such catastrophe as well, and they are continuing to face such catastrophes. so there have been the strong paul for self reliance and potentially the dollar is ation. in order to address the tribute in nature of our political, economic landscape and really, highness the capacity of states to secure the growth, to ensure the welfare of their people and to maintain a favorable outlook in their system. so in fact the, you know, the pol for self sufficiency, not necessarily the dollarization but self sufficiency has also been implemented and resonated quite profoundly within the developed world, particularly in europe. as we can see, france has also been leading to fall for such initiative

its head demick is over. some people ask whether you are fit for the job, watch me. proof of put it in the. sadly, we are watching. and the entire world laughs because we have been watching you shake hands with the air. walk around like you're in a daze at stage direction from your speeches to the actual speech. you are a laughing stock and in turn have made the usa a laughing stocked all. we do watch you. we see your failing mental acuity. we see you stumble over words and forget your place. we watch how you walk like a zombie. as far as your schedule, it's empty. you do a couple of things, then you go home to delaware and that, that's what we see. dude, excuse me, jack. widen has tried to stroke off mounting economic concerns as us price. inflation has skyrocketed to his highest point in full decades. and although he says the pandemic has ended, there are still around 60000 new cases reported daily in the country. as one is about $400.00 deaths from the virus bite and also insisted that he would send us mil

but if you leave with the new global challenges, namely western sanctions, have placed upon demick, posing a threat to the whole world. in western undisguised attempts to aggressively impose on other countries favorable models of behavior, deprived them of sovereignty and submit the states. the western will. there is nothing special about it really recollect west that conducted this policy. for decades, however, will capitalize this process with the weakening dominance of the united states in global economy and politics, but also, stubbornness and non willingness and even an inability to acknowledge solid facts. recently, international relations of undergone irreversible tectonic changes.

trump most matters, intolerance and sensitivity to the needs of the poor in the handling with a pen demick could make his 1st presidential term his last you see and human al jazeera. so our wall street has dropped at the lowest level since late 2020. with continuing fears about a possible recession. investors are worried about what impact the federal reserve and other central banks raising interest rates will have on inflation. yes. and p $500.00 is down more than 8 percent this month, and that is the worst performance in the month of september. since the 2008 global financial crisis, the british pound has reversed losses from earlier on thursday. prime minister list trust defended her governments, economic plans called chaos and financial markets. earlier in the week, traders became concerned over new chancellor, quasi core things package of tax cuts and the borrowing needed to fund them. what we've done is we've taken decisive action. first of all, to make sure that nobody is paying more than a typical fuel bill of $2500.00 pounds. that will come in this saturday, but also to reduce our

that theme plays out within, um, within the, uh, the demick family. the story in, in my book. but it goes deeper than that. the element of suicide tied around the alger hiss case. and this was something that was remarked upon the time and something, frankly that only discovered by having access to newspapers of the period google books search and all of this kind of thing. there was a whole number of unlinked deaths surrounding. the alger hiss trial. these were people who might have testified in the trial against alger hiss. and what happened? these people, one laurence duncan, who was a high department official, fell from 16 stories from his office window in new york on 45th street and died. it was called a suicide but nobody really knew the truth. his wife, he was not suicidal. and the the physical circles stances of the of fall did not. so it looked as if he'd been thrown the window. william remington another was bludgeoned to death in lewisburg prison, where alger was imprisoned for four years, just before alger hiss got out, they figured out why the motivation was for that

oh, great change in which we've gone through and demick, we're facing a probably appalling, you know, financial downturn, a new prime minister in this country to cold face only 2 days before the queen died. so really the queen's role as a figure of stability of continuity of reassurance has never been more important than right now. and yet it is at this moment that she's left us. so prince charles has a big job to do, but it is one to which he has been training preparing, thinking, his whole life. and i feel a lot more a lot more positive than i once did this. he is ready to do it. and how difficult, though, when it be to, as he saves slim down and modernize yet still remain special as it were, is able to continue contradiction that you're yes, that is the juggling act, isn't it? it always has been on the one hand we, we want, we want to see the royal family at close quarters and as like a reflection of ourselves on the other. we do demand for them to be different. we want the form from the ceremony that i think prince charles has, or charles has already thought about very carefully.