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to try and diminish the impact of covert both from a health point of view but also from associate konami point of view and that can actually only be done if we have a suitable vaccine going forward. only a few months old the vaccine trial is expected to run at least until the latter part of 2021. i'm really hopeful that by this time next year we'll have a vaccine available the studies are going well and we should be able to achieve. with almost 16000 deaths and over 650000 impaction is in south africa alone for dr fairly and her team the arrival of a vaccine can't come soon enough. for corona virus deaths across africa lower than scientists would have expected especially when you consider there may have been many more cases than of so far been recorded a number of reasons have been put forward for that from africa's young population to traditional medicines there is another more unusual hypothesis some scientists believe parasitic worms could be protecting some africans from the full effects of coffee 19 on this we can speak to dr aqim hare of who is a parasite talers just on university

the weekend's do continue to see mass opposition rallies the question came self recently claim to konami scar was the 2nd venezuelan why does no appointed you said by external forces. the next phase has begun intense political financial and diplomatic pressure from outside neighboring countries refusing to recognize the election results and just like we saw in venezuela they found a better russian why don't you and declared president. journalist and broadcaster neil clark believes the west is manipulating took an oscar for its own interests in this film before haven't we but in venezuela of course when they see the west the u.s. and western powers tried through their proxies to topple the government. and when that it looked to for a while that might succeed when it did they then turned to plan b. which was to anoint the so-called opposition leader the legitimate leader of that country eat a vocation we could actually call this process so that's what's happened this week i think part of the strike the t.v. deal it it to my eyes look at franco by saying that the opposition an opposition le

country's economic elite your politically and therefore there are great geopolitical geostrategic konami interests to stop this. regional leaders in france are pushing back against the government over a new set of tough coronavirus restrictions a raft of new measures were unveiled on wednesday after a spike in case numbers to give reports next from paris well the health minister in france has outlined it new restrictions which sparked this war of words on social media between himself and local officials what he announced on wednesday evening is that 2 departments in france we've placed into a maximum alert that means that from saturday for 2 week period a limited period we're told there will be a closure of bars and restaurants people won't be able to go out to some public spaces in the 2 areas impacted are guadalupe and must say now we know that restrictions have been divisive people have been unhappy about them in the past but nobody nobody could have predicted the fear is reaction by mark sayes own mare i was astonished and angry with the decision the city of massey did not consult an

jonas to broadcast middle club believes the west is manipulating to konami sky for its own interests. because in this film before haven't we that in venezuela of course when they the west the us and western powers tried through that proxies to topple the government. and when that it looked to for a while that might succeed when it didn't they then turn to plan b. which was to anoint the so-called opposition leader the legitimate leader of that country he'd advocation we could actually call this process so that's what's happened this week i think it's part of the strategy to deal it atomize look at franco by saying that the opposition an opposition leader is the president course it's illegal but it's a new step they're hoping that will follow on from this is that more countries will recognize her as the legitimate leader of belarus the arrogance of this is absolute story could you imagine if you look at franco said say 2017 when we had a very close election in britain though i don't recognise the reason may as the prime minister of britain are i recognise dr recording that the election

to try and diminish the impact of coding both from a health point of view but also from associate konami point of view and that can actually only be done if we have a suitable vaccine going forward. only a few months old the vaccine trial is expected to run at least until the latter part of 2021. i'm really hopeful that by this time next year we'll have a vaccine available the studies are going well and we should be able to take action . with almost 16000 deaths and over 650000 texans in south africa alone productive fairly on her team the arrival of a vaccine can't come soon enough. for corona virus deaths across africa lower than scientists would have expected especially when you consider there may have been many more cases than have so far been recorded a number of reasons have been put forward for that from africa's young population to traditional medicines there is another more unusual hypothesis some scientists believe parasitic worms could be protecting some africans from the full effects of 19 on this we can speak to dr i came hair off who is a parson taller just out on universit

i think does that mean that although sadly luminaries and the micro konami wants does that mean that they have solved the business cycle that they are going to be able to tame the business cycle i think the answer is a clear no i and i.i. i'm not very sure when we're going to see the consequences these actions but i'm pretty sure that this is not the end well many oxley's. many of these measures they have been taken in the past the difference right now is they're mad right and these things never end well as we now see i think that's why having at least one flood and. that is outside this whole financial system. or best point or so here are a combination of these assets today so making more and more sense right now he just said something and i want to focus on it here because i think the audience probably their parents. picked up and they would appreciate a deeper dive into this you said that they the central bank prints bank reserves and that the bank may or may not lend those reserves this is an interesting point it's a subtle point and i think the audience might been. helpful to di

terms of that and the other thing to point out is that when you don't have any economic or get a konami growth which is the case in us and there is no company fundamentally wrong with me aside from very few exceptions. you know most investors are going to start looking for where is growth happening in the in this market in certainly is in the minors space so i think there's again a lot of impact in this answer as well i don't see necessarily the same sign is probably the same resolution of those issues you know you asked for a place like this. well you know that you know the political environment is very different we're you know even though it's a terrible political environment we're going through in the u.s. certainly you can't rank in the same level of places like brazil and even this well or even china so i think i think there's a difference even though i think we're in a race to the bottom with all the occurrence so the real question is which ones are going to be the worse so gold is probably the best assets won't environment like that and gold ringback begins up leading to a lot of

i'm promise professor of economics there is absolutely no evidence in the data that there is any konami justification for the austerity that they imposed it was simply about reducing the size of the state and trying to hurt the poor and all the evidence about the role of a sterile city has now been shown that we were right those of us who opposed it said it was a complete disaster what it did was it exposed countries to a shock that was coming and so so the great recession exposed vulnerabilities that existed in the past and now what's happened is because of the disastrous macroeconomic policy that hurt people it meant that these societies were vulnerable to a shock that was coming and with no protection so it's absolutely disastrous and you're right members of the labor party. it is almost and at the time i opposed it tooth and nail opposed to on the m.p.c. and i've opposed it for the last 20 years and if you look back in essence of being right and they've all been wrong well and they lead to political and financial class clearly disagrees with you and in fact they often point to the g

that they have had that but i think most of it oncet konami problem is the mess tic it's mismanagement and i also have to say that the sanctions that are supposed to be very imposed trudi a snap back mechanism are they you will end sanctions on iran and these sanctions are very limited indeed in a scope they were put on iran gargi on individuals for the you know to and richmond and myside the value of the month and of the what the g.d.p. harms and hurts iranian economy is american sanctions and many can. that you know privately sanctions that sanctions that are imposed on evading an emetic and entities dealing with iran and these but also american 2nd that he sanctions sanctions on other countries that may. do trade or investment or with iran i think what mr trump wouldn't do because he knows that the return of the u.n. sanctions isn't that big a deal so that's why they are really using the u.n. sanction that is snap back as it as a pretext to impose more sanctions operates on that's emetic can't vote i believe the primary and then later on seconded my concern is that america would mov

giving it to people to spend and that is not going to work well i said the only way to get really konami growth is to shrink government so that we can have a stronger more vibrant economy because we need more productivity to consume more we have to produce more and the government doesn't produce anything all it does is interfere with the productive efforts of the private sector you know the problem is though but peter but the government it particularly in the last 2 years that particularly during this economic turndown they chose winners i mean the you know so jeff bezos announced goal in 08 there's a real socialist in america because you're the winner in all of this ok i mean i think you know these terms calculus and socialism don't really mean anything for me is that both lose it who's been out of it promote all of this the middle class is not the working class isn't the big tech companies are in the banks are doing really well here and other banks are not only well look at the debate here imploding. look at the look at their sarah prices look the banking sector is in a lot of trouble

i'm probably professor of economics there is absolutely no evidence in the data that there is any konami justification for the austerity that they imposed it was simply about reducing the size of the state and trying to hurt the poor and all the evidence about the role of a sterile city has now been shown that we were right those of us who opposed it said it was a complete disaster what it did was it exposed countries to a shock that was coming and so so the great recession exposed vulnerabilities that existed in the past and now what's happened is because of the disastrous macroeconomic policy that hurt people it meant that the societies were vulnerable to a shock that was coming and with no protection so it's absolutely disastrous and you're right members of the labor party. it is almost and at the time i opposed it tooth and nail opposed to on the m.p.c. and i've opposed it for the last 20 years and if you look back in essence of being right and they've all been wrong well and they lead to political and financial class clearly disagrees with you and in fact they often point to the gro

versus lives it question a dichotomy as some people were trying to suggest because we are we have a konami damage we have social damage and then we have collateral medical problems we have seen increases now holes in the new diseases unplanned pregnancies all that sort of thing and mental health problems is going on certainly in the u.k. so i think that too to take too much of a of a metric approach to it to say that when we reach 5 percent we can on walk the community but when we go above that we have to start imposing welcome measures again it is overly simplistic stream a complex situation bob this this in an ideal environment this should have been purely medical debate about a disease and the need for a vaccine to protect people unfortunately when politics jump in jump in this is where the lions. and the in the u.s. where you live. you have people dismissive of the threats of covidien and you have those conspiracy theorists and you have a president who says or said initially shouldn't be worried isn't this politically explosive and divisive landscape a detriment to moving forward and c

quite a few south africans you know i'd hazard a guess and say you know the majority of the pulley konami working class are raising these issues with us and they're saying exactly that that they are many sort of economic immigrants and what are we doing to protect south african interests and it's a very difficult thing to on so especially i think coming from the way we do with the fact that south africa liberation came about particularly because of what we call the frontline states that ambien as above where you know what's on of those people who really took us in when we were fighting departed state but. it's this and that and i think it brought in order to us to have a genuine sort of solution orientated approach we do need to acknowledge it and that's why i've spoken here on that economic element so for me when i talk about that multipronged approach i agree fully with the report around better training of the news offices changing the curriculum to include immigration refugio rights etc but in addition to that we also have to be providing that economic opportunities for all people beca

to try and diminish the impact of covert both from a health point of view but also from associate konami point of view and that can actually only be done if we have a suitable vaccine going forward. only a few months old the vaccine trial is expected to run at least on the latter part of 2021. i'm really hopeful that by this time next year we'll have a vaccine available the studies are going well and we should be able to achieve. with almost 16000 deaths and over 650000 texans in south africa alone productive fairly on her team the arrival of a vaccine can't come soon enough. for corona virus deaths across africa lower than scientists would have expected especially when you consider there may have been many more cases than have so far been recorded a number of reasons have been put forward for that from africa's young population to traditional medicines there is another more unusual hypothesis some scientists believe parasitic worms could be protecting some africans from the full effects of coffee 19 on this we can speak to dr kim hair off who is a parser taller just on university thanks

remotest arc of the relationship with russia of course and i said you that you are increasingly and konami ties with russia it is a complex relationship you know our american friends sent have an ocean between them and russia we don't we have to join and shared history russia is not going to go away and that decision about russia saudi may be influenced by us but the russian position so we are talking about peace in libya you need to talk with russia we're talking about peace and syria like it or not you need to talk with russia and there are many other suspects so we are trying so dialogue that we dialogue no matter why we have dialogue or not very much to the causes no matter what russia doesn't know we this is very important to me because that's really what i believe is that we are in a world where apparently many of the step louche rules are not binding countries like russia and unfortunately even sometimes countries that we are more close to so germany is in the central position geographically in europe it's the most important economy we are not you know projecting military problem so

economists and the conditions when we're facing a global recession that you've bought for jack to bring it konami growth creates new jobs but also help us out the climate crisis and there are a number of measures that can be taking in that respect so i think this message is very relevant to a number of countries but then particularly assuming all that i just some leaders picking it up in europe the european union is looking at the at the package of measures to build the european economy and also to help but as climate change i think germany and france also looking to take some action and have already made some announcements and i can give us some examples also for what the u.k. government is doing in this respect. ok i mean if you can be very brief give us give us some very quick examples because there's another question i want to ask. so for example in the u.k. the government has announced that from the end of september all households can imply foregrounds the homes program where the governments would provide of the votes are for and the to do efficiency improvements to homes for example. introd

thank you aid agencies in sudan a warning of a shortfall in funding because of an economic and konami crisis record high flooding as left tens of thousands of people homeless and now many are struggling to buy enough food for their families to syria's mom it out oh it's amazing some of the most affected in the capital khartoum the facade of family hard hopes things would get better for them after that immovable of saddam's longtime leader a little bushy of. but a year and a half later prices of basic goods are still sorting an officer who is disabled and makes falafel or being cake to support our family is finding it hard to make ends meet. she added of course this life is very hard prices are increasing by the day and some days we eat some days we don't. a week ago the sudanese government declared a state of economy convergence the move followed a sharp decline by the sudanese pound against the dollar since then inflation has risen to a record 167 percent with prices of essential commodities like bread and sugar rising to more than double long queues for bread are visible almost ever