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the spying record infection rates and the rapid spread of an arm across some variant denmark is getting ready to drop. all call with cur. ah, i'm to call for at least you walk on to the show. the united states has asked about the one security council made publicly on monday to discuss rush us military build up along the ukrainian border. in a written statement, he went ambassador linda thomas greenfield, called russia's behavior, quote, a clear threat to international peace and security. in recent weeks, russia has mass, some 100000 troops near as border were here, green russian military drills on the border with ukraine. these are the scenes keeping the west on its toes. yet russia has repeatedly said it has no intention of invading ukraine. and that even the thought of war between the 2 nations was unacceptable. a position also echoed by residence in the streets of moscow. if we were young, google, i am not ready to go to war with a fraternal people reflect, we are slavic. it's not acceptable. there are no threats from the territory of the ukrainian state. therefore, i believe it does

and one that is based mostly on denmark's extremely successful vaccination campaign. it's on everyone's lips, the end of restrictions, even though an estimated $1.00 and $5.00 in copenhagen have had cove. it many are relieved. that was little time. now i think people have been longing for this. make this after the prime minister met frederickson warned people not to underestimate the virus but said cove, it was no longer a critical threat to society. we are still promoted for their restrictions over the last 2 years were proportionate. but we've always said we won't have restrictions if they're not necessary and they no longer are jaeger is india. denmark has already dropped restrictions, ones fact was in september. now the rates of infections is more than a 100 times what it was back then. the end of restrictions is not possible due to the high vaccination rate. more than 80 percent of people have had 2 jobs. 60 percent have had the booster that makes the illness milder and the pressure on hospitals lower. yeah, it is interesting how many would in, compared to german

you might even see their great as the dogs, the people of denmark for the government of denmark. they have a government they are, i hear, unlike our country today . denmark also became heroes by announcing the end of the pandemic and on what they did they choose, you ask. yes, i answer, february 1, the date this showcase at the end of the pandemic. apparently they watch got filled in between smoking mackerel. how amazing is that. according to whatever i read, denmark is ending all its pandemic measures and fibrous restrictions on the last day of january. that is martha maccallum's birthday, by the way. i hope she likes that present i got her. although i forgot to poke holes in the box. but the reason for ending their restrictions, the disease, like andrew cuomo, no longer poses a threat to society so they will be reclassifying the pandemic as an endemic. for more let's go to our denmark correspondent. >> break, argue? do i look famous to you? i'm not a danish correspondent. get your head out of your. leave me alone. >> greg: so this easing of restrictions follows other countries

. >>> well, denmark is expected to lift all its covid restrictions on tuesday.ealth officials say they are confident about making this move due to high levels of immunity there. for more on this, want to bring in dr. kamala holton in copenhagen with the institute. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, good morning. >> so, why does denmark think now is the right time to lift all covid restrictions? and do you worry at all that this could prove premature? >> well, it is, of course, ode to the omicron variant we heard from my colleague here. what we are seeing is case counts are still going up in denmark as well, but we also do see that the severity of the illness is actually very much less than we saw during the delta wave, and that is why we can lift these restrictions at the current situation. and, of course -- >> so, how will denmark protect vulnerable groups, and what plans do they have in place to ensure that young children, for instance, in schools are safe? >> so, the plan is still to protect our vulnerable groups. we started offering the fourth vacc

and in the north, like italy, denmark's reopening was brief. now it is breaking caseload records with the highest ratio of infections per $100000.00 inhabitants in the world are the artifact. it every, it's certainly worrying that we're seeing a continued high level of infection. and we're now seeing this more infectious. i'm a chron has taken over. officials maintain extensive testing has pushed denmark's case numbers higher than countries that do less testing and less vaccinating countries like romania where a 5th wave appears eminent, especially after gatherings during the holidays. this in a country that has next to last in europe when it comes to vaccination rates. that means it's near the bottom in what is now the global epicenter of the pandemic. let's talk about this with martin mckee is a professor of european public health at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. professor mckee, omicron is spreading fast with hardly any talk of severe disease or even death. the varian seems mercifully mild governments overreacting with

and in the north, like italy, denmark's reopening was brief. now it is breaking caseload records with the highest ratio of infections per $100000.00 inhabitants in the world at yahoo liked it every . it's certainly worrying that we're seeing a continued high level of infection. and we're now seeing this more infectious omicron has taken over. officials maintain extensive testing has pushed denmark's case number's higher than countries that do less testing and less vaccinating countries like romania we're a 5th wave appears eminent, especially after gatherings during the holidays. this in a country that is next to last in europe when it comes to vaccination rates. that means it's near the bottom in what is now the global epicenter of the pandemic. that's got more on this from the w correspondent, a jack barrack who joins us from brussels. a jack, what is the reaction there in brussels to the high number of cases in many european countries? i get well at the moment they are sort of sitting and watching exactly what's happening here in brussels. w

except in denmark they do a lot of genomic sequencing so maybe you know, faster in terms of getting the information, it spreads from you know maybe 20% of the sequences in december 2 45%, you know, the second week of january and now it is up to 65% of the cases in denmark. the uk has seen you know a bit of a rise as well, norway, india, the philippines, 40 different countries going to pieces. whether or not this is going to be a new omicron it doesn't have a designation of the next letter after o. we do not think it is causing more severe disease from the initial analysis from denmark and i am confident that the current vaccines will work and protect most people from getting into the hospital and definitely even going to the icu. >> the variances popular as covid cases are starting to drop, so, what i am hearing from you is we do not have to be that concerned with this? >> no, i mean you still have to be curious about what is going on and, you know, be flexible about thinking and again, you know, i do not think people for example who got omicron recently will get super infected or anoth

in denmark, as you said, i think also in the u. k. and it's expected to also appear in other countries. really, how concerned should we be though? i think we shouldn't be. i'm more concerned than we were before. the situation will remain dynamic. you variance variance will appear. as many people get infected, new variants will develop and, and so it's really up to us to get vaccinated to stop the spread of the virus on the global level. and overall, what impact is this going to have on how we tackle the pandemic going forward? i think it will not have a different impact then the measures that we already taken. i think vaccination is really important and getting data to really judge new variance and be ready to potentially also have different measures in place. ok. i prefer to way i could actually the hospital in berlin. thank you. thanks for having me. ah, to sunburn is league a news now bruce the are both want return to winning ways on saturday afternoon with a 32 victory in half and i haven't been knocked out of the german cup durin

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k. denmark, germany, poland, and the czech republic. many areas bordering the baltic and north seas reported flooding. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has tested positive for covet 1990 . he made the announcement in a virtual press conference where he also called out anti vaccine demonstrate of since last friday. dozens of trucks have been jamming the streets of the capital, ottawa in protest against canadas, pandemic restrictions and vaccine. mandy british prime minister boers, johnson says that he has accepted the findings of a report into parties that were held at number 10 downing street during the you case. coven walked down back in 2020. he apologized for the reports findings which looked into more than a dozen parties. the report accused the prime minister's office of displaying a failure of leadership and judgment. it called the behavior surrounding the gatherings difficult to justify the prime minister, a crunch day for boris johnson. leaving his headquarters in london's downing street to give a statement in parliament o

and in the north, like italy, denmark's reopening was brief. now it is breaking caseload records with the highest ratio of infections per $100000.00 inhabitants in the world are the artifact. it every, it's certainly worrying that we're seeing a continued high level of infection. and we're now seeing this more infectious. amr kron has taken over. officials maintain extensive testing has pushed denmark's case number's higher than countries that do less testing and less vaccinating. countries like romania were a 5th wave appears eminent, especially after gatherings during the holidays. this in a country that is next to last in europe when it comes to vaccination rates. that means it's near the bottom in what is now the global epicenter of the pandemic. co 19 posed a challenge to the sports world, the right from the start. many events have been cancelled or took place without spectators, floppy army from barion is causing a new headache athletes everywhere. now, testing positive, causing chaos. 40 manages and torment organizes. ah. when the german

the spied rising, coven 19 infection rates. denmark is set to become the 1st country in the european union to drop almost all corona virus restrictions starting next week for i minister and metaphysics and wants to quote, welcome life. as we knew it before cove, it all is an experiment that is being closely watched by neighboring countries. then marks got to this point, mainly because if it's highly successful vaccination campaign, it's on everyone's lips. the end of restrictions, even though an estimated $1.00 and $5.00 in copenhagen have had cove, it many are relieved that there was little time. now i think people have been longing for this. because if that a prime minister met of huddled exxon warned people not to underestimate the virus but said covered was no longer a critical threat to society the as to promote for the restrictions over the last 2 years. we're proportionate. but we've always said we won't have restrictions if they are not necessary. and they no longer jaeger, as indie denmark has already dropped restrictions once that was in september. now the rate of infection

in denmark, in france. and it's now hit germany, and germany has a fairly low vaccination rate. it was just over 70 percent of the people vaccinated . we have a very strong antibiotics movement, so we are looking into a grim months now with the danger of a lot of infection and danger of a lot of disease and as a health professional, when it comes to om across, what will you be watching for in the coming weeks? well actually we're looking at it in a very ambiguous way. on one hand, the high content yells at the high, the fact that so many people are infected together with the fact that they are not as sick or as ill as they are with other rides of this virus. this taken together means we will have much more infections, but probably not as many cases in the hospital and on intensive care. so in the long run, this will lead to the immunization of the population, which is something we really, really definitely want because it expectation of the next wave and expectation of next order. we want to have a high immunization rate in the whole population. so we're worried about the next m

k. denmark, germany, poland. on the check republic, many areas boulder in the baltic. north seas reported flooding. portugal so governing socialist party has been celebrating after a bigger than expected victory in sunday's elections. result allows prime minister antonio costa to stain power with an absolute majority in parliament. most polls have predicted a narrow wind for the socialists of un security council meeting for the 1st time over russia's military build up along the borders of ukraine. at the meeting, sees it rushes un ambassador publicly pushed back against those of the you at the u . k. and other states of the possibility of russia invading ukraine, ukrainian diplomat, is present as well in ukraine. meanwhile, thousands of civilians are being trained in the use of weapons to defend their country if the need arises or more ukrainian recruits means a need for more weapons, but germany has upset its nato allies by refusing to send arms to ukraine. well, in says, the export of lethal weapons to the region could increase tensions. russian fighter jets in easte

this is likely due to the spread of army crown cases from neighboring netherlands and denmark that have seen a sharp rise in new infections. austerity is fear, a new wave of infections could affect the running of critical infrastructure such as hospitals and other public services. this is prompted a debate on changes to quarantine roles with officials suggesting shortening isolation periods for people who test positive for cove at 19 munoz over. emma allows for if everyone suddenly drops out, then we can close the whole store. if just one person is left, they can't move from one department to the next and then do the checkout at the end . that's impossible this on mercury. while most people in germany support the measures currently in place. nationwide some 35000 people took to the streets again on monday to protest against germany's corona virus restrictions. many protesters are also angry at the new government plan to introduce the vaccine mandate. more and more politicians have come out in favor of it, but it will be up to the german parliament to decide with a vote expected at the e

the denmark and fin them. fans who watched on respectfully, were also honored. i'm candidate, christine sinclair, was lauded. his international football, all time leading scorer with a 188 gulls very, very with christiana. rinaldo also given a special award for setting a new mens record of $115.00 interview my out of here. but the night belong to live and dusky, who would not be denied. this time. you went to the w news, his reminder, the top story we're following for you. in here, german foreign minister handling a beer. bach has underlined her countries of court for ukraine. sovereignty. she says, germany is ready for serious dialogue with russia to deescalate the border crisis. you're watching the w news of next you w business news with chelsea, delaney around. she will be right back with .

in denmark so far, the analysis shows that it's not more serious. it doesn't cause more people to go to the hospital. it's about the same as omicron. i think what's not resolved is whether or not people who had recent omicron can get reinfected with mild symptoms, so that may be as bad as it gets, but in my prediction, it's not going to get, you know, not be like a new variant, per se, although who knows if it will get its own letter, which is pi, pi is the next greek letter, but i don't think it will be of much consequence, hopefully. >> yeah, hopefully. i think there are still a lot of questions. we're still trying to figure all this out. we talked about a new study that pinpointed four factors that might contribute to covid long-haul symptoms, one is covid rna in the blood. what does that tell you about the way the virus behaves? >> it corroborates what many of us have been suspecting all along which is it's not, the virus gets in the body, and when it gets in the body, your immune system gets really, really angry, and it can be activated or angr

the governmental agency from denmark was really overtaken the regular omicron didn't really find any difference in the hospitalization rates between b.a. 1, regular omicron and b.a. 2, the new sort of like souped-up omicron. >> the vaccines are working against b.a. 2 as well? we know that yet? >> we don't know for sure that it's more transmissible. i mean, that's certainly a question that people have. but, in terms of protecting against serious disease, hospitalization and death, our vaccines and boosters really don't care, generally, what variant you have, because they adapt to the variant, that's why hospitalizations in general, you know, are not really a big issue in omicron, given the vast number of people. in other words, if we had so many people infected, we would have seen much sicker people, and it's really the vaccinations that are keeping people from being as sick with omicron. we think the same effect is going to be seen with b.a. 2, sub lineage of omicron. >> a couple silver linings, dr. peter chin hong, thank you for taking the time again today. >> my pleasure, terry, th

we heard about spain and denmark and the alliance. i'd like to talk about canada's decision to keep more than 400 trainers in ukraine. with the u.s. send more trainers and advisers or does it believe there are enough there to deter russian aggression. and chairman milley, do you believe the armed forces have taken all the necessary steps to defend against a large-scale russian formation or do you feel they have not done enough? >> let me thank canada and our other allies for what they continue to do alongside us to support ukraine. i applaud their efforts and certainly we have had advisers and trainers there since 2014, as i indicated earlier, and we remain focused on providing all of the assistance in terms of training and advising that ukraine feels it needs and we work that issue on a consistent basis. i would also say that it's all -- it's less about the specific number but about -- more about the capability that you bring and what you're focusing on. in some cases it may take several more types of trainers to do -- to train on a

covid rates are skyrocketing in the very highest vaccination rates, including denmark, australia and israel. alex has been covering this almost alone on sub stack. he joins us now for his reporting. >> alex what is this? >> we're at a very dangerous moment, tucker, and i'm not exaggerating. i think this is probably the most important appearance i've had with you in the last two years. it is completely clear now that the vaccines don't really work at all against omicron. in these highly vaccinated and highly boosted countries, rates of infection are incredibly high and rates of serious disease and death are also rising. the israelis are predicting they are going to have more serious cases than they ever had at the peak last year. and the idea that we would solve this with another booster is just off the charts insane. i have not said this to you before because i'm pretty careful and i'm pretty careful with the data but these vaccines, these mrna vaccines, mrna covid vaccines need to be withdrawn from the market. no one should get them. no one should get boosted. no one should get doub

but at the same time, denmark is continued to open very rapidly. so that may also confound that sort of estimate. but we don't think it's making people sicker. in fact, that's what the initial data shows and we think that the vaccines and i'm certainly very confident that the vaccines and boosters will still protect you from going to the hospital. on that note. if you're vaccinated and boosted, what are the chances that you would get a breakthrough case of the stealth sub variant? yeah so that's an unresolved question. but it's probably going to be the same as omicron sofia boost said you have about a 70% chance of just getting breakthrough infection and a 90% chance of preventing hospitalization. um. there is a small chance that people who got omicron may get reinfection with be a two but again that probably won't happen in the majority of cases. okay ucsf infectious disease expert peter chin hong. thank you so much for joining us always appreciate your time. thanks so much christina, california could soon make kindergarten a requirement right now

data out of denmark suggests it is 1.5 times more contagious. evade our immune system or the immunity we have attained from the vaccines? so far it suggests it doesn't. a fully boosted person may be more protected against this new variant than the original strain of omicron. the final question: is it more virulent? more dangerous? and basically from the denmark, it doesn't appear to be a more virulent strain. >> brennan: if you have had omicron, are you protected? >> doctor: you should be protected. it is not the receptive on the spike protein. that neutralizes the virus. most of the mutations are on a separate part of the spike protein called the end terminal domain. so if you have omicron protection, you should have protection against this new variant. that's why i don't think this will create a huge wave of infection. what is likely to happen, as we're coming down, and we're coming down quite sharply in parts of the northeast, florida and the mid-atlantic, you might see as this new strain starts to pick up, we start to slow down in that decli

and in the north, like italy, denmark's reopening was brief. now it is breaking caseload records with the highest ratio of infections per $100000.00 inhabitants in the world are the artifact. it is certainly worrying that we're seeing a continued high level of infection. and we're now seeing this more infectious omicron has taken over. officials maintain extensive testing has pushed denmark's case number's higher than countries that do less testing and less vaccinating countries like romania we're a sipped wave appears eminent, especially after gatherings during the holidays. this in a country that is next to last in europe when it comes to vaccination rates. that means it's near the bottom in what is now the global epicenter of the pandemic. the united states has also seen a dramatic spike and the number of corona virus infections, data from johns hopkins university, showed more than 1000000 new cases. on monday, after the holiday weekend over the new year. that figure is double what it was the week before. johns hopkins, calculated that one i

>> i didn't even know denmark was real, i thought it was a fictional place in shakespeare.hey are doing it right for the picked it first, february 1st, how amazing is that. and then they have this amazing thing going on in canada with the incredible convoy and you have trudeau pulling a hillary clinton in basically calling it deplorable and saying they are fringe group, it's like no, these truckers are heroes providing there is no kind of aggression going on. it's funny how covid has turned truckers, the first responders are the ones they got the food to him while he was doing nothing, but putting on blackface and then he demonizes them, but i think it's like the police shootings, they are seeing the tide turn, they want to make sure they look like the are in front of the parade, and not at the back edge. like they are leading the parade . >> jillian, you're in washingto and around the politicians you think the dc politicians will b willing to do some of these things? more people are vaccinated, it looks like omicron is turning out not to be what everybody thought it was go

ba-2 is now the dominant variant here in denmark. also popping up in a number of other countries as well. we are still trying to understand what differences, if any, it has to the main omicron sub variant, which is called ba-1. it does look like it is slightly more transmissible, but difficult to know at this point, so still an open question. kailey: we still obviously have a lot of unanswered questions. you primarily are looking at threats, looking towards the future. what scares you the most in this phase of the pandemic? dr. pebody: i think for me, what scares me most is the inequity, the huge diversity that still is there when we look across the countries of the european region and of course locally -- of course globally. the strong positions have done extremely well with the rollouts of their vaccine programs, and we can see the benefit of that in terms of now coping with the pandemic, but many other countries are not in that fortunate position. they still have a way to go before they protect their vulnerable groups, so that is

december to then 45%, you know, the second week of january and now it is up to 65% of the cases in denmark. >> reporter: ucsf infectious disease expert has been looking at data from abroad to learn more about the stealth omicron. >> we don't think it is causing more severe disease from the initial analysis from denmark. and i am confident our current vaccines will work at protections most people from getting into the hospital. >> reporter: this new mutation did not come as a surprise to those in the medical field including stanford house infectious disease specialist. >> i have no illusions that this virus is going to disappear any time soon. >> as long as the virus has the ability to spread it carries the potential to mutate. doctors feel vaccines are the best way to slow down the virus. >> i do think that if we were more vaccinated it would help but remember, it is not just the u.s. we have to make sure everybody in the world gets access to the vaccines. >> as doctors learn more about coronavirus the doctor hopes there will be a shift in the approach to this pandemic. the goal is to have

nada: joining me now for more as ever have denmark.rmerly served as a deputy assistant secretary. he is now vice president of programs at the wilson center here in ington. i want to start on that endpoint in the report. do you think this is the start of north korea manufacturing a crisis to push for talks? >> it seems that they are beginning a new cycle of escalation. the goal though is always that they may be looking to enhance their negotiation. they may be trying to influence their own domestic politics as the north korean economy has been in very difficult shape. but also, south korea has a presidential election coming up in march. it may be an attempt to influence that. there are a lot of different factors thato into this. really, there is a lot of uncertainty with kim jong-un at any moment. nada: if you are the administration, certainly biden has departed from trump stylistically, but the u.s. has be relying on sanctions. is there another approach that would be more effective? >> what we have seen from the biden administration ha

denmark has good data.king at the dynamics there, and iceland, there are quite a few countries that have good data. omicron seems to be very fast in south africa. what is encouraging is the hospitalization rate seems to be much lower for omicron. we are seeing this in denmark, the u.k., south africa. let's hope that it stays true here. early testing, early lab data is showing omicron tends to prefer the upper respiratory tract. this is associated with decreased pathogenesis. hopefully, omicron has a decreased ability to put people in the hospital. and that we will be good. alix: france is looking at over 67,000 new cases in the last 24 hours. deaths rose to 124,000 plus in the last 24 hours. we saw ontario basically shutting down. if we do see more of a rapid peak in cases, is there an argument to be made for shutting down for three weeks when the testing system does not seem to be fast enough to get all the cases and reopen in three weeks? christina: there are other externalities to consider for shutting d

well, it's comparable to the emissions of denmark last year. sorry. in 2020. the fact that switch contribute a sizable share are exempt. has many people riled. be a lead to me. you are imposing new carbon fuel taxes, but are exempting private jets and yachts. what a sick joke. carbon pricing is for you. not for them. you see the you have 2 rules . one for the plants like you and me and another for the billionaire lee. we spoke to sarah flanders, co director of the international action center who told us, despite all the political fanfare about going green, very little is actually being done to curb emissions. every part of this agreement is absolutely critical. private yaks. private jets just means that the super rich already saying that these agreements are genuinely fraudulent not meant to really deal with the terrible problems of climate. all so asked for their own personal exemption. now to the latest meeting in glasgow, there were $118.00 private jets that driving in glasgow taking all different political leaders and world figures. they all make grand pro

, planes from the netherlands, also from denmark and other countries. we have the force that can be deployed within days. we have increased the readiness. we did that several weeks ago. they are prepared to deploy quickly. on top of that, we have mission capabilities not only from the guide states, but from other allies. >> are you saying that other countries the u.s. are talking to do not need unilateral support from drive states, that nato forces are sufficient at present? >> we are coordinating closely what to do as nato and what individual nato allies are doing together. most importantly, the totality of that delivers the necessary defense. we will assess the need to adjust our presence in the black sea region. we have increased our ability to quickly move into the region if needed. we have las like -- we have allies like france, the united states, adding more national forces. we are coordinating very closely with all allies, together as allies and on the bilateral level. the aircraft carrier which was originally under u.s. command, is now under nat

there are some countries united kingdom, denmark are doing very well in terms of the proportion of cases that are sequence, but not everybody else is. so therefore, we could easily be missing that with this particular barry and dorothy looked like it's having some localized credit. the minute, but it doesn't seem to be competing on the current as far as we can tell up the minute. so there is likely they're likely to be other areas that are going to be causing us more problems. but i think we just need to keep an eye on this one or not perhaps get too worried to budget for night. okay, that's very clear. thank you so much for joining us, professor professor martin mckay from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. thank a small, the latest developments in the pandemic starting in israel, where the prime minister says a 4th vaccine shot significantly increases antibodies and diminishes the risk of infection hospitalization. of tale bennett announced the preliminary results of a hospital trial. a day after the country began a new booster campaign for people over 60, china has lo

they have passed through denmark's great belt straight and continued into the baltic sea. we want more nato troops in estonia, we need a strong presence to make sure we are not going to be attacked earlier. august chewed over. well, the current tensions really do have the potential to escalate into full scale will whatever the rights and wrongs of the situation. but damage to european security. not only the risk of war which itself is huge, but also the capability of the states to cooperate, to tackle the existential risks facing the world. know, how can people seriously negotiate glasgow around climate change when they're about to go to war against each other? which house, remember something else? georgia didn't launch a war with russia, you know, and it was backed up by america. and britain essentially didn't know to intervene. and we have seen in recent weeks, in the black sea, american, british and french warships involve the naval movers and going both to ukraine and to georgia. that would seem to me quite provocative in the current situation of american british ameri

. >> says there's also a ba 3, but so far it's not as worrisome as ba 2 denmark study says ba 2 cases grew. 92 120% faster than ba one, which is the original omicron variant. at this point we haven't seen anything. >> a surprising yet. it is still called the variant of interest by the world health organization. she says the data at of denmark isn't showing any major differences between ba 2. >> and its parent variant, although some scientists are worried it could be more contagious and somewhat harder to detect with testing, which is why it's being referred to as the stealth omicron. it has been identified in countries across the world. she says from what they know so far masking and the current vaccines still work against this variant. and so far we know that the vaccines are still pretty. >> against even this current variants. we know that a booster makes that protection even better. some experts to believe there is a possibility that gives some variant. >> could we, in fact, people who recently had omicron amanda hari kron, 4 news >> also been what about masks? when can we start to

of a french lead counter terrorism task force callback armed groups linked to al qaeda and i sold denmark's foreign minister said around a 100 soldiers was invited. molly's military government says that's not true. france says knowledge taken an irresponsible decision. qu, leaders in bucket of fossil have warned former ministers not to leave the capital or obstruct to military officers. monday's military crew is to be discussed at an emergency meeting of west africa leaders and friday. regional organization echo was as condemned to take over and the u. n's demanding, the immediate release of deposed president was quoting you to pay and union is launching a legal action against china. the world trade organization in use as beijing is punishing lithuania by blocking trading ports because of its stance on taiwan. those are the headlines coming up next inside story. goodbye. ah. can europe be weaned off russian gas? lead is a worried that moscow will turn off the taps, if tensions with ukraine, worse than. but will the alternative be enough to fuel europe's energy needs? this isn't sensory ah,