it has dealt the world that's according to a warning from oxfam. it says 11 people are dying of starvation globally every minute. while 155000000 people are apparently facing crisis levels of food insecurity. the charity is also published a series of horowitz, 1st hand accounts of women struggling to feed their children. i can secure a good quality 14 for my children. therefore i feel guilty and i feel that no matter how much i'm trying, i still need to do more. i had to look for solutions. i can go hungry, but the boy cannot. i even dared. i dared allure to go back for food because i couldn't into your hunger. it hurts me. i'm out of ideas on what to do. the children are not eaten properly, and i sometimes feel like i am not raising them boil enough. most of the time, we have little to nothing to eat. i struggled to get my children to sleep at night . they asked for food and i tried to distract them, telling them stories until they're asleep. then i look at them and pray for a better life until i get stolen by sleep. auction listed climate changed

that's according to oxfam, which says, 11 people are dying from hunger around the world. every minutes we get insight from the charity also ahead of things of a sequence services. not only your drink come, shaken, not stirred. because the coolness god did. and of course, you always get the bad guy. frances, on the lookout for new spy talent. the national intelligence agency launches a recruitment drive we gauge reaction on the streets of paris. ah, coming to you live from our world news headquarters in moscow. this is our international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. he was president, has lashed out at washington, accusing it of stirring up mass protests across the country. thousands have flooded the streets of the caribbean nation over an economic crisis exact exacerbated by the pandemic. the anti government movements being called the largest and 30 years the u. s, which has a decades long embargo against the islands set. it fully backs the people's right to rally. the protest come after a uniquely tough year for cuba. economy plunged 11 percent hu

as many as 11 people died because of malnutrition every minute, according to oxfam.estimating 150 million people are living in crisis, uncertain where their next meal is coming from. at that is 20 million more than last year, blamed mostly on war and conflict, but the pandemic is a contributing factor. massive unemployment and severe disruption to food production have seen prices surge 40%, the highest price in more than a decade. one of the worst hit regions is latin america. daniel schreiber reports from buenos aires. daniel: the oxfam report calls brazil and emerging epicenter of hunger, where extreme poverty is multiplied threefold to 12% of the population, 20 million people with not enough food. this bakery in rio, it is not enough. >> when i go out with my mom and we walk around, we see children dying of hunger. that is really sad. daniel: there are similar scenarios across the region affecting young and old. venezuela says life was difficult before the lopez, now, much more difficult -- before the pandemic. now, much more difficult. >> we have to go looking fo

when eclipse, the devastation of the pandemic, according to oxfam, which says, every single minute 11 people are dying from hunger around the world. we get insight from the charity. ah, good evening, just gone 10 o'clock in moscow. you're watching archie international. he was president his last time it washington accusing it of stirring up mass protests across the country. thousands of floods the streets of the camera, be a nation over an economic crisis, exacerbated by the pandemic. the anti government movement is being called the largest in 30 years. the the well, the u. s. which does have a decades long embargo against the island said it fully backs the people's right to rally. the protests come off for a very tough us. cuba economy, his plunged 11 percent hurt by the code. the crisis and also american sanctions of the country says that the u. s. symbolic. go has cost at 9000000000 dollars last year alone, and is hurting its ability to fight the pandemic. marika cause it sanctions. so tools for democracy while keep as president demands, supporters do go acting, defend their country

that is, according to an anti poverty organization, oxfam which says, every single minute, 11 people die from hunger around the world. we get inside from them. ah, running out through, i've direct mer studios, moscow theses, our teacher national. shawn thomas, certainly glad to have you with us. you know, cuba president has lashed out in, washington, accusing it of stirring up mass protests across the country. thousands have flooded the streets of the caribbean nation over the economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic. the anti government movement is being called the largest in 30 years. the the now the protect kept a tough year for cuba. the economy has plunged 11 percent heard by the code, the crisis and american sanctions. the government supporters also hit the streets and to the president asked more to come out of correspondent for our sister channel or 2 spanish reports. now from havana. i someone's house demonstrations in support of the cuban government being held around the country. you can see national flags, portraits of the historical leader of the cuban revolution. fidel

then i look at them and pray for a better life until i get stolen by sleep. oxfam listed climate change armed conflicts and the economic impact of the corona virus pandemic. as the driving forces behind the crisis would locked downs and the closure of borders and businesses only making matters worse for those already disadvantaged. but the head of humanitarian policy at oxfam, matthew trust, god told us there are other factors as well. we have to understand what from actually means to pete lama. god, i mean it's extraordinarily serious with knowing that hunger figures were increasing. we predicted last year that the tension going to get was a see how about it's got net. thank yes, this is jen shocking. we have to make sure that people are able to get vaccine. so it's not just going to the rich countries because we have to also restart the economies and put a country for me. there are 3 key things we have 3 immediately. firstly, on these files and piece the 2nd is we have to stop worrying policies from blocking the monetary and 8. we cannot have a situation where parties is using hunger

that's according to oxfam, which says, 11 people are dying from hunger around the world. every minute we got insight from the charity ah, coming to live from our world news headquarters in moscow, this is our international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. cuba president has lashed out at washington, accusing it of stirring up mass protests around the country. thousands have flooded the streets of the caribbean nation over an economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic. an anti government movements being called the largest in 30 years. the the u. s. which has had a decades long embargo against the islands set. it fully backs the people's right to rally. protest come after uniquely tough here for cuba, the economy plunged 11 percent hurt by the coven crisis. an american sanction country said the u. s. embargo cost it 9000000000 dollars last year alone, hurting its ability to fight the pen. demik america calls its sanctions tools for democracy. while cuba, the president demands, supporters go out and defend their country. a correspondent for our sister

the oxfam report caused brazil and emerging epicenter of hunger were extreme poverty in the past year has multiplied, almost 3, falls to 12 percent of the population. that's 20000000, more people with not enough food. this bakery and rio de janeiro fills a few bellies, but it's not enough. when i go out with my mom and we walk around here, we see children dying of hunger. and that's really sad. there are similar scenarios across the region affecting young and old in venezuela club. lopez says that life was difficult before the pandemic. now it's much more difficult to base and unfortunately we've got no food. we have to go out looking for it. i can go hungry, but not the children feel from report also says the economic fall out from the pandemic because deep and poverty and expose growing inequality around the world. but wealthy nation is dealing with their own problems, have been slow to support development projects and humanitarian crisis in heart hit regions like latin america. this is a war ring because as they are thinking, people here are suffering because of the crisis. and you

but those achievements onto pressing oxfam, oxfam as calculated for every minute of business mogul goes to space 11 people die of starvation globally. richard wolf at the university of massachusetts and the host says the trips are an unnecessary extravagant. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do 2 things? decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements, moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy in 10 demik are still to come here on the program or to get up to spy in your pocket. a major leak sparks outrage. is it a ledgers? israeli develop phones? spyware has been used by government. so all around the world to snoop on john list is politicians and even priests will lift the lid on that in just a minute. i i what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy going

as 11 people die because of hunger and malnutrition, every minutes that's according to the charity oxfam. it says hunger is killing more people than co with 19 that's currently around 7 every minutes. the charity estimates 155000000 people are now living in crisis, uncertain where their next meal is coming from an 20000000 more than last year, and blaine mostly on war or conflict. but the pandemic is also a factor mass unemployment and severe disruptions to food production. i've seen prices, serge, 40 percent, the highest rise in more than a decade. and in nigeria, violence by our groups. i and kidnappings are also affecting the farming industry which people rely on for their livelihoods. i did research reports in the northwestern state of casino, running out of options. tom was in northern nigeria, i increasingly turning to urban spaces to cultivate crops, or motor to them were totally and others like him. i know planting crops on residential areas in the city. the land may not be particularly suitable for agriculture, but he hopes his family. well, at least get something out of his eff

she's not celebrating the reforms, joins us from oxfam. gabriella, this 15 percent that i've been reading about isn't all that much different to the 12 and a half percent. that island is so famous for yes. hello, ben, that's the problem. we have a global tax deal that is matched to some of the world's most notorious tax havens . so there would be an opportunity now and, and of course, we all know the impact that we have had the world over. we see the greatest rise in inequality whose records began and conscious everywhere in the world that only the least developed developed are needing to invest on their health systems on education, on keeping people alive in the middle of the week. but these 15 percent is too low and you know, the us government has been pushing for 21 percent. and really what we can say is this moment in time. and the shock we've had collectively, worldwide is similar to what happened after the 2nd world war. and at the time, taxes were raised to 40 percent and 50 percent rates because that was the type of investment that was required to recover. and that actually meant

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and in london, max lawson, head of inequality policy at oxfam international.welcome to you all. if i could start with gloria, in italy, so, why is the eu excluding some vaccines, like covishield, which is a variant of astrazeneca, but made in india? >> well, the question is very interesting, because we really don't know exactly what the reason is. apparently, the declaration of the emaa society, the organization was, the factory, where the vaccine is produced, is not perfectly adequate for production of this kind of vaccine. or at least, it's not been certificated in a proper way. sami: if i could jump in, does that suggest the vaccines are not effective? >> well, this has not been proved. this has not been proved at all. the point is, the institute which produces the vaccine, the covishield, is the most relevant factory for vaccine production over the world. just remember that 60% of children are vaccinated with vaccines produced by this company. so it seems at least a little bit funny that, in this condition of urgency, the factory has not proved to be capab

but those achievements aren't exactly impressing oxfam which has calculated that for every minute a business mogul goes to space 11 people die of starvation globally, a richard wall for the university of massachusetts. i'm a host says the trips are simply an extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do 2 things decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons? amusements? morrow demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, there have over the last 18 months, even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy did pen demik come here on the program on our see, israeli developed a foe and spyware has been used by governments around the world to snoop on journalists, politicians, priests, don't even the french president. lucky do when ski we're giving up a report in just a moment here. next on the program. i i i use the president joe biden invoke civil war parallels with greater frequency

last, at the end of the university of rome and in london, max lawson, head of inequality policy at oxfam international won't welcome to all if i could start with gloria in italy. so why is the e u in excluding some vaccines like covey shield, which is, of course, just the variant of astrazeneca made in india. well, the question is very interesting because i really don't know exactly what, what the research apparently did the collaboration of the email a 5 to the email conversation was that the maggie factory where the vaccine is going to produce is not a perfectly adequate production of these kind of racks, you know, at least it's not been certificated in the proper way. does not like to jump in. does that suggest that the vaccines are not effective? well, this is not the truth. this is not true. that all the point is the sooner institute, which produces being vaccine, the covariance, sheena is the, the most relevant factory for vaccine production all over the world. just remember that 60 percent of children are vaccinated with vaccines produced by the company. so it's, it seems of least

there's a she wants, i want him pressing oxfam, which is count, created that for every minute business mobile goes the space. 11 people die of starvation globally. we should wolfe, at the university of massachusetts, ama says, trips on extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do to things decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements, moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy and demick, israeli develops fun, spyware was used to keep tabs on the french president amount of all mach from. that's according to new revelations, relating to the pegasus hawking tool brought to light by a group of investigative journalists. several other french officials were also targeted. the see says it 2nd claims, very seriously. charlotte driven sky picks up the story. president mac call of

but those achievements aren't exactly impressing oxfam, which has calculated that for every minute of business. mobile goes to space. 11 people die of starvation globally, richard wolf at the university of massachusetts. and the host says the trips are simply an extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do 2 things? decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons? amusements? morrow demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy dead pan demik still in the mix of the upcoming stories here is rarely developed phone by where has been used by government worldwide to potentially snoop on john list politicians, a priest. so it also, the french president will give you more on that in just the the, the is your media, a reflection of reality the, in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. type

but the head of humanitarian policy, oxfam, that's matthew truss called, told us there are other factors in play to the number of 1000000000 as increasing. and we have a situation now where you have 1000000000 as a big thing to be the 1st to go to space where you have millions still going hungry . i'm not because of systemic inequality. i think also comes back to the back scene and equality. we have to make sure that people are able to get vaccine. so it's not just going to rich countries because we have to also restock the economies and put a country for me. there are 3 key things we have firstly on these files. and the 2nd is we have to stop worrying policies from blocking the monetary and 8. we cannot have a situation where parties is using hunger as a weapon of war. and finally, of course, funding funding is crucial to get people to help they need. so i'd say those would be my key 3 things to be done and then looking for long term have to build a more equal to $5.00 to $1.00 another headline story. it seems a socialist paradise of sharon sharon like is what young brits of pining for?

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that's according to anti poverty organization, oxfam, which says, every single minute, 11 people die from hunger around the world, fills your headlines. i'll be back in about an hour with another look. see with us . this is our international the i am kaiser. this is the cause report, summer solutions where we focus on the solutions. not so much. the problems, stacy, right. we are joined by jeff booth author of the price of tomorrow. jeff, welcome to summer solutions. and i want to tell you that we've been discussing over the past few weeks. michael berry, the well known hedge fund manager star. you know, the subject of the film, the big short, he recently warned hyperinflation. ad is shorting us treasury's standard in our legendary hedge fund manager, as well as warning of very high inflation and is shorting the us dollar. janet yellen, however, says there will be no hyper inflation and you kind of agree with yellen, probably not for the same reason. but tell us why what your position is, in terms of you see deflation. the primary thing happening in the world today as, as an inflatio

but those achievements aren't impressing oxfam, which is calculated for every minute of business. mo goes to space 11 people die of starvation around the world. it should wolf emeritus professor of economics at the university of massachusetts. i'm hearst says the trips of an unnecessary extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do 2 things? decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements, moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy did pen demik branded as the global war on terror sunglasses, but the marketing ploy by shades manufacture oakley, has created an army of angry us veterans. the issue sent us on a ribbon, on the rim of each pirate, represents the metal us soldiers received. the problem is they got the colors wrong and to make matters worse, the metal itself is se

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believe that to privately make it there in less than a week, but those achievements aren't impressing oxfam which is calculated for every minute . a business mogul does go up 11 people die of starvation around the world emeritus professor of economics at the university of massachusetts. i'm hearst, richard wolf says that the trips are an unnecessary extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do 2 things? decide how to spend their money, for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements, moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy dead pan demik now another new she, while father raging in ne russia with a massive effort underway to try and bring the situation and the control special for fighting paratroopers have been deployed in this battle. and in the fifty's, we're going to show you now you can see them in action.

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she stow onto pressing oxfam, which was calculated for every minute tape in the mobile goes the space 11 people die of starvation globally mission wolfe at the university of massachusetts, ama say, the trips and extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do to things decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements? moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months, even while the rest of the world was struggling with that cold. busy did pen demik is very developed phone spyware was used to keep tabs on the french president of my old micron. that's according to new revelations, relating to the pegasus hacking tool brought to light by a group of investigative journalists. several other top french officials were also targeted. lizzie says it's taking the claims very seriously, shall do. minsky picks up the story. president mac call of france may have

but those achievements are not exactly impressing oxfam which has calculated that for every minute a business mogul goes to space 11 people die of starvation globally. and richard wolf at the university of massachusetts am host says the trips are an extravagant. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do to things decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements? moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months. even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy did pen demik sunday by still come here on the program on our tea sharla? do whiskey joined us live in just a moment to discuss this israeli developed phones, spyware. that's been used by governments around the world to spy on all sorts of people. apparently, the latest victim, the french president, will get a live report with lottery in just a month. i think i will. i will long when

on average of 11 people die every minute from hunger and mount malnutrition, the charity, oxfam, reports that more people dying then from covered 19 charity estimates. 155000000 people don't know where or when the next meal is coming from. as 20000000 more people than last year. worn conflict, mostly to blame that it's all now made worse by the pandemic. mass unemployment and severe disruptions to food production have seen prices jump by up to 40 percent. the highest rise in more than a decade. in nigeria, armed group violence and kidnappings are affecting the farming industry which people rely on for their livelihoods. of interest reports from the northwest and state of casino, running out of options. thomas in northern nigeria, i increasingly turning to urban spaces to cultivate crops or motor to them are totally and others like him. i know planting crops and residential areas in the city. the land may not be particularly suitable for agriculture, but he or his family will at least get something out. obviously, habits that will kind of remind me when you can see how the land is. but wh

those achievements they want in pressing oxfam, which is calculated for every minute a business mogul goes to space. 11 people dive starvation globally. we should, wolfe, at the university of massachusetts, says the trips are a massive extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do to things decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons? amusements? morrow demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy did pen demik come israeli develop phone? spyware has been used by government around the world to potentially be sloop on journalists and sub positions, including french, president them. i know my problem was that off the break ah, president joe biden invoke civil war parallels with greater frequency. this is ominous and dangerous. unfortunately, it would seem, this is how the major political part

when they see a shock like this, there's just no way to recover from oxfam listed climate change conflicts and the economic impact of the current of ours pandemic is the driving forces behind the crisis with locked downs and the closure forces and businesses are you making matters was for those ready at a disadvantage, but the head of humanitarian policy, iraq some matthew trust, but again, told us that are the factors in play to the number of 1000000000 as increasing. and we have a situation now where you have 1000000000 as a big thing to be the 1st to go to space where you have a 1000000 still going hungry. and that's because the systemic inequality, i think also comes back to that scene and the quality we have to make sure the people are able to get vaccines. it's not just going to the rich countries because we have to also restart the economies and put a country for me. there are 3 key things we have to dream. firstly on these files and piece. the 2nd is we have to stop worrying policies from blocking the monetary and 8. we cannot have a situation where parties and using hunger as a we

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40 percent, the highest rise in more than a decade. gabriel, a butcher is the executive director at oxfam. she says the international community could easily fund the necessary humanitarian relief conflict is being compounded by the effects of coal weight and the economic shocks. and of course, the, the climate crisis that we're living. all these 3 components are driving. as you said, almost 500000 people to famine like conditions which is really concerning the economic shocks of and they make as we know have been global. and in fact, the food insecurity has been many other areas that were not in our radar last year. and those countries that are most affected and have of course, as we said, conflict, we need to part using config to stop fighting. and we need to also consider how the sales of weapons all the the business of floor can actually be instead directed to humanitarian action. so the profits from, from on the sales could more than completely fund the humanitarian appeal from the u. n. and we really need to invest in small hold their farmers, women especially who have the ability to

i can speak now to danny sriskandarajah, ceo of oxfam uk. good afternoon.f this vote and talked about it as a disaster for the worlds poorest people. disaster for the worlds poorest eo - le. , , disaster for the worlds poorest --eole. , , , , disaster for the worlds poorest --eole. , ,, ., ., disaster for the worlds poorest n-eole. , ,, ., ., people. just spell out what you think that's _ people. just spell out what you think that's the _ people. just spell out what you think that's the case. _ people. just spell out what you think that's the case. the - think that's the case. the combination of the covid—i9 pandemic increasing conflict around the world and breakdown associated with climate change means there are more people in need of humanitarian assistance today around the world and that has been at any point since the second world war. and we are seeing a huge reversal in the gains the world had seen on poverty reduction. and sojust the world had seen on poverty reduction. and so just at this very moment our country is reneging on the promise that we ma