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but they used some pretty strong language in this world health organization briefing. that he said the un agency had verified of 703 attacks on health infrastructure since the war began. now, the who's definition and attack is quite broad — it says it defines it as any attack or any act of verbal or physical violence, threat of violence or other psychological violence, or obstruction that interferes with the availability, access, and delivery of health services. but they said they had verified 703 incidents of this kind. officials saying, though, in terms of those figures, it's not up to them to define whether those attacks might have been deliberate or not or indeed who may have committed them. but i think a further message, overall, today of the concern about the onset of winter and the impact it could have on people across ukraine, both in the region is occupied by russian forces and those that are not. —— the regions. every year, 200,000 babies are born with club foot, which means they have twisted feet. early diagnosis and treatment yields the best results. but in

but they used some pretty strong language in this world health organization briefing. about figures that he said the un agency had verified of 703 attacks on health infrastructure since the war began. now, the who's definition of an attack is quite broad — it says it defines it as any attack or any act of verbal or physical violence, threat of violence or other psychological violence, or obstruction that interferes with the availability, access, and delivery of health services. but they said they had verified 703 incidents of this kind. officials saying, though, in terms of those figures, it's not up to them to define whether those attacks might have been deliberate or not or indeed who may have committed them. but i think a further message, overall, today of the concern about the onset of winter and the impact it could have on people across ukraine, both in the regions occupied by russian forces and those that are not. every year 200,000 babies are born with club foot, which means they have twisted feet. early diagnosis and treatment yields the best results. but in dev

why did the world health organisation conspire with the ccp in? asn't able to investigate whether this had been leaked from a lab. they are effectively operate as a branch of the communist party and the problem is because all of the globalist hate donald so much actually they ignored the american president . he removed american president. he removed american president. he removed america from membership of the world health organisation . he world health organisation. he actually did so for a very good reason. i actually recommend you go and have look at the world health organisation's behaviour at of pandemic and at the start of the pandemic and then tell me if you then come and tell me if you still trust them. we all. lost our minds during. still trust them. we all. lost our minds during . the pandemic our minds during. the pandemic not think if you not an excuse to think if you continue look for these continue to look for these cynical conspiracies . cynical conspiracies. everything. no, this isn't a conspiracy . make these things no conspiracy.

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so the world health organization today said that they had verified 703 attacks on health infrastructuretion of attack is quite broad. so according to the world health organization, they define it as any act of verbal or physical violence, threat of violence or other psychological violence or obstruction that interferes with the availability, access and delivery of health care. now, what officials are saying is that these attacks, as they put them, include to health services, medical supplies as well, but that it's not up to them to define whether that damage might have been deliberate or not or indeed which side may have committed it. but more broadly as well, something the who was speaking about is how the cold temperatures are setting in as we get into winter. we've seen the first snow here in kyiv as well. and the damage to the energy infrastructure is, of course, also of concern given how vital it is to provide energy to health services. and dr hans kluge, the who's regional director for europe, was also speaking about how these colder temperatures can, of course, lead to more respi

category as being racist, homophobic for investment at the formation of groups like nato or the world health organization are leading the world down a very familiar path, one which could possibly in world war 3. but this is not the goal of all countries . china is putting themselves 1st and seeing their country growth. switzerland refuses to become involved in world affairs breaks. it was the outcome of the u. k . trying to put themselves 1st. now leading into the movement is a scotland. he was actually trying to re establish its own identity all with a push for independence from u. k. even though some would argue it, could it so that it can rejoined the you, i'm sky now. he's on this edition of 360 view. we're going to find the answer on it's nationalism, deserves the bad name. and if the goal of reducing pride in one's own country is more about preparing the citizens to accept their global play. ah, is nationalism being taught as evil in today's society? what turns out it just depends on who you ask or international coursework. roxana solano finds out if nationalism is dead or save in the

and the world health organization warns that russia is targeting of ukraine's health and energy infrastructure means winter could be life threatening for millions. and one of the biggest shocks in world cub history, saudi arabia come from a gold down to stun pre turn them in favorites. argentina with a to one, when in could tar old bring you the best of the action? ah, i'm nick off really tell our viewers on p b. s in the united states and around the world. welcome. the death toll from mondays earthquake and indonesia has risen to more than $260.00, including children who were killed when their schools collapsed. the magnitude $5.00 events struck the main island of java south of the capitol. jakarta, landslides and tough terrain are blocking access to areas where civilians are believed to still be trapped. we'll hear more from our corresponding to on the ground in just a minute. but 1st, this report on efforts to find survivors. the more hours pass, the more destruction is revealed. this is one of the land slides triggered by mondays, deadly earthquake. it's thought to have buried at least one

the world health organization warns that russia is targeting of ukraine's health and energy infrastructure means winter could be life threatening for 1000000. and one of the biggest shocks in world cub history, saudi arabia come from a gold down to stun pre tournament favorites, argentina with a to one when in guitar will bring you the best of the action. ah, i'm nicole friendly. it's good to have you with us. germany's government says it has agreed to withdraw all its troops from molly. by 2024. the west african nation has been fighting jihadist insurgency for a decade. now. germany has around a 1000 troops currently deployed and molly most are involved and reconnaissance. the pull out will start in mid 2023. more and more western nations have withdrawn their forces from molly in recent months. it's military government has become a close ally of russia and russian mercenaries have been linked to several massacres. there were earlier we spoke with dw corresponded benjamin alvarez and asked him what was behind berlin's decision. it is not really a surprise to have been several problems betw

attack on a healthcare facility. moscow has long denied targeting hospitals and clinics, but the world health organization has recorded moulton 700 attacks since the start of the war. 9 months ago. russia's repeated attacks on energy infrastructure. i'm making it hard of the doctors to provide care at those hospitals that are still standing here and has son that falls to work by flashlight as they try to save a teenager whose hand was blown off in a rush and strike without power for the elevator he has to be carried up 6 flights of stairs on a stretcher to reach an operating room lit with only emergency lights. globally, with it's hard without an elevator, hard without light to get the child to the 6th floor. no water, no heating. working in the dim light doctors amputate the teenage is left on his mother waits nearby, inconsolable he give us, they shoot at civilians at children. we didn't call them hair and didn't kill any of their children. so why have i killing oz? but with russian attacks continuing and winter beginning to bite, hassan residence the facing shortages of water, food, and ot

and the world health organization reckons that about 50 percent of the population live with some sort of disability and maybe 2 percent are really affected by it. i'm so in the, of course to be an astronaut is a very exclusive thing to be, but having a disability he shouldn't rule you out. and that was really part of this very special project that we launched in this process. i think the message that i would give to future generations is that science is for everyone. and space travel hopefully can be for everyone. the project is considered a giant lead towards enabling people with physical disabilities to reach new heights. ah, while before the ball even got rolling for germany's world cub opener against japan, the team had a message for fever. german players cover their mouths during 18 photo just ahead of kick off. it was response to fevers, threat of sanctions over the one love arm band, and on the pitch, germany were eager to setting straight after a disastrous exit in russia 4 years ago. but our opener didn't go exactly as plant is high going to want growth. the deadlock 30 minut

doesn't appear to be extra risky for mother of baby — we have the details of new research from the world healthrganization and the ice sulpture ofjerusalem's church of the holy sepulcre that's the star attraction at this year's slovakian ice festival. hello and welcome to the programme. a dramatic 2a hours of news with regards to manchester football club. the owners of manchester united say they are considering selling one of the biggest clubs in the world. it comes after years of protest from fans against their ownership. it said the glazer family, who have owned manchester united since 2005, would "consider all strategic "alternatives, including "new investment into the club, a sale, or other transactions." the glazerfamily claim there are 1.1 billion manchester united fans around the world, and it's one of the most valuable sporting organisations on earth. but if the club is sold, whoever buys it won't be able to pick cristiano ronaldo as the club announced it was going to part ways with the star footballer. it comes after an interview he gave criticising officials and the current manager. h

threats to the planet's population supported the idea of ​​creation. e between the world the health organization the world bank fund, which should deal specifically with the needs of developing countries in this area, we said, and er, the need to implement the c decisions that vaccination should be in the public domain. we have given e examples that characterize the discrepancy between the real picture and the declared goals. particularly because of the gap in vaccination levels. uh, its level due to gaps in vaccination approaches, its level in developed countries is 60%, while developing about five in the poorest countries about five percent. and one more of our proposals was to abandon the monopolization of the pharmaceutical market in its pharmaceutical markets. we recalled that the russian sputnik vaccine was not the first vaccine developed, and despite the fact that its registration both through the world health organization and the european commission was artificially hampered, it proved. efficiency over 95% and successfully delivered in 70 states and the last topic that in the context of

the west, but he did not manage to write off all the sins on russia the world health organization is helping the country to prepare for the first world cup in the middle east by november 20. when the world cup starts, up to one and a half million fans will come to the country, including from europe and america, where the new one has spread. the super-contagious stamp of the cerberus coronavirus and, according to the new rules adopted by the authorities of the boat, none of the tourists will have to present a vaccination certificate, that is, the expectation that the fans themselves will take care of about the own health of its citizens, of course, the maximum protection taken by almost 100% of the population, but for comparison, in african countries, on average, only 27% of the inhabitants are vaccinated. this is one of the reasons. why did the g20 in the final communiqué after the summit in bali called for universal access to vaccines against k-19, and against this background, the actions of the european union look absolutely unprincipled while one obviously lacks a vaccine against c

from the world health organization.nderstand what it is. but this is what the world health organization is worried about. again, language but not getting to the origins of coronavirus in china. that's what t they're worried about. maria: exactly. mark. >> yeah, this is absolutely stupid. i mean, look, the w.h.o. number one has no credibility anymore and i think number two, i think we just need to realize that everything nowadays is racist. it doesn't matter if it's a lottery ticket, that's racist. vovovoter id, that's racist. naming something after the animal it came from is racist. i cannot believe that given all the problems that the world is facing right now, organizations like the w.h.o. are spending time debating renaming a virus, discussing whether or not people are using the correct pronouns, it's absurd. maria: yeah. did you see the new york post story the other day that cnn claims that daylight saving times disproportionately impacts people of color. [laughter] >> come on. come on. maria: unreal. yeah. all righ

the world health organization has called it a second disaster.iq: more and more people are coming, and we can't send anyone away -- or send them home, because these people no longer have a home. the government needs to do something quickly. whole villages have to be rebuilt and houses repaired. reporter: the water that rushed down the himalayas was incredibly powerful. this shopping street was turned into a raging river. livelihoods were wiped out. people were literally up to their necks in water. survival is now the only thing that matters. many were killed in the floods, others barely made it out at the last moment. essential crops, like wheat, were destroyed. many have gone to higher ground, where there's nothing to do but wait. some have been here for weeks, with little hope of returning home anytime soon. they can no longer work and are dependent on aid. their house is gone, the cattle are dead, and the fields they once worked are flooded. they were always poor, but the parents have always able to feed their family. now, they have to start o

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the world health organization has accused roster of carrying out the biggest attack on health care on european soil since world war 2 and blazing millions of ukrainians facing a life threatening winter. the organizations european had hands, kroger, said freezing temperatures and a health system badly damaged by russian missile attacks mean that the many ukrainians this winter will be about survival it. vito degrees celsius. f night falls in her son, and at enough home plunges into darkness. turning on the stove is the only way to keep the family warm at the leslie, and in the evening when it's dark and cold, my daughter becomes nervous. she is used to live with me, but it's constantly dark now in a rush. f, messiah attack on ukraine's bible crates and other in there to infrastructures means millions of ukrainians. we brief a harsh winter without proper heating. but that's not the only writing you the w a to thief. it has documented more than $700.00 attacks on health infrastructure since russia invasion begin in late february. hundreds of damaged hospitals, lack basic facilities, like

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world. blocking countries, it is bad for global health. and it just to realize that the world has a lot to gain to keeping investing and supporting southern africa, especially infectious disease research as the doctor mentioned. a lot of our previous experience dealing with hiv and tb could help the world with omicron. south africa had very few debts. prepared hospitals, we boosted the health care workers and we think that we can help again. and that is what we are going to keep doing. also with epidemics and pathogens. >> thank you so much. researchers, thank you for your great work and for stopping by today. >> thank you. >> at the world cup in qatar ghana took on portugal and as ever cristiano ronaldo bit all the headlines within a historical and a thrilling win for his team. >> cr seven was fighting back his tears while singing the anthem in what might be his last chance of lifting the world cup. after hours of play, they were awarded the penalty and there wano question about who would take it. cristiano ronaldo with a historic role as

world. information and advice coming up this week on d. w. health show or we look into the best diets for babies and small children explode popular myths about taking care of newborns. and of course, we find out what happened to little mia. welcome to in good shape. ah, if all goes well, most pregnancies last 40 weeks. but according to the world health organization, 15000000 babies a year are born to early a premature birth usually begins with pain and contractions. but unfortunately, the signs aren't always obvious. counting unknown was half way through her for is pregnancy when she started experiencing painful contractions. her instinct told her something was wrong, but doctors ignored her concerns. she didn't know where else to turn. in one light are from kind of victory to ask and on. no one took the contraction seriously and can. i was told her was just the baby kicking and moving around a little none of the doctors examined me her trying to establish why i was having premature contraction. so what side is sophie levine? hot? fortunately, her b

world. information and advice coming up this week on d. w. health show we look into the best diets for babies and small children explode popular myths about taking care of newborns. and of course, we find out what happened to little mia. welcome to in good shape. ah. if all goes well, most pregnancies last 40 weeks. but according to the world health organization, $15000000.00 babies a year are born to early. a premature birth usually begins with pain and contractions, but unfortunately, besides aren't always obvious. collin arnold was half way through her 1st pregnancy when she started experiencing painful contractions. her instinct told her something was wrong, but doctors ignored her concerns. she didn't know where else to turn it in. one light are from kind of victory to ask and on no one took the contraction seriously. hands can. i was told it was just the baby kicking and moving around a little. none of the doctors examined me her trying to establish why i was having premature contraction with what side. the sophie levine, hot. fortunately, her

according to the world health organization, in the very near future, the world's population will exceed 8 billion people and the question is. will soon there be more mouths than food, maybe the way out is not to grow food, and how science fiction writers dreamed of getting nutrients right away. meal replacements, this idea no longer seems futuristic to many. it is quickly turning into reality. the pioneer was an american, it was he who presented a mixture of 35 ingredients in 2013, stating that this powder would save and time and money compared to ordinary food, the invention was originally intended for the ever-busy programmers from silicon valley who have no time to waste on standard meals, but then the idea went to the masses and crossed the borders. vladimir falkov, who created the russian version of the miracle mixture, says that he honestly tested it on himself and for the whole group of volunteers , the goal was to lose weight, participation was the goal to gain weight and participation was the goal to keep the weight the same, respectively. ah. the experiment was 30 days. well,

also, their world health organization believes this and other health experts. they are saying it's better to have the children back to the appearance be can easily be monitored when they are at home than at school. they see that they've tried this during the course 19 pandemic when you're going to impose the longest school closure in the world. and i think it helped. so looking at a bowler outbreak right now, the government is convinced enough that kids are safe for at home. done there would be at school and it's not just schools as it authorities have also closed markets bars and churches as well as imposed curfews and travel bands. how is all of this going down with him condense and are they actually abiding by these restrictions? or maybe i should start by giving a bitter clarification on that very issue. yes, cause charges, markets and bars have been closed. but in the epi centers, in the areas where cases of been identified. so for compar late, those areas where there is that car, few where is that restriction? when you look elsewhere, people are going abo

says russia has carried out the biggest attack on health care on european soil since world war 2 on its left millions of ukrainians facing a life threatening situation. this winter, the w i chose a head in europe. a hans class had the freezing temperatures combined with a health system badly damaged in russian by, in russian missile. attacks in the winter will be about survival. it's 0 degrees celsius. as night falls in her son. and at enough home plunges into darkness. turning on the stove is the only way to keep the family warm. at leslie in the evening when it's dark and cold, my daughter becomes nervous. she is used to light, but it is constantly dark now on up. a stainless bitterness rushes mathias attacks on ukraine's power crates and other energy infrastructures means millions of ukrainians will brave a harsh window without proper heating. but that's not the only ruddy. you the w at your thief. it has documented more than $700.00 attacks on health infrastructure since russia envision, begin in late february, hundreds of damaged hospitals, lack basic facilities, like water and

the world health organization expects 2 to 3 million ukrainians to leave their homes this winter.with more. what are you seeing on the ground there? >> reporter: you can probably get a sense of some of the darkness here just over my shoulder. around 10 million ukrainians are said to be without power right now. that's about a quarter of the population here. now you have the world health organization warning that this winter is going to be a life-threatening situation. they say that for many ukrainians, this winter is going to be about surviving. listen. >> this winter will be life-threatening for millions of people in ukraine. the devastating energy crisis, the deepening mental health emergency, constraints on humanitarian access and the risk of viral infections will make this winter a formidable test for the ukraine health system and the ukraine people. >> reporter: you mentioned the 2 to 3 million ukrainians the world health organization say they expect to leave their homes in search of warmth and safety. that's in addition to the 6.5 million ukrainians the u.n. says are currentl

the world health organization also warning about the mental health conditions.ne, after spending nine months in a war, being in those dark basements during those blackouts, it's absolutely terrifying for some children in kyiv. but i also want to take you closer to the front lines, give you an update from there as well, rosemary, all along the east. we just got information just this hour that kherson, to the north, in those frontline, has been struck by russian shelling. so, far we understand a health clinic and school struck. two people killed. and then further to the south, zaporizhzhia reason, an absolutely flash point region to -- home to europe's largest nuclear power plant, in that region as well. >> shelling on a maternity ward, rosemary, we understand that rescue operations are still underway. but a newborn has been killed in that attack on the maternity ward in the zaporizhzhia region. the mother, the mother of this killed newborn, able to be pulled out, along with one of the doctors. but again, just a reminder of how horrific this conflict is, rosemary.

the world health organization has warned that ukraine is facing the largest attack on medical care in after russia's invasion began, the agency says it has verified more than 700 attacks on sites including hospitals. but it stopped short of directly blaming moscow. the who has also issued a stark warning about the coming winter in ukraine. here's our correspondent in kyiv, jessica parker. something the who was speaking about is how the colder temperatures are setting in as we get into winter. we've seen the first snow here in kyiv as well. and the damage to the energy infrastructure is, of course, also of concern, given how vital it is to provide energy to health services. and dr hans kluge, the who's regional director for europe, was also speaking about how these colder temperatures can, of course, lead to more respiratory infections for people across the country as well as a number of other conditions. so i think the who is really trying to flag, as others have, those concerns about what winter could mean, not just for the conflict, but actually the health of people in everyday ukra

but one cannot work without the other just as of the world, health organization is warning that millions of people in ukraine face a life threatening winter after months of russian bombardment. it's european director says the risk of illness is growing as temperature, plummet, half of grains energy infrastructure is either damaged or destroyed. this is already having knock on effects on the health system and on the people's health. but simply, this winter will be about survivor. we expect 2 to 3 minute more people to leave that homes in search of warmed and safety. they would face unique health challenges including respiratory infections such as co at 19 pneumonia and influenza, and the citizen risk of diphtheria and misses in under the fucks native populations . a ton of our round up of day 2 of the cats are well cutlass joined under richardson and i. connie studious, with welcome to al jazeera special, a world cup studio on bio haws waterfront. the what swells goals on date say? so let's get straight to the action 1st up, it was england against iran in group b. jude bellingham, opened