let s get out of the next 7 days. and i think there s a possibility for donald trump s national security advisor discusses renewed efforts to end a more than 3 year blockade imposed on carter engulfed in political and economic crises. peru gets its 3rd president in a week and al jazeera obtains recordings of one of the world s most wanted men, trying to negotiate immunity from prosecution. whether infections surging worldwide and governments struggling to response, there s been another dose of hope in the battle against covert 19 years. pharmaceutical firm modernity says early tests show its vaccine is 94.5 percent effective in preventing the virus fellow drugmaker finds a reported similar results a week ago. and fisher reports now from washington d.c. the number of covert cases is soaring, states are bringing back but don t reinstating limits on gatherings. closing schools, 1000000 new cases were reported in just 6 days. the virus is killing more than 1000 people in america
one day. donald trump dismisses a supreme court order allowing prosecutors in new york to examine his long withheld fire tax records. a program makers of being questioned by police in malaysia about their documentary on migrant workers being locked up during the covert 19 lockdown police say they re investigating the program for sedition defamation and violation of the communications and multimedia act al-jazeera has responded with a statement calling on malaysian authorities to respect media freedom and desist from treating journalists as criminals al-jazeera says it has serious concerns about developments that have occurred in malaysia since the broadcast of its one a one east investigative documentary locked up in malaysia is locked down on july the 3rd the documentary investigated why the covert 19 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of kuala lumpur with high infraction rates under lockdown with people tested in some fingerprinted
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ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the stimson center. it s nice to see so many of you here. i would like to thank the peterson foundation for facilitating this and many of these dialogues here at the stimson center. we marked three decades of working quite tirelessly on issues of international peace and security. how long we ve been working on these issues and more the way we work on these issues that sets the stimson center apart from others here in town. namely, we are intentionally inclusive. we bring together uncommon alliances around common challenges, and even at times opposing opinions around these challenges, coming together to find common cause to address perspective ways forward. that iith that in mind introduce our guest, the ambassador from the russian federation, here this afternoon, anatoly antonov welcome, sir. also predominantly with the foreign ministry, he served not just as deputy foreign minister, but also deputy minister of defense. he has a background p
get firearms and also giving police in brazil more of a license to kill they really kill quite a lot of people each year actually thousands of people so and it doesn t seem to have brought down the crime rate so far so a lot of people are questioning whether he s got the right strategies to be able to follow through on those big promises that he s making he also spoke of overcoming division and discrimination but he was quite outspoken especially against minorities during his election campaign do you think people are going to believe him when he s coming out with these conciliatory phrases. i think in a word no those people who have doubted that and who ve been against him probably won t believe that especially as he finished his addresses to the public off to quite a conciliatory address to congress he went out and spoke to his supporters they congregated and he finished by sort of holding up the brazilian flag and saying this brazilian flag will never turn red that s the co