if you ask the stockholmers, "do you like or dislike that the city of stockholm has high ambitions in the environmental field?" 90% says it's very good. and if you ask the citizens of stockholm and the public in stockholm, "do you like or dislike that the city puts up a demand on you to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle?" 75% likes it. >> in 2010, stockholm became the first city to receive the european commission's green capital award for its exemplary environmental planning, effective reduction of carbon dioxide emissions, and goal to be fossil-fuel-free by 2050. the city is continuing that legacy by transforming the stockholm royal seaport, a rundown district on the northeast edge of the city, into a model city of the future. formerly the king's hunting ground, the city purchased the area in the 19th century and converted it to an industrial port with oil- and gas-handling facilities. today, empty buildings are reminders of the past industrial revolution. but by 2020, developers plan to turn this 583-acre area into a mixed-use eco-city, an attractive place to live and work. >> my n

in stockholm coming to you 1st you coauthored the report the u.s. is the biggest exporter saudi arabia is the biggest in puerto hardly a big surprise. the usa is the biggest military spender my report looks at the global military spending and of course usa spending $778000000000.00 it's indeed they're the largest spender by far in the world this is followed by china the 2nd largest spender in the world saudi arabia actually has seen its bush spending for the last year by 10 percent are only the 6th largest spent in the world do you think that trend will continue. we see that the general increase in global spending is something that possibly can continue in the years to come given that militia spending often is seen as having a strong inertia so many of these top spenders are implementing very long term and hugely expensive military modernization and procurement programs and of course this last all the way into the 2030s in china 2040 s. and in the u.s. from its nuclear program to 25 to 20 fifties so indeed if you look at these largest spending count

ok let's get going let's bring in our guests today in stockholm we have now antione senior researcher with the sipri arms and military expenditure program and one of today's report's authors in singapore we have graham on the web and adjuncts research fellow at the rajaratnam school of international studies and in washington d.c. we're joined by david or rush an associate professor and senior military fellow at the national defense university gentlemen welcome to you all 90 and in stockholm coming to you 1st you coauthored the report the u.s. is the biggest exporter saudi arabia is the biggest in puerto hardly a big surprise. the usa is the biggest military spender my report looks at the global military spending and of course usa spending $778000000000.00 it's indeed they're the largest spender by far in the world this is followed by china is the 2nd largest spender in the world saudi arabia actually has units but if you're spending 4 in the last year by 10 percent are only the 6th largest spent in the world do you think that trend will continue. we see that the general increase in gl

there for decision makers join us and from the european center for disease prevention and control in stockholm thank you so much for your time as he steps thank you very much thank you well and time for your questions now over to derek. how long can vaccine side effects last conforte indicate it's working. i want to leave all the speculation about blood clotting and the astra zeneca vaccine behind for a minute and focus on what we know for certain about common minor side of facts reported in connection with covert vaccines pretty much all of the ones approve so far in various parts of the world appear to be pretty react to janick which means they regularly cause mild side effects like like pain and swelling at the injection site as well as things like like fatigue headache fever chills or aching joints the single shot johnson and johnson back seen appears to cause those effects somewhat less often in dose m.r. and a back scenes they seem to occur more commonly after the 2nd dose while the opposite seems to hold true for the astra zeneca vaccine. another point worth mentioning is that younger p

expert in a merchant who preparedness at the european center for disease prevention and control in stockholm good to have you with us and i know that you conducted a study into coded 900 schools. when it comes to keeping schools open or not what are your findings. thank you very much for having us 1st of all we're constantly updating the literature and revealing other studies on this we're finding that of course like any what we call parma surgical interventions if you close something it's decided that leads to less social mixing so will have an impact on the overall transmission of youtube so that's a potentially important measure of what we're seeing and what the most recent literature shows is that on the 2nd wave and more recent closures of schools have less of an impact than they did in the 1st wave and this has to do with. schools have adopted in the way that they've been practicing they're not operating as they did and prepared to make locals but they're doing more measures internal the. safety keep students safe to try to keep teachers there and those measures have an impact and so w

zeneca jab let's get more details on this now and cross live to dr job honestly chairman of the stockholm division of the swedish medical association joining us here on r.t. international today thanks for coming on the program as we understand that swedish people are apparently going to get their shots but only right before the injection they're being told who the manufacturer is why is that. then we decided that we should not be able. to make a choice. if we go to the. to the. clearly you have to take. whatever you are we have. someone from our point of view we have a leg. so we have to need to need to use every every vaccine we can get at so that is a problem yes is it possible that because as you say we need to use any vaccine that's available is it possible you can mix them up like a like a vaccine cocktail can you have one dose of astra zeneca and then one dose of pfizer or no. they have decided that. now it's good to have the other do so from different storms so we're going to make serious why do you think there seems to be this reluctance what went so let's say that people come int

for decision makers down a sense from the european center for disease prevention and control in stockholm thank you so much for your time at the step thank you very much thank you well and time for your questions now over to derek. how long can vaccine side effects last conforte indicate it's working. i want to leave all the speculation about blood clotting and the astra zeneca vaccine behind for a minute and focus on what we know for certain about common minor side the facts reported in connection with covert vaccines pretty much all of the ones approved so far and in various parts of the world appear to be pretty react to genic which means they regularly cause mild side effects like like pain and swelling at the injection site as well as things like like the team headache fever chills or aching joints the single shot johnson and johnson back seen appears to cause those effects somewhat less often in 2 dose m.r.i. they back scenes they seem to occur more commonly after the 2nd dose while the opposite seems to hold true for the astra zeneca vaccine. another point worth mentioning is that

balkans moment and then there's more gathering in place that better use and ukraine but look at stockholm at 3 degrees you wouldn't expect it to be there i know it's spring but there is 11 and to have 2 days a snow falling is a little unusual in stockholm in particular that cold will spread into the baltic states some snow fall even in poland but that's where the real cold is held elsewhere in europe when you start the rains disappearing in the waltzes with some not with all that bordeaux shows it may be best of all the war was place in europe 26 degrees the average is 70 we. chuckle a little bit in the next couple of days most of north africa is fine particularly hot in libya and tunisia but not in tunis itself. welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax enjoy the perfect break in your journey. her. and when you leave with a smile we know a lot of days work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. the only. way the. american or much of the top stories here on. the u.s. justice department will investigate systemic discrimination

cost of this probably could be kept in the baltic the baltic states and it will warm up slowly in stockholm for the rest of europe the sun's out over a good part of of a sudden journey at least france and beyond disappointingly wet through spain in fact through the central med as a line of the system rain even thunderstorms and that is the front of the coldish air going slowly into eastern europe so this book the specific forecast a stock or 2 degrees for thursday yes it snowed a bit it would stick on the ground i don't think but up to 8 degrees as to well below average for the next couple of days and here is the picture for friday for most of europe where that cold is gone east was reliable it will walk back into the low countries bit more sunshine into eastern side of spain which is bone beach so disappointing recently and we are dry for the most part in north africa are quite windy and even dusty libya and sudden tunisia. sponsored poll qatar airways jump into this story there is a lot going on in this and julian and global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we are mo

is only a slow rise in temperature we start off with more snow on the ground in stockholm on sunday again but bordeaux you do lose a bit of the heat boost and back 19 is where the average is or monday is rate increase slowly up from further sucks for north africa tunisia is should see a mostly dry saturday this some showers stuff likely in the far north america the winds are telling though and that might end up being a haboob drawing blowing out of libya and into egypt but especially for the south. frank assessments. what exactly happened. now taking for a situation like i'm not to believe he could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of we're going to us and this is a message to the region the united states appears rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story. well again this is al-jazeera the main news this hour myanmar's military jointer is a jakarta for crisis talks with southeast asian leaders they're expected to call on a coup leader meant onlin

there i know it's spring but there is 11 and to have 2 days a snow falling is a little unusual in stockholm in particular that cold will spread into the baltic states some snowfall even in poland but that's where the real cold is held elsewhere in europe well it's not the rains disappearing in the waltz is with some not with all that bordeaux shows it may be best of all the war was place in europe 26 degrees the average is 70 we. chuckle a little bit in the next couple of days most of north africa is fine particularly hot in libya and tunisia but not in tunis itself. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government used one exactly and one measure never taking for a situation like i'm not to believe you could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking the military positioning of the middle east wasn't just a simple act of reorganizing ministry assets this is a message to the region the united states years rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story. there to go to 0 remind of our top stories this hour india's report of

is only a slow rise in temperature we start off with more snow on the ground in stockholm on sunday again but bordeaux you do lose a bit of the heat boost and about 19 inches where the average is or monday is re increased up from for the sax for north africa to see a should see a mostly dry saturday this some showers stuff likely in the far north america the winds are telling though and that might end up being a haboob drawing blowing out of libya and into egypt but especially for the south. this is one of the boldest sounding for the article revolutions in all make our planet pretty good we have to meet the c o 2 emissions targets electric cars that make the mitcham emission mini to be mine to where people are just talking about cars that solve the current world of this is the commerce driving energy transition is the promise of clean energy an illusion the dark side of green energy. on al-jazeera. the over the. the in. a comeback a look at the main stories now india has reported the world's highest daily toll. daily tally of infections for a 2nd day in a row with more than 332000

expert in a merchant he preparedness at the european center for disease prevention and control in stockholm good to have you with us and i know that you conducted a study and to covert 900 schools. when it comes to keeping schools open or not what are your findings thank you very much for having us 1st of all we're constantly updating the literature on revealing other studies on this we're finding that of course like any what we call nonpartizan tical interventions if you close something in society that leads to less social mixing so will have an impact on the overall transmission so that's a potentially important measure of what we're seeing and what the most recent literature shows is. on the 2nd wave and more recent closures of schools have less of an impact than they did in the 1st wave and this has to do with. schools have adopted in the way that they've been practicing their not operate in this they didn't prepare the. locals but they're doing more measures internal the. safe to keep students safe to try to keep teachers there and those measures have an impact and so we think it's it

was born of necessity at the height of the pandemic the hospital in the town of sirte italian yes stockholm was reaching capacity. sweden started working with telemedicine well before the coronavirus hit physician roland says more and more health care is set to go online. where you are throughout the film i think we're going to have to think more about why patients are actually in the hospital and for how long. can we still look after them if they're at home. if the answer is yes then that's what we should do. we have to use our resources wisely and do what's best for our patients that means new ways of working. it's already quite common for people living in rural areas to see their doctor online. don't half for example 1st turns to the medical app on her phone rather than try to get an appointment in person which often involves a long wait. in the swedish health care system it's standard practice for initial contact to be made by phone or video call. dr lee works for a digital health care company she says video consultations often work well for simple ailments such as colds certain skin is

demand for weapons and fact global arms sales are at a record high according to a new report the stockholm international peace research institute annual study has found military spending worldwide rose to almost 2 trillion dollars last year that's the highest amount the institute has recorded and more than 30 years as in previous years the biggest spenders globally are the united states china india and russia last year the united kingdom joined them and the top 5 spending on arms rose in europe 2 with germany moving into 7th place worldwide ahead of france. germany's covert 19 vaccination campaign has been a widely criticized for being off to a sluggish start but it's slowly picking up pace until recently the rollout focused on vaccination centers across the country but now family doctors can also administer the shots more than a 5th of germans have received at least one dose and the number of daily inoculations is on the rise but behind the scenes problems remain we visited 2 doctors to get a closer look. one shot after another under 10 minutes per patient dozens of people are now getting

there for decision makers join us and from the european center for disease prevention and control in stockholm thank you so much for your time as he steps thank you very much thank you well and time for your questions now over to derek. how long can vaccine side effects last conforte indicate it's working. i want to leave all the speculation about blood clotting and the astra zeneca vaccine behind for a minute and focus on what we know for certain about common minor side the facts reported in connection with covert vaccines pretty much all of the ones approved so far in various parts of the world appear to be pretty react to janick which means they regularly cause mild side effects like like pain and swelling at the injection site as well as things like like fatigue headache fever chills or aching joints the single shot johnson and johnson back seen appears to cause those effects somewhat less often in 2 dose m.r.i. they vaccines they seem to occur more commonly after the 2nd dose while the opposite seems to hold true for the astra zeneca vaccine. another point worth mentioning is that younger

bring in their diego lopez the silver he's a researcher on arms a military expenditure at the stockholm international peace research institute sipri there is a clear trend on spending is increasing has the pandemic had any impact on that at all. well it's possible to conclude with some certainty that the 1000 did not have a significant impact on global nuclear spending and 2020 hour this conclusions need some cabinets 1st some countries have explicitly allocated part of the plan moved towards spending to the pandemic response such as chile and south korea south korea for instance has revised down its initial budget twice to allocate more funds to to the cold response chile has postponed some allocations to the arms of positions because of the pandemic or while sever other countries including brazil russia spent considerably last their initial move her budgets for 2020 result from this is spent 88 percent of its total planned spending. secondly the a fact in the country is not the same hungary for instance increase its military spending because of the. part of the financial single us pac

what convinced you about a stockholm listing?oice was between stockholm and new york. we were roughly in the u.s. the u.s. is becoming our largest market. at the end of the day, we are a swiss european company, and we concluded sweden would be the place we would want to list. we could potentially do a dual listing in new york, as well. anna: and other businesses in the space have been perhaps considering things like specs -- spacs, but you are going through an ipo. what was behind that decision? >> obviously, the main interest in spacs, we want to do kind of an old-fashioned listing in meeting with different investors, spilling out our broad, long-term shareholder base. we conclude in doing it the old-fashioned way, if you would. anna: what about the performance in the build in the business? -- in the business? clearly, lockdown has had upside, businesses focusing on online payments. we saw 300% growth from your business. how much of that is sustainable as we start to see the u.s. and other parts of the world opening up? >> actua

is only a slow rise in temperature we start off with more snow on the ground in stockholm on sunday again but bordeaux you do lose a bit of the heat boosts dent about 19 is where the average is or monday is rain crete slowly up from further size for north africa tunisia should see a mostly dry saturday this some sherry stuff likely in the far north of morocco the winds are telling though and that my end up being a haboob drawing blowing out of libya and into egypt but especially for the south. from. a family man. politicized by the forces of nature. will know for years. i can inform my documents his struggle for his community survival and builds a template for global action on climate change. the climate dialing a witness documentary on al-jazeera. vaccines a promising path out of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world. between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geopolitics to the pure economics the misinformation and the latest developments what's going on her

it was a shock to the residents of stockholm this morning a draw for temperature about 12 degrees colder air across scandinavia has reintroduced winter now it's not entirely confined to scandinavia but this is the direction the wind round those lines there so it's quite a strong winds through denmark into germany and poland then it kills runs the real cost of this probably could be kept in the baltic the baltic states and it will warm up slowly in stockholm for the rest of europe the sun's out over a good part of of a sudden journey at least france and beyond disappointingly wet through spain in fact through the central med as a line of the system rain even thunderstorms and that is the front of the cultish air going slowly into eastern europe so this book the specific forecast a stocker 2 degrees for thursday yes it snowed a bit it would stick on the ground i don't think but up to 8 degrees is to well below average for the next couple of days and here's the picture for friday for most of europe where that cold is gone east was relying a bit more walk back into the low countries bit more

balkans moment and then there's more gathering in place that better use and ukraine but look at stockholm at 3 degrees you wouldn't expect it to be there i know it's spring but there is 11 and to have 2 days a snow falling is a little unusual in stockholm in particular but cold will spread into the baltic states some snowfall. even in poland but that's where the real cold is held elsewhere in europe when you start the rains disappearing and the wall says we're not with all that but what i shows it may be best of all the war was place in europe 26 degrees the average is 70 we don't eat chocolate a little bit in the next couple of days most of north africa is fine particularly hot in libya and tunisia but not in tunis itself. finland has committed to cutting its carbon emissions with the world's most ambitious production goal carbon neutrality in just 15 years now it's really time to actually get to and we can go it if we want to but 1st the nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry and being an active emissions source people in power finland's plummets warrio

is only a slow rise in temperature we start off with more snow on the ground in stockholm on sunday again but bordeaux you do lose a bit of the heat boost 19 days where the average is or monday is rate increase slowly up from further sux. for the also africa to see is should see a mostly dry as this some showers stuff likely in the fall and also a broker the winds are telling though and that might end up being a haboob drawing blowing out of libya and into egypt but especially for. the well if we cannot have palestina my government was suddenly not allowed britain to control french palestine would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east for centuries to come and so. now we can durham a. psych speak our minds in the sand on al-jazeera. then they choose news as it breaks prime minister or the surest way i feel i will have to for the action because he's promising people jail jumpstarted economy with detailed coverage many things are going to end

spends most cruel astray is the stockholm syndrome it pushes to its victims. the more it devastates this little community the more people seek solace in these gnomes. right now we're going to go to the washington you know because it's care led and we have to have. harm reduction supplies to the community hey let me that the people of the south what they're used drugs themselves apart but it's yeah absolutely yeah it's really important people in the community are the ones leading up to take us. inside this building clean injecting equipment these hundreds of cools through a hole in the wall the idea is to stop the spread of blood borne viruses like hepatitis an h i c it's open 24 hours a day and south a 1000000 syringes a year. sekali how many needles would you give out and then the whole shift was allowed one through one of these boxes have 500. rooms in it and one day i went through 4 boxes of room 2 in one sentence that was implicit. why is it something that people round take kind just basically to use. they'll use still use really need is the use of journey

was born of necessity at the height of the pandemic the hospital in the town of sirte italian a stockholm was reaching capacity. sweden started working with telemedicine well before the coronavirus hit physician roland says more and more health care is set to go online. where you are throughout the from there and i think we're going to have to think more about why patients are actually in the hospital and for how long . can we still look after them if they're at home. if the answer is yes then that's what we should do. we have to use our resources wisely and do what's best for our patients that means new ways of working. it's already quite common for people living in rural areas to see their doctor online. don't half for example 1st turns to the medical app on her phone rather than try to get an appointment in person which often involves a long wait. in the swedish health care system it's standard practice for initial contact to be made by phone or video call. dr lee works for a digital health care company she says video consultations often work well for simple ailments such as colds cert

was born of necessity at the height of the pandemic the hospital in the town of sirte italian a stockholm was reaching capacity. sweden started working with telemedicine well before the coronavirus hit physician roland says more and more health care is set to go online. where you are throughout the film i think we're going to have to think more about why patients are actually in the hospital and for how long. can we still look after them if they're at home. but if the answer is yes then that's what we should do. we have to use our resources wisely and do what's best for our patients that means new ways of working. it's already quite common for people living in rural areas to see that doctor online. don't half for example 1st turns to the medical app on her phone rather than trying to get an appointment in person which often involves a long wait. in the swedish health care system it's standard practice for initial contact to be made by phone or video call. doctor works for a digital health care company she says video consultations often work well for simple ailments such as colds certain s

balkans moment and then there's more gathering in places that better us and ukraine but look at stockholm at 3 degrees you wouldn't expect it to be there i know it's spring but there is 11 and to have 2 days a snow falling is a little unusual in stockholm in particular that cold will spread into the baltic states some snowfall even in poland but that's where the real cold is held elsewhere in europe well it's not the rains disappearing in the waltz is with some not with all that bordeaux shows it may be best of all the war was place in europe 26 degrees the average is 70 we don't need chocolate a little bit in the next couple of days most of north africa is fine particularly hot in libya and tunisia but not in tunis itself. for. an hour that stays for the blind and a robotic arm for the disabled. a young australian engineer isn't venting tools to help people gain independence but i stand by your side of that will put the ability to recognize objects all of the fire and say that people with limited vision will be able to recognize everyday objects women make science robo gals on al-jazeera

demand for weapons and fact global arms sales are at a record high according to a new report the stockholm international peace research institutes annual study has found military spending worldwide rose to almost 2 trillion dollars last year that's the highest amount the institute has recorded in more than 30 years as in previous years the biggest spenders globally are the united states china india and russia last year the united kingdom joined them and the top 5 spending on arms rose in europe to with germany moving into 7th place worldwide ahead of france. germany's covered 19 vaccination campaign has been widely criticized for being off to a sluggish start but it's slowly picking up pace until recently the rollout focused on vaccination centers across the country but now family doctors can also administer the shots more than a 5th of germans have received at least one dose and the number of daily inoculations is on the rise but behind the scenes problems remain we visited 2 doctors to get a closer look. one shot after another and that 10 minutes per patient dozens of people are now gett

a round hole for us so we have one bank gun jimmy head waiter at that concern and restaurant in stockholm says sweden's done it right. it's. even learn from czech republic become or taking your we were. just free to freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist i understand now basically the same as many other countries produce it sounds like a different way of trying to think sweden has tried maybe a bit more than notices to pinpoint what they need to close to protect the different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flyers sweden. very much more true belgium austria even germany and sweden these. $5.00 to $10.00 countries for at least excess more targeted but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed in december even the king said he thought the strategy had failed but techno stands by his recommendations he says the only problem with them is that people don't follow them take masks for example u

stoniest sign on september 28th 1994 on its way from tallinn to stockholm when the water 1st entered the ship the passengers were all asleep. only a few survived and were rescued from the icy cold baltic sea 852 lives were lost that night the mystery surrounding the estonia's fate remains unresolved to this day. official records claim the bow hatch came off causing boards to rush into the car deck and sink the ferry it infelicitous in the documentary witnesses say they saw something else the war planes the moment. the sea along to them i saw something white. it was several meters large. or drawers and i could see it moving from left to right the other waves went crashing over it or. last a young son lost his daughter in the disaster he now hopes investigations will be reopened. the documents ever since the documentary was released the come hopeful most of it and a more careful investigation might look into what really transpired. so how could something so terrible even happen for the for. the who we still don't know and we don't believe the investigators report for one second and thr

stoniest sign on september 28th 1994 on its way from tallinn to stockholm when the water 1st entered the ship the passengers were all asleep. only a few survived and were rescued from the icy cold baltic sea 852 lives were lost that night the mystery surrounding the estonia's fate remains unresolved to this day. official records claim the bow hatch came off causing boards to rush into the card deck and sink the ferry it infelicitous in the documentary witnesses say they saw something else the war planes the moment. they are known to you i saw something white. it was several meters large. or a 100 or so and i could see it moving from left to right so that sort of the waves went crashing over it or. last a young son lost his daughter in the disaster he now hopes investigations will be reopened. the documents ever since the documentary was released see if the come hopeful most of it on a more careful investigation might look into what really transpired there. so how could something so terrible even happen for the 4. who we still don't know and we don't believe the investigators report f

appears psychology has 3 dimensional art works of being called hypnotic meditative and relaxing the stockholmsed design is playful symmetry in motion has won him a claim and half a 1000000 followers on instagram. geometric shapes move and roll as objects combine effortlessly in endless sequences of movement friction and the laws of gravity seem to be suspended here. these creations are the brainchild of swedish motion graphics artist under the us van ash date he uses a special computer program to get his fascination for shapes free reign. of the good things with 3 d. software is nowadays is that they make it very easy to mimic physics physics behaviors like like a camera you can capture lights in a way that almost look photo realistic illegal. in the way. the animations are only a few seconds long. yet they seem endless the trick is to edit them into a seamless salute. the swedish artist has already programmed more than 150 digital works of art drawing on 20 years of experience as a graphic designer and 3 d. artist. he sketches out his ideas over the course of several days or sometimes even w

ron paul for the rules so we have one bank gun jamie head waiter at the concern and restaurant in stockholm says sweden's done it right. in learn from czech republic the comer taking it we were. just free to freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist understand now we did basically the same as many other countries we do that's a slightly different way trying to think sweden has tried maybe a bit more than notices to pinpoint what to do when you throw stones but technology the different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all to sweden compare very much more true belgium or stray even germany and sweden these. $5.00 to $10.00 countries for the least excess mortada to sit in europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed in december even the king said he thought the strategy had failed but techno stands by his recommendations he says the only problem with them is that people don't follow them take

bringing a chill back to denmark and sweden the temperature in copenhagen at 9 degrees the forecast for stockholm going from 15 down to 3 and it starts to snow on thursday as one shockey don't really want and the cold is going beyond into germany and poland and then it goes back to the baltic states it won't penetrate most of europe not significantly there will be a chill wind i think into austria for example and the rain will tend to be replaced by the sunshine stuck quite spring was there now in africa this is been seized to hamas and when these strong winds it tends to blow to the sahara is taking a bit of a turn in bringing some pretty dusty conditions and hot conditions up through libya and towards sudden tunisia. sponsible qatar airways jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian and global community when i thought of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected

seeking the lead in the 1st place to see how 5 haidara showed no aftereffects of that bad tackle to stockholm a header when no late sick. coble could use more heroics to keep the score at one nil right up but then saw emule forced the penalty within a minute of coming on after a clumsy tackle constantino smothered panos. on the swede disguised himself by too late sick after 67 minutes accounted for miss of the season by late 6000000000 or a ban meant discoursed need to know what the results mean stuttgart european ambitions loophole but dashed well not goldman's men need to win the remaining 3 games and hope by a drop point if they are to secure the unlikeliest of titles. now also on sunday mention glad but kept their european ambitions alive when they demolished being a failed 5 nil brylin boil but the party started just after 6 minutes he got a little bit of help from a lucky deflection and off to 2 more goals in bonner struck again midway. through the 2nd off on the way to his team's most lopsided victory of the season. and out its take a look at all the bundesliga results from match day $

round hole for the tables so we have one bank gun jimmy head waiter at the concern and restaurant in stockholm says sweden's done it right. it's. even learn from czech republic they come or taking it we were a case. just creative freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders techno basically the same as many other countries produce it sounds like a different way of trying to do things sweden has tried maybe a bit more than not assist to pinpoint what to do we need to close. different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flyers sweden. very much more true belgium or stray even germany and sweden this among the $5.00 to $10.00 countries for at least excess mortality is in europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed in december even the king said he thought the strategy had failed but tenuous stands by his recommendations he says the only problem with them is that people don't follow them ta

states that's the real cold bits of eastern europe everywhere else doesn't suffer quantas badly but stockholm here on the way down again by sunday that cold wind could well bring more snow with it and although monday looks normally warmer there's precious little sunshine it will feel cold. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our patients you're putting more money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers everyone goes to their camp and becomes a us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line on the big questions on out is they are playing important role protecting it when. ringback face. hello again this is al jazeera the main news this hour at least 13 people have died in a fire at a hospital treating covert 900 patients in india it comes as some hospitals they're short of oxygen 2 to searching cases right across the country. and u.s. president joe biden is pledging that the u.s. will be a global leader on climate change he's promising to cut emissions in half by

and there is the rain starting to now move into areas of germany and poland and single digits for stockholm on your wednesday across north africa weather for djibouti and also the ethiopian high lands we've got some pretty good spells of rain across the gulf of guinea in particular heavier rain for the ivory coast and cameroon but those showers will start to peter out as we head toward thursday and we'll just be dealing with most mostly cloudy skies for example in cameroon on your thursday. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government used one exactly how and one measure never taking for a situation like i'm not to believe you could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking the military positioning of the middle east wasn't just a simple act of reorganizing ministry assets this is a message to the region that the united states years are rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera . i want to go to 0 a reminder about top stories this hour india is seen its worst days so far from the coronavirus with n

next, peter,son, director for the stockholm environment initiative. then we'll hear from tara hoskof, founder of the genu collaborative. we'll hear from jen hunt ler from highway river valley and then we'll hear from greta thunberg, a world-renowned climate act viths. and then we'll hear from -- the witnesses will be unmute sod we can swear them in please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> yes. >> yes. mr. khanna: let the record show the witnesses all answered in the affirmative. your statements will be made part of our official record. doctor, you are now recognized for your testimony. >> good morning, chairman khanna, ranking member norman, members of the subcommittee on environment. my name is joe aldi, i'm a professor of practice of public policy at harvard university school. i work on climate policy and i'm grateful for the opportunity to share my insights today, especially as we have new leadership in the white house,

in europe without races being run from here the laboratory in uppsala north of stockholm because when it comes to electric cars the advantage is all about the battery like this the lab is the standard bearer for the battery 2030 plus project the constant speed to take back some of asia's dominance in the development and sale of electric batteries the europe wide group is led by chemistry professor christina edstrom we need to be finding a new materials a new battery cause to help europe in the hard competition with asia they're good in asia they're doing new exciting factories if we want to have industry in europe we need to catch up. there's a lot of catching up to do you factories for the current generation of lithium ion batteries are being built in sweden and germany but europe makes just 3 percent of car batteries globally while asia led by china japan and south korea produces 85 percent to change that europe needs to find a battery that provides greater mileage charges faster underlies less on the damaging effect of mining from mineral such as cobalt the problem with the fact is

and there is the rain starting to now move into areas of germany and poland and single digits for stockholm on your wednesday across north africa whether for djibouti and also the ethiopian highlands we've got some pretty good spells of rain across the gulf of guinea in particular heavier rain for the ivory coast and cameroon but those showers will start to peter out as we head toward thursday and we'll just be dealing with most mostly cloudy skies for example in cameroon on your thursday. a small boy and his brother rescued from war in gaza by the red cross and hold. we were 1st released on a red cross truck now a world leader in crisis management and finally going to doctor in chicago who still misses her just one day as possible only thinking of returning to jordan al-jazeera wild meats 2 successful arab doctors in north america arabs approve the humanitarian and the heat on al-jazeera. the on. the. amount of the top stories you notice there are more than half the world's new coronavirus cases in the past day have been recorded in india primitive or ims are at breaking point as the count