you just destroyed the world health organization, that it treated many agencies in this way. method should be abandoned . the world health organization opposes the occupied syrian golan. this year, israel prevented the implementation of the decisions of the organization and the decisions of the world health assembly. as a result of this organization, we could not send ourselves to tehran and assess the situation in the region, and the report of the director general did not mention this issue, why the delegation assessment could not enter this region and asian countries along with the arab group, they supported palestine's demand and having a unified stance towards political issues and conflicts is a priority. palestinians in the west bank of jerusalem and the occupied syrian golan have the right to health according to international laws, and the american air in the world health organization repeats its efforts . they acted in the human rights council to prevent any kind of independent discussion about palestinians in international organizations until they failed twice in a we

world. health organization announces the end of the cove at 19 global health emergency. for years ago, the u. an agency declared its highest and the over the virus best with the globe, thought the w h. i was that cobit 19 is hit to stay. also on the program, the heads of the wagner invests and every group threatens to pull his forces out of the pregnant city of fox movies next week. give gave me pre goshen bloss top russian military chiefs were failing to provide his troops with i'm unit the . i'm was like a, it's good to have you with us. the world health organization says coby 90 no longer represents a global health emergency, but it was the virus is still considered a global threat. the you and says, death have dropped dramatically since the height of depend demik when the weekly desktop peaks as a 100000 off the w h o vote. and the corona bowers is still killing 3500 people every week. for more than 3 years after the world health organization issued its highest level alert for coded, the state of emergency has been lifted. it stepped forward with great hope that i de

the business, the deputy news live from the the world health organization now. and since the end of the cove at 19 global health emergency, 3 years ago, the u, an agency declared its highest and this over the virus, that's why the globe, the w h o ones that code 19 is here to stay. also on the program, the head of the fog and i'm less than everybody threatens to pulled his forces out of the ukrainian city of buffalo. what's next week give getting the pre shogun classes top russian military chief school failing to provide his troops with i munition. britain this king charles grates well wishes the heads of his carnation. he'll be crowned in a solemn ceremony with rituals, dating back hundreds of get the last i've got. it's good to have you with us. the world health organizations as coated 90 no longer represents a global health emergency box. it will ins. the virus is still considered a global threat. the u. n says deaths have dropped dramatically since the height of depend demik when the weekly desktop peaked as a 100000. about the w h. i was the corona virus is

organizations failed twice in a week in the diplomatic arena. a few days ago, the united states tried to make taiwan a member of the world health organization, contrary to international law. with failure now he tried to remove the clause related to the occupied territories from the discussions of the world health organization, even though he knew that this clause was legal, the general assembly had approved it years ago, this time america failed. turkey, where the task of the presidential election will be clear tomorrow, the people of turkey will go to the polls to determine the 13th president of their country in the second round of the elections tomorrow. on the eve of the second round of the elections, the value of the turkish lira has reached its lowest level. 85 million turkish citizens are waiting to determine their fate. their country was supposed to be the 13th president of turkey was appointed two weeks ago, and one of the main rivals could not get the majority vote, or at least half, plus an array cast into the boxes . the time will be determined which of these two leaders of the opposition political parties will rely on the office of the pr

organizations twice a week in the diplomatic arena failed. a few days ago, the united states tried to make taiwan a member of the world health organization, againsternational laws, but it failed. now , it tried to remove the clause related to the occupied territories from the discussions of the world health organization, even though he knew this clause it is legal. the general assembly passed it many years ago. this time america failed again. let's go to turkey. tomorrow the task of the presidency in this country will be clear. the people of turkey will go to the polls to determine the 13th president of their country in the second phase of the election tomorrow. on the eve of the second round of elections, the value of the turkish lira has reached its lowest level. 85 million turkish citizens are waiting to determine the fate of their country . the 13th president of turkey was supposed to be appointed two weeks ago , and fish was the main dish. on sunday, they faced each other in the election, and this time it will be determined which of the two leaders of the opposition political parties will rely on the presidency of turkey for five years. whic

now it is now not reflected, the existing realities of the world, and i am a world organization, butry reform. here i take the liberty of quoting from the fashion statement to be analysed. why should we talk about peace and stability in different forms? why is he who was set up with the purpose of maintaining peace today is not able to prevent conflicts, why even the definition of terrorism, if they are the essence of the matter, that is, the main institutions created in the last century do not correspond to the system of the 21st century. e, said fashion, how should the russian foreign ministry assess the need to reform the un and if there are specific proposals for such a reform , we share the thesis of the prime minister of india on the need to adapt the world organization to modern realities. in this case, any transformations must have. how do you understand thoughtful nature and be the product of extensive negotiations between state members and take into account enshrined in the charter he uh , well, the so-called division of labor between the main bodies, and hmm of this struct

the world health organization has not acted yet. what factors have affected it to make its own objections , but unfortunately, the same compatibilities and the feelings of the works and statutes from information, for example, the world health organization cannot intercede with the international court of justice. international to complain and advise in a consultative opinion , we should use internal knowledge and help from the experiences and neighboring countries, compared to other countries in the south, to make a difference between the sheep and be able to go around at least and by necessity. thank you for our conversation. you spoke international news with determination as a journalist of sed and sima news agency, but now dear viewers will know that there is another way to try, and always with the family of the reporter mrs. hajipour, greetings to you and the dear viewers of khabar network, still from the frame of greetings of a reporter at sed and sima news agency. we are ms. fattah maseh. it is the title of the fifth festival, w

you see a lot of arrest and prosecution for that when it comes to organ trafficking it's nojohnny on the spot. the worldtion says covid— 19 is no longer a global health emergency, after three years of lives and economies turned upside down , and millions of deaths. and economies turned upside down, and millions of deaths. the who's head, tedros adhanom ghebreyesus made the announcement. yesterday the emergency committee met for the 15th time and recommended to me that i declare an end to the public emergency of international concern. i have accepted that advice. it's therefore with great hope that i declare covid—i9 over as a global health emergency. 0ur reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. the world health organization is calling this a major step towards the end of the pandemic. they said it was a moment for a celebration but also crucially, a moment for reflection. the last three years we have all had to learn to live with covid and the pandemic. back then the death rate was 100,000 people per week. that has fallen and that is partly of the reason why the world health organization ma

the, the wind starts in the 19 dw, the, this is the deputy news live from the in the world health organization. and now since the end of the code 19 global health emergency 3 years ago, the u. n. agency declared its highest in the of of the virus that's with ignite, about the w h sho bones that cobit 19 is here to stay. also on the program, refugees from sit on us, stuck at the pool with, with no way to go. reports an edge that's on voice from the boring policies are starting to folks in saudi arabia plus the heads of the wagner medicine or victory trends to pull his forces out. so if you trade in city of basketball this next week, if jenny print goshen bloss top russian ministry chiefs full failing to provide his troops with ammunition, the launch like a, it's good to have you with us. the world health organization says cobit 90 no longer represents a global health emergency bath and loans. the virus is still considered a global threat. the un says desk have dropped dramatically since the height of depend demik, when the weekly dest whole peaked as a $100000.00. about the w h o. well, into th

prime minister of india at the meeting, the g7 called for the reshaping of the un since the world organization does not reflect the current realities of the world quote, if you delve into the court, it is clear. one institution created in the last century does not correspond to the system of the xxi century. escalation of the ukrainian crisis the last attempt by the collective west to retain the role of world hegemon. this opinion was expressed to our tv channel by the deputy director of the institute of history and politics of the npg. vladimir shapovalov, according to an expert on washington's attempts to dominate other countries, not given their interests aimed at provoking new international crises. military provocation is a way to save. uh, the kind of leadership that hegemony that is slipping out of the hands of the west is an attempt, but to stake out to keep. uh, the role of world hegemon. eh, in this context. we must consider all the actions that the present time is taking. the west is, in fact, the opening of a military front in ukraine against russia is an attempt to open a second fr

i will also meet with the head of the world health organization. i will talk with mr. amir shojaei, the correspondent of the radio and television news agency in the south . mr. shojaei. hello, good morning . hello, good morning . viewers dear, yes, the world health assembly is held every year and the 76th edition of this year was held in geneva with the presence of 1949 and 1944 and your own performance in this field. efforts are being made and commitments are made regarding the benefit of more than one billion people of the world's population and universal health coverage, and they are far away from health emergencies , as well as how to influence the quality of the world health organization . provides a document format iran is also said to have prepared 40 documents in the field of health and health and announced in a statement , among other things, about the health of non-communicable diseases and communicable diseases, emphasizing the issue of old age, the issue of nutrition, health and sustainable development against iran in the form of information. in addition to

the world health organization has declared, covet 19, is no longer a global health emergency. it's a major step towards the official end of the pen demik that's killed millions of people ravaged communities and disrupted the world's economy. it will now be off to governments to manage the outbreak any way they think the best fit of your kind of reports. after the death of an estimated 20000000 people and more than 3 years of restrictions around the planet, the world health organization says depend, demik is no longer a global health emergency. the worst thing any country could do now is to use this news as a reason to let donate scott, to this month and the system see it has built or to send the message to its people that click 19 has nothing to worry about. the you an agency 1st declared cove and 19 to be what is called a public health emergency of international concern. in january 2020, about 765000000 infections have seems being recorded worldwide. and the death toll reach the peak of more than 100000 people a week in january 2021. this is a moment for reflection. copied 19

the i c c or the world trade organization, the w t. o, or really even in some, you know, the business address where, you know, it's a legal to, to spread this information that can affect stuff prices. we need to make sure that it's illegal to spread information that can affect people's willingness to use effective vaccines. so i think that's going to have to be some seating of sovereignty in the context of the treaty when it's implemented because there's a demick declaration. okay, i want to move on to what we did, right? what we learned, what we're continuing to learn from covered 19 as it into to setup on a positive note. because i know there were a lot of missteps over the last 3 years. what do you think? when right what, what do we get rise? it's in dealing with carpet 90. i think it was stuff with something really very basic. not everybody knows. but the most kind of working on that sounds, i'm saying it's all reading magic re i think about for got they come back to the some of the people when thinking to who was a master best sou

it was organized by the abrau-durso center with the support of the world organization for wine tourism and the international energy and astronomical center. why is it important to develop this segment of the industry, yulia makarova will tell you right now. of course, you can’t find the best place for holding the first wine tourism forum in russia . today, abrau-durso welcomes 500,000 tourists every year, but there are large-scale plans to increase this figure to a million travelers a year, and this will happen in the next 3 years, says borisov. according to him , the company's revenue from this segment is already almost 1.5 billion rubles. but to develop wine tourism, only large organizations will not work, it is necessary that small ones appear. enterprises. this will form a complex cluster. we are creating this esther wine cluster in russia so that we, uh, the world will know more about our wines. they no longer hesitate. they say that there is russian wine, vodka, you know, wine. no, it's not completely incomprehensible. so now the world is learning about russian winemaking, and th

world. health organization announces the end of the cobit 19 global health emergency. 3 years ago, the u. n. agency declared its highest that either the virus that specs the globe about the w h. i ones that coby 19 is hit to stay. also in the program, the heads of the fog and of less than or equal or threatens to pull his forces out of ukrainian city of boston move next week. if gainey per goshen, bloss tough russian methods which shapes for failing to provide his troops with munitions. the long road ahead for l g b, t q families in hungry and you know, makes it almost impossible for gay couples to adults. children the, i'm online, so it's good to have you with us. the world health organization says cobit 90 no longer represents a global health emergency that wants the virus. so considered a global threat. the you and says, deaths have dropped dramatically since the heights of depend they make when the weekly dest whole peaked as a 100000. from the w h o war, the corona virus is still killing 3500 people every week for more than 3 years after the world health organization issued its highe

in general, they also violate the rules of the world trade organization. the rules of the world trade organization, world trade in general, which has changed so much in recent times, especially in the sense that when everyone talks about violations, for example, in some principles of foreign trade, they usually say that international law has disappeared somewhere here, as which the united states constantly appeals to states here there was another meeting. it is, as it were , of a less economical nature, but it was the most publicized; this, of course, was the meeting of the bidenants, and this is the main result. what kind of meeting would you like to lead? well, the main current, uh, ukraine's inflated expectations do not receive real confirmation, because see washington is seeking to reduce its risks. uh, in even military-technical cooperation with ukraine, uh, many things have been delegated to the uk and other nato allies . look, the americans did not supply longer-range missiles. well, these missiles are still operational tactical a and tactical, but

a stark warning has been issued by the head of the world health organization. lth assembly saying, "we cannot simply carry on as we did before". global health leaders are gathering in switzerland for the annual meeting. it comes just weeks after the who declared that covid is no longer a global health emergency. the un's health agency has launched a new worldwide network aimed at quickly detecting the spread of infectious diseases in an effort to be better prepared for future pandemics. for more on how that network might work and other global health challenges, i spoke to dr tom frieden, the former head of the us public health authority, the cdc. dr frieden, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us today. i want to start off by asking you about this announcement from the world health organization that it will be launching an international pathogen surveillance network. can you just begin by helping us understand exactly what that is and how that might help us prepare for a potential pandemic in the future? carl, we're seeing some encouraging develo

in the last month, the world health organization announced two important news about corona, that the deaths caused by corona in the world decreased by 95% from at least 20 million people, and after three years, the emergency of 19 has ended. but this organization warns care regarding corona, it should be continued at the level of care for other infectious and contagious diseases after the covid-19 disease in our world, the day when about 7 million deaths caused by this disease were reported to the world health organization, but we know that the number of victims this virus was several times more. at least 20 million people died due to this disease. the gate was knocked by 19. in the london science museum , educational products are provided for children, which teach them the manager of infectious diseases in the form of games and entertainment. elham goran of sed and sima news agency the sheikh bahai national technology festival was held in isfahan with the participation of technologists from all over the country. on the sidelines of this festival, the participating technologists displ

those are the words of the head of world health organization, dr tedros, at the start of the world healthng in switzerland for the annual meeting. it comes just weeks after the who declared that covid is no longer a global health emergency. the un's health agency has launched a new worldwide network aimed at quickly detecting the spread of infectious diseases — in an effort to be better prepared for future pandemics. for more on how that network might work, and other global health challenges, i spoke to d tom frieden — the former head of the us public health authority - the cdc. thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us today. i want to ask you about this announcement from the world health organization that it will be launching an international pathogen surveillance network. can you begin by helping us begin to understand what that might mean? ~ . , understand what that might mean? ~ ., , mean? we are seeing some encouraging — mean? we are seeing some encouraging developments. j encouraging developments. really, a commitment to collaborate globally, to share information, to sha

new iranian music is being formed , now the situation in our region is different, today organizations in the world are becoming active and communication is being formed, for example, like the new shanghai cooperation organization through the world in this organization and its member countries. this organization is part of many opportunities this organization is as a global organization that connects china, russia, india and south african countries at different times . we put together the material and political capabilities of different countries . it is regional and extra-regional organizations that are in it is put together, political power in america is based on money, and the americans themselves, the power of interaction between countries is completely impure, now there is no trust before the existence of the alliance, there is no constant trust, and the american campaigns were very empty , but now with toman exam in afghanistan and iraq giving back in the region, it became clear that their calculations will cause destruction of houses, and no matter what the destruction is, many countries tha

the world health organization has declared an end to the co with 19 global health emergency. you an agency has listed its highest of the which had been in place for more than 3 years. but w h o direct to general ted ross ad had them. gabriel yates us one, but the virus is here to stay even is it no longer fresh represents an emergency. the best thing that i could also add some international collaboration on funding efforts. you know, he went on to say that the officials desktop may have a may have under stated coping, 19th, true impact in 3 years since then. corporate 19 has the $10.00 world upside down. almost 7000000 does have been reported to w 2. but we know the tories several times higher, at least $20000000.00. so is this the right moves? i asked to add a don't i, who is a professor of public health italy's university of pop you. while of course, it is as was long awaited and in practical terms, it doesn't change much. many countries had already lifted to the emergency state is a totally a year ago. but it is indeed a global and very strong statement by the w show, whic

the world health organization has declared an end to the cove at 19 global health emergency. the one agency has lifted head, sought highest level of which had been in place for more than 3 years, but w h o director general petros, i've had them. gabriella is us a one, but the virus is here to stay, even if it no longer represents an emergency list in the, in the could also, and some international collaborations and funding efforts in what you went on to say that the official death toll may have under stated cove at 9 teens truly impact it is 3 years since then. copied $1910.00 willed upside down. almost 7000000 does have been reported to deputy joe. but we know the tories several times higher, at least $20000000.00. so is this the right move? i asked on a donate, who is a professor of public health. and so there's university of pop you while of course, it is as was long awaited and in practical terms, it doesn't change much. many countries had already lifted to the emergency status utility a year ago. budgeting did to a global and very strong statement by the w show, which gi

after a 15th meeting with the organization's emergency committee, the head of the world health organizationas made it official. >> i have accepted their advice. it is therefore with great hope that i declare covid-19 over as a global health emergency. >> great hope because the organization warns the virus may cause more trouble down the line. countries will have to learn to manage it alongside other infectious diseases. covid-19 is still circulating, but it is having less of an effect on populations. the death rate has dropped from over 100,000 people a week two years ago to just over 3500, the lowest since the pandemic began. the announcement came with a reminder of the impact the virus has had across the planet. >> in three years, covid-19 has turned our world upside down. almost 7 million deaths have been reported to the region, but we know the toll is several times higher, at least 20 million. >> the organization is now seeking to help countries to prevent and control spread on the long-term. 765 million people have officially been infected worldwide. >> there's outrage in new york city

yes, the world health organization says it's struggling to provide supplies to saddam because of on getting financing, eating money to survive, even pull some hazy when any hosses it's people are desperate to humanitarian aid. being blocked by um games. we meet i baseball plan from uganda, whose unique training method. so taking him to the brink of north america is nature leads the, the drug on one of the groups. the slowest attacks on russia's board a region has told out a 0 that they receive support from the ukranian all me, and that it lost none of its members during this week's incursion. russia claims that 75 because were killed when the groups and to belgrade on monday and tuesday, the defense ministry says the attacks have continued with numerous drones fired into the territory on wednesday, but says most were shot down, keep us denied any involvement. well, any of we spoke to the political representative of the liberty for russian legion in the bottom of it. if he can find the groups, palms and supplies originate from ukrainian forces. the basic military, if we plan to like the righ

first wine tourism forum was held, successful practices and trends were organized by abraham durson with the support of the worldion and the international gastronomic center enna. yulia makarova will tell you right now why it is important to develop this entire segment of the hospitality industry. of course, there is no better place to hold the first wine tourism forum in russia. a year and that will happen in the next 3 years, considers the fighters according to him, the company's revenue from this segment is already almost 1.5 billion rubles. but to develop wine tourism, only large organizations will not work, it is necessary that small enterprises appear. this will form a complex cluster. we are creating this, uh, blaster, russian wine cluster so that we, uh, the world will know more about our wines. they no longer hesitate. they say that there is russian wine. why do you know vodka wine, no, it's not completely incomprehensible. so now the world learn about russian winemaking, and the more we have in tourism, too, the more profitable it will be for all of us to work. the entire global tourism industry is est

according to the world health organization , the vaccination coverage should be above 90% and the protection rate should be 95% to prevent this disease. it should be controlled that, unfortunately, there is 83% protection around the world after 123, and after that, two friends, two doses of the vaccine, 71% of the protective effect of the mmr vaccine was reported in the protection of the vaccine above 95% of immunity to measles and rubella viruses. provided the future plans of these researchers the school in the field of medical viral vaccines, the production of 225-dose measles, mumps, and rubella triple vaccines, the use of his native strain instead of the japanese strain, the sed and sima news agency, the research of vaccines and serum production, the secret of salam satellite , is the greatest freedom to protect the dynamo of a documentary that has passed away. it tells the story of fatemeh from melbourne, australia, when she was still wearing a headscarf. the documentary is based on the principles of dousul to familiarize the audience with fatemeh's interests and beliefs shortly before

also coming up to the i, the world health organization declares the end of the corporate 19 global health emergency. but the human agency saying the corona virus is here to stay. and brittany is king charles. he's reading well, which is just the day before his coordination. he'll be crowned in a solemn ceremony on saturday. that dates back a 1000 years. the library golf is good to have you with us. on this friday, the head of rushes, wagner mercenary group, is threatening to withdraw his forces from the besieged, ukrainian city of buck, mood and he says he'll do it as early as next week. he says, as fighters have led them off scales attempts to capture the cities since last summer, and he's blaming the groups heavy losses on the kremlin failure to supply his troops with enough ammunition. so there's a part of the into what kinda log. yep. that's what i bug you, but is your yeah, you still could watch 2 years now today goes by without commentary from rochester vocal oligarchy. you've given you pretty gordon on the war and ukraine are. those are what i need to provide. so i was more than ju

also, coming up to the eyes of the world health organization declares the end of the cobit 19 global health emergency. but you, with agency says the death toll from the pen demik is at least 3 times the official figure and that the virus is here to stay. and in italian soccer fans in naples, welcoming home their heroes after naturally when their 1st italian championship since 1990. when they were led by the late great diego motto, don't know. at britain this king charles greets well, which was the day before his coordination. it'll be crowned in a solemn ceremony. tomorrow, the dating back hundreds of eve. the to break off is good to have you. with us. on this friday, the head of rush is wagner. mercenary group is threatening to withdraw. his troops from the besieged, ukrainian city of buckboard, next week. yep, getting pretty go. seems fighters have lead ma scales attempts to capture the city since last summer. and he blames the grooves. heavy losses on the criminal failure to supply his troops with enough ammunition for the part of you and your kind of walk you got the bug you. but

before the league of nations it included 50 plus or minus countries, er, now it is a universal world organizationere are 193 member countries, that is, in fact, all the states of the world , well, except for some unrecognized ones such as palestine , for example, if it is not what is not known, it is not show that the lpr and the dpr are not recognized there are 55 sessions, but there are, let's say, states that , er, some countries are not considered states, so it is one way or another the result of the whole world and but er, this plus and minus is a plus because it is universality and coverage of interests all of them, and the downside is that it is very difficult to agree on any issue, especially such a complex one as the role of russia's actions, eh. yes, we already have a whole thread of resolutions of the un general assembly , which are all directly condemned for things related to the war in ukraine with the development the beginning of this war, but yes otherwise, you know when it comes to more serious matters, and more of it will be handled by the security council. because only the secur

russia also appealed to the leadership of the un structure to the information services of the world organization with a call to move away from double standards in their political assessments and to properly respond to the indicated facts. the wars unleashed after the september 11 attacks by the united states and other countries claimed the lives of more than four and a half million people, and about a million died directly during the hostilities. the rest were victims of humanitarian disasters, this is stated in the report, which is published by the american watson institute, the dialect of the armed conflicts in afghanistan, iraq, syria , according to experts, after the war, epidemics come, hunger begins, problems with drinking water , destroyed roads make it difficult to deliver aid , the report reports on the destruction of us shells libyan hospitals that in iraq the destruction of infrastructure has led to the same losses among the civilian population as the fighting in afghanistan in the ground. the american shells remained. and bombs. every year, hundreds of people are blown up on them, an

only in april of this year, nearly 600,000 people received help in health centers under this organization. the world health organization has recently announced the possibility of dengue fever in afghanistan. before this also with the world food program and other international aid organizations had announced the continuation of their activities in afghanistan . the head of the west azerbaijan wrestling board said that the 43rd round of the international freestyle wrestling competition of the takhti world championship will be held tomorrow and the day after tomorrow in urmia city , aye kiyomurthieh added. 150 domestic wrestlers and about 40 wrestlers from afghanistan, iraq, armenia and georgia are present in this competition. afghanistan's under-20 football team lost its third match in the central asian akafa competitions. the third match of the under-20 football team year of afghanistan in competitions the central asia region was held against the youth of iran, and this game was accompanied by the victory of the youth of iran 4 to 1. the youth football team of afghanistan defeated turkmenistan 2 to 1

organic is actually better and worth the extra cost. the there are many advantages of gm all groups, but there's also an increasing number of people around the world who are choosing to eat organic and non g m. o products. in 2018 around 92 percent of corn and 94 percent of the story means grown in the us came from genetically modified seats . proponents argue that g m o 's will solve the world hunger crisis and provide food security for many countries. the most common g hmo cops ground worldwide had been engineered for are beside tolerance, resulting in a significant increase in use of toxic or besides these plants was genetic makeup is artificially modified or altered. can have individual genes introduced from one organism to another, across species. all their purposes include resistance to certain environmental conditions, pests or diseases, and some cups are genetically modified to increase their value in yield. now to create these html plants, researchers identify the genes and a plant that causes specific traits such as resistance to insects. they then make copies of these insect resistant genes in a lab. and science has then insert the gene

so the world organization commented on the desire of the uk to go open.t is, in our media they warned that the program such projectiles would be considered a direct entry of the states into the conflict. however, the uk decided that it does not concern them and have already promised that our storm shadow long-range cruise missiles the british ministry of defense checked and confirmed this a few hours later, but did not clarify the question if there were restrictions on the use of these missiles. today i can confirm that the uk will donate storm shadow to ukraine, these are conventional, high- precision, long-range missiles. they complement the weapons already donated to ukraine such as the highmore harpoon fundraising for these missiles was based on an announcement on the website of the british ministry of defense earlier in this way, through the international fund for assistance to ukraine , weapons worth more than 500 million pounds were collected here, including air defense systems, equipment for demining and building bridges, specifically storm shadow

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what would happen if a group of developing countries came to the world trade organization and broughta case against the opec cartel. >> okay. i said we'd travel around the world and we certainly are. >> wow, what a group of questions. all very interesting, yeah. >> very quickly, on the issue from cambodian colleague on support systems for women, i spoke a bit about that. we -- there are two ways we want to help women, one is to see how within our agreements we can mainstream gender, gender friendly agreements that take into account the role of women and a plural lateral, services regulation trying to do away with bureaucracies in the services trade and that's the first one provisions making sure that women would have equal opportunity and we'd like to see more, we don't have enough. but that's one way. on the support system, these are supply side issues, what can we do practically to help women cross those barriers that sylvia and i spoke about, the national trade center -- actually does that work and i have to tell what i saw them do in my own country with a group of women which i di

the world health organization says this is a major step towards the end of the pandemic.ebration but also crucially, a moment for reflection. we do need to reflect on it. the actual emergency was declared back in january the 30th, 2020. actual emergency was declared back injanuary the 30th, 2020. the last three years we have all had to learn to live with covid and the pandemic. back then the death rate was 100,000 people per week. that has fallen and thatis people per week. that has fallen and that is part of the reason why the world health organization made the announcement today. if we look at last month's figures, 3500 people per week lost their lives to covid. that sheer number of people is something that doctor ted rose reflected earlier today. in the three years since then covid—19 has turned our world upside down. almost seven million deaths have been reported to who. but we know the toll is several times higher, at least 20 million. 20,000,000, worth bearing in mind there is still a covid death every three minutes around the world. which is part of the reason why

the world organization did not make a statement, no western politicians raised their voices , no candles were lit, we had a national flag as a sign of sympathy. sada news agency is sajjadei you can see the program on the first page, with 19 minutes left of tonight's program, and the guest is mr. dr. gharibabadi, the international deputy of the judiciary and the secretary of the human rights staff of the islamic republic. i want to talk about terrorism. we in the islamic republic of iran, after the victory of the islamic revolution , have witnessed the creation of numerous brilliant terrorist groups in the country by the western countries and the united states, and their extensive support to various terrorist groups before the establishment of the islamic revolution. coped and terrorist groups and also with the insecurity on the part of this group that they almost realized that the european countries are one of these countries which is actually a significant part of this group and the drunkenness of sweden, france and germany especially but the discussion is about the face in in sweden, w

that we cannot use modern devices and equipment for patients, and he pointed out in the world health organization that sanctions on the distribution of medicine and equipment are affecting the health of the people of the world, and either way , it requires international organizations to intervene in the health issue, or we ourselves will face at least he is waiting for the report in the future, we are also slowly, he is like the mountains, with me, like the flower , like the spirit of the rain, king tom, the bright eyes , i have to watch the empty space, the smile should be after the rain, the water and the mirror, cross is supposed to be at the persian language and literature academy today the currency of the book is the introduction to the chocolate of this action book the joint and joint production of the four academies of the country of persian language and literature, art, medicine and science , the title of the book "education of the future " is "the rereading of iran's education at the threshold of the 15th century " about this book and the goals of editing and authoring this book, i would

according to the world health organization.ore than 767 million confirmed covid cases and just under seven million deaths worldwide, which doctor schwartzberg said is understated. as the country moves away from covid 19 pandemic era restrictions. a new illness has some public health officials worried about another possible pandemic. researchers are keeping a close eye on the spread of bird flu, citing how continued transmission of the h five n one strain from birds to mammals could cause the virus to mutate and become a public health crisis for people in the future. as of now, the virus remains at a low risk to people possible exposure to the virus would be coming in direct contact with an infected birds, saliva or droppings. coin crooks captured still ahead, the precious metals returned to berkeley resident plus another benefit of record snowfall in this year, a boost for popular water sports. and our cloudy cool, unsettled weather continues into your bay area weekend. i'll have a look at the current conditions and what you ca

. >> the world health organization this week ended t global public health emergency and declared -- itthree years ago as covid spread around the world. e u.s. public health emergency come to an end this coming thursday the 11th. those are largely symbolic, but the pandemic is waning. government data shows covid was the fourth leading cause of death last year, dropping from third in the previous two years. u.s. covid deaths are the lowest since 2020. although it still claims hundreds of lives each day. where does the pandemic stand and what should we be doing about it? an epidemiologist at the university of texas and author of the popular newsletter your local epidemiologist. the global health emergency ending the u.s. health emergency ending. what does it mean, and may be just as important, what does it not mean? >> it is a big week for public health. the global public health emergency ending is basically administrative and financial. it is a key mechanism within global health security. officially it means ending the mobilization of international coordination. funding, advancing vaccin

after three years, the head of the world health organization has declared covid—19 is no longer a globalries against letting their guard down. tedros adhanom ghebreyesus said the removal of the alert was a moment of celebration, but acknowledged the �*deep scars' left on the world. the bbc�*s nicky schiller has more: calling this a major step towards the end of the pandemic. it is a moment for a celebration, but also crucially a moment for reflection. it is worth reflecting on when the emergency came in. it was back in january the 30th 2020. for more than three years, all of us have had to get use to living with covid. now, back at the height of the pandemic, 100,000 people were dying per week. that death rate has fallen, and that's partly why beep had the announcement from the world health organization. last month, 3500 0rganization. last month, 3500 people per week where it still dying from the disease. they share numbers of people who have lost their lives to cove it is something that doctor ted droste reflected on. —— covid. three years since then, covid has turned _ three years sinc

those are the words of the head of world health organization, dr tedros, at the start of the world healthders are gathering in switzerland for the annual meeting. it comes just weeks after the who declared that covid is no longer a global health emergency. the un's health agency has launched a new worldwide network aimed at quickly detecting the spread of infectious diseases in an effort to be better prepared for future pandemics. earlier i spoke to dr tom frieden, the former head of the us public health authority, the cdc. i began by asking him how that network will work, and how it might help us prepare for another pandemic in the future carl, we're seeing some encouraging developments, really a commitment to collaborate globally, to share information, to share resources, and even more importantly, to build capacity in countries around the world, because even the strongest network in the world will only be as strong as its weakest link. that's why it's so crucial that we build capacity in country. this particular network is looking at things such as genomic surveillance, tracking the ge

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