we've seen 3 examples just this week. devastating flash floods in europe. wildfires in siberia and the u. s. in canada are facing another heat wave. at least 150 people have died in what's being called once in a century. floods across western germany, belgium and the netherlands. rescuers are scrambling to find more than a 1000 people who are still missing. fast moving flood waters swept away cars, submerged villages, and triggered landslides. some areas recorded more than double the average rainfall for july, in just 24 hours. the water we're still here. we try to get in the house and get everything up on the like highest point in the house. so and then we just grab also some stuff that we could see that we knew ok, this is important. and now we just left. people are saying that this might happen like for now every 510 years or something like that. i'm not sure. and i mean like we tried to learn from this. i think if you recall, it was so scary to see the water rise. my car in the carriage is totally destroyed . there was water all the way up to here. i don't think we could have predict

u. s. in europe to reopen for tourism and trade. but it's a different story in developing nations. millions of people across africa still waiting to receive their 1st jobs. the w h o warns the continent is facing an extremely aggressive 3rd wave. the african union cove in 1900 envoy, a strongly criticized europe for failing to deliver the millions of doses. it promised we'll bring in our guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from victoria gate and b marie a 57 year old mother of 5 has come to this clinic and can shaft to get her 2nd job of the asters in vaccine. the democratic republic of congo is suffering from a 3rd surge of corona, virus infections, as many other parts of africa. i think i said this is good for us to protect ourselves if you are experiencing the 3rd wave of curve at 19. it's important we received this next scene because in doing so, we'll also save others. she's one of the lucky ones. only one percent of people across the continent have been inoculated. while rich vaccinated countries are reopening their econo

u. s. in europe. to his compatriot president, she spoke in superlatives. the chinese communist party is the largest political party in the world. it started with 12 members in 1921 expanded by 20 percent every year to its present 92000000 members who control 1400000000 people. she's being delivered his address from tiana min square, the irony last on a generation that has been denied the truth about its own history. president, she said nothing about the 1989 to get them in square massacre of students who dared to demand democratic reform. and for the world president, she issued a warning that his country will not be bullied. and that any foreign powers attempting to do so will run into a wall of steel. we have this report tonight. the it was a spectacle designed to impress, showing off the parties dominance. gentlemen square was packed with 70000 hand pick spectators. putting on a show of patry arctic fervor, the the cannons roared $100.00 times. once each year, the chinese communist parties, existence did on the streets of paging loyalists gathered to enj

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u. s. europe group who we work with the neighbors except for iran because of our relations. we don't, we don't work with iran or iraq doesn't, an iran hasn't decided yet to join one of these groups. such a strike in particular. so weird doing our best and we are constantly looking at what else could be done to accelerate. there's a famous taliban saying that you may have the watches we have the time. right. do you think they've been counting down the clock on you? well we, they were talking about us, the west, but now they're talking, we're living so it's whatever watches and time they have it with each other. and the question is the same, that they're all afghans. there is no foreigner now to blame out of your military withdrawal was based on the in partaking and meaningful negotiations with the government, which hasn't happened. well, no, we decided to, to, to leave regardless, based on a calendar, we could have decided and the agreement was more of a condition base. the agreement that 4 elements and they were related to each other . but ultimately, the president of the un

americans can travel with some quarantine and testing required to the u k europe, mexico and soon canada. but here at home, the white house has yet to lift its entry ban on non us citizens coming from those places. any decisions about reopening international travel be guided by our own public health to get. >> american citizens guidelines. they make their own decisions about whether they travel. >> and air travel in america is coming back with a vengeance expected to shatter even prepandemic records points international flights pickup. >> a spokesperson for the busiest airport in the country has advice just stay in for if you want to travel internationally, you want to go to france. if you want to go to asia. if you want to go to australia greats. have a great time but make sure you are reformed about the requirements. but in a hearing on capitol hill tuesday concerns whether tsa is ready. we must ensure our security checkpoints are properly staffed. tsa started the year with the goal of hiring 6,000 agents. many of those positions remain unfilled, even after offering $1000 signing >> an

u. s. in europe to his compatriots, president, she spoke in superlatives. the chinese communist party is the largest political party in the world. it started with 12 members in 1921 expanded by 20 percent every year to its present 92000000 members who control 1400000000 people. she's in thing delivered his address from tiana min square. the irony last on a generation that has been denied the truth about its own history. president, she said nothing about the 1989 to get them in square massacre of students who dared to demand democratic reform. and for the world president, she issued a warning that his country will not be bullied. and that any foreign powers attempting to do so we'll run into a wall of steel. we have this report tonight. the it was a spectacle designed to impress, showing off the parties dominance gentlemen square was packed with $70000.00 handpicked spectators. putting on a show of patry arctic fervor, the cannons wrought $100.00 times. once the chinese communist parties existence did on the streets of paging, loyalists gathered to enjoy wha

u. s. in europe to his compatriot president, she spoke in superlatives. the chinese communist party is the largest political party in the world. it started with 12 members in 1921 expanded by 20 percent every year to its present 92000000 members who control 1400000000 people. she's paying delivered his address from tiana min square. the irony last on a generation that has been denied the truth about its own history. president, she said nothing about the 1989 to get them in square massacre of students who dared to demand democratic reform. and for the world president, she issued a warning that his country will not be bullied. and that any foreign powers attempting to do so we'll run into a wall of steel. we have this report tonight. the it was a spectacle designed to impress, showing off the parties dominance gentlemen square was packed with $70000.00 hand pick spectators. putting on a show of patry arctic fervor, the cannons roared $100.00 times. once the chinese communist parties existence did on the streets of bay, jing loyalists gathered to enjoy what

u. s. a. europe can do it. i know the r p. r campaigns in favor of the small, medium reactors which is coming from a start up. who wants to create these reactors? it's a power point technology knowing since the fifty's it's not working, it's not economically, it's creating more risk. and also the military issues here and point, but the, the answer is renewable energy is the answer and the potential is always neglected and ignore it is simply by the so p r campaign and india has so large potential. so what i would say is just a quick enough to build all these power plant anytime and we need to find a change for us. so you can put a saw so that everywhere in the remote areas in africa, sola can be as a solution, wouldn't energy the way the technology is quite easy so you can put them wherever, wherever we need them. and with the, with, with nuclear it's, it's the other way around. if it's not quick, it's expensive and you know, country has get managed to deal with the, with the, with the leftovers. just one question. i mean we,

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they the infection surge in asia, europe and the u. s. stay cation the solar juice of covert, but local, say, stay away. let's take a look at how a rush on cornwall is pricing some home buyers and holiday makers out of the market . and german company shows how, investing millions of euros in your own rail head can pay off in more than one way . a big facility. let's do business dubbing its freedom day in england. other parts of europe are also eating restrictions, and while there is widespread uncertainty on trading flaws, the mood on dan's force couldn't be different. the it's time to party again here in vienna's nightclubs. after a year and a half corona virus, measures are finally being eased. something plumbers in the austrian capital had long been waiting for the late fee. it's a crazy feeling. i just can't believe we're finally going out again after a year and a half is complete madness. i'm so happy i mean vaccinated vaccinated, all of us are tested, vaccinations are, have recovered. so no 2nd thought but the incidence rate is clim

u. s. a. europe in union turkey, but the u. s. a says that the y p g has been an effective instrument against it's it's but it's 5 against iso. so the reason at tags is not when the going to going to further string the relations between uncle and washington. but also it is going to determine the relation between on cut and moscow as well. the french president has demanded any explanation from israel after an investigation revealed. its spyware was found on his phone a manual ma, crohn's fine, along with other french government officials, was reportedly hag using pegasus by way, developed by the israel, based in a. so group, 10 governments, including the united arab emirates, are alleged to have both surveillance devices to track activists, journalists, lawyers, and politicians. still ahead on al jazeera allegations and recriminations, china issues a fair warning to the us. the head of high level and gay in brazil, protest is demand. the president's impeachment. he's handling of the pandemic. i i, it's time for the journey to with

europe. it links up the various existing cobra, 1900 apps approved by each e u. country, as well as vaccination details. they can store test results and evidence of recovery. the head of the board health organization in europe has more into a new way. the corona, virus infections, and lessons vaccinations increase and people remain disciplined if the funds clued said that after 10 weeks unfolding cases, numbers are now wising again the number. well, here are some other developments in the corona, virus pandemic authorities in portugal or imposing a nighttime curfew for several municipalities, including the cities of lisbon important. the country is struggling to stem a surge of infections linked to that fast spreading. delta variant. russian authorities say some clinics have begun, offering booster shots for people already fully vaccinated. the country of seeking to combat rising cases. also fueled by the delta, the variant and turkey has lifted nearly all of its restrictions on businesses and events. as new cases have leveled off, restaurants and parties no longe

u. s. and western europe downtime in small nato in those days, they said they will never recognize the annexation of the baltic states the soviet union. this can take time and did the decades. we needed to wait for the end of the cold war and today the both the nations. i'm proud members of our alliance. i know in your interviews with my colleagues with us, dr. burke and my p. s. a. really good them are you asked? the question, can we really find these countries all l i c s. we have an obligation towards ukraine in terms of article 5, not yet. but the when and if we have that decision will also defend all allies the day. there are 30 allies that we have promised solemnly to defend one another miss . you you. i know that sometimes worse, mean not to be strong enough to him. but they mean something they meet political commitment from the leaders. and the moment we have decided our nato summit in june on june 14th, it will continue to help oregon, the sun that will contain to same by the sovereignty. and there is all integrity of ukraine in georgia for that matter. that will say that will be helping

u. s. also wants to sell their own gas to europe, say critics. and so president biden does want some form of guaranteed for ukraine from germany because the pipeline will, in all likelihood be completed. and we're hearing now that after the meeting between boston and michael, there'll be some form of washington declaration which will get out the joint vision between the 2 countries in terms of addressing political challenges, well, lives together like pen demick, i've got a son livia, but also russia, china and ukraine, but how much of a vision can see, actually presents she's leaving office in a couple of months? will there be gonna be any firm commitments that she can still make? cause of cause hartford to do just go to the polls in september. uncle america will then stay in office until the new coalition government is formed here that can take a couple of weeks a month. but of course, many of the concrete deals with the u. s. will have to be negotiated with the next government. and what we do know, ready, and that is something that michael mig

u. s. and in europe. so right now with this trade proposal, the u. s. is trying to win basically, the new battle grounds, the new battle ground of tech. and by doing this, by saying that, hey, you have to choose either us or china, you're splintering this entire digital landscape. so that means i, south, east asian nations will be forced to, to the side. if they do choose to side with the us. that means china will withdraw all of their technology out of it. and not only will they set these countries back, but now this gives the u. s. ample room to bring in google to bring in facebook to bring all their companies in. so not only is the us trying to push china out, the us trying to spread their own influence by using this proposal as a leaping board to kind of spread their influence and favor their own tech companies. and kristi did this, china in its own right, have a recourse against that. i mean, beyond just saying, well, we'll pull back all that tech from, you know, say a country like singapore or something like that. is there any other recourse they

u. s. canada, europe and australia. but the procedure is often long and complicated. the u. s. congress is passing legislation to speed up the visas for afghans who worked with american forces. in the meantime, as many as 35000 afghans may be temporarily housed on us bases in the goals, this would keep them safe from attacks until the immigration process is completed. canada is also seeking to do more. it withdrew from afghanistan in 2011, but it's now taking steps to protect afghans who previously worked with its forces . australia is facing calls to resettle around $1000.00 afghans and their families . european nations are also being urged to do more than germany in britain are among those seeking to expedite the relocation of hundreds of africans in danger. ah, all right, let's bring in our guests in new york, adam weinstein. a research fellow at the quincy institute for responsible state craft. in couple ours who marry a former translator for the u. s. army in afghan. stan and in london, william petty, a former british ambassador to afghan. stand a warm welcome to you al

union, special envoy for over 19, has also criticized europe on vaccines and says, not one dose has left a european factory for africa. so my c, u has accused europe of leaving africa to struggle along against a crushing 3rd wave of infections. well let's get more on this now from the digits who's joining us live from boucher. what is the envoy been saying when basically he's angry that callbacks, in fact, withheld information about key done is failing to meet funding for african vaccines and then insisted that that sense of who that car box will supply hundreds of millions of vaccines. in fact, 800000000 doses of vaccines to africa by december last year gave african countries that whole sort of security. they relapse thinking that help with the right? well, i right. but since then, no single dose of action has arrived, the african continent. and that makes things a little bit more harder for african governments, as they're struggling to find vaccines. 2 bucks need at least 60 percent of 1300000000 people on the continent. so according to the african union, that makes it harder. and because they access these african countries ne

u. k. all ports in europe have chinese honestly mississippi is assign ologist and author who lived in china for 6 years and observed the events around the new silk road development with a critical eye. she thinks the italian government was trying to create an economic advantage for itself, but under estimated the plans political dimensions. hello recon knowledge, men of this political project. why a member of the g 7 had a great propaganda value. also in china itself on k propagandistic, 1014, the new silk room is quite clearly an enormous cogent and like the projects in history.

u. k. has europe, highest rate of new infections is a controversy or move prime minister boris johnson has taken a lot of heat over the handling of the pandemic, including his decision to delay lockdown. it's one that scientists say, undoubtedly, cost wise. according to a former colleague, johnson's dithering can be traced back to the anti locked down crusade in sections of the you case, right wing press newspapers like the daily telegraph, where johnson used to work as a reporter and the tabloid, the daily mail. which brings us to dale maley. he's a fake journalist character, created by an actor comedian, joly, and rubenstein. maley is a correspondent for the fictitious good british news. that's a play on the u. k. is new, right? leading channel g b news. he went to a protest held by covert skeptics in london. he trolled the demonstrators on their beliefs and the tabloids on their so called journalism was the next time here at the listening. mommy, what's a chin? don't be surprised if you hear child say that because they've been looking to many of the i don't know about you, but i'm sick

u. s. in europe to his compatriot president, she spoke in superlatives. the chinese communist party is the largest political party in the world. it started with 12 members in 1921 expanded by 20 percent every year to its present 92000000 members who control 1400000000 people. she's in thing delivered his address from tiana and square the irony last on a generation that has been denied the truth about its own history. president, she said nothing about the 1989 to get them in square massacre of students who dared to demand democratic reform. and for the world president, she issued a warning that his country will not be bullied. and that any foreign powers attempting to do, so we'll run into a wall of steel. we have this report tonight. the it was a spectacle designed to impress, showing off the parties dominance. tiana mon square was packed with $70000.00 handpick spectators. putting on a show of patry arctic fervor, the cannons roared $100.00 times. once each year the chinese communist parties existence. you see the on the streets of beijing loyalists gath

the debate about the role europe will play in the trade war between the u . s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy. your federal coaches, i hope to some european leadership because if not, europe risks become in china and usa or up can be the 3rd key player in the global arena. i hope that's what europe decides to do that when you spoke of the trigger, the fall politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but worldwide criticism is growing. these 3 members of parliament are part of a cross party alliance on china. they want to see a tougher stance towards bay jane. when you make any cannot make agreement with a country that doesn't respect the human rights. you are dealing with human rights because it means that you don't care much, we need euro p, m, me to deep and not that single concrete, anything. so europe is already too small to add up real relationship with china all together. but one single count, we can't have a strong relationship with c

once a month, some of the money comes from europe, the u. n. organizes the shipments. it's an ongoing war. it's an active front line. there's been shelling every single day in the last year . they've been multiple as strikes and other missile attacks. in these kind of conditions. it's very difficult to get agreement between the parties to the conflict, to safe route into evil. it is through turkey, but aside and his ally, russia want to block the entry point. you commissioner for crisis management, janish lunar church, visited the shipment center on the turkish side of the border. europeans and the you need to find a compromise with their ally, russia that you commission is angry, but it's putting a good face on the matter. as european union representative. i could only say that this issue should not be about politics. this should be about helping people who needs help across the border and eat le province around one and a half 1000000. refugees have no permanent home. they live in camps. there are no jobs. they rely on help from outsides. they're concerned about the t

any infections, search in asia, europe, and the u. s. vacations saw due to covered, but local se, se, away. we take a look at how a rational cornwall is, pricing some home buyers and holiday makers out of the market. and german company shows how, investing millions of euros in your own railhead can pay off in more ways than one events as well. and let's do business, doubling it freedom day in england. other parts of europe are also eating restrictions. and while those widespread uncertainty on trading flaws, the mood on deaths flaws couldn't be different. it's time to party again here in vienna's nightclubs. after a year and a half corona virus measures are finally being eased, something plumbers in the austrian capital had long been waiting for the way through the crazy feeling. i just can't believe we're finally going out again after a year and a half is complete madness. i'm so happy i mean vaccinated vaccinated all of us are tested, vaccinations are recovered. so no 2nd saw what the incidence raises, climbing rapidly again here, s

i think done very successful to think europe and the u. s. can compete without road or they left it too late. no, they haven't left it too late because the infrastructure deficit within africa is in men's. it's a matter of structure those projects so that the business side projects, the non government project, primarily things that get away from the areas where they will be lack of transparency. if the west is prepared to try and go that they can, of course, become a major player in africa today. they'd like to do one term again. thank you so much for joining us on business. thank. now the you has just introduced a new digital vaccine passport with the name of making travel within the block. easier the pass takes the form of a queue. all that can be printed out or shown on an apple and hotels. it will be given out free to travelers who have been fully vaccinated with the jap, approved by european regulators. passport is supposed to provide a much needed boost with tourism businesses. let's get more on that from my financial correspondent. i s

she think europe and the u. s. can compete without road or they left it too late. no, they haven't left it too late because the infrastructure deficit within africa isn't meant. it's a matter of how your struck to those projects. so that the business side project, the non government project, primarily because that gets away from the areas where they will be lack of transparency. if the west is prepared to try and go that they can of course, become a major player in africa today. they'd like to do one term again. thank you so much for joining us on to to be business. thank. now the you has just introduced a new digital vaccine passport with the name of making travel within the block. easier. the pass takes the form of the queue archives that can be printed out or shown on an app that apples and hotels. it'll be given out free to travelers who have been fully vaccinated with a jap, approved by european regulators. passport is supposed to provide a much needed boost, but tourism businesses. let's get more on that from the financial correspondent, actually conduct the

americans can travel with some quarantine and testing required to the u k europe, mexico and soon canada. but here at home, the white house has yet to lift its entry ban on non us citizens coming from those places. any decisions about reopening international travel be guided by our own public health to get american citizens guidelines. they make their own decisions about whether they travel. >> and air travel in america is coming back with a vengeance expected to shatter even prepandemic records points international flights pickup. >> a spokesperson for the busiest airport in the country has advice just stay in for if you want to travel internationally, you want to go to france. if you want to go to asia. if you want to go to australia greats. have a great time but make sure you are reformed about the requirements. but in a hearing on capitol hill tuesday concerns whether tsa is ready. we must ensure our security checkpoints are properly staffed. tsa started the year with the goal of hiring 6,000 agents. many of those positions remain unfilled, even after offering $1000 signing >> and th

u. s. a. europe can do it. i know the r p r campaigns in favor of the small, medium reactors which is coming from a start up who wants to create these reactors? it's a power point technology knowing, since the fifty's is not working, it's not economically, it's creating more risk. and also the military issues here and point, but the, the answer is renewable energy is yansa and the potential is always neglected and ignore it is simply by the so p r campaign and india has so large potential. so i would say nucleus just a quick enough to build all these power plants you need time and we need to fight climate change. yes, yes. so you can put a saw everywhere in the remote areas in africa, so that can be the solution. wouldn't energy the way the technology is quite easy for you can put them wherever, wherever we need them. and with the, with, with nuclear it's, it's the other way around. if it's not quick, it's expensive and you know, country has get managed to deal with the, with the, with the leftovers. just one q

u. s. a. europe can do it . i know the r p. r campaigns in favor of the small, medium reactors which is coming from a start up wants to create these reactors. it's a power point technology knowing since the it's, it's not working. it's not economically, it's creating more risk. and also the military issues here and point. but the, the answer is renewable energy is the answer and the potential is always neglected and ignore it is simply by the so p r campaign and india has so large potential. so what i would say nuclear is just a quick enough to build all these power plants anytime and we need to kind of change. yes. yes. so you can put a saw that everywhere in the remote areas in africa, sola can be as a solution wouldn't. energy is way, the technology is quite easy so you can put them wherever, wherever we need them. and with the, with, with nuclear it's, it's the other way round is it's not quick, it's expensive and you know, country has yet managed to deal with the, with the, with the leftovers. just one question. i mean, wo

u. s. a. europe can do it. i know the r p. r campaigns in favor of the small, medium reactors which is coming from a start up wants to create these reactors. it's a power point technology knowing since the fifty's is not working, it's not economically. it's creating more risk. and also the military issues here and point. but the, the answer is renewable energy is the answer and the potential is always neglected and ignore it is simply by the so p r campaign and india has so large potential. so i would say nuclear is just a quick enough to build all these power plants you need time and we need to fight climate change for years. so you can put a saw that everywhere in the remote areas in africa. sola can be of the solution wouldn't and a g s way. the technology is quite easy for me, can put them wherever, wherever we need them. and with the, with, with nuclear it's, it's the other way round is it's not quick, it's expensive and you know, country has yet managed to deal with the, with the, with the leftovers. just one question pa