he's joining us live via skype from staunton, in virginia. it's very good, happy with us on ology 0. deborah lions there, the un afco and voice very concerned. i've the security council about what's happening in afghanistan, but he's anybody going to be listening given the fact that most foreign countries, a pulling out of afghanistan for, for thank you very much for having me. second, bachelor, lions, or trail of how bad things are and then was perhaps not the route i hear you make us. i was like us or addict or before that or to the album load or the 4th. and the pull out of david said me, i forgive me, i'm going to interrupt you there because unfortunately the line that we have for you is breaking up quite badly and it's rather difficult to hear what you're saying . so i don't want to waste your time, but we will come back to david said me hopefully some point perhaps later in the program. in the meantime, let's move on spain's prime minister pedro sanchez has pardoned 9 job council and separatist leaders. never convicted of sedition in 20

with joining us via skype from kinshasa is jimmy can day. he's president of eunice and the member of the coalition, congo is not for sale. good to have you with us. so jimmy explained to us 1st how the girls build and own this multi $1000000000.00 empire in the country need to get we was very close to the right and then taking advantage of the setting on my end goal session, the government decided to move to mr. goodner mining, say saint paul, you broke us, know down the pricing, and that's why me to get to their school board today in the morning session to go to the man and started in the market. we've demarcus prices editing. be really and you said we read your in color. ok, and i should point out of course i got denies any charges. all the allegations of wrongdoing is the difference between those knocked down prices and the market price does not explain the revenue, which is way in excess of industry standards or all other other things going on. yeah, definitely man, because you know, don't drive to feel for you and example, or you can fr

was there via skype from hong kong. thank you for your time. thanks for having franz has suspended joint military operations with molly off to the country, 2nd, coo and 9 months. its armed forces will continue operations in money on their own. it's all positive efforts to pressure the military job to, to work towards a democratic transition. i see me going to was declared president on friday off to ordering the arrest of civilian leaders. nicholas hoc has moved the story from monica. the military gentle car bama thought they had gotten away with no sanctions and just being suspended from the west african body. the echo was and the african union. remember on sunday there was a gathering in gun knocker, a lead by the got a president. and during that meeting, the west african heads of state decided and told molly that if you want to join back the union in and drop the if you want to drop the suspension, then you have to release the president, transition the prime minister. we're currently on house arrest. you have to organize a government of natio

i had you on the phone before he's on skype. now, from paris, good to see you. my one bo unfortunate to be talking to you under these circumstances . i don't know if you'd heard hodder earlier, but she was saying that the social charge against giovanni, which was harassing israeli security forces and apparently a sole thing, a female police officer or military officer. i mean, it's been disproven by the pictures that we have seen from the outset. the whole it's all trumped up, quite frankly. well, actually, i don't need to see the pictures. i know you got them where they are well enough throughout the years. the know that this is not the kind of journalist she is and that she has been harassed over the years on many occasions. that's not her style. i'm not, i'm not sure exactly what happened, but in terms of judge of character. well, i'll tell you, i'll take you out with that. he's testimony, any time of the day and the year over any is right, a soldier. be that female or male soldier? that's one thing. the other thing is, i mean, come on. let's just look at the

when i was young by skype of alex vines is the structure of the africa program and international think tank. chatham house, so vines of this nature is been in the region for a while. we mentioning molly became faster and other countries, but to have a 100 civilians killed in this overnight attack and became a fan. so does this cross a new, much more dangerous threshold? unfortunately it's, it's not a new dangerous threshold that's already been reached. it is a awful massacre that's happened and i'm afraid that we're probably going to have to expect most similar sorts reports that area of northern cannot fast. so as your report has said, is an area that has had islamic state attacks recently, and it is a hotspot. it's but try border area of molly who keynote fast. so anesha, where there's very significant displacement and violence taking place across the knees. yeah. there's been a crow uptick of obama activity and some 10000 people displaced over the last couple of months. and now is that the groups are able to operate so, so freely and are able to carry out these sorts of attacks. wel

you live but via skype, by my had we sat who's an associate professor of political science that others are invested in gaza. thanks so much for being with us, sir. how much difference do you think it's a new? is there any government will main for palestinians? thank you very much for having me. well, let me say that from a palestinian perspective, we don't really see a big difference between prime minister not on the out stink by mr. let me out on the coming prime minister, understanding bennett, as a matter of fact, mr. bennett is on the right of nothing, you know, and we already know new study, but then he was minister of defense if you use ago when the tell us to me and great marshal region was initiated about 3 years ago. and we know very much of that study, but it has vowed to continue settlement expansion in the west bank. and that is where the policies regarding the palestinians. and he even threatened garza with the restrictive measures against the palestinians in gaza. so i, the bottom line here is that an externally bennett is a much more hot liner, which when it comes to dea

some of these countries, you know, thailand for example, really thing to skype. the panoramic throughout 2020 wasn't really that clear why. and then of course, you know, the communities can become complacent if there isn't a lot of speculation of are in there. we're surrounding area, australia, another example of that and community things to be joined and people need to be prepared that it's really short notice. if they have top rank occurred on the silly, tiny and probably don't need to be taken because if they're not, then you know, lots of people will actually plan. it's very good indeed to speak to thanks for taking the time to join us. that for me, you're welcome. alarm is growing in binder dash o, we're surging creative virus infections. the experts are especially worried about increasing cases and districts on the border with india, tomba, children reports from the capital decor. seems like these are becoming increasingly common in the capital long queues at the testing centers and more burials at the cities graveyard restaurant hawk lost her father and an

he joins us live by skype from south polo. many thanks for joining the program. rafael, all correspondent mentioned this senate's inquiry, this form of senate inquiry into both snar handling of the pandemic. how damaging has that been for him? is that the reason why we're seeing these escalating protests? well, what would have been senior 0 is that most scenario. busy has boats and things at the beginning, and then we're going to be playing against the damage all the time. what happened is if this is becoming far more clear now that was in his government didn't take the steps and didn't take matters in order to prevent more death. in brazil, the opinion polls now seem to suggest support for impeachment is growing. could that actually happen? well i think it made happens depending on how strong those movements on the streets are going to become an impression that go to that people are getting fed off of how the federal government is dealing with them. and these will most probably increase the pressure i need, the president will

barbara, thank you for your time on skype from vienna. it's just not right. is it journalist simply trying to do their jobs and being accused of harassing security forces? no, it is. it is up to me a calling and we are shocked by the rest of the bar around the area. and of course, we call for immediate release. but unfortunately, we have seen a lot of target that attack against join, at least by days re the forces throughout the past week each month. and so this is unfortunately not an isolated case. and you become very, very dangerous to operate and to cover the news in, in the region and in jerusalem. and, and, and in particular, at the time when the cry is, is such that the world needs to understand what is happening. so really deep. this type of behavior by day 3, the 4th of is absolutely not acceptable. and i must say, it has received condemnation, not only from a number of international bodies like the international price institute, but also very much so by the israeli, by the 10 of the base union for joining in israel itself. so it is really not accept

he joins is on skype from washington. d. c. dr. fat on welcome back to al, to 0. how can it go to a situation where these vaccines so many of them thousands of them were so close to expiring. yeah, thank you for the invite. i think the problem is really is, and israeli problems, not a problem because we talked even though it did just your english for many people have called for israel as buying force is to fax in a bit. but i've seen that the time currently with the vaccine, the thing the public. but they refuse to do that. now the question that really comes to mind right now, why these right is somehow they became more with having good art. and they want to support give the better seen. and these 1000000 doses, if they had that much excess, why is it why they did not really try to back in at the same time the israelis. so that's one question there. that a question is really, why would they really agree to such a thing you want? if we went through a lot of troubles and getting the vaccine, we have a scheduled vaccine vaccine supplied by either. so why would we giv

it johnny has not via skype from london is which mansell cross energy analyst at energy aspects could have with a set richard. it's totally understandable. i suppose that india feels it's economic growth. could be crypt by rising oil prices. it's anger seems to be aimed particularly at saudi arabia. how easy would it be for india to see other sources of oil? well, certainly we've seen it in the already looked try and diversify its being, buying more oil in particular from the u. s. in recent years. and it will look at region for latin america and africa to give it to mix and a range of options to supply to reduce its dependence on the key middle east and export it. but i think given how much india needs to it, import and given where it's located, geographically it be very, very difficult for it to, you know, reduce or cut entirely its reliance on. even one of the big, at least in countries, less low, all of them. so it's, it's a kind of partial effort, and it's, i think, is much about signaling and trying to encourage saudi arabia no peck to do what they can to increase supply and kee

he's joining us by skype from sol. good, happy with us on all. just 0. like most government, north korea is not keen on advertising it's failures. why do you think that we're learning about this? well, i think that there are a number of things potentially going on in before i say anything. i just want to stress that we're still not at all sure. what happened? there's a lack of clarity in the statements from nikki and a but you know, i think one possibility is that perhaps the kim regime is preparing the way for perhaps accepting aid by finally gesturing towards failures. the respecter cronin virus. whether that be the virus, it's also an outbreak or whether that be with supervision or either you can make issues that can be something. this could also be, in essence, an attempt to get out in front of a story that they think might become obvious anyway. and essentially function as a way to, to turn the story around for its domestic population so that they can blame failures within the party and within the countries of the party rather than the regime itself

let's go straight to sarah clark, who is live now via skype from hong kong. so sarah, what do we know about child being detained? do we know if she's going to be charged? we'll look at the moment. we've had word that said the police are holding a press conference is as we speak, we've been told that she's been detained on suspicion of public tossing. what is being a legal assembly on june for she had said that she would attend victory, which is weird. i hold the so massive vigil, year after year. but this year, of course, has been been the 2nd time now at the time of the rest of the day because we were meant to be interviewing her right now. at 11. i am a hong kong time, but we received a message that should be detained in financial by the police. now a bit of background about her, she's the pro democracy leader. she's also the bus chair of the hong kong life. and that, of course, the group that organizes this annual visual. she's also about the other organizes of this rally. they have been detained and giles on the charges that includes lead chucky and he's

in a junk of it says, joining us, washington, dc on skype. she's a global fellow at the wilson center. thank you very much indeed for being with us . and i'll just see you think either side got what the actually came for. well i think this is just the beginning of talks, rob, i think the most that i certainly hoped for at the beginning of this summer was the return of ambassadors to either capital. both countries have stopped critical citizens services and other programming that was going on from embassies. and so i think we're, we're at a good point for future collaboration, future cooperation. but whether that is to happen is anyone gas, as president biden laid out several times, they will see in about 3 to 6 months, whether the rest and sign up holds its end of the bargain. let me ask you about the timeframe on this and also the find that's really what we should be looking for. those of us are watching from the outside to give some indication about whether or not russia is prepared to actually make some sort of reset, make some sort of con

via skype many. thanks for joining us on the program. you actually have some issues with this un report. what are they? yes, molly, when i think firstly, we have to applaud the efforts from the united nations in bringing this interest, this topic back to the forefront of the global interest. because obviously there are millions of broken up families across the world, which, which are heartbreaking, i think, is completely disingenuous to bracket they 5 countries. you just named into the same category, the causes of the migration and the displaced persons on the refugees coming out of syria coming out of south africa. that my in my a completely different to the causes or the venezuela migration. and the 4w5w people have left and that's why not they are categorized the refugees by the united nations. they are displayed and people have predominantly done left the country due to economic reasons. so i think to, to, to bracket all of these countries into one group and really overlooks a lot of the subtleties of the causes behind the migration.

and i go to has units that are trying to rise at least 13 percent or do or now of our skype from the united states by ron patel. he's a senior fellow with the joker school of management at claremont graduate university. thank you very much for being with us. so given what we've just said about china's initiatives, and also how long they've been running, how quickly do you think this alternative plan can, can make a difference? well, it's not right away. i mean, it's going to take a little bit of time because china has since 2013 that built the road initiative has been started. so this is not something that happened overnight and those investments into these many economy, especially in the emerging markets, takes time and they've built that and to have an alternative option is what the g 7, the veteran gives, having no choice option for these developing countries has to be attractive, you can't just be lip service. have there has to be really an economic reason for the alternative investment. so that's going to take time when you're putting all these countries together. but, you know,

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now take enough, skype and other opposition figures are supporting the release of the documentary courage. and the film director alex, a pollyanna fall is the fate of 3 actors who joined last year's protests ah, scenes of peaceful protests in bella. ruth, last summer caught in the documentary courage. today, they look like images from another era. it's so painful for us to see our, our, our cpr. so beautiful is just how to tell the people of the streets with our wives around white, the flex. and to understand that we lose submitted to to mean in over 2020. the film follows 3 actors turn protestors, dennis paval, and marianna. last summer, they were full of hope for change. now all 3 live in exile. me. they decided to leave battles because it was not possible to walk and to live in this air fear feeling. and they decided to moved to key if and right now, all of them are in exciting career after their participation in band demonstrations against belushi and president, alexander luther shinkel. both possible and dennis were arrested and detained for 15 days at a prison in minsk. the person p

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the university of tara jones is by skype, from the radiant capital. great. have you withers? do you think fit everyday? iranians who, watching the ongoing news conference will be reassured by what they're, well, they're hearing from the president's you know, trying to do is that the issue that people vote for him. the issue of the people that go to the to accept him as the president of the country. and he said that he does not want to have a government on the one political party is ruling the country. so he is in recruiting in this interview that you have at present your tone that's inclusive of other political parties than others. but as you can play, is it, since he is just beginning his tenure and he's at the store. and in, in about half months, he wants to unify the country behind him. so he's a staying away from any type of statements that would discourage others. that did not vote for him to have a reason to dislike him. basically running for the popularity. ok. i was just going to put you there. we're going to listen, see a question for me. i'll just be here as us a bi

he joins us live by skype from tele beef. well, i many thanks for joining us. i actually read an article that you wrote all the way back in 2019 where you were saying all the signs were pope pointing to abraham. right. you see to succeed they have any supreme leader now. he's, of course, being seen as a shoe in for president. was that all parts of a greater plan? do you think? well, it might be, i think that it was the cation by the guardian council of most candidates, including high ranking officials, including audio region need only because the mother's is part of the regime efforts to make sure that they maintain conservative all over the 3 branches of our in iraq, they didn't want anyone to do at the time. the ability. busy for i say when that action, not just because they want someone like coming even think, but how many went very loyal to become the next president of iran. but also because that might be the 1st phase trip. busy to becoming the next year, when many, this is, which will probably happen in the next piece. you've also written that you're skep

he's a public policy analyst and join us by skype from jakarta. good to have you with us on al jazeera, at what your view is behind this lead to search and infections and indonesia. well, we kind of expected because we have a very long holiday with the 3 where millions of indonesian from the cities a when back to their a few ladies to have a gathering, a very large goodman, usually with their extended families and then, and then they come back to the city, and i guess one of them has been infected. they will in fact a lot of their extended families and they come back to the big dish and then it spread around. that's why we notice that the nation, the additional, the said most of these break is caused by what we call the family clusters. ok. they didn't get it. yeah. well, this is clearly the panoramic has been going on for over a year now. and people are very tired of these restrictions that given in denisia, and i have this surgeon infections over 20000 you cases. and one day, i mean, i prepared are the indonesian authorities to tackle this wise

and priest and the founder and chairman of the and jo, a gen sia hi be sharon joins is joins me by skype now from bergen in italy. so can i ask you, this is the figures are remarkable on either of us. estimate is double the, the 350000 mentioned or cited by the united nations. what have you heard about for starvation into grey and the cause of this? yes. a lot of be concerned, i heard this a few miles this we receive a lot of distress call. that's the money that many largest part of the people is really suffering fame, latanus, or for the water. even basic medical assistance. so many a remote area of that region is still totally isolated. so it is more than 350000 people is really in fame, a suffering families. so is realistic. it, but that is terrible news from that region and the violence, this is the going the war even yesterday, the last ira streak in the market who is killing some of people. we don't have exact number of people who died, but then the tragedy still going to still continue that. i mean, also sides in the conflict have been accused of committing trustees and human righ

she joined us via skype from washington. and of course for many people, the sentencing doesn't go far enough, but ben crump, who, hearing from you is described as historic sentencing. do you think they sort of massive tectonic shifts in the debate? at least of race policing and criminal justice is, is something that's going to continue. can this, this a wave of civil rights protest be sustained? yes. why? i think we're continuing this. i mean this conviction of $22.00 and a half year is not enough for the family is not enough for our country, but what would be a 100 years. i mean it. ringback is not really about the years, but it is about how are we going to transform public safety in this country for black people? the question is, the statement for us is stop killing. that when we will have justice and black people in this country. and so even the statement of one of his nephews brandon williams, who said our family is ever broken. so it wouldn't have mattered how many years. and it doesn't matter that it's just show them b

so good to see you here in the studio instead of on skype. yeah, that's the 1st time back. so the studio for a long, long time, and course the festival is the 1st time back at a real life festival, which, which has a completely different feeling. now because it's happening in the summer, we had an online version of the building in march where the announced who is going to win. but the wasn't chance for the public at least to see these movies or to see the winners until now. and it's been great, it's been a real, i don't know, summer festival feeling. it feels more like a can film festival than a berlin film festival. and you there on sunday for the big prize giving ceremony. it was long, long awaited, and you felt this report that take the it's taken 3 months, but the winners of the 2021. bailey now la, finally got to celebrate in style. the golden bear for beth film went to a social satire from romania. that is fantastic, as they say injured from german, a teacher's private sex tape is leak triggering a witch hunt. the film is a bitterly funny satire on public morality in

for the international criminal court joined us from min via skype and miss santiago. first. what's your reaction to this call for full investigation? as yes, we have an audio problem as you can see that, sorry about that. we'll try to reconnect with race and see how go in manila. as time goes on, at least 10 people have died, a suicide attack. they're the somali capital of mogadishu report say a bomb was detonated at the dog of barton military base. well, while new army recruits were being registered and there had been no claims of responsibility. the senegalese army says it is captured several bases used by separatist group in the southern customs region. on the border with guinea, purcell defensive began last month to get better control of the region, including cracking down on drug and timber trafficking circles. army says it ones to resettle, people have been driven away by fighting conflict cuts, months which began in 1082 is one of the continents longest if he is preparing to hold crucial and twice delayed elections across the country on june the 21st that being concer

she joins us now live from mclean, virginia via skype many thanks for joining us now. just, sarah, how closely will be us be monitoring this iranian election? do you think? i think people here in the washington area are monitoring it very, very closely. but 1st and foremost, just to see that it's over, i think there has been a lot of expectation of who would be the next president in iran, who in the biden administration have to work with. and i think they're just ready to, to move on to the next administration in iran and know who they're going to work with . well, if the winner is abraham, right, he see someone who is subject to us sanctions. how would that impact diplomacy between the 2 countries? i think diplomacy between the 2 countries is going to be difficult regardless of who wins. but let's just perhaps go with the probability that the front runner that just as the chief justice run se will when he is under us sanction. so that will be difficult. he's someone that nobody, i think in the u. s. government has, has really dealt with or any of his advisors. so a ve

i said big i just, there are there on do i have i skype from london actually ensure he's senior lecturer in middle east politics and international relations at the university of bradford. thanks very much for being with us. so the expectation seems to be for fairly low turnout. do think that's going, that's going to be the case. you know, he's extremely difficult to do independent polls or surveys in iran because of the obvious political conditions. but when you look at actually any other indicate is that you can actually almost research. and he said up, we're going to have the record low, 10 out tomorrow. figured amy in the presidential election. i was looking at actually the global media coverage of the union election today. and i think that a lot of commentators i've been talking about obviously, but actually i don't think what we see at the moment in the wrong is about political apathy or indifference. what we see at the moment in the wrong as the report clearly suggest it is not apathy. i don't think people tend to fort to be apathetic. i mean, obviously he's about indifferent. i th

this transparent skype pool office swimmers kind of city views you there and you get on a postcard. as long as you can hold your breath, and if you're lucky enough to live at the right address, only residents of the luxury embassy gardens development in south west london are allowed to use. for a quick look at that data, quick reminder of our top story after 20 days in a j w, a report, and alexander corn coffers. that detail physical and psychological abuse inflicted by he's james. he said he believes now he and other detained journalists were being treated like this as the french that are reported on opposition leaders and set you up today to have more world news at the top of the hour in just a moment. lead you through the biggest stories of the day in the day and the tough task of competing together. and he's writing government. that's not that i met benjamin yesterday on the news . the news? the news? the news. oh, the news . ah, the ah, the cutting through the noise where i come from, people are known for being fair, new york to be loud. and people tell it like it is. they call

let's go to best review of skype. pharmaceuticals to questions by may want to have it in one of the summit. own probate. you gave very heavy hints of a delay, a stay. when you said your objective was to give the vaccination program the legs, the image to the speed needs to beat the spread. the virus say for 44 percent, the population had 2 doses. what percentage of the population need to be double vaccinated before we can proceed with stage 4 unlocked him. and how long do you think it will take? i'm on the summit. you said in a recent interview, the breakfast lemon had been sucked dry. but it has left a bit of a sour taste in the mouth that this summer, instead of building global alliances, you leave him farther apart from allies. and you seem to have provoked a diplomatic round now to with frowns. do you regret blowing up the brack sit around some of your remarks at this moment? the 1st of all that on a covey, because i know a lot of people will bill will be thinking very much about that. i just, i, i forgot i've got to repeat what i, what i said yesterday, we're continuing to look at the

he joins us live by skype from south powder. and he, thanks for joining us on the program. julio y e brazil struggling to get a handle on cove. it thanks for having me. molly. we are still struggling with handling the pandemic because people are having coven 15. they are not willing to stay inside anymore. and we also have a government that does not support prophylactic measures, such as wearing masks or avoiding crowd, and has even been very vocal and diminishing the impact of the vaccines. brazil at the moment is when we consider depths per 1000000, the 8th country in the entire world. but when we consider the vaccine roll out, we are 70th. so we are not really handling it with the speed. and what's the force that is necessary to contain the virus? and this is across the region, isn't it? i mean, when you look at brazil's neighbors, for example, chilly nearly half of chileans have been vaccinated. but the capital santiago is just going back into lockdown. that is correct. we are facing here in latin america, higher numbers tha

all the defying the dragon book, hong kong and the world's largest to take to ship to is gonna via skype from hong kong. and steven, just set the scene for us in the mood where you are, as people talk about the closure of the apple daily. is it sad resign deflated, or just general acceptance? maybe all of the above. i mean, there is great sadness as we've just turned in that report. people have been both expressing their support and also wanting to preserve the memory of apple, daddy by going out in the hundreds of thousands to buy it in the circles that i move in, which obviously is largely composed of other people in the media. there's a mood of great fear because not only has the paper close down the own me, surviving mainstream opposition, newspaper, mainstream opposition media, i should say in the arrest yesterday. one of the column is to just that now there is such a thing is so crime, you don't just have to be involved in political activities. if you express in the payment in a newspaper, you can also be arrested. this is very chilling and being so where does this really leave sor

andrew level, which is a political security analyst, specializing in the south region, joins is via skype now from washington. is there a risk of punitive measures sanctions that sort of thing, any kind of pressure from the international community? backfiring it is possible that in further actions are taken for the sanctions are living that it would alter or impact perceptions of the international community. and molly, but at the same time, this is a difficult situation and also support for the winter is also not unanimous. what is what is crucial is really communicating the necessity of the things that all the ways in which these changes would affect mullins. it would backfire if people in molly perceived that these, these actions against the winter would not actually be for their benefit. the rather for the international community. very difficult with sanctions because they do tend to affect the general population, in which case it could strengthen support for the country's military leaders. it could, it's hard to say what would happen certainly if there were the kind of sanctions that

4 of my family members were displaced from cannon district due to fighting with joining us now on skype from cobble. if much talk with him founding member of constant affairs units, political and security thing tag, thanks for your time. just explain to us that heavy fighting has been reported and convince the town about is taking control of it. a few times in recent years will be briefly. what is it about? kudos? thank you. phase alarm from the problem with the recent attacks in north it was somehow created humanitarian disasters. many people are fleeing the district center. now the fight has been approaching to some of the provincial center, especially conduce to heart kinda how to fight farrah babylon and 1000. sophia, families skittering all over around the country, not having shelter to protect themselves, skates and women. so it's humanitarian disaster. the very least attention has been given from international community and the government while the fight is intensifying the body. what is the situation like then for those people, civilians who, who are forced to flee the violence?

so good to see you here in the studio instead of on skype. yeah, this is the 1st time backs of the studio for a long, long time, and course the festival is the 1st time back at a real live festival which, which has a completely different feeling. now because it's happening in the summer, we had an online version of the building in march where the announced who is going to win. but the wasn't chance for the public at least to see these movies or to see see the winners until now. and it's been great, it's been a real, i don't know, summer festival feeling. it feels more like a can film festival than ever linda vessel and you there and sunday for the big prize giving ceremony. it was long, long awaited and you follow this report? that's take a little the, it's taken 3 months, but the winners of the 2021. bailey now finally got to celebrate in style. the golden bear for best film went to a social satire from romania. that's fantastic, as they say injured, some gentleman's, a teacher's private sex tape is leaked triggering a witch hunt. the film i

and she's joining us from new orleans by skype. thank you very much indeed for being with us. so nobody has been held accountable. compensation hasn't been paid. it's been a 100 years since this happened. how should we weigh the lessons of what happened in tulsa against winning compensation and holding people accountability? well, what we should understand what your reporter just man bet. what has happened in tulsa is a crime. it's more than a tragedy. it's a crime. what happened to those people and in fact, one of my good friends is grandfather. ready and his father were people who were involved and who had businesses there, lived there, so that you have all these years, no compensation, and then you have the same 1000000 mile response that we get every time something happens to black people. that is for riffing of the whole idea. well, we're going to give you some more s b, a loans. maybe maybe we're going to the sewer get housing and everybody knows that's a figment of imagination because it doesn't happen. and then people are supposed to go away, they should risk the gover

now via skype by courtney raj in washington d. c. she's an author and international freedom of expression consultant for international press organizations and those advocating for press freedom. madam, thank you so much for joining us. when you look at the case of apple daily, do you see it as a specific case because of china's that the chinese government's repressive nature and it's linked to taiwan or do you see it as, as somewhat symptomatic of a general repression of the press that we're seeing across asia and beyond it is a symptom of both. it is definitely a symptom of the growing crackdown on freedom of the press in hong kong and the extension by china of it's and serial efforts in its near neighborhood and around the world. it is also a symptom of the growing threats that independent journalists and news outlet space around the world and up a demick really of press freedom challenges that have been worse than by the corona virus pandemic. and by the lack of leadership for any countries that are really standing up for the need

he joins us now live by skype, from cambra. russell, just before the break that i was saying that venus is currently very bright in the the evening sky just after sunset, certainly. and in this part of the world and in the middle east, they call it earth's evil twin. why is that? and why is it so important for us to go that venus? thank you. adrian. venus is a lot like this. it's a similar size to earth. it's the evil twin because it's so hot there the atmosphere. there's something about the atmosphere that traps the energy from the sun. in fact, at the surface of venus. apparently the temperature is several 100 degrees celsius . it's. it's extremely hot and almost impossible to survive. and in fact, humans completely impossible. all right, we've been there before, at least not as physically, but we've sent probes before. presumably given that but the atmosphere there, all the conditions are so hostile. these are very special breed of spacecraft. absolutely. in fact, one of these missions that nasa will send to venus at the end of this decade will have a probe that will try to plunge do

he joins us now live via skype from los angeles. good to have with us. michael. what do you make of this latest, which is just the latest in a series of high profile ransomware attacks? good to be with adrian about this is no small target. i mean a 150 plan countries with 150000 workers. i think what happened here is if it is russia or whatever plan does the attack, they're aiming for the week of plank. so we knew there were supply chain problems already in that industry. already, pre coven mate consumption was falling in north america, especially. and also during callback i come from a meet producing province, alberta and during coal bid. these plants typically employ a lot of people in tightly congested condition, so called the really struggling bad way. and a lot of the files had been shut down. so they're already, i would say on their knees and cause that kind of knock on a back to this particular industry. one might say was a brilliant target because they would have the maximum impact for probably very little caught. the see might see a nice question here, b

and she joined this on skype from vienna, and i know that you saw the footage that we played earlier on you. you are aware of these developments now. we were hearing from giovanni dairy. she has now been released from custody. she's not been charged. there may or may not be a court hearing later on, but she has been expelled from covering developments in the shaft, your neighborhood for the next 15 days. how would you describe what we're seeing happening here? yeah, no, it is. absolutely was absolutely a party was appalling to see the level of violence that was used against the barbara when she was arrested and, and even now of course, i'm very glad that she was relieved. and certainly the pressure that i just was able to create contribute this will be released because we know there are many other journalists who have been captain in administrative hampshire for much longer . however, even than just the banner from tom ring k, i n e r. so if this is barbara, i will try to ask you another question. your line cut out just a little bit just but i think you can still hear me. the audio i

he's joining us live from washington dc via skype. good to have you back on our 0, eric, i'm reading here. there are reports that a white house official who asked of course not to be named said how does it always intended to go to the border. but only after she'd visited guatemala and mexico, but she's been tied up with the vaccine vaccination awareness programs and infrastructure negotiations. how much of this do you think has done to bad messaging? and how much of this is actually a political stumble by kamala, hers? well, whether or not the vice president decided to go to the border or had already planned to visit the board, the fact is her messaging as well as whatever policies that the administration is attempting to accomplish. have now been mired and been overshadowed by her visit. now, due to her back and forth on a narrative that now the issue is to border what the vice president initially set out to do was to showcase that the administration was attempting to address and deal with the root causes. that is why there was that

he's on skype from cobble, thank you for joining us today. take us through what you think about these appointments. they are very much military men at a time when. well, you tell me to the ask an army need to be stepping up what it's capable of. well, finance is contested at the moment and violence is charging and you have a different minutes. again, regularly loan out to have one he got from the suicide bomb in 2018. so i think that is one of the immediate reasons that he has been replaced with and you asking different minnesota, but it's a little logic behind just re shuffle a that when the president president rodney came to power, he tried to line them. and finally, we hired the old guard in the military and he did use new faces when particularly young faces to this to get the card back. looking at the rating situation in avalon is where the government has almost slimmed, by the time, but they have not the district. i think the policy will, did not much prove. right. and now by bringing law might be a military commander and a person with w

what we're doing now on skype by dr. sue yet penny motto from the medical governance research institute in co q. he's co authored an article in the medical journal, the lamb says about jeff, japan's slow rollout. sir, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera, it's obviously quite a low figure, especially compared to other countries. which unfairness started earlier for only 5 percent of the japanese population to be fully vaccinated. what do you think have been the causes behind the slow rollout? so there's no reason for the route fast to eat. the other you said the approval is gauge on to other countries. vaccine was approved in february, but the, the only vaccine, but the other 2 vaccine just approved in ne, to may stars in regards and more, they were not. so the thrill approve of that reason. also the last single route program, it's very day. so many local governments are responsible for the vaccine all route, but they are not usually not, not put up yet for them of vaccination program. unfortunately, what about a vaccine hesitancy or the lack of vaccine confidence? becaus

he joins us from ramallah by skype. thank you very much, your time off the back. what's your reaction to these developments and new coalition government to a new prime minister? well, my action is that this is a reflection of the weakness of the new political system, which is going from one crisis to definitely the last one and on which field has even deepen this crisis because of the policy and resistance on that. and it is very clear that this new government is not. i'm not government in any way when it comes to the palestinian issue or to me just a few issues like national non others him it's dream government. the government of occupation and discrimination against it is a government that wants to keep the occupation, which is the longest in modern history which wants to consolidate the bad type system you've been. it was very clear to the man who was against the 2 state solution. he wrote an article about that in 2014 proposing the annexation of not less than 62 percent of the way today has continuing that he does have active. it is in these areas. this is a m

she joins us by skype from grinnell volved in switzerland. thanks for your time. so the delta very and it is then more transmissible. is it more deadly or? and also is it as vulnerable to vaccines? will the immune response from vaccines as all the strains? so indeed, the database is the 4th variance of concern and w h o. things, it's the fastest and fittest it is. it is definitely the most transmissible of the for that mean attack rate is higher. in fact, more people, it can spread faster and we are seeing that now in as we saw them in the most trailer indonesia in the u. k. and i think we'll see now increasingly in europe, and indeed also in the, in the america, whether it's really the cause of more severe disease has not yet been confirmed. so if you see more disease, even all the seed, more hospitalizations, does not meet, doesn't mean that the vice itself causes more severe disease. ok, what about, what does that mean? i always want to ask you about the vaccine efficacy. we know that, you know, the w h o has said your vaccines are effective, but are they as ef