Race to the white house. To find. The democratic nomination we can be. Follow the developments in the u. S. Election campaign on al jazeera. Hello there im james pais at u. N. Headquarters in new york now this is a building i work in most days and i have to tell you it is very eerily quarte now normally theres about 10000 people come into this compound every single week day now at the moment theres only about 300 people accessing this building every day they are the skeleton staff most of them working trying to get the Video Conference and systems working to allow the rest of the u. N. To continue its vital functions those peacekeeping missions mainly in africa and the humanitarian agencies of the u. N. That are helping the most Vulnerable People on earth its worth telling you that the u. N. Is most worried about those people about the refugees and those living in conflict zones thats why one of those who has been coming to work here every single day the u. N. Secretary general has lau
Discussions take place at Different Levels of society to address exactly this high level meetings an International Climate conferences are held every year with representatives from most countries this week lets dive deeper them in the impact they have you know watching eco india and im somewhat of a coming to you from mumbai the Indian Government has signed the paris climate agreement and plans to change its energy mix 50 Percent Renewable Energy by 2022 is the and solar power plays a big role in achieving this. One is barely 100 kilometers away from indias Business Capital mumbai but until just a few years ago it had no concept of electricity. Its residents relied on far as their main source of light and energy. Thanks jane for one in the summer of 2016. So let us know where their loved ones are now there is light everywhere and this village. I have never imagined this. Village is the government. Comes and goes. Here where you have access to electricity even if you know. This is quite
Not even a one dollar increase dny. The fed out with its alphabet soup of programs. Index isays highyield barely visible, but has come down quite substantially if you yield to worst settings re. The lets get some insight on the markets. Banks set to kick off earnings season. We are joined by tom lee, Fundstrat Global Advisors managing partner and head of research. You are not one to shy away from a particular point of view. Tell us where you see the markets headed. I think the markets have absorbed an incredible amount of news and seem to move very quickly, but just as quickly as weeks, i3 over six think the vshaped rebound weve 2800. E saw last week that was a 20 retracement of that entire climb. If we look at the major declines of markets, once the market is able to absorb or recover half of those losses, it is often a good sign that the market is shifting in favor of buyers. So i am kind of constructive. I think youve got to be buying this dip, but the focus is going to shift away f
Life after coronavirus some countries are considering issuing immunity passports for those whove recovered from the illness the aim is to allow them to go back to a normal life but would that work and is it certain their immunity would last this is inside story. Hello and welcome back to the program. We are all a climate ties into a new world of the coronavirus pandemic people staying at home businesses shutters economies walking towards a cliff edge and roll wondering when will we return to something approaching the old normal for some people immunity to cope at 19 could be a future gate pass a passport back to work writing public transport flying on a plane going out shaking hands remember those days experts are studying Antibody Tests to see whether people whove already had coronavirus are no longer at risk any risk of contracting it again if so they could have certificates that grant them freedom when the rest of us stay locked it sounds like a godsend solution but its not clear ho
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