we have with us geneva long. thank you for being here. geneva: thank you.manda: let's start with how you are positioning in the marketplace and what you expect. did you benefit from the lack of international travel? geneva: i think if there is anything good to come out of the pandemic, it has required grade of thinking and we have upped our game with our product release of the bowlus terra firma, which targets those looking for a safer environment with the ability to bring all of your family along. absolutely, it has been a good year for us. matt: what does your growth look like after the lockdown is over? do you think this trend -- which we have covered a few times on this program -- will remain sticky? is this a renaissance for the rv? geneva: absolutely. i felt there was a business opportunity for luxury land travel. i believe there is an emerging market for luxury land travel, which is different from driving a big motorhome and parking at an rv campground. this type of experience requires the ultimate in performance along with a luxurious finish, with i

um when he returned from geneva, he wrote a letter to his brother milton. and in that letter he discusses the results of the geneva conference. he said at the moment. i can't possibly make an objective appraisal of the final results of geneva. there is no doubt in my mind that in the few days. we were there. i personally gained insight and understanding that i could never have achieved otherwise the results of the geneva conference was was popularly termed the spirit of geneva it resulted in a in a slight thawing of relations between east and west. the major points of contention still divided the us and the soviet union the geneva spirit did allow for a rise in diplomatic cultural and economic exchanges. which peaked with the 1959 of soviet premiere nikita khrushchev to the united states? eisenhower and khrushchev were never close. um, but they did engage in many private conversations that were attended by only one translator. i preferred the style of meeting i preferred to have as few people as possible when discussing. relations with world leaders because

in geneva where he joins me how will this new government succeed where all the others have failed. coming by a welcome to conflict zone thank you thank you for your vote 3 days after your new government of national unity was sworn in there was a shocking reminder of how little unity there is in your country up to 15 bodies were found handcuffed and dumped at a cement factory in the eastern city of benghazi while life remains so cheap and murders enjoy almost total impunity in your country there's not been much to celebrate with this new government is there well that's not necessarily accurate because we don't 1st of all we don't know when this crime took place secondly as you know transition period stings tend to be. take a little time to come to. the more stable environments where you're not suggesting to me that they're on daily killings and discoveries of mass graves if these killings go on this government will fail like all the others won't it that's the point absolutely and therefore it's extremely important for the international community the united nations and other mechanis

in geneva where he joins me how will this new government succeed where all the others have failed. coming by you welcome to conflict zone thank you thank you for your invite 3 days after your new government of national unity was sworn in that was a shocking reminder of how little unity there is in your country up to 15 bodies were found handcuffed and dumped on a cement factory in the eastern city of benghazi while life remains so cheap and murderous enjoy almost total impunity in your country there's not been much to celebrate with this new government is there well that's not necessarily accurate because we don't 1st of all we don't know when this crime took place secondly as you know during transition period stings tend to be. take a little time to come to mourn. stable environments where you're not suggesting to me that there are daily killings and discoveries of mass graves if these killings go on this government will fail like all the others won't it that's the point absolutely and therefore it's extremely important for the international community the united nations and other

in geneva how hoover's new government succeed. conflicts are the folks. on the verge of. finally learning to read 60. her entire life cast lead you may has invested everything into education for her 10 children. she herself is a little bit my commanding older women in turkey but has me in my analysis that learning always pays off. focus on her. 60 minutes on the d w. a there i'm david and this is climate change is it sex. happiness increase book. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free to go where you go on youtube . what secrets lie behind. you discover new adventures again 360 to. explore an aging world heritage sites. doubling gold heritage 360. now. there is more freedom of speech today in the view that ever was and the history of look at its unique human treatment its barbarity is the bye we have to give the government change libya has a new government of national unity which promises free elections by the end of this year but the roadblocks it faces are immense armed militia groups still hold power throughout the country they still kill and kidnap with

for more now i'm joined by tara rabid she's a spokesperson for the world health organization in geneva switzerland thanks for being with us this morning 1st of all we've seen pictures of hospitals in india being overwhelmed for days now can you tell us whether or not the pandemic in india is peaking or could there still be worse to come there. well morning good very difficult to predict. how this situation will all but it's important to really use your need for health systems in india. people try to protect themselves as much papers possible and if they follow my eyes there is being human bias how so aren't you as in any country when you have a sort of combination of factors such as new variants that are likely to be more transmissible. gathering when the nation levels are low and people are reacting from the most heart attack behavior we can see do sort of explosion although we have not seen any other country on the scale that we need to need to stand with with india now and try to help as much as we can what role or the new virus variants that we're hearing about in india playing in

very much for talking with us that was tariq yasser a bitch from the world health organization in geneva. take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today a u.s. navy ship fired warning shots at iranian military vessels in the persian gulf on monday 3 a rainy and boats came within 100 meters of a pair of u.s. warships the incident comes as world powers are seeking to bring iran back into a nuclear accord struck in 2015. 200 migrants have been rescued in the mediterranean by the ocean viking rescue ships they were found on overcrowded boats off the coast of libya when the vessel picked up distress calls importing to the aid group s.o.s. meditate on a. the family of the late samsung chairman lee could he is to donate tens of thousands of rare art works to help fund a huge inheritance tax bill the levy family expects to pay $10800000000.00 in taxes reportedly the largest ever amount in south korea believe died last year. well it's being billed as europe's biggest indoor rock concert since the start of the pandemic a concert in spain that what it had with $5000.00 un

in geneva how would his new government succeed. conflict. in the do we get in from here on out get down to business was it all meant. champion. song. definitely regulated goodbye to the 1st lead. the 1st. high voltage excitement in. 60. w. . all. the good to good. men. take on the world. i think all the people all of the stories that matter to you. are. these. things. we are here is actually on fire. there is more freedom of speech being in the good that ever it was in the history of its unique human treatment its barbarity was the by we have to give the government of libya has a new government of national unity which promises free elections by the end of this year for the roadblocks it faces are immense armed militia groups still hold power throughout the country they still kill and kidnap with impunity my guest this week is tommy by libya's ambassador to the u.n. in geneva where he joins me how will this new government succeed well beyond those of failed. come in bio welcome to conflict zone thank you thank you very inviting 3 days after y

in geneva where he joins me how will this new government succeed where all the others fail. coming by you welcome to conflict zone thank you thank you for your invite 3 days after your new government of national unity was sworn in that was a shocking reminder of how little unity there is in your country up to 15 bodies were found handcuffed and dumped on a cement factory in the eastern city of benghazi while life remains so cheap and murderers enjoy almost total impunity. in your country there's not been much to celebrate with this new government is there well that's not necessarily accurate because we don't 1st of all we don't know when this crime took place secondly as you know during the transition period stings tend to be. take a little bit of time to to to come to more stable environments where you're not suggesting to be there on daily killings and discoveries of mass graves if these killings go on this government will fail like all the others won't it that's the point absolutely and therefore that 6 truly important for the international community the united nations an

and the leaders of divided cyprus are meeting in geneva for talks hoping to find some common ground before resuming peace negotiations that have been stalled for you the. few i'm god as welcome to the program more than 200000 people have now died from covert 19 across india the numbers keep rising fast driven at least in part by a new more infectious variant of the virus countries around the world have begun sending medical aids to india including desperately needed oxygen as the wave of new infections overwhelms its health care system hospitals are being forced to turn away patients and authorities scramble to get equipment to those who needed most. in some indian hospitals the oxygen supply has run out finding. people who might have survived the disease are dying as a result. of getting out there there's no oxygen in all of town. let me know my mother was admitted 3 days ago i was told she was fine and recovering all the tests were done then last night they said they didn't have any more oxygen she passed away. hospital's an i.c.u. units across the country are overwhelmed after weeks of

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an abrahim on the streets case was also the same thing clearly these are clear violations of the geneva convention but then again everything about guantanamo is a violation of the geneva convention and although what mohamedou went through was much worse than could be portrayed in the movie. everything bad that cameron does put into the movie actually happened to mohamedou. my turn let me ask you. what if you run. where in the west why. he built this place. you abandon all of your principles all the law is. wrong. and it's the it's the 10 year anniversary of the going time of leaks from wiki leaks julian a songe of course the un accuses the authorities here of torturing you are here in london and we would you really have won the case nancy if you hadn't had this meeting with the us prosecuting attorney we had to file motions to compel as it shown in the in the movie over and over again to get documents from the government and finally the government the senate armed services committee report the schmidt report there were numerous reports that released this information. so that the judge c

past geneva avenue, heading over to san francisco, because we have a far car fire right now past geneva avenue. painfully there is no backup there and it doesn't appear injuries were involved. metering lights on earlier than usual today and 5:58. so that is about normal. i will keep an eye on that backup as you can see this forming come but things are looking good in oakland, chanute 880 at the coliseum camera. reggie and kumasi? >>> thank you, jobyou, jobyou, o joe crackdown, stopping the disturbances. >>> president biden's push for gun control and police reform. the speech he >>> oakland police are cracking down on sideshow activity. >> if you think you've gotten away with sideshow in the past, there are those that will tell you, we have come to their homes and taken their vehicles after a sideshow. department our tyjoy it. announced they are adding patrol dedicated to sideshow enforcement. police are also asking the public to report sideshows by sending them an email at sideshow tips at opopopopopop >>> this week, president biden is going to push for gun control and police reform. it

in geneva, this immense storehouse of information becomes part of the arsenal of embattled doctors andentists everywhere. health reports are received, checked, filed, collated and sent out again, ready for use. because now trains are entering and leaving stations. ships leave and dock at foreign ports. millions live, work and suffer. for the sailor, it's always hard to say goodbye. harder still when your wife is sick, burning with fever, and you have to pull anchor. there is nothing to worry about, you say. she'll be all right in a couple of days. besides, you need the job. but neither of you suspect typhus, the black plague. and so goodbye. both have become carriers of death-dealing germs. germs that will blast the lives of shipmates, germs traveling across seas to start a terrible epidemic at any moment, anyplace. epidemics start anytime, anyplace, wherever you are. wherever she is, now in a hospital, there are no doubts it is contagious. immediate action. her life at stake and she might infect or has already infected. who is she? the kinfolk. send a message everywhere, to every port

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secretary general antonio turner she's holding meetings in geneva with the leaders of the divided island of cyprus to try and find common ground between the 2 sides the island has been split along ethnic lines between greek and turkish cypriots for decades the hope is to use this summit as a springboard to resume peace talks that have been stalled since 2070. time seems to have come to a standstill and for russia it's largely greek population fled during turkey's invasion of cyprus.

department continually questioned her about who's going to meetings who's going to give testimony in geneva what are they going to say what business is that of your criminal investigation division. well if there is a issue with the person they can always complain to the police and the and seek redress from the judiciary and i would you need that is very independent and in these talk all areas is mostly it is there are all natives who are the judges so this is these are only accusations very conveniently made without any substance why don't they make a complaint to the police where they can make a complaint to the president they can make a complaint to the inspector general law police and the enemy delish any proceeding without doing that you just complain and then you mentioned about human rights defenders we know most of the human rights defenders are receiving money from the west and we know the bank accounts we know how much money has come and gone so these are not born of being the human brain defenders they are playing to the sound none of them you've just smeared the whole lot of them

one day and i thought we are lost in geneva, we might as well turn into something positive. so we got off the bus we were on and i saw beautiful trees and flowers and it was very green space and i said look, there's a beautiful park, let's do a picnic there, and we had sandwiches. we went inside and as we were trying to get comfortable and sit on benches my mother spotted headstones that she pointed to me we were gasping because the cemetery is not supposed to be a place that you haphazardly walk into and decide to eoc which is, a cemetery is a place to be somber and you're supposed to go there with a different perspective to grieve and all of that. suddenly we were in the middle of the city and we got off the bus and had sandwiches in our bags and it was a beautiful space and there we were, on top of a couple of graves and i realize it was the same way that life always goes on, cemeteries don't stop you because in america we always know that even as tragedy happens our job is to go one and i think the moment in my years in america that completely drove that notion home for

the leaders of divided cyprus are meeting in india a meeting in geneva talks there hoping to find common ground before resuming peace negotiations that have been stalled for years. arjuna mohammad welcome to the program international aid supplies are arriving in india as of battles another wave of covered 19 infections ventilators and oxygen were flown in from the u.k. and germany says it will be sending medical equipment in the coming days and he has confirmed the death toll is now climbing to around 200000 hospitals are struggling to cope with the tracing number of cases and turning patients away authorities us founding to get equipment to those who need it the most as well. in some indian hospitals the oxygen supply has run out. people who might have survived the disease are dying as a result. there's no oxygen in all of town. my mother was admitted 3 days ago i was told she was fine and recovering all the tests were done then last night they said they didn't have any more oxygen she passed away. hospital's an i.c.u. units across the country are overwhelmed after weeks of a sharp rise

prior to joining the deputy secretary general where she was posted in geneva and even earlier as viceresident of international programs and operations for care usa that would be a peace corps in the german agency for technical cooperation and others thank you so much not just for your partnership today you in the organization are working on the frontline to prevent the spread of covid and those front-line workers who see first-hand. why that equitable distribution of the vaccine is so critical and critical in preventing the spread of covid what are the stakes you see where that has been working and it's great to be with that critical issue of our time. this year has been challenging for all of us but imagine and coping with the pandemic with no access to healthcare to speakers to live in a tent in a refugee camp and imagine sharing water with 250 people with the crisis magnitude the poorest suffer the most the public health emergency killing millions worldwide and has already been spoke to with that fallout with trillions of dollars of losses with devastating impacts of people living

rouhani said iran 100 launched a new advanced enrichment centrifuges at that site ahead of talks in geneva to revive the 2015 nuclear deal a subject has this update for us from the capital tehran. and the tense nuclear plant is the main nuclear facility for iran and under the 2015 nuclear deal there are allowed to enrich uranium iran has a habit of downplaying. such incidents in last summer we were told that there was just a fire at an outdoor facility at natanz we were shown state t.v. footage downplaying it then we were told there was an explosion and then we were told that it was an act of sabotage and yesterday it was referred to by an official in the transplant as a terrorist attack also this takes place at a time where an iranian ship was targeted in the red sea by a mine we understand that israel is being blamed for that and at the same plant in 2010 a virus affected the centrifuges but also towards the end of last year in november iran's lead scientist and for his other was assassinated here into her answer all these incidents taking place. raise questions around iran security but

now i'm speaking really as someone watching it from here where i am in geneva. i think that the russians and the chinese are interested in getting their vaccines approved by who, but it would seem that they haven't had the experience of coming before the who regulatory processes. they've not used it in the past. their experience is very limited and the first challenges in making the right submissions to get their vaccines cleared, it's true the china were not as clear as the russians, but we're also seeing the importance of getting global who approve it so they can markets it, but i'm seeing some form of, called the vaccine diplomacy, which is so unnecessary. what we want is to maximize production for the whole safe and vaccine for the whole world. what we want, what we shouldn't have is power plays around the vaccine, the vaccines. so i would want that the who speeds up the process for these vaccines so that we can know what is in their safety, and how safe they are and join the pool of what everybody can get even through covax and there's a need for the richer

joining she served as the deputy secretary general of care international where she was posted in geneva and even earlier as vice president of international programs and operations for care usa. she has had key assignments with u.s. peace corps, the world food program, the german agency for technical cooperation thank you not just for your partnership today and for the work but you and the organization are working on the frontline to present the spread of covid. from that perspective a front line workers, who see firsthand what is at stake, rebuke and give us a sense of why an equitable distribution of the vaccine critical in the spread of covid surely. what are the stakes they've been working. >> thanks so much. it's great to be with chelsea, roz, and others. i was thinking about this critically to other times. and indeed this year has been a challenging year for all of us. imagine coping with the pandemic while you have no access to healthcare to speak of. live in a tent in a refugee camp and imagine sharing one water tap with two hunter 50 people. as usual in a crisis of this kind of

july 21st, 1954 and geneva, french general scientists ease fire agreement with the admin general.sia's molotov and -- negotiations between read china's, and french premier, the chiefs of armistice, which brings to an end seven and a half years of fighting in indochina. the flag comes down. the french leave hanoi, according to the arms terms, and virtual control is left in castro reveals, i am a marxist-leninist and will be one until the day i die. socialism is a world reality today. there is no halfway between socialism and imperialism. >> we have been watching the communist takeover of territories. while this was going on, comrades throughout the world were charged that capitalism inevitably leads to imperialism. this is like thief crying thief. and we note, that their movements of followed a rather rigid pattern. there's a reason for this, because it is spelled out in the communist international of official publication communist. let's look at a few very select quotes. immediately after the seizure of power, the central committee will set up a new government. it will appear demo

un secretary general antonio good terrorists is holding meetings in geneva with the leaders of divided cyprus to find some common ground between the 2 sides the island has been split on ethnic lines between greek and turkish cypriots for decades the hope is to use this summit as a springboard to resume formal peace talks have been stalled since 2070. time seems to have come to a standstill and for russia it's largely greek population of fled during turkey's invasion of cyprus in 1974 the once popular tourist destination has been stripped of life ever since in a nearby village. east out a living from the arid landscape the farmer is disappointed that peace talks between the turkish and greek parts of cyprus have been unsuccessful all these years. we want the same opportunities that the e.u. and the rest of the world offer the greek cypriots the sanctions against us should be lifted and we should be recognized as an independent state. the president of turkish controlled northern cyprus arison ta tower and turkey's president wretch of the one post $1.00 to $2.00 state solution that would

in geneva loose new government succeed. conflict sophie 30 minutes to. finally learning to reach out 60. her entire life cast lead you may has invested everything into education for her 10 children. she herself is a little mix my commanding older women in turkey. but has lee in my analysis that learning always been a soft focus on europe. in 90 minutes on t w. created. do you feel worried about the planet. peter . i'm neal i was talking on the reasons of cost and to me it's korea remains church the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation from a few for the plans. of the more. i can see the procedure of war isn't love the. endless war swallow horror. movies lol birds lose. there's no news no lola for the wicked. goes under your world gives the liver. a can't sleep. good sleep. her sweet. this is the w. news line from berlin russia ramped up its crackdown on political opposition place arrest more than a 1000 people. jailed critics alexina felt he's in dire health and the 3rd week of a hunger strike coming up. just a d

secretary general antonio terrace is holding meetings in geneva with the leaders of the divided island of cyprus to try and find common ground between the 2 sides has been split along ethnic lines between greek and turkish cypriots for decades the hope is to use the summit as a springboard to resume peace talks that have been stalled since 2017 full. time seems to have come to a standstill and for russia it's largely greek population fled during turkey's invasion of cyprus in 1974 the once popular tourist destination has been stripped of life ever since in a nearby village. ekes out a living from the arid landscape the farmer is disappointed that peace talks between the turkish and greek parts of cyprus have been unsuccessful all these years. we want the same opportunities that the e.u. and the rest of the world offer the greek cypriots the sanctions against us should be lifted and we should be recognized as an independent state. president of turkish controlled northern cyprus arison tar and turkey's president recha heir to one post $1.00 to $2.00 state solution that would formalize th

just two weeks ago, researchers of the large hadron collider outside geneva had a similar result. >>eally on now to try and get one of these experiments to really get the proof that this really is something new. that will take more data and more division -- more measurements, and hopefully evidence that these effects are real. reporter: these very early results are not definitive yet, but they are generating a lot of excitement about the prospect of a giant leap forward in our understanding of the universe. katty: amazing. a mystery force is always so confounding when a galaxy spins faster than it should. before w go, we feel safe in saying that you have never seen a model train quite like this one. [bells ringing] katty: when a musum in hamburg germany was forced to shut down, he placed thousands of gallons -- thousands of bottles along the train. it creates a medley of classical music. the effort earned a spot in the guinness book of world records. i am not sure what the competition was. i did not know there was a record at all for model trains hitting glasses to create music, but

just 21 -- july 21, 1954, at geneva, a french general signs a cease-fire agreement with the vietnam generalers taking part are russia's molotov and china. the negotiations between red china achieves an armistice which brings to an end seven and a half years of fighting in indochina. the flag comes down. the french leave hanoi according to the armistice terms. and virtual control is left in the hands of red elements. these are some of the million vietnamese refugees fleeing the area. the red army takes over. the communist flag goes up. proclamation and decrees of the new order are immediately posted. cuba. the nationalist congress of socialist youth meets with the theme, down with yankee imperialism. as they hail castro's expropriation of the united states' holdings. delegates are from red china, the united states, canada, russia and romania. in 1961, castro reveals, i'm a marxist-leninist and will be one until the day i die. socialism is a world reality today. there no halfway between socialism and imperialism. >> we have been watching the communist takeover of territories and countries. wh

secretary general antonio good terrorist is holding meetings in geneva with the leaders of divided cyprus to find some common ground between the 2 sides the island has been split along ethnic lines between greek and turkish cypriots for decades the hope is to use this summit as a springboard to resume formal peace talks have been stalled since 2070. time seems to have come to a standstill and for russia it's largely greek population fled during turkey's invasion of cyprus in 1974 the once popular tourist destination has been stripped of life ever since. in a nearby village. ekes out a living from the arid landscape the farmer is disappointed that peace talks between the turkish and greek parts of cyprus have been unsuccessful elisi years. we want the same opportunities that the e.u. and the rest of the world offer the greek cypriots the sanctions against us should be lifted and we should be recognized as an independent state. the president of turkish controlled northern cyprus arison tata are and turkey's president wretch of the one both want a 2 state solution that would formalize the de

after new york, she was studying in geneva when she met her prince charming, henry, the grand duke of university, and i meet this young boy. and i do know that i said to myself -- we're going to keep a distance. worst thing you can do is fall in hoff wilove with a crown pri what a problem. that was my thought. >> you were one of the first outsiders to marry into a royal family anywhere. you're also not from a european background, you're cuban. what was that like for you? >> at the time, it was not usual for a young girl who was not of the royal circle to marry into the royal circle. >> it had to be incredibly difficult. here you are, a young woman falling 92 love, the love of your life, not knowing whether or not you'll be able to actually spend your lives together. >> yeah, it was hard. and the more the years passed, the more stressful it became. >> could you have ever dreamed thrive would bring you here, grand duchess of luxembourg, a royal family in europe? >> really not. no, no, no. i would have people working for us in the household that would come and address me and say, your ro

researchers at the large hadron collider outside of geneva got a similar result. >> the race is on toof these experiments to really get the proof that this really is something new. it will take more data and more measurements. hopefully, it will show evidence that these effects are real. >> these very early results are not definitive yet, but they are generating a lot of excitement about the prospect of a giant leap forward in our understanding of the universe. ros: and a reminder of our top story, european and british medical regulators have issued cautionary advice about the astrazeneca vaccine, saying unusual back -- blood clot should be listed as a possible side effect. the benefits from using the vaccine very much outweigh the risks, they say. the european medicines agency says women under the age of 60 seem to be the most affected. more online from narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for amera's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewer

in the un secretary general antonio terrorists is holding meetings in geneva with the natives of a divided island of cyprus to try and find common ground between the 2 sides the island's been split along ethnic lines between greek and turkish cypriots for decades the hope is to use this summit as a springboard to resume peace talks that have been stalled since 2017. time seems to have come to a standstill and for russia it's largely greek population of fled during turkey's invasion of cyprus in 1974 the once popular tourist destination has been stripped of life ever since. in a nearby village. east out a living from the arid landscape the farmer is disappointed that peace talks between the turkish and greek parts of cyprus have been unsuccessful only serious. we want the same opportunities that the e.u. and the rest of the world offer the greek cypriots the sanctions against us should be lifted and we should be recognized as an independent state. the president of turkish controlled northern cyprus arison tar and turkey's president to one both want a 2 state solution that would formalize th

the faculty of geneva college wasn't quite brave enough to just dismiss this man's endorsement. so, they did what they thought was a bright idea punch in the question to the student body saying students, here is this bizarre request from this young woman in philadelphia, surely you will reject it and if anyone of you is against her coming to study we will take care of that and it will be your decision. the student's kind of looked at each other and said, not only are our professors cowers, but this will be hell fun. [laughter] mischief here. they assumed they were having a prank played on them by a neighboring medical school arrival. they assumed it was all from the beginning a prank, so they had a meeting that night and basically beat into submission anyone who had rejection until they had an anonymous response to the faculty was yes and then they forgot about it. it was just funny and three weeks later a young woman walked into the lecture hall, so you know it's interesting because in her memoir and the sort of forward part, forward facing part of her memoir elizabeth tells th

of the international council of nurses in geneva i thank you for your time. now to some of the other developments in the pandemic biotech pfizer says it will provide the e.u. with an extra $50000000.00 doses in the 2nd quarter of this year this is on top of the 200000000 already earmarked for the block and denmark will stop using the astra zeneca vaccine entirely because of its possible link to rare cases of blood clots well this could delay denmark's vaccine roll out by up to a month and south korea has reported its highest daily jump in new infections in 3 months now the experts are blaming increased travel which they say shows public vigilance is falling. now to research from the field of physics that scientists say could be a major breakthrough in our understanding of the universe it all has to do with the behavior of some atomic particles called neurons experts said at a lab near the u.s. city of chicago have shown that they move at a rate that's faster than expected potentially a lock in the secrets of a previously undiscovered 5th force of nature. this

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