the european union so far has pledged the biggest amount on $1500000000.00. and the european union has a vested interest here to see the country being able to see more development because it is hosting millions of afghan refugees who are leading up to an extent trying to find a better light on that yuki and continent of posthumous appeal on behalf of the only person ever convicted of the lockerbie bombing and started in scotland. the family of i'm the boss of the macgraw is fighting to clear is name 8 years after his death. the libyan was found guilty of mass murder after 2000, after 270 people rather died, one of slides and london to new york exploded over lockerbie in 1988, under simmons reports, abdel baset died 8 years ago after his release from jail on compassionate grounds. he had terminal cancer, yet his family have continued campaigning to get him cleared of calls in the lockerbie bombing. in 1988, he was found guilty of murdering 243 passengers, 16 crew and 11 residents of lockerbie when pan am flight 103 fell from the sky in pieces. now the high cour

european union is very uneven. and so to back down and, you know, the european union has the power veto the poles.the story is something that so many powerful and it's too many was a thanks to the power because not all made of the cheese. i think taken all over europe. you know, it's still here in the pond and i'm in the older one, empire, and so on and the clock still. if you give me 3 grand to take the pole beat, which is something the more graphic is that really good is that, you know, you can only all sort of bossa. this is so much so huge amounts of money and $1.00 from the 3 on you was, would be so easy to use and die over to those constantly be still willing to give. so what we might, we would be a situation similar to the united kingdom. so those faces might be willing in the future to leave law to opt not to leave the european union. because it is my understanding. i'm finding i want to ask you, there are actually some calls in brussels to just drop this unanimity requirement and go ahead with the budget despite the poland and hungary and veto. what would that mean for the future of the n

b clear, every country in the european union has been severely hit economically and thatis severely hitogether that is unprecedented in european terms. spain will use this financing that is the european recovery fund represents to implement a recovery and transformation plan. it is the plan that batters for the most effective way to spend this financing. this investment into the transformation of our economy. and what we're doing together, stephen, is putting that plan working with our regions, working with our regions, working with our businesses and making sure we build it on four key ingredients, digitalise, decarbonise, include and gender equality. let's not forget about that also which can boost our economy. you say spain has a coherent vision for how it wa nts to a coherent vision for how it wants to recover. let me just ask you one more question. it is about the coherence of the eu as is about the coherence of the euasa is about the coherence of the eu as a whole. are you saying to countries like hungary which is in dispute of the eu over its rule of law, independent judiciary, i

that the end of the lehmann era, coincides with germany's presidency of the council, of the european union has shaped international cultural relations in europe. thereby building them up or by developing what had already existed design outside of that will be the legacy of his era. and we're extremely grateful for that and it's become an integral part of our european policy. another legacy will be his tireless commitment and firmness, even in the face of difficulties that hasn't only helped international cultural relations. it's also helped to institute sites around the world are adapting to the new normal. what's no longer possible in person happens online language courses, cultural events, and an entire summit on colonialism that it's an on air operation with reboot, f.m. and radio network print in berlin, spring and summer came and went last few months in office. one necessarily restricted apparent says and trips, but cancels replaced by video conference. in late summer 2020, lehmann returned to berlin's museum island, which he played such a decisive role in shaping up around the time of th

of course, i mean, every crisis, somehow, even a hostage crisis like this in the european union when the whole budget has been sort of taken. even this crisis can be solved the easy, the normal way would be european leaders say they would add the declaration to the rule of law making. isn't that says simply we promise that every country here will be treated equally. so poland and hungary are not singled out that every country, if they sort of london, the democratic rules or sort of deconstruct them, will be admonished and in the end will be punished if that doesn't help. and if that doesn't help, to get fined climbdown for poland and hungary, then this so-called nuclear option that the remaining $2425.00 countries would raise the money on the financial markets via intergovernmental contract. it's a bit complicated, legally, and technically, but it is doable. and that was our correspondent reporting from brussels. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world today. a long awaited report has found that elite australian soldiers unlawfully killed 39 afghan civilians and pr

other developments in the crown of ours and deming, reuters news agency is reporting that the european union has agreed to pay $15.00 euros $0.50 per dose for the code. in fact, seen from the pharma companies, pfizer and biotech in india, the total number of people infected with kobe has passed the 9000000 mark in the u.s. states of california, and ohio ordered residents to stay at home and avoid non-essential social gatherings between 10 pm and 5 am the number of new infections is surging across the u.s. . that's your news from no stay tune for our documentary film. looking back 75 years ago to the beginning of the norm, but i'll try a documentary, the 3rd reich in the doc. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching in mexico many pushed most loves us right now in the world. climate change isn't harmful story. this is my place and went from just one week to us going to really get it we still have time to and i'm going.

the european union has defended its decision to educate its use update at this hour, coming up next, a d.-w. documentary on the nuremberg trials of the nazis and play records and enter them for me in the whole team here. thanks so much for joining us. imagine how many portions of old loves us right now in the world's climate change to the very top story. this is my place in a way from just one week before i can really get it. we still have time to i'm going this process the palace of justice in nuremberg. after the 2nd world war, nearly $200.00 defendants were brought here to be held accountable for 12 years of dictatorship, military aggression, tera and mass murder. at the heart of proceedings was the international military tribunals which tried to kill war criminals from germany. the 4 victorious powers responded to the nazis once in a millennium crimes. with a once in a millennium trial. on nov 20th 194520 high ranking non-si leaders were brought by elevator to the court in room 600. the former rights marshall hermann goering willingly took on the role of most senior nazi. he was

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the european union has unveiled plans to increase its offshore wind energy capacity by 5 fold in the next decade. renewable sources like wind and solar, provide around a 3rd of the blocks power, but the e.u. is aiming to double it by 2030 become climate neutral by 2050. us secretary of state, my pompei all says he has issued guidelines for his country to label israeli products made in the west bank settlements as made in israel. he made the comment during a visit to the area palestinians, and much of the world regard. israel settlements as illegal under international law tomorrow evening european time. the sentinel 6 satellite will be launched from the vandenberg air force base in california. it's the latest satellite in the e.u.'s earth observation program, copernicus, copernicus has a network of satellites that keep an eye on our planet around the clock and collect valuable data data that can be used here on earth in the future, right here of applications for free. they utilize satellite data to develop useful products. 20 years ago, r s s was a start up on a munich university camp

like you mentioned the european union so hard has pledged the biggest amount $1500000000.00. and the european union has of that, that interest here to see the country being able to see more development because it is hosting millions of afghan refugees who are leading up to an extent trying to find a better light on it. you continental adrian, you've got those pings talks happening in qatar between the government and the taliban. and these donors pledging huge amounts of aid to afghanistan. the violence, it seems, is escalating. absolutely, and just a few minutes ago, we received a report that there have been 2 back to back explosions in the province of damiana, which is considered the most peaceful province in the country. the explosions took place and the main bugs are, it seems, it was too late night, it bombs with 2 people killed and 6 injured. and this is a daily occurrence. and it's not just that it's what's happening right now in afghanistan is that there are no clear front lines everywhere and everything is a product line. just a few days ago, there was this massive roc

european union has described the killing as a criminal act and is urging restraint. it's a nation threatens to increase tensions between iran and the u.s. . in the final days of the donald trump presidency. michelle, the servitor sesa nation, shows that our enemies are experiencing anxious weeks. the feeling that the era of their precious is fading away and the world circumstances a changing they want to make the most of the remaining weeks and days so that they can create uncertain conditions in the region. thousands of people have been protesting in cities across france, against a proposed security law restricting the right to broadcast police officers faces police in paris, fired tear gas at demonstrators lit fires in built makeshift barricades. the protests have been fueled by video of the beating and racial abuse of a black music producer by police officers. a controversial legislation still needs to be approved by the senate. it could lead to $53000.00 fine for anyone sharing images of on duty police officers. that is, out of the, on the balance here. it's impo

now the european union has got 200000000 doses of this pfizer vaccine on the way with an option on another 100000000. the problem is it doesn't require a big, complicated coach, a nice to be transported at minus 70 degrees centigrade. but the airlines are gearing up to this. now it's being manufactured locally. it's actually in germany, belgium, the united states, and it will cost about $20.00 euros a dose we believe. so it's not the cheapest taxi, but this is, this is the taxi. the others are going to follow the lead to be far behind, right. or just going to get to that in a 2nd, but we've had people in that report, we were just listening to saying they want to get vaccinated. how much of a problem a libyan if there's widespread rijeka yeah. there's been a study in about 16 countries published in the journal nature on this. and the highest acceptance rate for the vaccine are with china. and the lowest accepted rates for the vaccine are in russia. and europe is kind of somewhere in between. so in most european countries, at the moment, it's hovering about a 7172 percent of people say they

the european union so far has pledged the biggest amount on $1500000000.00. and the european union has a vested interest here to see the country being able to see more development because it is hosting millions of afghan refugees who are leading up to an extent trying to find a better life on that. you continent, former militia, leader in the democratic republic of congo, has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes, and to bury shaker was charged with murder, rape, sexual slavery, and enlisting child soldiers in north kivu province. his rebel group and 2 others are accused of nearly $400.00 rapes during a series of attacks in 2010. his trial by a special military court began 2 years ago. not to let out the 7 colors that many eastern to your city has never experienced a trial on this level. it's a historic moment has been found guilty of war crimes. he is someone that no one thought they would ever see in the dark. so just for that, it's a huge step forward for justice system. so yes, there are certain aspects of the verdict which we are not so happy wi

the european union has signed a contract with pfizer, which has developed the front runner faxing withntech. in the eu says it is buying 300 million doses. host: iran has recorded its highest daily coronavirus test total since the pandemic began. 462 people died over the past 24 hours. the health ministry confirmed a record number of daily infections at almost 12,000 new cases. more than 39,600 people have died from the virus in iran, the worship nation in the middle east. coronavirus restrictions are also being reimposed in several states across the u.s. as infections generate more records there. according to the coming tracking project 131,000 confirmed cases were confirmed on tuesday and texas has become the first state to record more than one million cases. over 162,000 people are hospitalized with a virus. measures have been tightened in new york and several midwestern states. >> i tell you this in all sincerity, oklahoma, we are in trouble. our local and state health care resources are approaching their limits, and if nothing is done soon to score the rising cases our hospitals w

biden has always been against the u.k. leaving the european union times. with proposing a summit japan and kim jong-un. the head of south korea's agency has raised the issue with -- in a meeting with japanese prime minister yoshihide suga. issues on the agenda might include north korea's nuclear program and wartime forced labor. entered a legal battle against the extradition of two u.s. men to japan. a former green beret and his son are trying to avoid being sent to japan. court filings say the pair could face what he calls human rights abuses in japan. the declaration is carlos ghosn's first intervention, though he has hinted he might help the tailors -- the taylors. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> here is how markets across asia are trading right now. we are seeing another rally for asian stocks with the nikkei continuing to gain ground. we are now at the highest level since october of 1991, a sudden succession of

time, it says that brussels, the european union has secured 300 million doses and then shows an imageg to focus on distribute in this vaccine. that's right. the eu had their own programme of vaccine. there was a suggestion that britain might want tojoin there was a suggestion that britain might want to join that's, britain declined, we said we'd rather go our own way. but i think 300 million, if you look at these populations, probably proportionate to the 40 million the government tapped out, it would be interesting to see how that you are going to decide to distribute them, because i think all of next year, the politics of vaccine is going to dominate absolutely everything. i mean, there is already debate for example among some tory mps whether you should prioritise the working people, because of working people need to feel the account that will rage in europe at the same time, but what is clear is that britain will have no pa rt clear is that britain will have no part in the eu's vaccine programme. i think some vaccines had come to the forefront ahead of others and that you would've

european union. it's not a question of diversity, it's undermining the set of rules that the european union has set atits founding. so how do you deal with that kind of intractable conflict? putting in place are the mechanisms that we create. we create 3 mechanisms. the lisbon treaty has the article 7. so under this article several 7, there are already processes going on against poland than we have this mechanism of conditionality. on the rule of law concerning the financial funds, the member states can apply to and the 3rd then perhaps most important. we have now the peer review on the rule of law. and you will report prepared by the commission and then in-depth assessment of groups of member states by alphabetical order. so we have the mechanisms to eat, reinforce the rule of law and to reinforce the peer review. that is, these need it to guarantee that our european union is based on democracy, human values and who have law. and now of course, i wonder if the issue that the e.u. has to tackle is that if you now animists vote on every single decision. and that allows some countries to hold the e.u. h

has been lost. instead, the island's government, the central government and the european union, starting to shift responsibility for the situation to one another. the spanish government has now started to procure for of accommodation for the migrants. many fear that this housing will fill up before long. now, before we go with a pandemic, of course isn't just affecting humans. the lives of many animals are also being disrupted, particularly those in captivity. meat ready, raise a 6 year old african penguin. her home is in the monterey bay aquarium in california, but because of corona virus restrictions, aids has been closed. so she has taken to exploring how hollow she was around following stuff. just like a human physicist, right, has discovered there's lots to say and some species must look good enough to eat. so she's clearly taking plenty of exercise work for one, a member of one of the smallest species of penguin. is, reminder of our top story at this hour u.s., secretary of state mike from part of his visit to the golan heights, disputed territory that israel annexed in 1967. he became the 1st, the top am

and like the central government, which has been seeking closer ties with the european union. russia's influence is still strongly felt. its language and culture dominates as do its politics, but there is another regional power us to make its mark a turkey. in recent years, turkey has also been investing in this corner of moldova, from infrastructure to hospitals and schools. it has even been funding lessons in the gaggle was language, so it doesn't become extinct here. one way of encouraging ties between its peoples, where as russia continues to focus on the politics of power and political technology, providing assistance for candidates and political parties during the elections between the elections. this is what russia, while turkey and russia continue to vie for influence in the caucuses and the middle east. that goes as governor says that cooperation here between moscow and the e.u. could offer another way of conducting diplomacy in the region. don't you, kindness towards a. we're in a unique situation. our territory has welcome to the west, aist and other different partne

a shadow over the online gathering of the european union has said it was right to take part. also coming up on the show blasts rocked the afghan capital multiple explosions, killed several people in kabul. the so-called islamic state says it carried out the attacks even as peace talks drag on.

the european union has signed a contract with pfizer, which has developed the front runner vaccine with bio tech. the u.s. says it's buying $300000000.00 doses. hundreds simmons our jazeera, the european union is demanding china reverse. a new role, which is seen for hong kong. lawmakers sacked opposition, politicians in the city of resigned on mess in solidarity with the world. on wednesday, china passed a law allowing law makers to be barred if they pose a national security threat. u.k. says the move undermines hong kong's autonomy and has summoned the chinese ambassador. the u.s. has threatened more sanctions against chinese and hong kong officials. adrian brown is outside the legislative council and explains who the new rules might target. next. those 15 legislators who announced their resignations on wednesday are now handing in their resignations to the president of the legislative assembly . this is the latest act in the unfolding political drama here in hong kong. and of course, what it means is that for the 1st time since the handover in 1997 will be no effective opposition. al

in any case, the mentioned amount as at least 200000000 doses for the european union is secured . now it just has to be finally secured in the contract. and meanwhile, bio in texas head of strategy. ryan richardson was asked about profiting from the development of a drug that received funding from the german government during a financial times conference on tuesday, saying the vaccine will be priced quote, well below typical market rates. so with all of this in mind, let's go ahead and take a look at the trends and spread of the virus globally with our t. correspondent science having your site. where are we to this friend another bad day as we reach 51000000 confirmed cases worldwide. now the u.s. has already surpassed 10000000 and confirmed cases and global deaths were at 1.275000020 percent of which from the deaths are coming just from the u.s. . as a new infections in the u.s. have been spiking for weeks now, which brings me to the daily cases. on monday there were 830003553 that reported growing over 64 percent compared about a week ago now, and that's on the other hand, there are still been

for the 1st time, the european union has presented a strategy to push for l.g.b. t. equality. it seeks to improve the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and non-binary people. the e.u. commission pointed out that about 43 percent still feel discriminated against. here is what the e.u. commissioner for equality had to say. this is a strategy about humanity, humanity in all its diversity. the way we are born, as you rightly pointed out, vice president is not ideology the way we are born, his nature, his biology, his signs. and despite this, the xperience of discrimination against bt i.q. people and you increased in recent years. we're now joined by german politician and member of the european parliament rasmussen, grayson. he also sits on the palm and l g b t. i intergroup mr. address and appreciate your joining us here in the w. . you tweeted about the strategy put forward by the e.u. commissioner commission, i should say saying this is huge. explain to us just how significant this is. well, 1st of all thanks for inviting me. i mean, the day has been histo

the european union has described the killing as a criminal act, and the e.u. and the un are both calling for restraint. corona virus infections in the united states have almost doubled in november compared to the previous month, up tobar. more than 205000. new infections were confirmed on friday. that takes the total to more than 13000000. mike hanna, has more for us from washington d.c. . the pandemic is spread out pretty evenly throughout most of the united states, and certainly these figures are utterly in november alone. there were 4000000 new cases of corona virus reported. now that is double the number in october, which in itself was an all time record for the month in all on average, some $170000.00 plus new cases are being reported every day. the 205000 cases reported on friday the slightly skewed because a number of states didn't report on thursday, which was thanksgiving day. so that was 2 days data. but this is offset by the fact that a number of testing centers have closed for the holiday period. so the amount of testing being done is down, so the

i mean, every crisis, somehow, even a hostage crisis like this in the european union, when the whole budget has been sort of taken. even this crisis can be solved the easy, the normal way would be european leaders. say they would add the declaration to the rule of law making isn't that says simply we've promised that every country here will be treated equally. so poland and hungary are not singled out. but every country, if they sort of london, the democratic rules or sort of deconstruct them, will be admonished and in the end will be punished if that doesn't help. and if that doesn't help to get find climbdown for poland and hungary, then there's the so-called nuclear option that the remaining $2425.00 countries would raise the money on the financial markets via intergovernmental contract. it's a bit complicated, legally, and technically, but it is doable. it is doable. but we know in the european union, we really see the nuclear option. where do things go from here and keep us out of the mushroom cloud? they really have to resolve this. i mean, they do have to do something and retreating is n

the european union has signed a contract with pfizer, which has developed the front runner vaccine with bio on tech. the e.u. says it's buying 300000000 doses. hundreds, symons al-jazeera. no, iran has recorded its highest daily coronavirus death toll since the pandemic began, 462 people died over the past 24 hours. the health ministry also confirmed a record number of daily infections at almost 12000 new cases. more than 39600, people have died from the virus in iran, which is the worst hit nation in the middle east. and corona virus restrictions are also being imposed in several states across the u.s. as infection shatter, war records there. well, according to the coded tracking project, 131000 new cases were confirmed on choose day, and texas has become the 1st state to record more than 1000000 cases. almost 62000 people are currently hospitalized with the virus more than ever before. all measures have been tightened in new york and several midwestern states. i tell you this in our sincerity of we are in trouble. our local and state health care resources are approaching their limits.

european union has criticised israel for displacing dozens of palestinians in the disputed territories palestine has claimed the destruction of homes happened while the world was distracted by the us election are these poor slayer reports from the area while the walls attention has been focused on the american elections and no one has been looking here in a remote part of the west bank israeli bulldozers have been hard at work demolishing most of a bed when a village the results has that 73 people are now without homes huff of them children. really army arrived at 10 am and began an operation to demolish our homes without any warning pieces in operation in order to big people from the area but we are not going to leave this land is palestinian israel claims it is a war zone. among the structures that were destroyed or tainted homes trains solar panels and animal shelters the only thing that remains here now washed say the only one on goats the israeli army confirms it carried out the stimulation and says it was because the structures were illegal got the most our houses they destroyed

the european union has signed a contract with pfizer, which has developed the front runner vaccine with bio tech. the e.u. says it's buying 300000000 doses 100 simmons' al-jazeera. meanwhile, iran has recorded its highest daily coronavirus test toll since the pandemic began . 462 people died over the past 24 hours. the health ministry also confirmed a record number of daily infections at almost 12000 new cases. more than 39600 people have now died from the virus in iran, which is the worst hit nation in the middle east. or corona virus restrictions are being reimposed in several states across the u.s. says, infections shatter, more records there. according to the covert tracking project, the 131000 new cases were confirmed on tuesday, texas has become the 1st state to record more than a 1000000 cases and daily cases. are rising in 49 states, almost 62000 people are currently hospitalized with the virus that's more than ever before. measures have been tightened in california and several midwest states after the onset of colder weather has begun to overwhelm some hospitals. i tell you thi

the european union has signed a contract with pfizer, which has developed the front runner vaccine with bio on tech. the e.u. says it's buying $300000000.00 doses. and al-jazeera the united states has threatened more sanctions against chinese and hong kong officials over a new law that disqualified for pro-democracy politicians. the group was dismissed from hong kong. so just that a council of the beijing gave new powers to local authorities and allows the removal of politicians that are deemed a threat to national security. on wednesday, 15 other opposition leader legislators said they would resign in protest. adrian brown is outside the legislative council and explains how the new rules could target next. those 15 legislators who announced their resignations on wednesday are now handing in their resignations to the president of the legislative assembly. this is the latest act in the unfolding. political drama here in hong kong, and of course what it means is that for the 1st time, since the handover in 1997 will be no effective opposition. all eyes now are on the next here of governme

the european union has a greek to a mechanism to cut funding to member states that don't uphold the rule of law their proposal still needs to be approved by a year by the european parliament and would mean countries would only receive coronavirus recovery funds if they respect democratic principles hungry and poland have opposed the move. president emanuel makana says france will step up border security after recent terror attacks in nice in paris speaking on his country's border with spain he called for quote far reaching reforms of europe's visa free shang in zone and said greater efforts were needed to target either legal immigration and terrorism. will bring you the latest developments in the u.s. election as they come in but let's turn back over to where we are here in europe where governments are battling to contain a 2nd wave of growing a virus infections many countries are seeing kovan 1900 is outstripping the numbers at the height of the pandemic in the spring some populations have accepted tough new restrictions elsewhere so-called lockdown fatigue means there's growing pushbac

were churning e-commerce giant amazon is back in the crosshairs across the atlantic as the european union has moved to open up yet another antitrust case just on the other side we'll look at the details of the case and what we could expect for amazon in the cold 19 era and as we go to break here are the numbers as a close. match as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad to fill out let's say i'm a strike and you're a police. have to fight 9 street spot thank you for taking. the story that's right if you looked at slavery. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is truly wants is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or inmate in the shallowest. tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about

the drug company, modernity has asked both the european union and the united states for the emergency go ahead on its vaccine. pfizer and by on tech started their requests in the u.s. last week. what does this mean for vaccine distribution? also coming up tonight, a heinous and senseless massacre. that's how the u.n. describes the killings of more than a 100 nigerian farm workers murdered by armed men on motorcycles. and the mass resignation of hong kong opposition lawmakers means there is no longer any resistance in government to beijing. we'll hear from one ex lawmaker who joined the stand up to follow suit. and his board say for the crash leaves racing fans breathless, but formula one driver to mind escapes with his life. look at this, walking away from a great ball of falling off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states. and to all of you around the world, welcome as november ends, december is beginning with a raise for and i approve coronavirus vaccine. the u.s. drug firm says it's applying for emergency approval of its kind of ad 19 vaccine in both europe and the united sta

has been lost. instead, the island governments, the central government and the european union, starting to shift responsibility for the situation to one another. the spanish government has now started to procure for of accommodation for the migrants. many fear that this housing was filled up before long. a legal role of virus pandemic has claimed 1500000 lives around the world. millions more are mourning the loss that so many were unprepared for one tattoo artist in argentina, he is dealing with the grief of losing his father and he's doing it by sharing his art. these are not easy times for tattoo artist marco stanfield in his father recently died of complications from cope at 19 mourning his loss mark was devised a new design, a mask apart. is he going to shout? it's a way of paying tribute to my father and of showing other relatives of covert 9000 victims. that they're not as alone as they might feel. in the sort of marcos name the tattoo. i'm with you. he's had it on his own arm and on a growing number of clients who discovered his design on social media by had with a well known to the campaign, i'm with y

that the european union has its own fact checking web site to counter the growing flood of fake news. versus disinfo combating this information is now a major policy priority. both governments and international organizations have taken to the internet to spell out the facts. vienna based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts who are already dealing with around 150 fake news notifications every day. that number is more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert on tape both says fake news has seriously escalated just so i'm frank. at the start of the crisis, there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's out messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march, we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrarians scientists that contradicted the scientific consensus. that's where things got more difficult. and th

that theah the european union has its own fact checking web site to counter the growing flood of fake news versus disinfo. combatting dissin from ation is now a major policy priority. both governments and international organizations have taken to the internet, just spell out the facts. vienna based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts. they were already dealing with around 150 fake news every day. that number is more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert on today, both says fake news has seriously escalated at the start of the crisis. there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's up messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure. about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrarians scientists that contradicted the scientific consensus. that's where things got more difficult, really went on. and then

this is replacing money the european union has allocated to less well—off areas. d "left—behind places", including coastal communities and former industrial heartlands. labour's shadow chancellor anneliese dodds has called for the spending review to put the country on the right path, saying communities up and down the country didn't want to hear more empty rhetoric. the headlines on bbc news... the home secretary priti patel keeps her job after being found to have broken rules by bullying staff. now questions for borisjohnson over his influence on the report. an online summit of the world's biggest economies begins today in saudi arabia. top of the agenda — the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout. an alternative to a covid vaccine for people without functioning immune systems is entering its final stage of trials. sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. chelsea are top of the table at the moment, but that could change depending on the outcome of the totte n ha m depending on the outcome of the tottenham manchester cit

and certain information is a method, while some is distorted to fit the narrative that the european union has its own fact checking website to counter the growing flood of fake news versus disinfo combating this information is now a major policy priority. both governments and international organizations have taken to the internet, just spell out the facts. vienna based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts. they were already dealing with around 150 fake news notifications every day. that number is more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert, i'm dave says fake news has seriously escalated at the start of the crisis. there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's not messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march, we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrarians scientists that contradicted the scientific c

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a candidate pledging closer ties to the european union has claimed maldives presidential election, my son doing beating company, hugo dotan, who has previously allied himself with russia. however, odin is disputing the vote and would take these playing to the courts and police have clashed with anti lockdown protesters, a made multiple arrests in rome. central square, the italian government is tough and measures in areas worst hit by the 2nd wave of the pandemic. the country suffering tens of thousands of new cases every day. and finally for nasa astronauts are being taken to the international space station at the moment on a privately owned flight for the very 1st time. the space x. capsule is due to arrive later to draw a new mother company this evening, or from us in just over half an if when i was choked to him brawl, what a hole just old holding any gold to get to shape out of this thing to educate and in again, training. it was betrayal to when so many find themselves worlds apart. chance to look for common ground. you know those little soup wheels where sleeves pushed your w. c

reuters news agency is reporting that the european union has agreed to pay $15.00 euros $0.50 per dose for the coated vaccine from the pharma companies, pfizer, and by on tech. in india, the total number of people infected with kobe, it has passed the 9000000 mark, and the u.s. states of california and ohio have ordered residents to stay at home and avoid nonessential. social gatherings between 10 pm and 5 am. the number of new infections is surging. across the u.s. . well, germany has recorded its highest number of daily corona virus cases. more than 23 and a half 1000 new infections have been confirmed in the last 24 hour period. robert call institute for infectious diseases, reports that 880000 people from across the country have no contract. it coated 19 a rise comes as germany continues to battle. the virus with partial loss. tougher restrictions could be put in place when chancellor merkel meets with the heads of the federal states next week or more on the let's talk to a chief political editor mckay to kill. but despite a partial law that's in place right now. germany keeps hitt

the european union agrees to purchase the promising coronavirus vaccine from german and u.s. drug makers. european commission is buying 300000000 doses of the vaccine which has been developed by bio and taken pfizer deliveries could begin as soon as the end of this year. also coming up violence flares in the polish capital far right. protesters clashing with riot police and more salt. as thousands rallied to mark poland's independence and hong kong's pro-democracy legislators resign en masse. don't wait. 15, lawmakers walked out after 4 colleagues of theirs were sacked under a new law banning representatives deemed to be threats to national security. i bring to our viewers. joining us on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome to the european commission, have signed a deal to secure up to 300000000 doses of a coded 19 bank. see the bank seen developed by germany's buying on tech and the u.s. pharmaceuticals giant pfizer. the e.u. health minister saying today that the e.u. is setting up a health union to improve the response and coordination member states in future health crises. and the vaccine is seen as the best chance to br