global balance of economic power and reshipped with europe is not. acting to get control of those so as we know germany is one of the countries that impose strict pandemic restrictions the president says the health situation has led to a crisis of trust in government policies frank walter steinmeier on saturday conceded there were mistakes and urged germans to pull together even about i'm going to be given this your expectation for those in government is clear get it together let's all get together deacon patriots let's bring forth what we're made of we are not world champions in dealing with the pandemic but we're not a total failure either we are the republic of germany we doubt a lot but we're capable of a lot and it's capability not doubt that counts now of oil rigs or statements like that that you just heard from the german president signal to you that european leaders are learning from past mistakes at this point. well they do learn from past mistakes but we constantly find ourselves in a new situation because the pun demick doesn't follow a sc

and russia whether we're talking about ukraine to syria or i don't know importing gas into europe and arctic shipping. well i think the simple answer to that is yes russia has sought for years since this years of include an. international system where what allow me to draw the line but hasn't the us all the same i'm sure dimitri would could easily point out the same of us and many other countries right now i guess i would say yes no i'm not claiming that nice this is an innocent choir but the us has on the whole sought a normative system the international system of who'll now that does benefit the united states as the strongest power and want to say that it is self-interest that is also true but russia as the relatively weaker power of what a great power seeks to reassert in sent in europe. its influence that it has lost to the hall of the berlin wall so we can we should expect to see increasing tensions over ukraine specifically in probably the baltics unfortunately but i think that is true similarly in the middle east where russia has been quite successful and aggressive in becoming

yes there is high level of awareness of what the jury you is doing to europe. nato on a lease cold i agree war for our non lead in our war for so it's a new way to conduct in the love relationship between russia and the rest of the warp in particularly europe indies and in makes all of us cyber activities spot you're not d.v.d.'s or use of or media that indonesia's not media that intelligence and they think that for you we're open. the most important they jerk. along we've disses by act spies activities made by russia east. psychological and information not war for a camp to even through ends not only the. poor legal aspect of life and these you do sure but the i.e. yes of the bubbly gobin you want this is enough to change the better sept of your opinions he sent towards senate they mean those shit like migration like in degrees like relational we but nato u.s. and russia so this is a very strong trend to because eat run in the long they're not in the short or there is a lot groove that these kind of octave eady e's easy able to even for once elections are righ

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race happening buildup of forces and a possible war and europe actually can contemplate it and in this new environment this agreement is reality rather political reality it's also technically outdated the basic claim for the. open sky missions was the soviet on on a certain east pint with mass produced and some of it union and all were so bad countries hand it and now the former soviet republics and it and western countries could even actually luis those planes to yet better with the finalists for such missions now these planes are almost all not bald the americans used certified to boeing planes that were 30 years old when the treaty us signed now they're 60 years old they have to be replaced and if america would have stayed in the treaty they had have to hundreds of millions of dollars to produce and certify a spot waynes that are actually have no good for real purposes because that they get they produce is very not what the american satellites they get a resolution of say 50 times better than the planes under the open skies so it's become rather irrelevant and it's that's why the un

it's all there located to the governments of europe with european rules. i think the we're not going to have that many developments europe they're all going to be in the us because they have a special program that expedites the development of human brain implants and technology there will be some casualties of people that get harmed but that's what the what the f.d.a. gives permission for to say will test your device in a human after you've shown it safe in animals and from there you go further and those studies typically last maybe 6 months maybe years own and it's supposed to be exploited. yeah i think it's possible if it's good hope to get approval with the f.d.a. says if you have a lot of files and you could test in animals real quick and you don't have to change the device based on that because then you have to go back to the animals test again if the paperwork is right if enough people to make it right the paperwork then the end of this year should be feasible ok thank you so much will leave it there on the ground there thanks for joining us live p.

and in the rest of europe though as you say there is this increasing hostility in the political sphere but public opinion historically is becoming more morrow now if we compare public opinion now to public opinion and 7 to spray incidents this greatest of hope both for offering protection to refugees but also to immigration law more widely so i think i'll put it political may just need to get in step prepared public's bitter is of this with for a breach of international. that's not really for me to say but it is true that serious questions have been raised about its compatibility with the un refugee convention of 951 in particular article 31 which states quite clearly migrants who arrive illegally if they come directly from a territory where they live who freedom is threatened and present themselves in good time that that should not prejudice their asylum application. the lawyers will be very keen to get a hold of the technical legal detail of these proposals and then we'll be able i dear of whether there is a direct contravention of our international treaty you're also you're absolute

several countries in europe have suspended their use of us back scene they're worried about possible side effects the w.s.j. says it's safe to use but. how will this affect your of vaccination. this is inside story. welcome to the program. growing number of european countries are suspending the oxford. 900 vaccine that concerns the job may have caused some recipients to develop blood clots but health agencies say there's no evidence conditions are linked to the vaccine and they insist the benefits of getting the shots far outweigh any potential risk this comes as europe is a rather short on vaccine supplies and struggling to contain any of the factions some countries outside of the continent have also put their vaccinations came on hold that's raising fears about potential effects on people who were already a reluctant to get the shot the european medicines regulator and the world health organization are now investigating the possible side effects. there is no indication that vaccination has caused these conditions they have not come up in the clinical trials and they're not listed a

but like for people who want to come to europe to work which is much needed. and in the last 20 years saying that an ever increasing reduction in the opportunities, the legal migration into europe. so i think those a ways to deal with this in addition, we would suggest the more collective approach find europe. so that the country for the right, i'm not left alone and changing this paper sharing quality within europe. i would also that we ignore the history and all of these claims to the cause of europe's colonial legacy in africa. i'd much rather longer vote because their enclaves on another continent. so that doesn't justify the actions of the government, but all the front to have to be taken into account rather than a knee jerk reaction, which is simply to build fences to prevent people moving. ruth, so we've been talking a bit about how brian valley and his treatment in spain has really been sort of at the center of this diplomatic dispute between spain and morocco. it's been reported that spain's high court served valley with a june 1st summons for a preli

silence and so i think that's why the counter sanctions that china put on europe. so the center of their anger so the the sanctions that were put in place on monday the 22nd were quickly followed the same day by countries sanctions which actually sanctioned members of the european parliament and the european parliament must ratify this economic agreement and by doing that they've actually alienated them so china has kind of overplayed their hand not only sanctioned european leaders they also sanctioned the political and security committee which is made up of $27.00 you ambassadors and their families are included in that sanctioning and they sanction and an entire german think tank so they want discourse powers well they want to say we don't like what you say about china us we're going to sanction even an academic institution in addition to that they even sanctioned the head of a swedish think tank so i think they misunderstood your very much because when you attack people who want independent academic inquiry into what's happening in china or you have politicians w

other cargo vessels carrying billions of dollars worth of goods in both directions between asia and europe egypt says it hopes to be able to dislodge the ship soon and reopen the canal but experts fear it could be weeks before that's possible other ships may now have to reroute which would mean a much longer journey to their destination charles stratford reports 400 metres long and weighing 200000 tonnes stuck in what's often described as the most important shipping lane in the world a maritime accident with global implications the ever given container ship became wedged across the suez canal and choose day when high winds blew her off course. about 12 percent of global trade passes through the 193 kilometer long canal which connects the red sea with the mediterranean providing the shortest link between asia and europe the vessel carrying around $20000.00 containers is registered in panama are operated by the taiwanese transport company evergreen marine it was sailing from china to the port city of rotterdam in the netherlands when it got stuck the japanese owner has apologized but says th

given direct access to the asylum system whereas so-called illegal arrivals people who often cross europe paid people smugglers to cross the english channel won't have the same rights it's understood the government wants to be able to troy for a period of around 6 months to send them to other countries before having to look at their asylum claims here in the u.k. . refugee rights groups are saying that there is nothing illegal about arriving here in the u.k. through any means the united nations has also cast doubts on the proposals the government here is saying that other governments will have a moral duty to cooperate but lots of critics are pointing out that a they won't be minded to and after breaks it the government here does not have a right to send back refugees to the 1st e.u. country they arrived in and they're pointing out that it's the government's own moral duty to process asylum seekers of everyone who arrives on these shores it's not legislation yet so we don't know how far the government will push these controversial plans nadine barber for inside story. let's bring in our g

willing to face in search of a better life polls are open in the netherlands national election it's europe's 1st major vote since the start of the pandemic and will be a test of the government's policies opinion polls suggest that the center right party of prime minister mark ruta is on track to win by a large margin that's despite his entire cabinet resigning after a child care benefits scandal 2 months ago president joe biden is promoting his near 2 trillion dollar covert relief package a visit in pennsylvania highlighting the economic support that it will give most americans including how it benefits the health care others the headlines more news fear al-jazeera after inside story thanks. what should americans be thinking and doing right now you should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money fine it's not going to be laughed out of the college for the bloated defense budget to be crying possum line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world . another group of students has been abducted in northern nigeria while under rose i've g

welcome to you all jeff in copenhagen coming to you 1st what's to be gained here for the people of europe if the european commission goes to court. i'm not sure there's really much to gain i see this is a bit of a diversion from the real problem we have which is a lack of doses we need to focus on increasing production i don't know if the e.u. is that going to recover funds a lift in that into diverts doses from where astra zeneca vaccine is be supplied elsewhere if that's the case and i understand it but it doesn't make much sense i mean a pandemic is a global epidemic in a zone is the doses are being used that's the top priority the e.u. is producing yes there's an economic scene in very few countries so we need to look at where we can up the production capacity so i'm in clark in reading is this just political point scoring but it does seem to be the. critical point scoring yes i mean you have to ask yourself are. efforts to this credit the senate does that seem insensitive if if if the state safety why it's parts of europe is it came to get over it the germans for instance. looking to

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and that is happening at different stages around europe. but it is beginning to happen when we are getting countries working very, very hard to get there as quickly as possible. so i think that would be another couple months yet, but we are getting their risk when it comes to this new criteria about the you starting to relax, travel rules, how many countries were considered safe before and how our country is going to be determined safe going forward, i mean, do we know this at this point? not really. i mean, each country seems to be developing its own criteria that certainly the case from the u. k. banding countries into, you know, red, green, amber. but there's never going to be a truly perfect time to really in trouble. and i think now is as good a time as any for that process to begin. and it will be very carefully monitor. there's a very, you know, i think we are increasingly confident vaccines do give robust protection even against the variance strains that people have been worrying about. and there are also very robust testing regimes

on so yet to see make america great i don't think that's going to be any anything widespread across europe but but we do have to really take seriously the issue of this disconnect between politicians and governments and the population and when we measure that scientifically over the summer in one of our studies we saw you know sometimes half of the population surveyed saying they really you know did not feel the government was communicating well or clearly with now why is that jeff hof the population i mean we're talking about europe and. well it's going to be different for each country i mean we just heard in the u.k. that there are maybe as many as 60 different messages that came from the government about what to do and i realize there will be a difference as the evidence base grows but we've off often heard the politicians and even our patients different politicians within the same government saying different things and so i think where we haven't had you know this is one area governmental agency or body or group working together we've seen a lot of confusion in the in the communication

and although that does work, we do need something across europe. if it can be expanded, and the good thing about systems that work is, are all the people of the country look at them think, well actually we could have that too. so i think it may happen that way. i'm really hard. so because the more standardized we become, the easier be to trouble move right now. if anyone who wants to go on holiday thinking, gosh, what do i need in this country will let me in my countries saying, i can go there and come back without quarantine. however, i will have to take pre p c r test, and that's quite expensive. so sometimes the pcr test cost more than the actual holiday, especially if it's a short holiday. so the has to be, is one of the standardization of the passport digitally. we also need to bring down the costs of the testing, so the people can go many been vaccinated. people can go, but they need the test. so nobody can get away without having the tests and it is expensive. richard, the you hopes to deliver enough vaccine doses to have 70 percent of the y

factor in this in this process was relations with sudan which have also broken down which means if europe has very little leverage left in this in this i see your point situation what. ultimately that would have to go ahead of the if the appeals are insisting this is an issue of national sovereignty no one is expecting to see any minister confront issues the egyptian would have to cross the . space of sudan to bomb that if that happens that could because a strike force itself in the meantime no one is talking about water management schemes about the recycling of the waste water about the need for egyptians themselves to set up discipline nation plans and understand. this is a new chart uncharted territory and they have to cope with the new realities i think those things are being talked about whether it's in egypt whether it's for the water better your water efficiency throughout the now or basin more water storage more efficient irrigation and that type of thing it just so happens that the bet that the debate is very much focused on on this dam at the moment and of course you know this d

tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe to consult with you earn back our position of trust and leadership achieving his these goals is going to depend on a course to t.g. proposition and that is the united states must renew america's enduring advantages so that we can meet today's challenges from a position of strength. biden went on to mention iran and said that he's willing to return to the 2050 nuclear deal but he criticized hiran for destabilizing actions the us government has agreed to enter mediated talks but iran is demanding an immediate lifting of sanctions the u.k.'s prime minister 7 leaders to work together to ensure the fed distribution of vaccines to developing countries he says to the virtual conference to find the best way forward for a global recovery strategy. has been more come far in somalia's capital as anger grows over delayed national elections shots were fired in mogadishu as a presidential candidate led a rally against the current leader it's unclear who opened fire on. a 20 year old woman has becom

and of the breakaway super league featuring 12 of europe's biggest clubs since it was announced on sunday. u.k. prime minister barak johnson has welcomed a decision by 6 english football clubs to pull out johnson called it the right result for fans clubs and communities across the country he emphasized the need to protect what he called britain's cherished national game. and let's take you through some of the stories we're following here now to syria now former police officer derek shore been has been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd shore and is due to be sentenced in 8 weeks and faces up to 40 years in prison. now no verdict can bring george perry floyd back to us. but this verdict does give a message to his family that he was somebody that his life matters that all of our lives matter and that's important. and i also hope that this verdict for all of the rest of collective all of us will help us further along the road toward a better humanity. the us president has called the verdict a rare but him porton step towards justice in a

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and we're using the same and she bought it in farms let's say in south asia or africa or even in europe and we can't we cannot go on doing what we do with it is actually madness i have a source news now in india has sealed a dramatic 21 cricket test series win over australia the tourist chase down even a trade target of 328 on the final day of the president to take the deciding match was a big turnaround india was crushed in the 1st time i was. well again i'm fully back to bowl with the headlines on al-jazeera security forces in guatemala have broken up a group of migrants who set up camp at a roadblock thousands of people are free in poverty and violence in honduras hoping to reach the u.s. the government is refusing to let them continue their journey here's john harmon with more from mexico city a lot of them have been passed back to home duress quite a mile and of thor it is 1st start the caravan after a bit of a confrontation as well on sunday and cleared them off the highway and then others of them still appear to be in the town above the on the wall where they're being sort of sea

there is there is a wee bit me shows like europe. to do something about me i'm now it may not may be interpreted defeat against arabs but certainly it dodges a quarter it touches a chord that none among the europeans very much maria we only have about a minute and a half left let me just ask you could alexina vali have remained an effective opposition figure or opposition leader if he had stayed outside of russia. i mean not and i think this was the main reason why he decided to come back. being a popular political figure not a leader of an organized opposition certainly not the most popular opponent of their regime if he had stated broad that would put an end to his career as a public politician when let me ask you one of the thing when it comes to that 3rd of the russian population. do you think that those who support the you were talking about those who support president putin is it possible that they might now he might lose support among those. well it's hard to tell i'm talking about one 3rd that is generally the more conservati

africa with in the and other countries that push actually the discussion between the brought in in europe and the rich countries and then in the beginning after i have to remind everybody that they were of course with that that's why them decided by the and so go for the waiver and when you go to europe actually when you look at the countries of course in its did not have the same reasons actually germany is opposing it because it has 2 companies who are vying and by on tech they are producing and they didn't didn't get their money back on the other hand when you recenter what's mccraw said he wasn't a read of course towards but he's saying give us the ingredients because they have the know how to do it so you can see that everybody is trying to get some writing out of it but and this city is here and this is exactly where the lines up get blurred the jeffrey as a deal was talking about the the case of germany now when you when you look when you listen to i'm going to merkel saying that the the patent wavers would dump and the interpreter know little innovation spirit is she generally is

and europe are all across the world will see in a way it's potentially happening and going into lockdown once again the olympics only been 4 months away it is a concern so i'm in a very fortunate position actually be taken under where i can still train but that's certainly not the case across the board so i think having equal access to training facilities is going to be a massive massive concern across the board and one other thing is because of occasion because the one thing that nobody's really mentioned in most the qualification 12 months last year while postponed or canceled both qualification 20 years will have not happen but the majority of the sports so here we are almost out on the biggest sporting event all time. time and most athletes still haven't had the opportunity to qualify and some athletes still aren't even able to train so this is just the tip of the iceberg there's so many more problems to solve qualification training facilities it needs to happen very very soon afterwards but the being even more pickled than we are now tallow are you in any way concerned that the game

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these graceful self-serving proposals we have seen in the last 24 hours from a select few clubs in europe that are fuelled purely by greed above all else on sunday night 12 of the continent's richest clubs revealed plans to form a european super league rivaling you a 1st prestigious champions league barcelona madrid and athletico have agreed to join in spain in italy both ac and into milan have signed up alongside eventis and 6 clubs from england's premier league also want to join manchester united city liverpool chelsea arsenal and tottenham the managers of the teams have been dodging quick questions let's be honest i'm employee of this club and i trust this club and my chop is very clear so i'm maybe not the right person to ask. i'm just a manager and i'm prepared to coach my players under any circumstances the plans even prompted this intervention from the british prime minister we're going to look at everything that we can do with the football authorities to make sure that this doesn't go ahead of the way that it's currently being proposed so far no teams from france or germany includ

it's an alarming situation and the situation is really deteriorating in europe in the case of the year greek journalist we are asked you are waiting for the industry geisha and to. bring something new elements because. at this stage we still do not know what has happened whether these are real linking with this profession. but that yes you mentioned ethnic karen again q 2017 and quite shocking 2018 not talking about the number of fort attacks on the italian journalist covering the mafia and the criminal networks and not the news you know is said. or not a negro where journalists are i mean shot at we are talking about countries we are . looking to and to the european union so the situation is not good right now in the european union. is frank 100 and 12th now index help that 180 countries the worst in the whole region with. attacks of german journalist and number of tunis not able to report in a proper way or. just not being able to get the information and publish them in proper conditions so europe east not any more a place where press freedom is free and there are some good countries

around the world are marking easter sunday in the shadow of the corona virus pandemic countries across europe and latin america have enforced new restrictions and lockdowns. police in somalia's capital mogadishu say a suicide attack on a busy cafe has killed at least 6 people including the bomber no group has claimed responsibility it follows separate attacks early on saturday on 2 military bases outside of mogadishu. 5 indian security forces have died in a raid on a maoist rebel hideout in eastern justice got a state or that maoists fighter was killed and 12 others injured. for the government for more than 4 decades demanding land jobs and jobs before. taiwan's minister of transport says he won't avoid responsibility for the rail crash that killed 51 people families of the victims they're angry that no one has apologised for the accident the transport ministry adriel company are facing questions over safety protocols the train crashed into a truck that had rolled onto the track from a construction site. those are the headlines about with more news and hoff about to stay with us. it's a wondr

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likely to be formed and by them initiation to be honest and i think it is really important because europe is great so in beijing's eyes that beijing wants to prove to the can so i think actually with the buy them a station with more edge to have a global cooperation in democracies and achieve go with that to hope china accountable under tangan is it likely in 2021 that we will carry on seeing some countries regional powers as well as international powers apparently not really knowing how to react to what critics of the beijing administration would say is in effect the annexation of hong kong all by step change the beginning of the annexation of hong kong. well let's keep this in perspective be a home call it was always part of china is taken away by the british you know during the opium wars basically a surprise. you know and a symbol that the group does drugs chinese people so i began a period 100 years merely asian this is not exactly a good moral cause to say that you know somehow on holiday special and different because it was ripped away from you know it's a recurrence so at this jun

the as the national code 900 state of emergency ended spain is one of the hardest hit countries in europe and like other e.u. nations it's putting its trust in the ongoing vaccination drive. well rain couldn't stop people in the russian capital moscow from turning out to remember a battlefield victory that changed the course of history it's been 76 years since the soviet union's defeat of nazi germany in world war 2 in addition to fireworks military parades the russian president used the occasion to denounce the rise of neo nazis across europe. so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera off the inside story statement that's a watching. waving covies vaccine patents he says u.s. president joe biden's proposal isn't practical it's exporting more doses is a faster way to help developing countries is this politically motivated and what does it mean for the millions of people waiting to get shots. inside story. hello welcome to the program. almost everyone agrees one way to be the pandemic is to increase global vaccine production but. on how to give more access to poor n

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professor of territorial politics a university of edinburgh and syria fellow at you again changing europe in glasgow . is a scottish green party politician a member of the scottish parliament and also jim gallagher on honoree a professor at university of glasgow and a former civil servant welcome to the program nicola does the outcome of the elections set the 1st minister on a collision course with the government over the issue of the referendum almost certainly yes i don't think it's got its government under nicholas don't you in a rush to press on with. an independence referendum i think there are many things to do 1st to prepare the grange far that. it mission the sponsor of the u.k. government has suggested that actually this is good i think it's good sense in that now is not the time to be having an independence jeff it ended in the past so we'll come in a couple of years probably and when the scottish parliament with its true independence majority will want to legislate say hold a referendum and it will be for the u.k. government to decide at that point if they want to choose to pot