neighbors it's a polish government or it's a french government or it's a secretary general of god health organization or the u n general secretary and when you're with tariffs everyone is supporting this waiver only the german government is on the side of the pharmaceutical industry i don't think that this is a very wise decision. very little immediate impact because of bottlenecks in manufacturing and delivery of vaccines what impact do you think a waiver would actually have. we have seen this this report from india a few minutes ago and the indian government was asking begging on the side of south africa for such a way of they are not all stupid people there and over a 100 governments are asking for this waiver i don't think that the german government is much wider if it is only bringing a little bit to help this covert crisis we should do it. trade representative of the u.s. government catherine tate has said it we are in extraordinary circumstances and this needs extraordinary measures we are supporting the u.s. government but our government doesn't the german government said intellectual propert

neighbors it's a polish government or it's a french government or it's a secretary general of god health organization or the u.n. general secretary and when you're with tariffs everyone is supporting this waiver only the german government is on the side of the pharmaceutical industry i don't think that this is a very wise decision. very little immediate impact because of bottlenecks in manufacturing and delivery of vaccines what impact do you think a waiver would actually have. we have seen this this report from a few minutes ago and the engine government was asking begging on the side of south africa for such a way of not all stupid people there and over 100 governments are asking for this waiver i don't think that the german government is much wider if it is only bringing a little bit to help this covert crisis we should do it. trade representative of the u.s. government catherine tate has said we are in extraordinary circumstances and this needs extraordinary measures we are supporting the u.s. government but our government doesn't the german government said intellectual property is a source of in

health organization is calling for more health supplies and personnel. it says the territories facilities are at risk of being overwhelmed. so what i'll do it is in gaza. yesterday most of god went to the street to celebrate what they call the victory and also to celebrate the fees that followed ramadan. normally they had to stay at home for 11 days. so suddenly, when the fire was reached on people, most of the population here, this is here. this is the main on the most important we're in the gaza for the most of the families. they bring the children in the bag around to have some entertainment of some fun just to compensate staying or keeping the children 11 days. meanwhile, un security council has released a statement welcoming the cease fire, but stressing the need to stick to it. though it does stop short of a french attempt for a resolution. the statement says the members of the security council stress the immediate need for humanitarian assistance to the palestinian civilian population, developing an integrated robust packages support for swift, sustainable reconstruction and recovery statement goes on to say the members of the security council reiterated the importan

god. it didn't end well ever. the start of the pandemic, a reporter in asia conducted a video interview with the top physician at the world health organizatione asked about taiwan. first the doctor pretended he was experiencing technical difficulties and could not hear the question. in the end when pressed, he just turned off the call. he knew his masters in china didn't want him to talk about the possibility that taiwan could be an independent nation. he had to obey them. he is not alone. you see this in the united states. in a recent interview an actor and wrestler john promoted a new film called f- fine. -- 9. he said taiwan is the first country that can watch f- 9. that seems harmless but from the chinese perspective it is not allowed. he had to grovel in chinese for forgiveness. it's disgusting. we will only play part of it for you. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> tucker: to watch an american citizen apologize to our adversary for the crime of describing a nation as a nation -- taiwan is a country -- and he had to apologize. he never explained what he was apologizing for. he was not even allowed to repeat the sin. he can never mentio

god bless america! cheering. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. as israeli strikes against targets in gaza continue — prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns the offensive against hamas is not over yet. the world health organizationack to be far deadlier than the first. the united nations is warning of a sharp rise in the number of people dying as they try to reach europe by sea. with warm weather and falling covid rates, more migrants are attempting the journey. our europe correspondent nick beake and video journalist bruno bull—paahp have this exclusive report on a dramatic rescue. stranded in the middle of the atlantic, a helpless migrant boat. the spanish military helicopters overhead have never spotted anything like this here. it's 300 miles from shore. they realise there are many bodies. translation: this was a mass grave in the middle _ of the water, or really in the middle of nowhere. i believe their hopes had vanished into the ocean. but incredibly, there are survivors. including a 17—year—old girl called aisha, here in the red jacket. it's now a race to save them. it's the end of april and they've been drifting for three weeks. translation: there were men who could no longer stand up i and who screamed