but south africa and the world health organization are supporting this initiative. because the only option we have is to saxon so we will and it's in good hands. the baby is in good hands as we have seen that. and we have identified also some of the challenges we will address those and then move on. this center will be a center that rings almost everybody together. so we will work together, and it's not either or we can use all options, by the way, to make sure that we have all the tools to fight this pandemic. but also the per se for the future. what is clear, though, this is a long term project that will probably not have an impact during the currents pandemic. clinical studies are likely going to take years. but so far, africa has only producing less than one percent of the vaccines that are also used here. the w h o is backing an initiative that wants to bring that number up to 60 percent by 2040 increased. let's take a look at some more developments and they, a pandemic starting in australia where people will now need to receive booster shots in order to count

so, we have in the world health organization and their experts, and we need to remember that the worldlth organization is governed by its member states, which is more than 190 countries in the world. if there is normative guidance coming out of w.h.o., and it's being misconstrued or simply spoken out against by spreading false information and misinformation, there's different categories that we can discuss, and i think that's where the media companies need to step in, and the controversial information they can provide proven information and simply harmful information they need to stop it. spotify needs to have a clear policy the way some of the other companies have, and we need to have oversight through different national collaborations. >> courtney, spotify's new policy of labeling content about covid-19 and podcast that promotes dangerous falsehoods is quite similar to those that have been adopted by facebook and youtube and twitter in the past, why is spotify catching up now? >> i think this goes to the point around regulation. i don't think that we need regulators to decide what is

so, you know, we have in the world health organization and their group of experts, and we need to remember that the world health organization at the end of the day is governed by all of its member states, which is more than 190 countries in the world, so if there's normative guidance, coming out of w h o, and it's a misconstrued or simply spoken out against by spreading false information, mal information or misinformation. there's different categories here that we can discuss. and i think that's where the media companies need to step in and they can controversial information. they can provide the proven information and simply harmful information they need to actually stop it. spotify needs to have a clear policy. the way some of the other companies have, and we need to have oversight through, through, through, through different national collaborations. courtney spotify, new policy of labeling content about covered $1000.00 and the option to remove or suspend users. and podcast that promote dangerous falsehoods is quite similar to those that have been adopted by facebook and, and you tube i

including removing a mask mandate and covid passport requirements for indoor activities but the world health organizationdr. margaret harris, a spokesperson for the world health organization. great to have you back on. thank you for being here. we are quickly seeing countries following the lead of places like denmark. part of this push does come from political pressure. i mean, people seeing these headlines and asking, if denmark can do it, why can't we. what do you say? >> good question, kate, and good to be with you again, with your viewers. what we're saying is every country will chart their way out of this in their own way, but we're asking countries to really look at your epidemiology, what's your vaccination rate, what's your hospital status, is your hospital system in a good l place or overstrained, and what are your population feeling and understanding about what they need to do and how they can take measures? so it's not simply a matter of saying, everybody, it's all over. not at all. we recorded record numbers of cases over and over. within the last 24 hours. so we had huge numbers of cases but

the head of the world health organization tells d. w news. it's a promising start, plus an olympic team of just what we profiled indians, only competitor at the olympic games and his bid for glory plus rolling out the red carpet. the berlin international film festival is back in business. all eyes are on the live screenings, and who will win the golden vayer? ah, i burned gov. it's good to have you with us on this friday to night. strains in the high stakes diplomacy aimed at averting a war in ukraine. russia has announced large scale naval drills off the coast of ukraine. drawing condemnation from the west, washington is pouring troops and armor into eastern europe. you as president joe biden, warning americans to leave ukraine now saying things could go crazy quickly. more activity on all sides of the ukraine conflict. russia's ministry of defense released footage of navy ships arriving in savannah to pull bay on the black sea. in the russian annexed crimean peninsula. they're here taking part in large scale landing drills. the situation ma

the head of the world health organization tells b w news. this is a promising start. and australia's koala bear are endangered. the government warning that their numbers have dropped dramatically over the past decade and rolling out for the red carpet. the berlin international film festival is back in business allies are on the wide screenings, and who will win the golden bayer? ah, i bring gov to our viewers watching a p b as in the united states and do all of you around the world. it's good to have you with us on this friday to night. strains in the high stakes diplomacy aimed at averting a war in ukraine. russia has announced large scale naval drills off the coast of ukraine. washington is pouring troops and weapons into eastern europe. the white house is saying that russia could attack ukraine any day now. likely, beginning with an air assault president joe biden has warned americans to leave ukraine. now, st quote, things could go crazy. quickly. more activity on all sides of the ukraine conflict. russia's ministry of defense released footage of navy ships arrivi

the world health organization gave its approval to a malaria vaccine. today we look at its effectiveness but also examined the relationship between cor, muscles and black paint. and we offer a few tips on how we can reduce the time spent chatting and playing on your smartphone. coming up on this edition up in good shape.

good by ah light at the end of the tunnel, that's according to the world health organization. it says africa could soon see the end of the pandemic. but as such optimism justified when few people have access to vaccines and adequate health care, this is inside stored. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm a hammer, jim, jim. many countries are using restrictions as the number of cobra 19 infections begins to stabilize. some scientists believe the pandemic is nearly over. the world health organization has an optimistic message for nations in africa that have struggled to secure vaccines and treatment. it's regional director says the continent will soon be able to manage the virus as an endemic disease. doses of vaccines are starting to arrive in large numbers. only 10 percent of africans are fully inoculated. the lowest in the world, the w h o admits the actual number of infections could be 7 times higher than the official count of 11000000 so far. and the pandemic has pushed up to 40000000 people into poverty is in an extremely difficult 2 years, but i guess the old africa

the world health organization has credited high levels of surveillance for picking it up early. the continent had been declared polio free in 2020. now, molly's ruling, military gentle, has told friends to withdraw their forces from the country without delay. it comes hours after the french foreign minister said molly's fight against groups like i'll kind when i saw is not their own problem. francis drawing troops from molly after a 9 year mission. again, a day off of the molly, an army has been strengthened, reorganized. the problem now is to know whether it gets its orders from the printer, and if it's laying off the fight against terrorism, it's a malia problem. it is no longer a french problem. now the netherlands prime minister has apologized indonesia, after a historical review, found dutch colonial forces committed widespread and excessive violence. it's the 1st time the government has acknowledged extend to the atrocities during the full year war of independence. in 19 forties and jessica washington reports from west java victims, families have welcome the apology involv

the world health organization's kovacs program is helping rich countries of being asked to donate the vaccine, which the w. h. o, then distributes amongst the most remote areas of africa. that includes dreamy ups us some 300 kilometers from vint hook. but the w i chose representative in namibia discovered that the vaccination campaign was getting off to a slow start. people in this remote region had not been properly informed by 10 in the morning. just 7 people had turned up to be vaccinated in goodness. yeah, hang on, for instance, traveled more than 45 kilometers from the farm where she works. her boss, a white farmer, sent her to be vaccinated in glenitia receives signer farm the chinese vaccine. it has not yet been approved in germany. the former village school is the vaccination center for the next 2 weeks. the longer the center is open, the more people turn up for a job. it went away without the ah, the campaign. let me say, i didn't say add p. we'll each day had he bought over 2 weeks. if me love to come back again, manase elect a 100. the an average is slender. are people, if

the world health organization gave its approval to a malaria vaccine. today we look at its effectiveness but also examined the relationship between co muscles and back pain. and we offer a few tips on how we can reduce the time spent chatting and playing on your smartphone. coming up on this edition up in good shape.

the world health organization calls it a breakthrough. it's a public health historical event, but for the 1st time a malaria vaccine can be safety and if occasionally be employed to save the lives of african true lives, threatened by the anomalies mosquito which spreads the parasite in small children, particular often develop high fever and fall into a coma, as they fight for their lives. one of them dies every 2 minutes in africa despite mosquito net. and despite medication, which has however, become less effective over time. so all eyes are now on the musky rex vaccine. if we line waiting for their fees, and we sincerely hope that it will help us fight malaria effectively 5, i think the vaccine will save millions of lives in the youngest. but will miscarriage live up to the high expectations in major clinical trials, it prevented 3 out of 10 malaria cases from becoming severe. 4 years after the 1st jab, protection remained at about 30 percent. this may not sound like much, but that alone could save hundreds of thousands of lives. lamp l

it's led by the world health organization.lthy countries provide the cash and international bodies like unicef do the work. the programme's called covax, and it's part of a plan to protect 5 billion people from covid. when we talk about covax, everybody gets very, very focused around the vaccines, but we also need syringes, safety boxes, personal protective equipment and other items, so that health care workers safely deploy the vaccination programmes on the ground. the idea is that covax buys billions of vaccines at the cheapest price. it then shares the doses out fairly so that poorer countries don't lose out. global vaccination is good for wealthy countries too. it's the best way to stop the virus mutating and coming back to endanger us all. people are exhausted. they want out of this pandemic. well, these viruses that they're worried about — the omicrons, the deltas, the betas — they're not arising in the uk. they're arising in other parts of the world where we're not sharing the vaccines. you can't escape these viruses in

the world health organization calls it a breakthrough. it's a public health historical event, but for the 1st time a malaria vaccine can be safely and if occasionally be employed to save lives of african 2 lives threatened by the anomalies mosquito which spreads the parasites. small children in particular, often develop high fever and fall into a coma as they fight for their lives. one of them dies every 2 minutes in africa despite mosquito net. and despite medication, which has however, become less effective overtime. so all eyes are now on the musky rex vaccine, if we line waiting for their fees, and we sincerely hope that it will help us fight malaria effectively 5, i think the vaccine will save millions of lives in your youth. but will miscarriage live up to the high expectations in major clinical trials, it prevented 3 out of 10 malaria cases from becoming severe. 4 years after the 1st jab, protection remained at about 30 percent. this may not sound like much, but that alone could save hundreds of thousands of lives lamp lam, ethical

the head of the world health organization tells us it's a promising start. an international summit on protecting the oceans wraps up in france, will assess progress on tackling the most urgent threats to marine life. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. you are a secretary of state antony blank and has urged more dialogue to resolve tensions between russia and the west. over if you had invasion of ukraine. he was speaking in melbourne following a meeting of the quad alliance. it includes australia, india, and japan. it may be clear that tensions with moscow have reached a dangerous level. simply put, we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving at the ukrainian border. ah, and as we said before, we're in a window, ah, when an invasion could begin at any time. russia now has an estimated $130000.00 troops position close to its board with ukraine. some people living in east and ukraine, the soldiers presents means the re living the trauma of 2014 and russia. annex crimea, leading many in the region to leave.

according to the world health organization, malaria killed 627000 people in 2020 alone. on the other hand, there are several and demi corona viruses that usually only cause fairly harmless, cold like symptoms. so what will happen with soft copy to the only chron variant of the virus has many people hoping that in the future the majority of covet infections will be mild. however, we don't know what variant might be just around the corner. what is clear, though, is that we'll have to continue to live with south covey to in the future. ah, nonetheless, some european countries including denmark, spain, and the u. k, have already decided to roll back anti virus measures. most are aware that it's something of an experiment along the lines of let's see what happens. we take a look at what's happening in the spanish capital madrid here in madrid. cafes are full to the brim with people enjoying the afternoon sun. no one seems to be worried that a guest at the next table could have cove it. a number of corona virus restrictions have already been rolled back here. but most importan

we didn't meet with the head of the world health organization and got up-to-date on how we saw things globally. again, every place we went the carpet challenge was -- the covid challenge was part of the discussion. it was intensely busy. we was magnificently observed. armed services ted. let me go back to barbara. jim himes. and sean patrick maloney. intelligence eric. homeland security. ruben, armed services. when you're having these discussions, although lead to the appropriations committee and betty the chair of defense subcommittee, really an important participant in the conversation about our support for the defense of ukraine. and a barbara lee in terms of her committee of foreign ops state foreign ops committee in terms of, she will talk about it but she was in great demand because whether it was about refugees, humanitarian assistance, or if it was about the guaranteeing. the list goes on. again, we were well served by the leadership knowledge and commitment of our participants. all of them were not in every country, mostly they were. it is stunning to see in this day and age,

it isn't according to the world health organization. malaria killed 627000 people in 2020 alone. on the other hand, there are several, and demi corona viruses that usually only cause fairly harmless, cold like symptoms. so what will happen with sas covey to the army chron, variant of the virus has many people hoping that in the future the majority of covet infections will be mild. however, we don't know what variant might be just around the corner. what is key, though, is that we'll have to continue to live with south covey too, in the future. ah, nonetheless, some european countries including denmark, spain, and the u. k. have already decided to rollback anti virus measures. most are aware that it's something of an experiment along the lines of let's see what happens. we take a look at what's happening in the spanish capital madrid here in madrid. cafes are full to the brim with people enjoying the afternoon sun. no one seems to be worried that a guest at the next table could have cove it. a number of corona virus restrictions have already been rolled back here. but i'm in my sa

we know the blatant corruption of state actors like china is not just limited to the world health organization. the ccp has consistently sought to exclude our allies, taiwan, international organizations in general, including the civil aviation organization, interpol, and as we have seen, the olympics. as i have said before, the u.s. engagement with international organizations should be tempered and clear eyed. i biden and harris administration doesn't seem to agree. last year, the president declared the u.s. would rejoin the u.n. human rights council, a sham body with a terrible track record of protecting dictatorships and covering up the crimes of the world's worst human rights abusers, china, russia, cuba, venezuela. instead of focusing on actually human rights issues are brought, the council continues to focus its efforts on persecuting israel, the only country permit me featured on the council's agenda. while this administration publicly stated it would seek changes to the council, we have seen not a single piece of reform since our reentry to the council last year. these reforms should ha

according to the world health organization, malaria killed 627000 people in 2020 alone. on the other hand, there are several, and demi corona viruses that usually only cause fairly harmless, cold like symptoms. so what will happen with sas covey to the army chron, variant of the virus has many people hoping that in the future the majority of covet infections will be mild. however, we don't know what variant might be just around the corner. what is key though, is that we'll have to continue to live with safeco v 2 in the future. ah, nonetheless, some european countries including denmark, spain, and the u. k, have already decided to roll back anti virus measures. most are aware that it's something of an experiment along the lines of lead. see what happens. we take a look at what's happening in the spanish capital madrid here in madrid. cafes are full to the brim with people enjoying the afternoon sun. no one seems to be worried that a guest at the next table could have cove it. a number of corona virus restrictions have already been rolled back here. but i'm in my same boa

according to the world health organization, malaria killed 627000 people in 2020 alone. on the other hand, there are several, and demi corona viruses that usually only cause fairly harmless, cold like symptoms. so what will happen with sas covey to the army chron, variant of the virus has many people hoping that in the future the majority of covet infections will be mild. however, we don't know what variant might be just around the corner. what is key, though, is that we'll have to continue to live with south covey too, in the future. ah, nonetheless, some european countries including denmark, spain, and the u. k. have already decided to rollback anti virus measures. most are aware that it's something of an experiment along the lines of let's see what happens. we take a look at what's happening in the spanish capital madrid here in madrid. cafes are full to the brim with people enjoying the afternoon sun. no one seems to be worried that a guest at the next table could have cove it a number of corona virus restrictions have already been rolled back here. but i mean, most

and for the whole world, the world health organization picks 6 african nations to establish their own, m r n. a vaccine production. and millions of people told to stay indoors as a powerful storm basses england. and ireland ah say russia says a president vladimir putin will oversee nuclear drills on saturday, including the launch of ballistic and cruise missiles. this comes, of course, have a time of soaring tensions between moscow. ukraine in the west shelling in east ukraine is re ignited fears of an imminent invasion by russia. russian back separatists and government forces in the don bass region have accused each other of launching new attacks. ukraine says it has no attention of intention of attacking the separatist ruled eastern region or crimea. or the crisis is set to top the agenda at the annual munich security conference, us vice president cobbler harris is there. and she will meet data sets. she general gen stolen burg later will moscow and says it has no plans to invade ukraine and has announced a withdrawal of some bits troops this week. but western me to say about a 1500

but if you look at the definition of the world health organization, what is the mom disease in terms of go with 90? they need it fixed their the criteria for from us of african point of view before we allow, you know, with the, at the level of vaccination. and what more do you think can be done in terms of the how provision in south africa to, to protect the population more? we have low vaccination numbers if you look at it in the price of europe. but you know what, we just need to keep on much as i think our patients to guarantee themselves sex, united and it's a different in south africa, the, the motivation of the people to be vaccinated. all isn't the logistics of a vaccination supply. it is the logistics entities that and it will that's not always that happy to go and gave them. so maxie night it's, i think it's a shaped lot of people, a if south africa, which has perhaps the most developed health service in the whole of the african continent has been encountering these difficult, what message could you give to the international community about vaccinating the humanity as oppose

the moved by african is part of a world health organization project to support poor countries, to develop their own vaccines after major pharmaceuticals refuse to share technology average in used to publicly available information to copy the sequence of them a journey m r in a job. and develop its own vaccine without madonna's approval. wealthy nations have brought up most of the world's vaccine supply. while the vaccination right, in low income countries is just 5 percent. petro to blanche is the managing director of african. she says the breakthrough will have an impact beyond the pandemic because at 19 is the catalyst be bullying and demonstrating capacity capability as we've just done with this 1st vaccine production. although at glasgow, we will then build capacity and build process is to also look at the t b less a few other diseases of relevance in low low and middle income countries. building this capacity and capability will empower lead to link up countries to produce them back scenes. we would not receiving take technology transfer and we had to develop this on our own, which i

or should it be science, which says that a less organization's, like the world health organization says it's about time to, to the chapter of coven 90. we cannot both continue to use the same at preventive measures. what part of the premise of your question and a lot of the perspectives that some of the other guests pad is that there is a lot of polarization going on. in canada, we're close to 90 percent fully vaccinated across the board. in all states, and informing all provinces were we're doing much better than the united states were i was going to say. and we have most canadians who are of a like minded view. most canadians who have participated in the measures who have worn masks, whoever, listen to lockdown, shut down, their businesses suffered greatly. so when we talk about polarization, yeah, that's one way of looking at it. but for the most part, canadians are unified. and we're unified in wanting our government, you have a short term, temporary emergency power. when the pandemic was new to everybody, when the pandemic had a lot of unknowns to everybody. and when there was a su

now the world health organization has credited high levels of surveillance for picking it up early. the continent had been declared polio free in 2020. when the prime minister of the netherlands has apologize to indonesia. after a historical review, found dutch colonial forces committed widespread and excessive violence is the 1st time the government has acknowledged the extent of atrocities during the full year war of independence in the 1900 forty's. jessica washington has more from west java involving saudi village, west java. the legacy of dutch violence is still felt even decades of the indonesia war independence ended. this memorial is dedicated to the 483 men executed in this village murdered by dutch forces. yes, i see, i was 5 years old at the time when i heard that my father had been killed. i fell to the floor and cried, am on thursday, dutch prime minister, mcgruder apologize under before king from indonesia. from indonesia, after an inquiry spanning more than 4 years found, the dutch army used extreme violence as it attempted to regain control of its former colony. afte

the world health organization says the move aims to ensure africa can make its own vaccines to fight with 19 and other diseases in the future need blocker has more from brussels, anger over vaccine inequality between europe and africa. cast a long shadow over this landmark summit from the offset less than 12 percent of africans are double vaccinated compared to 71 percent of europeans. but it is hoped, in a new agreement announced on friday to ship technology needed to produce ammo and aid jobs in africa will help redress the balance to day. i'm delighted to announce the 1st 6 african countries that would receive technology from the have to produce their own m r n a vaccines, egypt, kenya, nigeria, senegal, south africa, and tunisia. dublin joe will work with the companies and the government in each country to develop a roadmap for training and production. the announcements being largely welcomed, but simmering in the background. an ongoing dispute between a, you and e, you leaders over vaccine, intellectual property rights. many african leaders believe that if you are a piece seriou

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