Plus Perus Congress chooses a former World Bank Official to be the countrys new president. Its 3rd this week. And al jazeera obtains recordings of one of the worlds most wanted men, trying to negotiate him. Unity from prosecution. And in sports reigning champions, algeria and qualified for the africa cup of nations. The desert fox is advance despite being held to a 22. 00 draw by zimbabwe in harare. Theres more good news in the battle against covert 19, but also warnings to the world to not to let down its guard as infections continue to soar. The u. S. Pharmaceutical firm modernists says early results from trials show its facts in is 94 points. 5 percent effective. Far exceeding expectations. We have about 20000000. 00 doses of vaccine by the end of this year. And were looking forward to making about 500000000. 00 to a 1000000000 doses next year. But that is going to be a 247 operation. It wont be maternal, it wont solve this problem. Its going to require many vaccines as weve been sa
Access to the vaccine be part of these discussions . I think leaders are very much going to be focused on cooperation to finding a way to distribute the vaccine and not necessarily on competition. Those may well be conversations held between countries that have announced that they are competing to become the 1st. But remember, the United States is the one most notably who has said it will not participate in an international effort. Now there has been a letter addressed to the g. , 20 by several leaders, including the head of the w. H. O. , the world health organization, and signed by commission. President Ursula Vander lion asking g. 20 leaders to make up a funding shortfall of 4500000000. 00 in a w. H. O. Program that would ensure equitable, equitable distribution around the world of a vaccine. So i think that thats what, what the push is going to be not to focus on the competitions, the, the, you know, sort of horse race that weve seen, but rather on getting everyone on the same page
Next june, and going it alone. We report from a remote region of afghanistan where local troops are trying to maintain security without the help of u. S. Forces. And we begin in india where thousands of farmers have gathered in the capital to demand the government scrap new market friendly laws, which they say damage their livelihoods. Police have a lot of protesters to gather in the city after initially trying to hold off the crowds. Farmers across entire states to fight the changes they face barricades, water, cannon, n. T. A. Gas, as police, try to stop their advance and is withdrawn and has more from new delhi. There is a Huge Police Presence here. In fact, so far, there are still more Police Officers here than there are farmers and testers. There are a large number of police buses to take anyone away. They cause any trouble. And just as importantly, there are Police Barricades surrounding the area to stop come from going beyond this point into central delhi, which is where they wa
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