e.u. council president charles michel says the white house proposal to suspend patents on vaccines would not be a magic bullet and bob was following the summit from london and has this update. shalmi show has been giving his opinion but it's one of a range of views on whether the european union should officially follow the united states and its move in the last few days to say it would support moves that the world trade organization to waive patents on vaccines so infects 2 to intervene in intellectual property rights shall we sell said that it says not a magic bullet in the short term but he did stress ahead of saturday's talks in porto that the use ready to engage on that matter is soon as a concrete proposal is put forward with that might happen fairly soon but that proposed that prospect worries some countries in the u. the french president and many will mark or sit somewhere perhaps in the middle in the last couple of hours he said that the peyton's issue is not the priority right now there is other work which needs to be done sooner you'd have on play they ask you so that's us i'm goin

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e.u. council president shell michelle says the white house proposal to suspend patients on vaccines would not be a magic bullet let's cross over to need. only at the summit to tell us more about what's been happening. well nick as you said michelle has been giving his opinion but it's one of a range of views on whether the european union should officially follow the united states and its move in the last few days to say it would support moves that the world trade organization to waive patents on vaccines so infects 2 to intervene in intellectual property rights jummy sells he said said that it says not a magic bullet in the short term but he did stress ahead of saturday's talks in porto. the use ready to engage on that matter soon as a concrete proposal is put forward with that might happen fairly soon but that proposed that prospect worries some countries in the you know tbilisi germany chancellor angela merkel not attending on saturday she's she's involved in the talks remotely as will be the indian prime minister later on with the u. leaders but germany quite skeptical about the idea o

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e.u. council president charles michel says the white house proposal to suspend peyton's on vaccines would not be a magic bullet the leaders have also been discussing how to repair the economic damage done by the pandemic. we should work towards the vaccine becoming a global public product what does that mean firstly producing more that's why i'm calling directly on the united states to end the export ban on the vaccines but also on the components of these vaccines which is preventing production. cuba's health minister has announced a mass vaccination campaign of 1700000 people in the capital starting wednesday the country hopes to have 70 percent of its population inoculated by august it will be using 2 locally made vaccines a night curfew has been in force in heaven or since february and all schools restaurants and bars have been closed the death toll from a brazilian police raid in rio de janeiro is risen to 29 families started burying those killed during the operation on thursday the action targeted suspected drug traffickers in one of the city slums relatives are calling for justice s

. >> the council now recoms mber states ease some of the current reions, in particular for those vaccinated with e.ues. the council should also soon expand the list of non-e.u. countries with a good epidemiological situation from where travel is permitted based on the new criteria agreedy. re elsewhere, the pandemic in india hit another grim record-- more than 4,500 deaths in 24 hours.gle-day toll in any nation since the pandemic began. search teams off western india have found 26 more bodies from an oil barge that sank during a tropical cyclone on monday. they're still looking for 49 others. the region's most powerful storm in two decades tore up trees flooded roads, and damaged more than 16,000 homes as it ripped across the region. the overall death toll has now reached 62.n this country, texas became the largest state yet to ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected; as early as six weeks into pregnancy. governor greg abbott signed the bi into law today. the new statute uniquely bars state officials from enforcing the ban. instead, it allows private citizens to sue doctors or anyone who a

e.u. relations today and we heard just from the european council president bush on the shell that day have agreed on the resumption of their talks on trade investment protection and other issues and this can be releasing as a huge success for both sides they are trying to to use this just momentum to. work closer together because both sides are of course very concerned about the rising of china so this is the breaking news right now and the main outcome of this india e.u. summit they are going to talk and the goal is of course to have a free trade agreement in the end. why the e.u. want to get along with the u.s. on rights. this is of course a very important topic for india but shell michele the european council president just made it clear and the press conference concluding this summit that the european union is convinced that this is lifting the patent is not the silver bullet to help immediately they rather think that what is important right now is to increase production and also to all western nations to export more and we also heard today from the french president. and he made it cle

e.u. sunny the international community u.n. security council members russia and china i mean what do you make of the fact that people are saying how is it ok if the. army officials minutes individuals are i mean civilians how is it ok to have really bombard an area where there are civilians. well i have to turn the question over how is it ok for hamas to fire rockets missed civilians they had a manual which is really intelligence grabbed in 2014 which explained how they were systematically purposely planting all of their command centers their rockets everything around civilians it was a new level until then there'd been some groups that sometimes did something like that but they were doing it systematically so look israel is ready to make peace or has come close to making peace with the palestinians in the west bank the palestinian authority multiple times in 200-2000 some 2 dozen 8 there was arguments about a couple percentage points of the west bank you know would you which are 90 percent 95 percent that something was 70 percent but those are

council will. discuss the. also coming up the e.u. decides not to. correspond to european leaders have backed away from. turkey have locals under strict orders to stay at home but the law. apply to. a powerful force in the land of. riches new heights. with emotion. and good to have you with us. emergency services in jerusalem say hundreds of people have been injured in fresh clashes between palestinians and israeli for police forces fighting. inside the mosque rather with police. demonstrators it follows days of. protests of palestinian residents from east to make room for jewish settlers. are particularly high. jerusalem day the anniversary of when israeli troops captured. 67. amid growing international calls for calm the u.n. security council is holding an emergency session to discuss the situation. there not confrontation. escalation. it's an entrenched pattern of behavior between jewish israelis and arabs palestinians who make claims to the same land. this time the hatred flared at the damascus gate at the entrance to the old city. ownership of l

e.u. over whether to follow the u.s. which has said that it will welcome the idea of waiving vaccine patents if it's done through the world trade organization show me show the president of the european council spoke before saturday's talks in porto saying that the approach wasn't a magic bullet but that the e.u. would seriously consider any concrete proposals now germany is known to be one of the major you countries that is more skeptical on the idea and similarly on saturday the french president emmanuel mcconnell said the pay to idea was really a false a red herring it's a false argument right now he said that what really needs to be sped up is the export of vaccines pointing out that within the e.u. 400000000 doses have been produced and of those half have been exported to 90 different countries around the world. you deval don't play they ask a successful i'm going to be more gentle we should work towards the vaccine becoming a global public product what does that mean firstly producing more that's why i'm calling directly on the united states to end the export ban on the vaccines but also on the components of these vaccines which is preventing production or will the e.u. leaders also he

the dots between europe and the middle east hugh love is with the european council on foreign relations he focuses on the e.u. policy towards the middle east peace process he joins me tonight from brussels mr leavitt it's good to have you on the program every foreign minister today in the e.u. voted to call for a truce between the israelis and hamas the only exception was hungry i want you to take a listen to what the hungary and foreign minister said today. you know i have a general problem with these european statement on israel and they never put into consideration the the positive development and the neighbors. and the efforts the israelis make in order to. have a. stable and peaceful middle east now ask you how important is it that hungary did not join the rest of the european union it with this vote i mean does it even matter. it's extremely unfortunate but not at all surprising so we have had 4 conclusions from nice $27.00 promises since 2016 so this this issue with blocking states sometimes there's more but it's but hungary is always the blocker in chief of course she has an important reason for the

the dots between europe and the middle east hugh love it is with the european council on foreign relations he focuses on the e.u. policy towards the middle east peace process he joins me tonight from brussels mr leavitt it's good to have you on the program every foreign minister today in the e.u. voted to call for a truce between the israelis and hamas the only exception was hungry i want you to take a listen to what the hungary in foreign minister said today. you know i have a general problem with these european a statement on israel and they never put into consideration the the positive development and the neighbors. and the efforts the israelis make in order to. have a. stable and peaceful middle east now ask you how important is it that hungary did not join the rest of the european union it with me does it even matter. well it's extremely unfortunate but not at all surprising so we have had 4 conclusions from these 27 promises since 2016 so this this issue with blocking states sometimes there's more but it's but hungary is always the blocker in chief of course she has been an important reason for the paraly

resistance here but we are hearing that some european members of the council or a representative of the e.u. may make some comments after the morning meetings have broken here but as of yet a lot of concern but no unified statement coming from the council on syria's christian salumi reporting live from the u.n. in new york kristen any thanks. of a man draw as a former national security advisor to the prime minister of israel he joins us now via skype from tel aviv good to have you with us where do you see this going now will will israel launch a ground offensive into gaza. beforehand so the question will say they. all 4 men we'll call the united nation and i don't know if it's a joke or a really good description of the situation you know in syria more than half the medium are of those have been killed by other arabs and with not so many meetings of the security council so where is the push in adelaide. international community the words. are of the issues when it is often we go to our obscured by syrians it's ok when it is the speed our of skin is very very bad. i understand this is the iron

security council will hold an emergency session to discuss the. also coming up the e.u. decides. car brussels correspondent tells us why european leaders have backed away from the. plus $100.00 days of turmoil since the military coup. leader appears in court today she is just the most visible. security. a powerful force in the land of fire and. reaches new heights the humans who come to walk. with emotion. and good to have you with us reports are coming in that hundreds have been injured in clashes in jerusalem police of fire. stun grenades and tear of stone throwing demonstrators inside the compound to a big palestinian residents from east room to make room for jewish settlers have fueled protests that escalated over the weekend and today tensions are particularly high as israel is marking jerusalem day the anniversary of when israeli troops captured east jerusalem in 1967 amid growing international calls for calm the u.n. security council is holding an emergency session to discuss the situation. not confrontation. 2 2 escalation. it's an entrenched pattern of behavior between j

jewish settlements well the united nations security council has called an emergency meeting after tensions between both sides escalated the u.s. and e.u. are calling for restraint well after days of violence there is an uneasy calm sunday night hasn't seen any major fighting palestinians though say they will remain defiant on sunday israel's supreme court delayed a decision on forcibly evicted palestinians in shape by minister benjamin netanyahu says he's determined to push the plan through with harry force that joins us live now from damascus gate so harry what's been happening on the ground up tensions been calm a little bit. a little bit yes off the 2 nights of some of the highest tensions we've seen in this city for several years. on this night it was a little bit reduced what we've seen have been sporadic instances where palestinian youths have been approaching israeli positions and throwing water bottles occasionally throwing stones and pieces of wood but so far things have been relatively reduced the tactics used by the israelis have largely been firing skunk cannon mortar which is water laced with bows moving chemicals and als

e.u. states up familial pulls to push in instead for green top box production council president charles michel says the u.s. must make the 1st move. we don't think. it's the magic bullet for but we already do and did on this topic as soon as a concrete proposal would be put on the table we all agree that we need to do everything we can possible you know the 3 increase if we were in the world production of. let's look at both the european and indiana perspective on this debate we have did have new correspondent bob vessel at the e.u. summit in porto portugal and delhi bureau chief with a with asked. why was the e.u. go along with this u.s. plan on patent rights. because they felt feel that they have been really put on the back foot here and there when warned about this initiative by joe biden and the u.s. themselves they have not exported a single dose for countries in the 3rd world or developing countries so there is quite some anger underneath the diplomatic formula that you hear here in porto the argument is certainly go open the patents to negotiate that would take probably until the fall o

nations security council has met and most of those countries expected to push for anmmediate cease fire. the european union has called an exceptional emergency meeting on tuesday of e.uers. that seems to be kind of a deadline, putting a deadline in the sand, saying tuesday is the day that we would not want to see any mo fighting. and that could be a signal also to the us to pressure israel to wrap this up. >> sreenivasan: daniel estrin from npr, joining us from jerusalem, thanks so much. >> thank you so much. >> sreenivasan: a three-day ceasefire between the afghan government and the taliban ended today, amid calls for new peace talks. the taliban announced last week the ceasefire would began thursday to mark the islamic holiday of eid-el-fitr. despite the temporary callo halt fighting, the holiday was marked by continued violence. on friday a bomb exploded at a mosque just north of the capital, kabul, killing 12 people and injuring more than 15. yesterday, the islamic ste, which did not agree to the ceasefire, claimed responsibility for the attack. in a tweet on friday, a representative of the afghan vernment said there was a meeting with the taliban in qatar and bo

e.u. says the priority should be deescalation and the prevention of civilian deaths germany says that israel has a right to self-defense against rockets being fired out of gaza and the un security council is meeting for an emergency session on the escalation we're also hearing that the u.s. defense secretary has spoken to israeli counterparts and the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken is asking for both sides to cease the violence let's go live to our white house correspondent kelly how could is in washington what more do we know of what they the secretary of state had to say. well the latest is actually coming from where here at the white house the white house press secretary jens psaki speaking to reporters just moments ago giving us the latest on some of the diplomatic efforts to bring about the deescalation that this administration has been calling for for days according to the white house press secretary in just the last 24 hours roughly there have been 25 high level calls and this is included the efforts by both the qatari and egyptians to work with individuals in the various palestinian israeli leadership roles in order to try and bring down the temperature of the conflict

organization show me show the president of the european council spoke before saturday's talks in porto saying that the approach wasn't a magic bullet but that the e.u. would seriously consider any concrete proposals now germany is known to be one of the major you countries that is more skeptical on the idea and similarly on saturday the french president emmanuel mcconnell said that the pay to was really a false a red herring it's a false argument right now he said that what really needs to be sped up is the export of vaccines pointing out that within the e.u. 400000000 doses have been produced and of those half have been exported to 90 different countries around the world. you default on clay they ask a successful i'm going to be more gentle we should work towards the vaccine becoming a global public product what does that mean firstly producing more that's why i'm calling directly on the united states to end the export ban on the vaccines but also on the components of these vaccines which is preventing production or will the e.u. leaders also held a virtual meeting with the indian prime minister narendra modi now among the topics of conversation w

e.u. says that the priority should be deescalation and the prevention of civilian deaths germany says that israel has a right to self-defense against rockets being fired out of gaza and the u.n. security council has been meeting for an emergency session on the escalation let's go live now to the white house our white house correspondent kelly halkett is there for us. the u.s. secretary of state has spoken to his israeli counterpart with hearing. and the u.s. secretary of defense is spoken to his counterpart the secretary of state is part of asking for both sides to cease violence complete waters he said. yeah this coming down just moments ago the bible administration if we've known for days has been working behind the scenes in private as well as public statements to nudge israel to deescalate the tensions that have been playing out across television screens for days apparently that nudging wasn't quite enough and now we know the secretary of state just moments ago announcing that he is sending an envoy to the region in order to try and encourage deescalation according to and city blinken the deputy assistant secretary of state for israel and palestinian affairs will be going to meet with isr

e.u. leaders are urging the u.s. to lift restrictions on covert 19 vaccine exports the global vaccine shortage was one of the main items on the agenda during their 1st physical summit of the year you council president shall michelle says the white house proposal to suspend patents on vaccines would not be a magic bullet. now latin america in the caribbean a grappling with another wave of covered infections recording any 40 percent of new cases worldwide in recent days has put increasing strain on health systems and as the death toll rises so does the pressure on the cemeteries has this report. it was only when her case attracted national media attention the local cemetery found a place for guinea bell just as brother joyal she was desperate and working on a film and reading we had decided to bury him in the garden in the front of my house because there's no other solution what could i do with my dead brother in my house with that smell brewing the last 2 months has recorded more than 15000 deaths from the covered $900.00 virus health experts say the truth figure is probably much higher symmetries are overwhelmed despite doing all they can to accommodate the increased demand. as you can se

e.u. states which rather wants to run a vaccine production the summits has also focused on the deepening over $1000.00 crisis in india you again council president shall michelle says you will do all it's can to help the european union thanks in front of you there is within the hour at this critical time we always be prepared to make in and we are ready to provide for the support tribute each their greatest challenge everything in generations only through even though. we have some team coverage here have used brussels grilled cheese aleksandar phenomena in porto portugal and did have used delhi bureau chief on research ema following the story for us starting with you alexandra what's where some key moments from the summit. i think it was for a significant today that the european union and india announced that they are ready to cooperate closely in the future and they're ready to. relations in particular they announced today that they are going to restart talks on trade and investment. in both in the block and in india and this 16 is significant because such talks were frozen 8 years ago over differences including india's tariffs on the

e.u. and japan have issued a joint statement stressing the importance of peace and stability in taiwan. it followed a virtual meeting between the japanese prime minister, the european commission president, and the european councila similar statement issued after suga met with u.s. president biden. twitter is calling a visit by indian police to its offices a form of mediation. twitter has clashed with the indian government on several fronts, most recently marking posts about the opposition as twitter says it is concerned about recent government actions, including new i.t. rules and regulations that they say limit public expression. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. ♪ sheri: the reserve bank of new zealand took a big step at this week's meeting even as it changed none of its policy settings. it joined canada in flagging a potential rise in its key policy rate year as the economy recovers from the pandemic. kathleen hays is standing by with a very special guest. kathleen: yes i am. adrian orr, governor of the reserve bank of new zealand joins us. it is great to have you back

e.u. states which want to ramp up vaccine production or the summits also focused on the deepening covered $1000.00 crisis in india the european council president shall michel says europe will do all it can to help. the european union. in front of the very rich india and this critical time we always. make him and we are ready to provide for the support greet each the greatest challenge. in generations only through. promotion what are listening to brussels bureau chief alexander for naaman who is in port au portugal covering the story for us all day so it's not sure what well the key moments at the summit. i think it was quite interesting that both sides india and the european union described their summit here in porto as a pivotal moment a moment of geo political significance a dad was very telling they announced that they are going to work closely together in many key areas including digitalisation and of course climate change and trades they agreed to restart negotiations on a new free trade agreement and an investment protection agreement and that is of course very important for the european union that would like to see tariffs on