times of social distancing. or cooking with its wealth of tastes and fragrances. that can help to feed our others as. well it seems like to be touched but what about cuddling in times of corona skin is a social organ it is made to touch and to be touched for example we have 200-2500 receptor us in our fingertip just in order to feel everything properly when we touch very closely the horman oxytocin is set free in our body and this lowers the level of stress so the expression make love not war is kind of a neuro scientific way to see the skin so we need our skin for communication you say but but also it's a barrier to the outside world so some kind of protects us against a coronavirus but the coronavirus itself affects the skin all kinds of medical specialties examine patients with corona and they observateur changes on the lung on the heart on the kidneys on the vessels and we dermatologists observe changes on the skin in some patients for example which can happen in any virus infection we see rushes and different types of rushes so this could be a sign of corona and we have a special new symptoms symptom which is called covert told many children develop this and this is kin

literature in the time of corona a shortlist of new prize where the novels a distinguished author and a digital book fair how is the literary world coping with the pandemic 21 gets the views of some writers and then organizer. but 1st the biggest awards of all that are built for as in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet reason click for her. voice. few people were expecting her to win the 2020 nobel prize in literature the poet louise glick the committee praised the austere beauty of her writing her reaction was like conic agitation. joy joy the food. has received numerous awards in the u.s. and she. as the country's poet laureate. she was born in 1903 in new york city on her father's side she's descended from hungary and jews who emigrated to the u.s. glick suffered from anorexia and dropped out of college she spent years receiving psychiatric treatment she has always processed her own life experiences and her poetry her unique writing making them universally relatable her works often deal with grief and the fragility of life pain is her terrain in 1993 she won the pu

literature in the time of corona a shortlist of new prize where the novels a distinguished author and a digital book fair how is the literary world coping with the pandemic 21 gets the views of some writers and then all going to. but 1st the biggest awards of all that are built for as in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet reason click for her. to voice. few people were expecting her to win the 2020 nobel prize in literature the poet louise glick the committee praised the austere beauty of her writing her reaction was like conic. joy joy the true. click has received numerous awards in the u.s. and. she was the country's poet laureate. she was born in 1903 in new york city and her father signed she's descended from hungary and jews who emigrated to the u.s. glick suffered from anorexia and dropped out of college she spent years receiving psychiatric treatment she has always processed her own life experiences and her poetry her unique writing making them universally relatable her works often deal with grief and the fragility of life pain is her terrain in 1993 she won th

literature in the time of corona a short list of new praiseworthy novels a distinguished author and a digital book fair how is the literary world coping with the pandemic 21 gets the views of some writers and an organizer. but 1st the biggest awards of all that are built for as in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet reason click for her. voice. few people were expecting her to win the 2020 nobel prize in literature the poet louise glick the committee praised the austere beauty of her writing her reaction. to. the joy joy rather through. blake has received numerous awards in the u.s. and she was the country's poet laureate. she was born in 1903 in new york city on her father's side she's descended from hungary and jews who emigrated to the u.s. glick suffered from anorexia and dropped out of college she spent years receiving psychiatric treatment she has always process. her own life experiences and her poetry her unique writing making them universally relatable her works often deal with grief and the fragility of life pain is her terrain in 1993 she won the pulitzer pri

in the time of corona a short list of new praiseworthy novels a distinguished author and a digital book fair how is the literary world coping with the pandemic 21 gets the views of some writers and an organizer. but 1st the biggest awards of all that are built for as in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american public reason click for. few people were expecting her to win the 2020 nobel prize in literature the poet louise glick the committee praised the austere beauty of her writing her reaction. to. the job joy rather too. great has received numerous awards in the u.s. and she was the country's poet laureate. she was born in 1903 in new york city on her father's side she's descended from hungary and jews who emigrated to the u.s. glick suffered from anorexia and dropped out of college she spent years receiving psychiatric treatment she has always processed her own life experiences and her poetry her unique writing making them universally. her works often deal with grief and the fragility of life pain is her terrain in 1993 she won the pulitzer prize for poetry for the wild iris a

we can celebrate when we talk about relationships in general and how they're fairing during a time of corona this seems like an amazing stress test for so many relationships are imagine it absolutely is it absolutely is for some people they're spending so much more time together they have so many more responsibilities in terms of childcare for example or 2 people are working at home or even if one person is working at home that didn't used to work at home they have to make accommodations and this is particularly hard for people who don't have the kind of living environment where this is easily done so there's so many more challenges that couples face these days that make it really hard for them. to. you know continue on in the way that they were before. i have to ask do you think it's more difficult for maybe younger couples who are just beginning that relationship together or for older couples who maybe sort of have an established routine yeah i think it's i don't think it's one of the other necessarily i think both kinds of couples can have advantages and have some risks as well so you kno

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we can celebrate when we talk about relationships in general and how they're fairing during a time of corona this seems like an amazing stress test for so many relationships are imagine. it absolutely is absolutely is for some people they're spending so much more time together they have so many more responsibilities in terms of child care for example or to people who are working at home or even if one person is working at home that didn't used to work at home they have to make accommodations this is particularly hard for people who don't have the kind of living environment where this is easily done so there's so many more challenges that couples face these days that make it really hard for them. to. you know continue on in the way that they were before and have to ask do you think it's more difficult for maybe younger couples who are just beginning that relationship together or for older couples who maybe sort of have an established routine yeah i think it's i don't think it's one of the other necessarily i think both kinds of couples can have advantages and have some risks as well so you kn

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how we deal with crises in a time of corona changes our perceptions on life and the world surrounding us and it's changing literature to. that so from out 21 this way. thanks for watching and take. a country at peace and yet on the front line. germany during the cold war. on for decades this is way instant must mean stuff against. the ordinary germans experience the common. good and the cold war. 15 minutes on d w. and you hear me now. yes yes we can you can have last year's german sauce i want to bring you i'm going to mad cause i didn't never have before surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves up and want. to talk to people who followed her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping public if they join us from eccles last stop. this is so no story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem. his credo no chemicals. and his plan was. the studios are. just don't stand a chance. train in success. tucker cademy starts october 15th doubling. every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home. the con

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the fall have they seen their boss so tired so overworked and so desperate as in you know those times of corona. frankfurt thanks. it is to china now and the country's leaders met today to start mapping out the next 5 year plan for 2021 to 2025 there is pressure to introduce reforms in the world's 2nd largest economy but charting the economic course for the next 5 years is a challenge because of the toll the coronavirus is taking on the world economy and because of worsening relations between china and the united states and china is leading the global pack in economic recovery the economy grew nearly 5 percent between july and september the priority in the 5 year blueprint is keeping a steady course economists expect annual growth targets of around 5 percent china wants to boost productivity and shift towards higher value added industries avoiding the so-called middle income trap where economies get stuck china is committed to carbon neutrality by 2060 and the 5 year plan might give us some details on how it will meet that ambitious target. now let's get more from clifford cohen from d.w. busin

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well it seems like i was good needs to be touched but what about cuddling in times of corona the skin is a social organ it is made to touch and to be touched for example we have 200-2500 persepolis in our fingertip just in order to feel everything properly when we touch very closely the horman oxytocin is set free in our body and this lowers the level of stress so the expression make love not war is kind of a neuro scientific way to see the skin so we need our skin for communication you see but it also it's a barrier to the outside world so some kind of protects us against a coronavirus but the coronavirus itself affects the skin all kinds of medical specialties examine patients with corona and they observateur changes on the lung on the heart on the kidneys on the vessels and we don't mythologists observe changes on the skin in some patients for example which can happen in any virus infection we see rushes and different types of russia so this could be a sign of corona and we have a special new symptoms a symptom which is called covert told many children develop this and this is kind

we can celebrate when we talk about relationships in general and how they're fairing during a time of corona this seems like an amazing stress test for so many relationships are imagine. it absolutely is absolutely is for some people they're spending so much more time together they have so many more responsibilities in terms of childcare for example or 2 people are working at home or even if one person is working at home that didn't used to work at home they have to make accommodations and this is particularly hard for people who don't have the kind of living environment where this is easily done so there's so many more challenges that couples face these days that make it really hard for them. to. you know continue on in the way that they were before and have to ask do you think it's more difficult for maybe younger couples who are just beginning that relationship together or for older couples who maybe sort of have an established routine yeah i think it's i don't think it's one of the other necessarily i think both kinds of couples can have advantages and have some risks as well so you know

tell you get your flu shot especially if you're chronically ill and especially in the times of corona it's important that as many people as possible get accidents that. it comes on suddenly it's persistent and potentially very dangerous. influenza is the real. w.h.o. estimates that more than 10 percent of the world's population catch it every year. the flu is europe's most fatal infectious disease it's enough to be taken lightly especially for people just 60. to get. flu is a serious respiratory infection which often has a very severe progression for people with preexisting conditions like heart or lung disease is a stream of fall and it can often be fatal for these patients. but isn't. just one small injection can stop that a new vaccine has to be created every year for the seasonal strain and it provides up to 80 percent protection when introduced into the body the immune system starts to create antibodies the body can then recognize and distro. the virus. the aim of the flu shot isn't just to prevent people from getting infected at all it's to reduce the number of severe cases hosp

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tell you get your flu shot especially if you're chronically ill and especially in the times of corona it's important that as many people as possible get accidents that. it comes on suddenly it's persistent and potentially very dangerous. influenza is the real. w.h.o. estimates that more than 10 percent of the world's population catch it every year. the flu is europe's most fatal infectious disease it's enough to be taken lightly especially for the people i just 60. flu is a serious respiratory infection which often has a very severe progression for people with preexisting conditions like heart or lung disease this is a stream of fall and it can often be fatal for these patients. include a short time but isn't. just one small injection can stop that a new vaccine has to be created every year for the seasonal strain and it provides up to 80 percent protection when introduced into the body the immune system starts to create antibodies the body can then recognize and distro. the virus. the aim of the flu shot isn't just to prevent people from getting infected at all it's to reduce the num

tell you get your flu shot especially if you're chronically ill and especially in the times of corona it's important that as many people as possible get accidents that. it comes on suddenly it's persistent and potentially very dangerous. influenza is the real. the w.h.o. estimates that more than 10 percent of the world's population catch it every year. the flu is europe's most fatal infectious disease it's enough to be taken lightly especially when the only just 60. to keep the flu is a serious respiratory infection which often has a very severe progression for people with preexisting conditions like heart or lung disease is a stream of fall and it can often be fatal for these patients. but isn't. just one small injection can stop that a new vaccine has to be created every year for the seasonal strain and it provides up to 80 percent protection when introduced into the body the immune system starts to create antibodies the body can then recognize and distro. the virus. the aim of the flu shot isn't just to prevent people from getting infected at all it's to reduce the number of severe

let's find out how differently in our special segment halloween in the time of corona. hink about it, halloween is the exact opposite of social distancing. you go to as many strangers' houses as possible and ask them for stuff that they've touched. plus there is saliva everywhere from when people eat candy corn, oh boy, candy corn. oh. but whatever the reason, this year many sissies are doing away with halloween completely. >> will halloween be cancelled? 2020 being the worst year ever, there's new concern about the treasured holiday due to the pandemic. health officials in l.a. announced that door to door trick or treating is banned this year. also banned, haunted houses and large gatherings. >> new york's classic parade that draws a million people to greenwich village every year, canceled, chicago too, atlanta went virtual. >> in a town famous for witch trials and halloween celebrations the scawriest thing in salem, massachusetts this year, the tourists. the mater is telling sight seers to stay home. >> and in richmond. >> trick or treating is not cancelled. >> however

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times of social distancing. or cooking with its wealth of tastes and fragrances. thank you hope to feed our others as. well it seems like i was to be touched but what about cuddling in times of corona skin is a social organ it is made to touch and to be touched for example we have 200-2500 preceptors in our fingertip just in order to feel everything properly when we touch very closely the harmon oxytocin is set free in our body and this lowers the level of stress so the expression make love not war is kind of a neuro scientific way to see the skin so we need our skin for communication you say but also it's a barrier to the outside world so some kind of protects us against a coronavirus but the coronavirus it's what we need for communication you say but but also it's a barrier to the outside world so some kind of protects us against a coronavirus but the coronavirus itself affects the scheme all kinds of medical specialties examine patients with corona and they observateur changes on the lung on the heart on the kidneys on the vessels and we don't mythologists observe changes on the skin in some patients for example which can happen in any virus infection we see russia and different

selling products that is brought all that's good to good to know especially now in times of the corona virus pandemic clearly there are there are winners and losers of this pandemic what's your survey telling us about those. well the service speaks there are pretty clear language. i think it kind of summed up with the fact that amazon now has overtaken ford to become the largest american company in germany in terms of top line revenue we know the auto industry even last year was suffering a little in this year obviously it's been very difficult the companies that are doing the things like the just sticks online retail pharmaceuticals those come in so doing well a lot of other companies. are struggling and the combination of that has led to a slower growth rate than in previous years but our members are optimistic. and i mean how is the ongoing us china trade war impacting if it all u.s. german relations that's an interesting question because we get 2 different answers on that if i ask the u.s. companies that are members all of them will say oh you know it's led to a few different decis

literature in the time of corona a shortlist of new prize where the novels a distinguished author and a digital book fair how is the literary weld coping with the pandemic 21 gets the views of some writers and then organizer. but 1st the. biggest awards of all the rebel prize in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet reis click for her politicos. few people were expecting her to win the 2020 nobel prize in literature the poet louise glick the committee praised the austere beauty of her writing her reaction was like on a charge of haitian. the journal of joy gratitude. blake has received numerous awards in the u.s. and she was the country's poet laureate. she was born in 1903 in new york city and her father signed she's descended from hungary and jews who emigrated to the u.s. glick suffered from anorexia and dropped out of college she spent years receiving psychiatric treatment she has always processed her own life experiences and her poetry her unique writing making them universally relatable her works often deal with grief and the fragility of life pain is her terrain i

time which is which is possibly also what we expected but the diversity issue really hasn't hasn't been treated here and there are a number of people who really even would argue that in times of corona 2020 this is a really the murder. cincy year that one could be spending about $950000.00 euros because of course it's been upped this year to $10000000.00 swedish kronor and that's about what it's what it's equivalent to that one could be spending that a little bit better for the greater good of many writers who are who are struggling so there's so much of play here it's not just about the literature did it's care and how shot thank you so much. you're up to date thanks for watching. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. we explore every day life from. what europeans fear and what they hope for. focusing on their own. next on d.w. . entering the conflict zone with team sebastian. brazil is in the news these days for the reason i did so that's the highest figure in the world for coded 19 infections my guess is me from brazil a half of the country's vice presidents how much of the more ralph. did the government oh good so bad. conflict. in 60 minutes. this is

so especially in times of corona the voice. varies according to the region you live in or the time of the year here in europe. it gets dark and gray and people getting depressed and tired and what helps against it might. have gray and very little light this is what short winter days look like after work in the dark and back home in the dark the lack of light has an effect on our mood. it's not a myth the winter blues is scientifically proven. in our latitude about 10 to 15 percent of the population suffers from winter blues or winter depression and they complain of symptoms such as lack of drive a gloomy mood joylessness and increased fatigue frequently however they also complain about ravenous appetite and a strong need for sleep. it's no wonder have always been dependent on daylight. we lived outside it was straightforward as long as the sun was shining we were active at night. without sunlight we rested today we may have to get up when it's still dark and we spend most of the short bright face indoors we're living against the

tell you get your flu shot especially if you're chronically ill and especially in the times of corona it's important that as many people as possible get an accident and. it comes on suddenly it's persistent and potentially very dangerous. influenza is the real. w.h.o. estimates that more than 10 percent of the world's population catch it every year. the flu is europe's most fatal infectious disease it's enough to be taken lightly especially for people over 60. to get. the flu is a serious respiratory infection which often has a very severe progression for people with preexisting conditions like heart or lung disease does this really follow and it can often be fatal for these patients. into the short term but isn't. just one small injection can stop that a new vaccine has to be created every year for the seasonal strain and it provides up to 80 percent protection when introduced into the body the immune system starts to create antibodies the body can then recognize and distro. the aim of the flu shot isn't just to prevent people from getting infected at all it's to reduce the number of

fears are rising that europe is running out of time to control the resurgence of the corona virus infections are hitting record davey highs in many countries including right here in germany let me give you a quick review overview of how the situation developed on march 1st health departments across europe registered 401 new cases now you have to keep in mind that testing was not as widespread back then as it is now so the actual numbers could have been much higher in germany for example the number of tests has increased nearly 10 fold but nonetheless you can see a clear day to day trend of how infections were rising sharply in the spring peaking at the end of april early may by then most of europe was in lockdown and you can see the effect here with new infections dropping to a low point in mid july since then numbers have been creeping up again with new cases rising since august which brings us to where we are now more than 120000 cases registered here in europe since last monday. now london is the latest british city to face lockdown as the government tries to combat a steep rise in covert

the world health organization has warned that the death toll in the 2nd wave of the corona virus pandemic could be 5 times the level of the 1st outbreak back in the spring unless urgent action is taken now across europe coronavirus cases are rising dramatically and governments are tightening restrictions to stop the spread from saturday more than half of england's 56000000 population will be subjected to high or very high restrictions impacting their movement and who they can meet the german hospital for the ration says the number of people in hospital with cope at 19 has doubled in the past week with intense. care patients expected to pass 2000 by next month's record numbers of infections have been recorded in germany the netherlands italy poland the czech republic slovakia croatia and portugal or a state of calamity came into effect on thursday meanwhile in france a public health state of emergency has been declared 46 percent of hospital beds in paris are occupied by coronavirus patients and 12000 police will be deployed across 9 major cities including the capital to enforce curfews our report is from

time of our. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. 19 special next on d w. this. story stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem. is crypto no chemicals. and his plan was. the students or my parents don't stand a chance. of training successful. duck academy starts oct 15th. 1000000 deaths a grim milestone for a pandemic that's not even a year old in 10 months more people have died from coven 1000 than from hiv malaria the flu and cholera combined hefty body counts for a microscopic pathogen and some experts think it's an undercount. the pandemic isn't done yet cases are spiking in india and europe complacency and frustration are growing. before had a fear of the corona virus in march and april but they don't anymore some are also leaving their homes because they have to go to work. they don't have any money and they don't have any other options. as the numbers continue to rise how long before the next milestone. this is did of these covert 900 special a low and welcome to the show i

times they don't come back. police say the tougher restrictions will be in place for at least 2 weeks with the number of corona virus infections rising so rapidly all of the europe it could be some time before the streets and shops of paris back to something approaching normal. it's to belarus now where the opposition leader. is here in berlin to ask germany for help in solving the crisis in her country. went into exile after. running for office against authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko in august disputed presidential election she's been meeting with european leaders and weekly mass protests continue human rights organizations say more than 10000 people have been detained in belarus since the election she'll be meeting with the german chancellor later today. told the wu why she thought germany should be playing a mediating role and this moment to. the recent political crisis in. support of any come during their round is important for us but germany is. the most powerful countries in the world is extremely important because we need to. help the magician upon the stations with authorities and we think of it ge

times they don't come back. police say the tougher restrictions will be in place for at least 2 weeks the with the number of corona virus infections rising so rapidly all of europe it could be some time before the streets and shops of paris back to something approaching normal. this is news live from berlin coming up next our documentary film series takes a look at germany during the cold war don't forget you can always get the latest news and information. from our web site that's dot com you can also get the latest on our social media tweens like twitter and instagram i'm dr thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for joining us. and you hear me now i guess we're going to have you and i last year's gentlemen sonic's now when we bring you an angle a mouthful as you've never caught have the full surprise yourself with what is possible who is medical really what moves and want. to talk to people and follows her along the way maurice.

earlier this week that germany is at the beginning of a 2nd wave and that that this now is a crucial moment in time and the head of germany's leading coronavirus institute the public health authority of robert costa institute says as well that this moment is decisive and what really counts is individual responsibility across the board so we'll see if that responsibility starts now with this meeting of the state premiers. political correspondent linda craig thank you melissa. time now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world 2 russians and one american have successfully reached the international space station the fastrack flight took just 3 hours after the usual time it's not as a last mission on a russian spacecraft the u.s. now has its own access with space x. . in thailand major anti-government rally has been met with counter-demonstrations from supporters of the monarchy scuffles briefly broke out but the 2 sides were mostly kept apart by heavy police presence pro-democracy protesters are calling for reforms to the constitution and the monitors. scientists warning that australia's great barrier reef is decli

the public seems like changing opinion all the time which is actually in fact highly and especially in corona times where there is fed up. involvement of ideas so we wouldn't want krone experts uncovered in $1000.00 experts to tell us the same thing as half a year ago this would be very very old knowledge so it's changing on very high speed and people collect data and assess data and can have different assessments of these data this is the normal thing that and scientists can have disputes and discussions on findings but bill if it's changing all the time and how can we trust science is that a good question we need to inform trust blind trust would be something like believing everything what people say this is not such a good idea but inform trustworthy that we look at what kind of experts do i have in front of me that i have an expert on let's look at myself science communication so maybe i can trust this person more then someone from another area who is talking about communication and that's the same with by wrong i see for example that you might want to listen to someone who's actually studying this topic and not for example and eng

of germany's dominance at a time when the e.u. is facing some of its biggest challenges migration the corona pandemic and backs it . german reunification is widely viewed as a success here in south korea and for some an inspiration for those that pursue engagement with the north former president kim dae jiang made his birdland declaration to reach out to north korea resulting in the 1st enter korean summit in 2000 and current president mungy and also chose burley in to lay out his peace strategy toward north korea resulting in a series of summits the reduced tension in the region i'm here in washington d.c. at the 2nd world war memorial many american soldiers if their lives to fight nazi germany thousands of g.i. sue served investor money became ambassadors of what we used to know as the transatlantic relationship but the reliability of this partnership has changed dramatically under the current government the narrative of president trump the german who doesn't pay its fair share it's terminating the discourse american 1st means for many to get out of not to lead our commitments and promote a very nationalistic for

time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the head of the world health organization in europe has issued a stark warning about a 2nd wave of corona virus infections hence kluger said the total number of deaths could be up to 5 times that that was seen earlier in the year if significant action isn't taken there new restrictions are coming into force across the continent with london moving into the 2nd highest alert level on saturday infection rate in germany has doubled in the past week with alarming rises also seen in the netherlands italy and poland due for a winter search didn't used to own fault in europe with exponential increases in daily cases and matching percentage increases in daily deaths the evolving situation in europe raises great concern daily numbers of cases or a hospital admissions or approach and cover it is now the 5th leading cause of deaths and the bar of $8000.00 bits per day has no been reached. the warring sides in yemen have begun a swap of more than a 1000 prisoners it's hoped the move could build trust between the movie rebels and the saudi led military coalition the swap as part of a deal brokered by t

earlier this week that germany is at the beginning of a 2nd wave and that that this now is a crucial moment in time and the head of germany's leading corona virus institute the public health authority of robert costa institute says as well that this moment is decisive and what really counts is individual responsibility across the board so we'll see if that responsibility starts now with this meeting of the state premiers. political correspondent linda craig thank you melissa. let's not turn to some of the other stories making news around the world 2 russians and an american have blasted off on a fast track mission to the international space station the so use rocket will reach the orbiting lab in just 3 hours after the normal flight time it's nasa's last mission on a russian spacecraft the u.s. now has its own access with spacings. u.s. president all trumps nominee for the vacant seat on the supreme court says her religious views would not influence her decisions the 2nd day of confirmation hearing saw devout roman catholic a man tony barrett would questions by the senate judiciary committee on 3 in court . china and russia have been elec

of the former international greets visitors as say enter the museum the 3 time world cup winner is seen by many as the greatest player of all time. watching the news stay with us. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona updates. from the covert 19 special next on d w. beethoven is for me. it's for. beethoven is for. me to. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven 2020. 150th anniversary here on. new infections are up celebrating around the world in what appears to be the pandemics next wave but even as death rates remain lower in hotspots health officials say it's too soon to assume mortality rates won't take up alongside case counts. vinta such the newest unfold in europe with exponential increase in daily cases unmet shing but a scent that increases in daily deaths. the evolving situation in europe raises great concern. as they look at the surging numbers one expression is uniting many scientists are calling this time a cliffhanger moment what can the figures tell us about the best way to respond. welcome to the w.'s covert 19 special i'm jenelle that. we find ourselves in a time whe

times they don't come back. police say the tougher restrictions will be in place for at least 2 weeks but with the number of corona virus infections rising so rapidly all over europe it could be some time before the streets and show. of paris a back to something approaching normal. the ukase service sector has been especially hard hit by the coronavirus and as winter approaches boris johnson has warned of tough months ahead but it's not only hospitality that's being london's financial hub the city has been left deserted as people work from home to the views of pots as this. this is the latest fashion trend for bank us in london city accessorizing suits with a match to mask being helped make this one his shop has been around for over 100 years business had always been great until the pandemic it and for 6 months he didn't make a single suit and the people come back into the city. so he can get back to some normality now though boris johnson has said everyone who can should keep working from home over the winter this policy is a disaster and swings so easy. for the show off the high street all the independent shops

time of our. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona. 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll. just through the tactics and the weekly. show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast can also find us at. science. the race continues for a coronavirus vaccine still the highest hopes of treating infections from the medicines that already exist approved for other diseases or in development. it's called repurpose saying. you wanted. to know that. drugs like that. it's important to know your treatment is most effective medicines helpful early on when the infection is mild when there are no breathing problems could be ineffective or harmful to a patient. ringback continue to scour their portfolios for possible solutions the world has never faced a pandemic of these proportions in a moment i'll talk to an expert from the

jump in new coronavirus cases the number of infections over the past day has soared above all 1000 for the 1st time since april. president trump handling of the corona virus has dominated the u.s. vice presidential debate and salt lake city mike pence defended the u.s. response and blamed china democratic candidate come alive harris described the trump administration's record as the greatest failure in u.s. history. international mediators aside to begin talks in geneva to hold the worst in decades between armenia and azerbaijan azerbaijan's foreign minister will be that on me as minister isn't attending instead he will travel to moscow on monday. war now one of the top stories in the lead up to the u.s. election double trump has released a video message assuring americans of his administration's response to the coronavirus trump was back in the oval office for the 1st time since he was released from hospital on monday i went in i wasn't feeling so hot and within a very short period of time they gave me regeneration it's called regeneration and other things too but i think this was the key but they gave me regeneration and it was like unbelievable i

to battle a major resurgence of corona virus cases prime minister pederast sanchez says the country is facing an extreme situation new restrictions will include and night time nationwide curfew and spain's regions will have the power to impose even tighter could slow movement and close regional borders nearly 35000 people have died this. strain is caught in a 2nd wave of the corona virus known leaders are desperate to stop the pandemic spread and to save lives at least 9 regions have called for a national response plan until then some implemented their own mr king. curfews clothes restaurants and bars early and chrystia and me on forcing residents off the streets from 10 evening until 6 in the morning. you are going to get out you may be hurt you is good for those who are my age who are drinking a lot in the streets because they can get out of control and then what happens happens. but. i'm a doctor and i think the curfew is a good idea but we must take more personal responsibility so that our economy doesn't suffer so i agree with the measure. more measures are on the way spanish prime minister pedro sanchez issued a state of emergency on sunday. the situa

combustion engine and they are well off the question of time is we have to take the transformation and we have to take that formation with in the corona crisis as well and that is the big challenge also what smaller companies martin kearse managing director of the german association of the automotive industry thank you for talking to g.w. thank you very much into afghanistan now and after 40 years of unrest few other places in the world have become synonymous with violence destruction and death not the kind of place where business ideas can blossom you think but women are the nurse in afghanistan are on the rise according to the local ministries estimate from 28000 there are almost 900 small and medium sized female owned enterprises around the country one such enterprise is a fitness center for women and the former taliban stronghold of kandahar. political games have been slow for women in afghanistan since the fall of the taliban in 2001. but the gains in the gym have only just begun this woman only fitness center in the conservative stronghold of kandahar is credit to the hard work. the mode. also employs women it's vital progress i