russia has a 3rd vaccine in its arsenal against the pandemic kovi is expected to enter the market later this month we spoke with the center director but. when you pulled out of the can you explain what makes the kovi vaca vaccine different he uses a deactivated virus but what does that actually me who was wounded in the queue works with we used a process called in activation which basically means killing the virus vaccines usually use a live virus or an already dead one we're dealing with an inactivated whole cell vaccine an approach that we've been developing for many years all of the vaccines that that you mock of center are based on this method a significant number of our vaccines form part of the russian national vaccination calender. causing a lot of the book at the what how long did it take to develop the vaccine how did you test it with you know where i'm of the it took almost a year and that's a very short time no western company has ever managed to produce a vaccine like this in such a short timeframe there are other technologies involved a key step was extracting the virus we

every day we see more and more patients for whom kovi did not end with them leaving the hospital sometimes the consequences last for months and how long it will last is completely incomprehensible the most important thing here is not to miss the moment and see a doctor in time. use of electronic monitoring tags and israel to make sure people are self isolating when they arrive and the country isn't getting the warmest of reactions from israel is more on this we can cross now to our teams middle east on a policy where so paula what kind of reaction has there been. well as you can see i'm standing just outside the building in front of the arrivals hall and the security here at ben gurion international airport just outside tel aviv is not letting the media into the building the people you see behind me are journalists and ironic ironically the reason given by the security is that they don't want the media to make this into more of a story than it is and it's it is to jase that the israeli authorities know just how controversial this program that they introducing this often is now the 1st flig

every day we see more and more patients for whom kovi did not end with them leaving the hospital sometimes the consequences last for months and how long it will last is completely incomprehensible the most important thing here is not to miss the moment and see a doctor in time. a hugely controversial security bill which would stop people sharing images of police officers online is back up for debate in france this time in the senate it comes after the country's interior ministry are real but attacks on officers have more than doubled in the past 2 decades with recent nella best and anti-lock out protests only exacerbating the situation. we know no more. regular errors. the country sees around 85 incidents of violence against officers recorded every day and january alone more than 2200 cases were registered and on thursday of last week a police station near paris was attacked with projectiles and fireworks by around 30 people 4 suspects were arrested after that incident one officer revealed what he thinks is behind the violence. what we need to do is to try to resolve the problem upstream a

went to china to investigate the origins of the sas kovi to pathogen. but their mission did not uncover anything new. the prevailing theory is still that the virus most likely jumped from animals to humans at some point but how do animals pass diseases to people. this sounds coast to virus emerged seemingly out of the blue and up ended the whole world it was a huge shock to most people but scientists and politicians knew it was probably just a matter of time before the next pandemic emerged the news about on monday if we carry on like this we'll probably careen from one crisis to the next in the coming decades. we can't rule out that we want our town to pathogens another much more very learned and will kill many more people for the current coronavirus. as humankind grapples with this pandemic further threats looming. last june. researches in china discovered a new strain of swine flu with pandemic potential the g. 4 strain resembles the variant that killed almost 20000 in 2009 and 10. can also be transmitted from animals to humans from person to person

this problem is that variants can also mutate in ways that lower existing immune protection to sars kovi to whether for those who've been vaccinated or for those who have had the disease so variants could turn people we thought were protected back into potential and factors to. spike the imponderables many see falling case numbers and countries with high vaccination rates as evidence that herd protection is already beginning to influence the course of the pandemic but we won't really know we have until we get there. that's it thanks for watching. tick tock. a dark day for the teams at the bottom of the league last claims to charlotte. sacks it's coach and plans for the 2nd division. but the competition is also struggling for relegation contenders for defeat causing hardly any threat to their closing teams goal to comb through the spong d.w. . we're all set. to go beyond t.l.c.'s. extreme take on the world. i think all that gets nearly all of the stories that matter to you. remember it takes on believe. me a. job we are here is actually on fire made some times. happiness is for everyone s

the other 2 tests are meant to detect occurrence infection of cells kovi to. the antigen test requires a swab from the back of your nose or throat and detects proteins from the surface of the virus. the results are quick but not as accurate as a p.c.r. test here you also need saliva or in nasal swab. these tests are intermediate to identify genetic material called are in a. p.c.r. test is the most reliable. but it takes up more time and resources and so it cannot be easily used for mass testing. but pool testing for the virus could change that mathematicians in rwanda have now developed an algorithm to do just that. in the fight against the pandemic we wonder coronavirus task force relies on comprehensive contact tracing. to get an up to date picture of how much the corona virus has spread rwanda regularly tests a cross-section of the population using an ingenious strategy called pool testing. the brains behind this strategy is professor wilfred defun who is director of research at the african institute for mathematical science or a i.m.s. global network. if y

not told the special fruits and vegetable faced to tell us name day of the suggestions included hope kovi and even from merkel after the german chancellor. bread at the top of the hour to no deal is next with your business update. download. what people have to say 1st to us. that's right we listen to the stories reporter every weekend on d w. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. we explore every day life. what europeans fear and what they hope for. on their own. on g.w. . said covert vaccine patents be scrapped that's a question for the world trade organization today as it consults with countries who argue doing so would help boost supply and what other nations who say it threatens innovation. also on the show we take you to rwanda where the ban on single use plastics has given rise to more elastic solutions. this is the w. business i'm joined now the lot in berlin so happy you can join us. the chief of the world trade organization rosie a condo if we all has demanded a boost of cold in $1000.00 vaccine production in developing countries she said and i quote t

the entire city went into lockdown the outbreak was eventual e traced to a new virus known as sod's kovi to a corona virus that causes the disease known as coded 98. the closure of the market is a delicate subject in ruhani this fishmonger won't tell us his name and he's one of the few people willing to talk to those he acknowledged. findings are you something . some people so. there's no way to turn it on a come off. that's a lot of other. year on how. c c when she. says this is. your face on the old time thank you what i heard. jane on your one lot tell us that our society i'm our part there are. only a handful of the unused. salafism we are going on. in why you are the pelican is i me by police on down on all of those in the mail. changing ways and i think people will bomb and kill us all as well as. his parents weren't the only regulars at the market to catch the disease the chinese study revealed that of the 1st patients hospitalized 2 thirds had been to the markets a busy center selling seafood and animals. always as well as all. in these markets you can find domestic animals as we

safe vaccine she says the benefits of the vaccine in combating the still widespread throughout of kovi 19 continue to outweigh the risk of side effects the vaccine is not associated with an increase in the overall risk of blood clots and those who receive it however the. may said it would now be adding to the medicine to let people know that one of the possible side effects could be blood clotting a warning that's already in place in countries such as canada but despite those reassurances from the e m a there hasn't been fully convincing. european countries some european countries like france finland iceland have decided that they will stop giving astra zeneca again in fact some of them already have however they will only give it to populations of old age groups and that's because when the evidence will move things they said in their press conference last week was that the case is that they had seen the blood clotting that could possibly be linked to astra zeneca. in the younger age groups now trusting seneca has completely gone off the edge of a cliff across the european union a recen

way to china to investigate the origins of the sars kovi to pathogen. but their mission did not uncover anything new. the prevailing theory is still that the virus most likely jumped from animals to humans at some point but how do animals pass diseases to people. of. this size coast to virus emerged seemingly out of the blue and up ended the whole world it was a huge shock to most people but scientists and politicians knew it was probably just a matter of time before the next pandemic emerged really but i wonder if we carry on like this we'll probably careen from one crisis to the next in the coming decades. we can't rule out that we were not counted pathogens that are much more very learned and will kill many more people for the current coronavirus. as humankind grapples with this pandemic further threats and looming. last june researches. china discovered a new strain of swine flu with pandemic potential the g. 4 strain resembles the variant that killed almost 20000 in 2009 and 10 g. 4 can also be transmitted from animals to humans from person to pers

the other 2 tests are meant to detect a current infection of cells kovi to. the antigen test requires a swab from the back of your nose or throat and it tests proteins from the surface of the virus. the results are quick but not as accurate as a p.c. our test here you also need saliva or a nasal swab. these tests are intermediate to identify genetic material called our in a. p.c. our test is the most reliable. but it takes up more time and resources and so it cannot be easily used for mass testing. but pool testing for the virus could change that mathematicians in rwanda have now developed an algorithm to do just that. in the fight against the pandemic we wondered coronavirus task force relies on comprehensive contact tracing. to get an up to date picture of how much the corona virus has spread rwanda regularly tests a cross-section of the population using an ingenious strategy called pool testing. the brains behind this strategy is professor wilfred to define who is director of research at the african institute for mathematical science or a i.m.s. global net

don't make you sick many people still have to be reminded of that approved vaccines don't contain sars kovi 2 they contain things that fake an infection with it and that can cause side effects as your immune system reacts sometimes even. fairly powerful side effects but but those are signs the vaccine is working and are almost always quite short term the 3rd point i want to make is that health authorities pretty much all recommend everyone get backs unaided when they have the chance even if they have the disease and have recovered because then the vaccine at as a booster can help shore up the immune response even more there might be some instances for example where someone is extremely for a hole or where there are serious underlying conditions where doctors might recommend postponing back summation but if they were recommending that for my in-laws i'd certainly make them explain why because vaccines saved lives. and there it williams will be back next week as well call it $100.00 special thanks for watching. the forced into a mass. their bodies near to. the street of the slave trade is afr

don't make you sick many people still have to be reminded of that approved vaccines don't contain sars kovi 2 they contain things that fake an infection with it and that can cause side effects as your immune system reacts sometimes even. fairly powerful side effects but but those are signs the vaccine is working and are almost always quite short term the 3rd point i want to make is that health authorities pretty much all recommend everyone get backs unaided when they have the chance even if they have the disease and have recovered because then the vaccine at as a booster can help shore up the immune response even more there might be some instances for example where someone is extremely frail or where there are serious underlying conditions where doctors might recommend postponing bax an asian but if they were recommending that for my in-laws i'd certainly make them explain why because vaccines saved lives. there williams will be back next week as well colbert not in special thanks for watching. the world go round because you care about sustainability. because the want to protect the environ

went to china to investigate the origins of the sars kovi 2 pathogen. but their mission did not uncover anything new. the prevailing theory is still but the virus most likely jumped from animals to humans at some point but how do animals pos diseases to people. like. this song to virus emerged seemingly out of the blue and up ended the whole world it was a huge shock to most people but scientists and politicians knew it was probably just a matter of time before the next pandemic in my. the news about on monday if we carry on like this we'll probably careen from one crisis to the next in the coming decades. we can't rule out that we will encounter pathogens that are much more very real and and will kill many more people for even the current coronavirus. as humankind grapples with this pandemic further threats looming. last june researches in china discovered a new strain of swine flu with pandemic potential the g 4 strain resembles the variants that killed almost 20000 in 2009 and 10 g. 4 can also be transmitted from animals to humans from person to pers

went to china to investigate the origins of the sars kovi 2 pathogen. but their mission did not uncover anything new. the prevailing theory is still that the virus most likely jumped from animals to humans at some point but how do animals pass diseases to people. this sounds cave to virus emerged seemingly out of the blue and up ended the whole world it was a huge shock to most people but scientists and politicians knew it was. probably just a matter of time before the next pandemic emerged about on monday if we carry on like this we'll probably careen from one crisis to the next in the coming decades but my comments also listen we can't rule out that we will encounter pathogens that are much more very learned and will kill many more people for the current coronavirus. as humankind grapples with this pandemic further threats looming. last june researches in china discovered a new strain of swine flu with pandemic potential the g 4 strain resembles the variant that killed almost 20000 in 2009 and 10 g. 4 can also be transmitted from animals to humans fro

went to china to investigate the origins of the sauce kovi to pathogen. but their mission did not uncover anything new. the prevailing theory is still that the virus most likely jumped from animals to humans at some point but how do animals pass diseases to people. over. the songs coast to virus emerged seemingly out of the blue and up ended the whole world it was a huge shock to most people but scientists and politicians knew it was probably just a matter of time before the next pandemic emerged the news about how mamby if we carry on like this we'll probably careen from one crisis to the next in the coming decades. we can't rule out that we will encounter pathogens that are much more very learned and will kill many more people for even the current coronavirus. as humankind grapples with this pandemic further threats looming. last june researches in china have discovered a new strain of swine flu with pandemic potential the g. 4 strain resembles the variants that killed almost 20000 in 2009 and 10 g. 4 can also be transmitted from animals to humans from

measures worked so well against flu viruses why have they proven so much less effective against sars kovi to at least part of the reason could be that influenza viruses were already endemic on a global scale sort of migrating if you can really use that term of the virus between the northern and southern hemispheres in a in a regular winter season rhythm so when killed at 19 hit a year ago lots of people had some immune. into the flu because they had it fairly recently then another significant slice of the population has since acquired some immunity from flu vaccines many scientists if the arise that that throwing 'd social distancing and frequent hand washing and masks into that mix possibly put flu viruses over a critical transmission threshold one where they they simply can't spread effectively but even today relatively few people globally have acquired any protection from sars kopi to do infection or vaccination so it can spread effectively at least that's the working hypothesis and a significant turnaround for the country which at one point had the highest death rate in the wilts. the

the other 2 tests are meant to detect a current infection of cells kovi to. the antigen test requires a swab from the back of your nose or throat and detects proteins from the surface of the virus. the results are quick but not as accurate as a p.c.r. test here you also need saliva or inasal swab. these tests are engineered to identify genetic material called are in a. p.c.r. test is the most reliable. but it takes up more time and resources and so it cannot be easily used for mass testing. but pool testing for the virus could change that mathematicians in rwanda have now developed an algorithm to do just that. in the fight against the pandemic we wonder as coronavirus task force relies on comprehensive contact tracing. to get an up to date picture of how much the corona virus has spread rwanda regularly tests a cross-section of the population using an ingenious strategy called pool testing. the brains behind this strategy is professor wilfred to define who is director of research at the african institute for mathematical science or a i.m.s. global network. i

the other 2 tests are meant to detect a current infection of cells kovi to. the antigen test requires a swab from the back of your nose or throat and detects proteins from the surface of the virus. the results are quick but not as accurate as a p.c.r. test here you also need saliva or a nasal swab. these tests are intermediate to identify genetic material called r n n e. the p.c.r. test is the most reliable. but it takes up more time and resources and so it cannot be easily used for mass testing. but pool testing for the virus could change that mathematicians in rwanda have now developed an algorithm to do just that. in the fight against the pandemic we wonder coronavirus task force relies on comprehensive contact tracing. to get an up to date picture of how much the corona virus has spread rwanda regularly tests a cross-section of the population using an ingenious strategy called pool testing. the brains behind this strategy is professor wilfred to define who is director of research at the african institute for mathematical science or a i.m.s. global network

the other 2 tests are meant to detect a current infection of cells kovi to. the antigen test requires a swab from the back of your nose or throat and detects protein it's one of the surface of the virus. the results are quick but not as accurate as a p.c.r. test here you also need saliva or a nasal swab. these tests are engineered to identify genetic material called r n a. the p.c.l. a test is the most reliable. but it takes up more time and resources and so it cannot be easily used for mass testing. but pool testing for the virus could change that mathematicians in rwanda have now developed an algorithm to do just that. in the fight against the pandemic we wonder coronavirus task force relies on comprehensive contact tracing. to get an up to date picture of how much the corona virus has spread the wonder regularly tests a cross-section of the population using an ingenious strategy called pool testing. the brains behind this strategy is professor wilfred defun who is director of research at the african institute for mathematical science or a i.m.s. global net

absolutely sure that none of the cases or at least the majority of the cases don't have undiagnosed kovi it dr do you agree with this i mean could this all come down to people already being infected and not knowing it and then receiving the vaccine. it's not certainly entirely plausible yes i mean we do know we know from the experience in israel least i went to a certain extent in the u.k. there are people tend to get an increased risk of if it was around the time of their nations largely because either they have gone a bit got the infection is that being going to trump the last minute or indeed because since they got the vaccine they sort of tend to relax and or eat when they are know that all that coming up they tend to relax saying in that following that it was fictions and that's been well described so it's quite plausible that such around the time of the vaccine more people than average would have been basing the infection and indeed that doesn't need to be investigated as a matter of priority if it hasn't already been done. fancy naming that what you bring up there even in terms of

don't make you sick many people still have to be reminded of that approved vaccines don't contain sars kovi 2 they contain things that fake an infection with it and that can cause side effects as your immune system reacts sometimes even. fairly powerful side effects but but those are signs the vaccine is working and are almost always quite short term the 3rd point i want to make is that health authorities pretty much all recommend everyone get backs unaided when they had the chance even if they had the disease and have recovered because then the balancing acts as a booster and can help shore up the immune response even more there might be some instances for example where someone is extremely frail or where there are serious underlying conditions where doctors might recommend postponing back summation but if they were recommending that for my in-laws i'd certainly make them explain why because vaccines saved lives. and there it williams will be back next week as will call it 19 special thanks for watching. oh. boy. what's going on here oh no house of your very own from a printer. computer ga

when you pulled out of the can you explain what makes the kovi vaccine different uses an activated virus and what does that actually me. we used a process called in activation which basically means killing the virus of vaccines usually use a live virus or an already dead one we're dealing with an inactivated a whole cell vaccine approach that we've been developing for many years all of the vaccines that you mock of center are based on this method was significant number of our vaccines form part of the russian national vaccination calendar report from and . they were how long did it take to develop the vaccine how did you test it with we don't know. but it took almost a year and that's a very short time no western company has ever managed to produce a vaccine like this in such a short timeframe there are other technologies involved a key step was extracting the viruses we want to various clinics and took blood samples from sick patients and tested for the presence of the virus and one patient turned out to have a strain that was particularly a manageable to our and we were able to multi-l

intensive care on ventilators but in fact this is not the case the majority of people with these so-called kovi tell you a little bit a young people have never been in intensive care and moreover i've not even consulted doctors about. manufactured not have any fever a cough at all. then i start to cough up blood and i've got a very severe pain in my leg some of the consciousness some symptoms were ending other was starting headaches and even congestion in my chest just by the non damage to my lawn so it was just an less they're going to it it is if you are sick with something but of what exactly where nobody can. cope it definitely hits the nervous system but this is its main target was. in which way. the room was small from both these occur in the vessels of the brain little haemorrhages all this becomes evident via very different symptoms sometimes rather obvious and sometimes not a headache is something understandable and this is not due to intoxication but due to covert micro bleeding and swelling. massive weakness is also what everyone describes and what is completely unusual for other dis

we have less of it we become more prone to infection and the crazy thing is that code 1000 the sars kovi to one of its ways of attacking the body is to deplete the body even more of that chemical which we need to fight infections and that may be one of the reasons why older people just cannot get rid of the virus quickly and many of them will succumb to it here's how about in the a little later but look there is the idea that elderly people are more vulnerable to delay because there are immune systems are weaker as well. but we also know that people's immune systems young people react to the virus so vigorously that they start to cause damage to their host and then in order to treat their interaction in their immune systems have to be weakened does that mean that the weaker immune systems in older people may actually be helpful in color treatments how does it work yeah well immunology is an extremely complicated field that's one of the reasons. you know i prefer to work on muscle it's just simpler. because you need different types of immune reactions depending on the type of infection an

as regards kovi didn't britain obviously one of the worst hit in the world one of those countries it really go off there with the saying that cases will soar as the government takes quotes a very significant risks from next month yami are we seeing the obviously we doubled feed man of work i work in critical care we doubled the amount of the patients that we see to the n.h.s. and critical care we were how much of it would be a fast found fair description in the 2nd why are you hopefully with a vaccination in place that might not have the same devastating impact.

problem is that that variance can also mutate in ways that lower existing immune protection to sars kovi to whether for those who've been vaccinated or for those who have had the disease so variants could turn people we thought were protected back into potential and factors to. spikey upon the rebels many see spalling case numbers and countries with high vaccination rates as evidence that herd protection is already beginning to influence the course of the pandemic but we won't really know we have that until we get there. and that's it thanks for watching. tick tock. a dark day for the teams at the bottom of the league last place to shite that loses sacks it's coach and plans for the 2nd division. but the competition is also struggling for relegation contenders for defeat causing hardly any threat to the closing teams goal kicker. g.w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word in the nico piece in germany to find your kind of. success why not born with him. to suffer it's simple online on your mobile and free. t.w. zealand in course free germany made easy. w

brazil is in a state of crisis and only now is president both and already the man who famously branded kovi a little flu and the man who just weeks ago complained of the dangers of wearing face masks has agreed to hold weekly meetings to discuss measures to curb the epic spread. a lot of were in the grip of a new variant of the corona virus this taking the lives of many brazilians we have 2 major challenges the virus and unemployment by the end of the year we will have more than 500000000 doses to vaccinate the whole population very soon we will return to our normal lives it's a tiny step forward for a man who continues to promote unproven covert 19 kills while his nation suffers until now as a more contagious variant of the virus rampages across brazil from all skink is it too little too late or. at all today we don't know where brazil will end up and we can see the world looking at the country with astonishment and fear this causes. schools grow in germany to impose another strict coronavirus lockdown the country's already struggling catering industry is on tenterhooks of what the future

its member states need to look at a common approach now to easing restrictions put in place by the kovi 1000 pandemic this is going to come in the sense of a framework which will look at things such as vaccination tests and also look at those who've been able to recover from the virus this is going to come in the form of a digital green certificate and the idea is to reestablish the freedom of movement across the block that is seems a fundamental right here in europe this is what the european commission president. had to say with this digital certificate to health member states reinstate the freedom of movement in a safe responsible and trusted manner it will be in a paper version and it will also be in a digital version both will have a key role could complete scans now and we're told that the data will be protected so there will be security around that but countries will be able to collect information all of those who are coming into their territory overseas whether they've had the vaccine or water whether they've recovered from 19 now this proof will then be waiver restrictions restr