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." ♪ the next stop on the president's schedule is the german foreign office. guest. -- and greet their guest. ♪ in the bonn foreign office, president kennedy holds a conference with the international press. ♪ the first question is on the relationship between germany and the united states, and germany's part in the developing european community. pres. kennedy: i think western europe, the united states, canada, great britain, and the commonwealth have a major role in serving as the center of a core of a great effort throughout the world to maintain freedom. the federal republic in berlin is on the front lines of the struggle. it is a powerful country which has made an astonishing comeback and has great influence in europe, and that influence has been directed towards liberal, aggressive, and international monetary trade policies. i hope that policy will continue and i'm confident that our countries can work in the closest elation ship with each other. narrator: a further questions concerns german reunification and the right of self-determination. pres. kennedy:

the foreign office, which i do not have any influence over, they go through processes of appointing peopleas support staff. and i want you to know, because i want to grow strong institutions and i want to be able to have ministries and departments and agencies operate with minimal interference from a president, those processes are being followed. so, can i ask you just finally and briefly, are you proud of your first year in power? have you made malawi a better country? i am extremely thankful for malawians. because of their choices, we have now laid a foundation in which will be able to truly — like we have said when we launched our vision 2063 — we'll be able to truly industrialise our country, be able to bring poverty out of the way so we have a middle—income country, and be able to look forward to a multiplicity ofjobs because of creating inclusive wealth. and that is going to be within the context of peace. that foundation has been laid with a population that is hunger—free. we're already onto that. with infrastructure development, we are already onto that. and these are the plans tha

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is the foreign office _ unanswered questions. is the foreign office advice going to change as well?re explanation. things that need a little bit more explanation-_ things that need a little bit more explanation. and what about this business of _ explanation. and what about this business of travelling _ explanation. and what about this business of travelling to - explanation. and what about this business of travelling to and - explanation. and what about this i business of travelling to and amber country under new rules that make it almost like the green list countries, and yet there stilljust a notch down from red to list. and grant shapps said that amber list countries could turn to read. how much notice would be given? what are the criteria? basically, coming back from a red list country means quarantining in a hotel, so it's a completely different ball game. i completely different ball game. i think those things are not clear. we are iri— think those things are not clear. we are in the _ think those things are not clear. we are in the situation now where we have _ are in the situ

its former president, john michael hooley, who died in march, refused to accept a foreign office and vaccines for my hulu son who took the as present as now reverse tons. and he is official practice of denying the spread of 19 this will not be the last vaccine that comes from the united states. there will be additional vaccine coming to tanza near through generous donation by the united states government in the u. s. people present biden has committed to making 500000000 doses of vaccine available, available to the global community. and those will be coming in various tranches to chance in the through the ga, the initiative. dozens of israelis and protested outside the prime minister's residence of the call for everyone to get a vaccine. natalie bennett had one. those who don't would not need to show a negative test to attend public event, as well as seen a sharp rise impacts in spite $0.58. and his hope relation being fully violated. the delta various has both, the government really plays the measure and keep his attorney general says 59 people who took part in and he government pro

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