brussels bureau chief alexandra for naaman who is in porto portugal covering the story for us so like sandra what were the key moments at the summit. well i think it was very telling that both sides the european union and india praise their summit as a pivotal moment and moment of geo political importance they made clear that they are willing and ready to deepen their partnership and to boost cooperation in many key areas including digitalisation climate change and straight and talking about trade we just heard about the they announced to restart negotiations on a new trade agreement and that is of course very important for the european union they want a better access for tech companies and they wanted tariffs on european products to be reduced but of course we have to add that trade policy will be the true test although whether both sides are really able to improve their relationship very high on the agenda here of course covets 19 and the european union made it clear that they are willing to help india but they also stressed that they think that the proposal on vaccine patents was n

naaman who is following the summit for us live in port to port to go now e.u. leaders are still giving the press conference what came out of the meeting today. well it was a very important moment for the e.u. relations today and we heard just from the european council president bush on the shell that day have agreed on the resumption of their talks on trade investment protection and other issues and this can be releasing as a huge success for both sides they are trying to to use this just momentum to. work closer together because both sides are of course very concerned about the rising of china so this is the breaking news right now and the main outcome of this india e.u. summit they are going to talk and the goal is of course to have a free trade agreement in the end. why the e.u. want to get along with the u.s. on rights. this is of course a very important topic for india but shell michele the european council president just made it clear and the press conference concluding this summit that the european union is convinced that this is lifting the patent is no

but delirium will frequently damage a patient's brain permanently york naaman managed to recover fully. if you are someone who was pretty active before. and then you have to learn to walk again from wheelchair to walker to a crutch it can be frustrating but i think having our family really helped me because i wanted to get home again as quickly as possible that he intentionally that's all been through it's not yet clear what exactly triggers a delirium after a general anaesthetic. noice and stress commotion studies show that conditions in intensive care units promote the development of delirium. told. this room and there will be a show clinic in berlin has been designed in a way intended to reduce deliriums and be able to treat them better. the most important strategy used in this intensive care unit of the future is providing patients with important so they don't feel lost for example like panels simulate the day night rhythm. secondly commotion a noise or avoided. nurses only enter the rooms when necessary otherwise they keep an eye on patients from a surveillance room. still has hop

tourism and actually they're already planning to do so in mid may brussels bureau chief alexandra for naaman thank you so much. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world germany's october 1st has been canceled for a 2nd year in a row of varian premier markets that are says that the safety risks are too high as no one knows how long the pandemic may last the annual event in munich celebrating beer and the various culture normally draws 6000000 visitors. in the united states f.b.i. agents have shot an armed man outside of the headquarters of the central intelligence agency the suspect attempted to drive into the compound in langley virginia triggering an hour's long standoff he was taken to the hospital but his condition is unknown. the funeral of a black man shot dead by police has been held in the u.s. state of north carolina lawyers for andrew brown's family called his death unjustifiable and are demanding the release of police body camera footage of the shooting. the situation in ethiopia's cheek region continues to deteriorate as the conflict enters its 6th

of the brussels a bureau chief alexander naaman is that bad in puerto welcome alexandra the 1st day of this social summit is almost over have any decisions been reached. well yes the 1st day of this summit here in porto hess and with the joints declaration signed by the european council president by the european commission president by that point to go by the portuguese prime minister and also by a representative of business associations and unions and in this declaration the european union is setting the goals for the next 20 years there are promising to reduce the number of people living in poverty by 15 millions by 2030 they are promising to increase the employment rates to 78 percent by 2030 and they're also promising to train about 60 percent of the other world population every year so they would have better chances on the labor market and all of that sounds like really ambitious goals however the problem is that this declaration is a non-binding declaration and that means that if member states are not fulfilling those promises there will be no punishment and that's why there is a

or neb recruits funds and uses what it calls journalists to track russian troops the numbers of naaman's in russia and beyond we don't we don't know what the strategy is going to be nobody really knows but we're concerned that there may be russian troops even and you know there are so this is a concert to us and these are the immediate problems that we. are different media have left and. that we have really a grand relationship couldn't record relationship with looking at the deployment of russian military. in the country and how that may be changing. we should be raising our some of our time to do this work with the group and others you know tracking what these question but official forces and unofficial forces. doing the takeaway here is that ned is essentially a u.s. state intelligence organization we have libya on field and tempting to recruit who they believe is the form of the russian presidential candidate to gather information on the movement of government officials and the russian military and apparently offering the money for it so we need the money in the how would we how coul

brussels a bureau chief alexandra naaman is that that important welcome alexandra the 1st day of this social summit is almost over have any decisions being reached. well yes the 1st day of this summit here in porto has and with the joints declaration signed by the european council president by the european commission president by their court to go by the portuguese prime minister and also by a representative of business associations and unions and in this declaration the european union is setting the goals for the next 10 years there are promising to reduce the number of people living in poverty by 15000000 by 2030 they are promising to increase the employment rates to 78 percent by 2030 and they are also promising to train about 60 percent of the adult population every year so they would have better chances on the labor market and all of that sounds like really ambitious goals however the problem is that this declaration is a non-binding declaration and that means that if member states are not fulfilling those promises there will be no punishment and that's why there is already a lot

one generation after the other that is no normal occupation that is no normal and just that is no naaman oppression so let's be normalize the situation and if you want a normal and calm situation then employers and international law have a system of accountability for it is there and sessions and go by the palestinian people with protection and everybody did up protection of the law and i'm just hearing from my producer that 48 people have now died palestinians have now died as a result of what's been going on. so just to give you that latest figure you talk about the international community we have a new president in the u.s. who says that human rights is at the forefront of his administration how much pressure is there on the united states on president biden to do something about the situation in israel and the west bank. well certainly that's not pressure from congress. that has done exactly what it back as and could do with a few exceptions i don't want to generalize there's no pressure problem and the public except now we have an active solidarity could make movement and that to wor

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but the leery him will frequently damage a patient's brain permanently york naaman managed to recover fully. if you are someone who was pretty active before. and then you have to learn to walk again from wheelchair to walker to a crutch it can be frustrating. i think having my family really helped me because i wanted to get home again as quickly as possible doesn't contribute it's all they've been through it's not yet clear what exactly triggers a delirium after a general anaesthetic. noice and stress commotion studies show that conditions in intensive care units promote the development of delirium. this room in the fear show clinic in berlin has been designed in a way intended to reduce deliriums and be able to treat them better. the most important strategy used in this intensive care unit of the future is providing patients with input so they don't feel lost for example light panels simulate the day night rhythm. secondly commotion and noise or avoided nurses only into the rooms when necessary otherwise they keep an eye on patients from a surveillance room. still has hope on all i t

but delirium will frequently damage a patient's brain permanently york naaman managed to recover fully. if you are someone who was pretty active before. and then you have to learn to walk again from wheelchair to walker to a crutch it can be frustrating and i think having my family really helped me because i wanted to get home again as quickly as possible doesn't contribute it's all been through it's not yet clear what exactly triggers a delirium after a general anaesthetic. noice and stress commotion studies show that conditions in intensive care units promote the development of delirium. this room in the via show clinic in berlin has been designed in a way intended to reduce deliriums and be able to treat them better. the most important strategy used in this intensive care unit of the future is providing patients with him put so they don't feel lost for example like panels simulate the day night rhythm. secondly commotion a noise or avoided. nurses only enter the rooms when necessary otherwise they keep an eye on patients from a surveillance room. still talking all i think you can he

w. brussels bureau chief, alexander fun. naaman, who's at the g? 20 summit in rome force? i alexandra now the w h. o chief scientist has urged producers to open their payton's can we expect some sort of compromise from today's meeting? well, public, it doesn't seem that we can expect any significant progress on that matter because the positions have not changed. and i've seen the draft declaration of from that to the g. 20 leaders are expected to sign off on. and this declaration doesn't even mention they waiver. instead, the focus there, as you mentioned, is the voluntary transfer of know how and technology we know that that's the european position, the position of the european union, that you are a peon commission. and that is the co host of this summit. there are saying we are open to discussions, but we would rather like to explore the existing w t o a rules such as for example, compulsory license. and that means that you can give away the license even if the producers are not on board in some origin. cases so that is something they are ready to discuss but not the wai

promotion what are listening to brussels bureau chief alexander for naaman who is in port au portugal covering the story for us all day so it's not sure what well the key moments at the summit. i think it was quite interesting that both sides india and the european union described their summit here in porto as a pivotal moment a moment of geo political significance a dad was very telling they announced that they are going to work closely together in many key areas including digitalisation and of course climate change and trades they agreed to restart negotiations on a new free trade agreement and an investment protection agreement and that is of course very important for the european union that would like to see tariffs on european products reduced in india but of course we also have to add that the trade policy is going to be the true test of the whether the both sides really can improve their relationship and of course very high on the agenda here was also called it's 19 and here we have to say that the european union even promising more help to india made it very clear that there a