today sweden demand that you have a negative covid—i9 test to enter sweden. i think greg rudin has done the same and i think that in the future it will be that you have done your vaccine. d0 future it will be that you have done your vaccine.— future it will be that you have done your vaccine. do you think this could _ done your vaccine. do you think this could create _ done your vaccine. do you think this could create some - done your vaccine. do you think this could create some social i this could create some social tension, certainly this year, when age groups are not vaccinated until much later in the year, whereas those in the more vulnerable age groups are? of course it can but the most important thing is that we could vaccinate the most vulnerable because those are the ones that are really at risk of dying of the disease, but sweden's goal of back is that everybody up and down to the age of 18 should have a vaccine before the summer. there are some campaigns on lines against this idea. a vaccine passports, saying it is actually really discrimination.

sweden's gothenburg - quite a lot. sweden's gothenburg film i quite a lot. sweden's i gothenburg film festival quite a lot. sweden's - gothenburg film festival could not fill up will cinemas this year, so they sent one fan to watch every single film on their own on a rock in the middle of the sea. we chose lisa because she is a big film lover and that's very important for us, that it will be someone who can appreciate the films that we love so much, and we decided to programme at the festival, but she has also dedicated this past year in the front line against the covid—19 pandemic. it was so nice just to be able to listen to your own mind, and not have this phone in your hand constantly, making noises and demanding to be heard. it was really nice just to put the phone down and don't care about the world outside. i watched the films that was on when i was there, so i watched all the movies that was on for the seven days, four or five movies each day. the difficult ones were really more difficult because i was alone and no—one to share it with. it was jus

reporter: sweden has both mandatory and voluntary restrictions. residents who can are asked to stay home. there's a ban on serving alcohol in the evening and masks are only recommended during rush hour. there have been more than 12,000 covid-19 deaths in a population of 10 million. this has left some doubtful. when this 82-year-old fell ill, doctors refused to give him intensive medical care. but after pressure from his daughter, he received treatment. >> i was angry. i wondered if this was really the right way to go. why are we doing this? it's not working. we know that young people can spread this disease. the whole thing is far from over. it will keep us busy for some time to come. reporter: but corey is enjoying the freedom of the swedish way. like going to a cafÉ or a bar. it is something the irishman no longer wants to do without, so he cannot imagine returning home anymore. instead, he's looking for a job that will allow him to extend his stay in sweden. anthony: china has rung in the lunar new year, kicking off a week long nationwide fest

this is the deed of news the live from berlin russia expels diplomats from germany sweden and poland as tensions rise over the jailing of kremlin critic alexina valving visiting moscow as mr millet no volleys put on trial again the european union's foreign affairs chief says relations with russia are at a low point also coming up a court in turkey again refuses an appeal to release prominent philanthropists. or get the latest from our correspondent in istanbul. i'm told me a lot of both thank you for joining us germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia chooses them of participating in illegal protests against the jailing of opposition figure alexina volley the kremlin made the announcement while the european union's top diplomat just of coral was in moscow he described the blocks ties with russia as being under severe strain. it was supposed to be a day to mend strained ties between the european union and russia but when 3 diplomats from sweden poland and germany were expelled from russia friday evening the

between europe and russia over kremlin critic alexei navalny in moscow has expelled envoys from germany sweden and poland 3 governments retaliated by showing russian diplomats the door. i'm good how else was welcome to the program security forces in myanmar have been arresting protesters and have again used water cannon to try to disperse crowds after people took to the streets for a 4th day against a military coup military leaders are threatening to quote take action against large public gatherings hundreds of thousands to fight the protest ban and turned out in large numbers in the country's largest cities to denounce the military's takeover of their country and the arrest of deposed leader aung san suu kyi. who has now imposed a curfew on the angolan mandalay pro-democracy activists say they will continue to fight. the week of military rule in myanmar has triggered a groundswell of protest across the nation. in the biggest city young gone they have a simple demand for the military had back the power to the elected officials time line at one time sunset she and president mean to be released

wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. couple of enough because the european commission should exploit the economic power of the e.u. to put pressure on the huge corporations. from ramping up vaccine production to closer coordination a lot is on the table a lot is on the table taken out to prosperity for alexander outfought nama who is following those talks good to see you alexander are in leaders in damage control mode because a lot of people lost their cool about the slow vaccination rollout. yes indeed and i think it's true that the leaders are under extreme pressure to present concrete progress in managing their pandemic that it's why many of them will be looking to the european co

wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. couple of enough because the european commission should exploit economic power of the e.u. to put pressure on the huge corporations. from ramping up vaccine production to closer coordination a lot is on the table and we are now joined by a month he is the leader of the conservative european people's party grouping in the european parliament midst of this spate of the vaccine rollout in the us still painfully slow to months and other countries in the neighborhood notably the post-bag said u.k. and serbia are doing far better with the e.u. failed so badly. well we don't practice national at goodison because when you compare our procedures here ameri

this is news life from russia expels diplomats from germany poland and sweden bosco accuses the diplomats of attending a rally for jailed kremlin critic alexina e.u. denounces the low point will its member states respond in kind as tension short also coming up. the u.n. calls for maximum restraint from authorities in demonstrators in india as a nationwide road blockade gets underway in protest at new agricultural laws that farmers shape benefit big business and their expense. and before they head to whom are climbs into tar by an unix sign off with a narrow win extending their goodness lead good lead we'll bring you all the action . i'm michael thank you for joining us germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia accuses them of portis of painting in a legal protest against the jailing of opposition figure election the kremlin made the announcement while the european union's top diplomat was in moscow he described the block's ties with russia as being under severe. it was supposed to be a day to mend strained ties b

wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders coming up of enough because the european commission should exploit economic power of the e.u. to put pressure on mr hughes cooperation. from ramping up vaccine production to close recording nation a lot is on the table of champions league football briefly mentions the city beat bonus neither side mentioned 2 nil in the round of 16 but out of silva opened the scoring for city in the 29 minutes and. scored their seconds midway through the 2nd half also real madrid feeds the other landed back and no one will play the man down most of the match but it took real madrid until the final minutes to score the game's only goal a painting by artist vincent f

russia expels diplomats from germany poland and sweden bosco accuses the diplomats of attending a rally for jailed kremlin critic alexina. denounces 54 member states respond in kind as tension in seoul. and before they head to warmer climes into tar munich signed off with a narrow win extending their win this league will bring you the action. a michael thank you for joining us. military who has called off internet access across the nation amid growing protests against this week's coup about a 1000 people took to the streets of new largest city of young gone on saturday to denounce the military takeover riot police blocked the streets using barricades. in water cannon many in the crowd wore red in support of a recipe for young son to cheat and her and l. deportee protesters are demanding the release. david going to bomb is a journalist who has been covering miramar for many years he joins us now from kuala lumpur. we're seeing reports of a nationwide internet blackout give us some idea about why the government would deny internet access right now the military wants them to not because th

ok, look, sweden is actually very new to whisky making. a couple of hours north of stockholm in the town of gavle, ifound angela d'orazio. now, she is mackmyra whisky�*s master blender, although i prefer her other title, cno — chief nose officer — and she is going to explain how her latest gold award—winning whisky was given a helping hand — well, or nose — by a computer. the distilling process that you see behind me, that is where we start. that is something that gives us the clear stuff that looks like water that is very strong — it's about 70% of alcohol. the taste of the new—made spirit have a malty character. then you also get the taste from the stuff that ferments it, so the yeast that we are using is the same yeast that everybody bakes with in sweden, sweet cakes, and we get a very fruity, light kind of fruity aromatic tone from the yeast. after distillation, the liquid is aged for years in oak casks, where it absorbs the flavour from the wood. slowly, slowly, the alcohol evaporates from this living material that oak

sweden has both mandatory and voluntary restrictions residents who can are asked to stay home there's a ban on serving alcohol in the evening and masks are only recommended during rush hour there have been more than 12000 covert 1000 deaths in a population of 10000000 this is left some doubtful when 82 year old krista anderson fell ill doctors refused to give him intensive medical care but after pressure from his daughter he received treatment options. i was angry i wondered if this really is the right way to go why are we doing this it's not working. we know that young people can spread this disease and the whole thing is far from over it will keep us busy for some time to come but corey marr is enjoying the freedom of the swedish way like going to a cafe or a bar it's something the irishman no longer wants to do without so he can't imagine returning home anymore instead he's looking for a job that will allow him to extend his stay in sweden. well china has rung in the lunar new year kicking off a week long nationwide festival colorful illuminations and red lanterns a symbol of good

crusher expels diplomats from germany poland and sweden for their alleged. unauthorized force of jailed opposition leader alexina valmy. still fighting for justice the parents of a british teenager killed in a road accident involving the u.s. and dances off the court was told that she was a key west by a revelation that could impact claim to diplomatic immunity. and we need to find out some more information about her. and how we. were hopeful that the government will step forward and give us those answers. also . joe biden claims diplomacy is back in his 1st foreign policy speech for. diplomatic when it came to russia. 6 o'clock here in moscow international our top story this hour russia is expanding its expanding 3 european diplomats over their alleged participation in an authorized protest in moscow on january the 23rd the actions of the swedish german polish diplomats was described as unacceptable not corresponding to that professional status bosco also expressed hope too that the diplomatic missions and their personnel will follow the norms of internatio

it's lunchtime in sweden and the courts in melbourne and helsingborg are fully booked most sports have struggled during the pandemic but pottle has bucked the trend with sweden's relatively few restrictions meaning that 2020 was its best year yet this place to open up between 20142015 so that it was really easy to get times when it was completely out and in the last 2 years has been absolutely booming. is the sport on everyone's lips and it's insane $450.00 new courts were built around the country last year and bookings hit the $1000000.00 mark 5 times higher than in 2018. footballers including zlatan abraham of it have invested in paddle and recorded instant profits former tennis world number 4 spear common is involved in p.d.l. group now the sport's biggest operates a worldwide the top men's players these days with a different racket daniel vin doll and call knute son although paddle is so dominated by spain and argentina that the 2 best swedish men are at number 142 and 147 in the world. being in spain it's like it's football than it's power and that it's possible but sweden have be

russia expels diplomats from sweden poland and germany for reportedly supporting protests against the detention of the opposition figure alexina. protests carry on a 1000000 modestly military arrests one of the leading voices against the coup. ok let's begin in switzerland where libya's warring sides have voted to choose a new interim government if elected for leaders on the final day of the u.n. led libyan political dialogue for a new geneva abdulhamid debate has been chosen as interim prime minister until a general election in december and now that decision was announced by the u.n. envoy stephanie williams. i am pleased to witness this historic moment. the in. the importance of the decision that you have taken here today will grow with the passage of time. in the collective memory of the libyan people. this process you are proud that has come a long way from when we 1st convened you virtually in october of last year will cross to malik train in tripoli shortly 1st however to our diplomatic editor james bays who's been following the u.n. backed vote from u.n. headquarters in new yor

russia expels different mats from germany poland and sweden for their alleged attendance at unauthorized rallies in support of the jailed opposition leader. still fighting for justice the parents of a british teenager killed in a road accident involving u.s. women demand. it was told that she was a u.s. spy a revelation that could impact diplomatic immunity. we need to find out some more information about your status and how we might refer. her to the community who are hopeful that the government will step forward and your 1st . joe biden claims diplomacy is back in his 1st foreign policy speech will though he didn't sound too diplomatic when it came to russia. could even just gone 7 in moscow international now russia has expelling 3 european diplomats for taking part in an authorized protests in moscow at the end of last month where in support of the jailed opposition activists alexina val make the announcement comes as russia's foreign minister and the foreign policy chief met today in the russian capital so let's get more on this now with you frank daly it's been quite a day hasn't it

being in spain that it's like it's football than it's power and then it's basketball but sweden have been developing really fast and we see the x.x. the same thing happening so you know it's still at the amateur level that the sport is really thriving the basics are easy to pick up especially when there's the chance to learn from the best straight off the bat the swedish pottle thing has become so strong it's now attracting players and coaches from spain meaning even beginners can get a top level one on one training. it's a give and take relationship for spanish players like world number 87 jose carlos gasp are being in sweden gives him the chance to up his game here now to politics like rowing a lot here and there are like measurable quantities for players i cannot assume they're facing trainings because you know spain i was one of the mess and here we have 3 i and i and there was the luck of luck down in sweden has helped the sport thrive here once the pandemic ends it should mean puddle gets a relaunch in the rest of the world as well paul aris al-jazeera malmo sweden. although if

sweden and the czech republic, very high, more than 200. we have this look now at the coronavirus challenges. the eu continues to face -- challenges the eu continues to face. reporter: vaccine variants and freedom of moments. the block is struggling to keep up with recent developments, as the eu councile president made clear in his invitation letter to this today leaders conference. it remains challenging due to the emergence of new variants and the need to strengthen -- strike the right balance in the single market. the block has failed to coordinate its anti-coronavirus measures. with traffic piling up at some of its internal borders, like here between germany and the czech republic. >> for us, it is essential to make sure keeping the safety of our citizens in mind that the variance of the virus do not make it to germany. reporter: with member states acting on their own, brussels has reacted with a slap on the wrist. >> the commission sent specific letters raising our concerns to six member states. which are belgium, denmark, finland, ger

moscow has expelled envoys from germany, sweden and poland. the three governments retaliated by ordering russian diplomats to leave their countries. donald trump second impeachment trial dividing america before it begins. his lawyers condemning the trial over the invasion of the capital as political theater. house managers insist trump betrayed the u.s. people. in american football, huge celebrations in florida over brady and the buccaneers. star quarterback tomrady,he tampa bay buccaneers took down the can the city chiefs sunday night and won the title, super bowl champions. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the unit it states and around the world, welcome. one week ago, myanmar's army chief led a coup against the civilian government. today, he defended what he did. the top general insisting civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november's election. in his first televised address since the coup, the president pledged to hand back power after elections. the international community has condemned the takeover.

denmark finland germany hungary and sweden who are currently applying stricter measures than what is provided for in the recommendation in particular bans on entering or leaving the country while targeted restrictive measures on non-essential travel are necessary in the eyes of the e.u. commission blanket bans like those applied here in belgium do not serve this purpose the virus taught us that closing borders does not stop it but we see that disruption with spring on its way another fight among european leaders is waiting to break out greece in an attempt to save its holiday season had suggested an e.u. wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow roll out of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stalling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. pace couple of enough because the europe

wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. i would replace couple of enough because the european commission should exploit the economic power of the e.u. to put pressure on much huge corporations. from ramping up vaccine production to closer coordination a lot is on the table well ahead of this virtual e.u. summit we have our correspondents across the continent lined up for you here in berlin delhi and rome seem a good time and in london big masses standing by bigger let's start with you the u.k. of course no longer e.u. member up but by far the most successful european country when it comes to vaccinations and many europeans are asking themselves has the u.k. success been helped by breck

has expelled on boys from germany sweden and poland 3 governments reached by ordering russian diplomats to leave their country and 2nd impeachment trial dividing america even before it begins. condemning the trial over the invasion of the capital and its political theater house managers insist trump betrayed the u.s. people and in american football huge celebrations in florida over brady and the buccaneers. 2 star quarterback tom brady the tampa bay buccaneers took down the kansas city chiefs on sunday night and won the super bowl champion. i'm off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome one week ago mia. chief led a coup against the civilian government today he defended what he did the top general insisting that civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november election in his 1st television address since the coup the general today promised to hand back power after fresh elections the international community has condemned the crackdown on demonstrators who were protesting against the taiko. the week of military rule

around the world even wealthier countries european countries for example such as denmark norway and sweden are already seeing more disruptions to their future food supplies. now missing is the project leader for the global food security and she's with economic economist intelligence unit rather and she joins me from singapore proxima good to see you on the show what have we learned from a year pandemic about the global food supply thanks very much stephen it's great to be here and thanks for having me talk about something really important i want to take a step back and quickly provide a little bit of context to the j.f.s. i know the global food security index essentially it's a measure of the dryness of food insecurity categorized by floor such as dr as affordability of the inability of quality and safety and natural resources and resilience this year we incorporated that 4th category into the main index which was previously used as an adjustment act up so as you rightly mentioned right up front we have seen that global food insecurity is on their ice and fortunately we've been doing this

this is the dublin news live from berlin russia expels diplomats from germany sweden and poland as tensions rise over the jailing of kremlin critic i like seeing the bonnie visit in moscow as mr vote no volley is put on trial again the european union's foreign affairs chief says relations with russia are at a low point also coming up of course in turkey again refuses to appeal the fuses and appeal to release a prominent philanthropist man cavalia will get the latest from our correspondent in istanbul. i'm told me a lot of well thank you for joining us germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia accuses them of participating in illegal. protests against the jailing of opposition figure alexina vonnie the kremlin made the announcement a while the european union's top diplomat. was in moscow he described the blocks ties with russia as being under severe strain. it was supposed to be a day to mend strained ties between the european union and russia but when 3 diplomats from sweden poland and germany were expelled from ru

with us the course of the european union has just rejected ryan asked challenge against france and sweden is corona bailouts for the airlines the ruling states that the measures are compatible with you know ryanair had alleged that the e.u. had given competitors an illegal advantage and to give you just some numbers. germany's lufthansa which also owns austrian airlines swiss and you're a wings has been given just around 10000000000 euros to make it through the pandemic almost as much as has been paid to air france and k n m italy's alitalia hasn't benefited from or has benefited from almost 3000000000 euros in state aid the scandinavian carriers have received less just under 200000000 euros went to sweden's s.a.'s as well as no region and lines so ryan air like other privately held airlines has received nothing and the airline went to court because of that again just to say that the e.u. was well within its right to sign off on these rescue packages but to shed some more light onto this spring in our financial market correspondent just a delay in frankfurt chelsea so 1st of all what's th

recreation area in scandinavia you come to sweden because it's. exacting plays with forest and. environments and if you put the windmills all over 250 to 3 animators have which is blinking holder time like an air port. is not interesting anymore to come to these places. you choose artificial intelligence systems temporarily blocked the world's biggest chess channel for quote harmful and dangerous punk set out of that up and well the algorithm apparently thought that common words like black white talkin threat were racist just how disturbingly powerful these automated computer systems have now become. what humans be without free will for the fledged sheeple well researches in australia have completed a study that reveals just how easy it is for a i ought to fish the intelligence to hack human decision making sure the troops. didn't use a sleeve in the commonwealth scientific and industrial research my station data 61 hated participants against and ai system called a recurrent neural network in 3 experiments skipping the rest of the science the stuff they basically found that this

this is the only news live from berlin russia expels diplomats from germany sweden and poland as tensions rise over the jailing of kremlin critic alex you know visiting moscow as mr not all need is put on trial again the european union's foreign affairs chief says relations with russia are at a low point also coming up a court in turkey again refuses an appeal to release prominent philanthropists qabala will get the latest from our correspondent in istanbul. and before they head to slightly what qatar by munich signed off with a narrow win extending their legal lead bring you reaction. i'm told me a lot of both thank you for joining us germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia accuses them of participating in illegal protests against the jailing of opposition figure alexina vonnie the kremlin made the announcement while the european union's top diplomat joseph burrell was in moscow he described the block's ties with russia as being under severe strain. it was supposed to be a day to mend strained ties between the

germany poland and sweden have expelled russian diplomats and the coordinated response to the expulsion of their own diplomats from moscow last week the german foreign ministry said that the tremors decision to announced its oceans or the foreign policy chief was in moscow was unjustified russia chooses the diplomats participating in legal demonstrations in support of from one critic alexei navalny . earlier we spoke with political correspondent simon young and asked him how the international community is trying to put pressure on russia over a lesson of. well it is fairly clear that this was a coordinated action today by germany sweden and poland they will move to expel a russian diplomat from their capitals. just off to a meeting video conference meeting between representatives of the u.s. the u.k. and canada the a you to talk about how to respond to russia's actions in recent days and to the. russian treatment of protesters there and so on so there does seem to be a sort of concerted international action the e.u. foreign affairs representative yes that burrell is said the e.u. and ru

and russia over a crippling critical like scene of all that moscow has expelled on boys from germany sweden and poland the 3 governments retaliating by ordering russian diplomats to leave their countries and in u.s. football huge celebrations in florida. the tampa bay buccaneers beat the kansas city chiefs to win this year's super bowl . golf it's good to have you with the psni and mars army chief has defended the military coup which seized power from the civilian government one week ago today the top general today insisting that civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november selection in his 1st television and dress since the coup the general promised to hand back power after fresh elections the international community has condemned. the crackdown on demonstrators who were protesting against the takeover. the week of military rule in myanmar has triggered a groundswell of protest across the nation. in the biggest city young gone they have a simple demand for the military had back the power to the elected officials and i'm like i don't i'm son suchi and president we

next germany sweden and poland have expelled one russian diplomat h. in a tit for tat. move it comes off to russia sent 3 embassy stuff aside last week for attending a protest in support of opposition activists alexina valmy more on this now than for more color spondon don't qualify that talk us through what happened either call in well the germany's foreign ministry said that this recent expulsion of russian diplomats was done in court close coordination with sweden and poland like you said this was they consider this to be a tit for tat response to russia's earlier expulsion of their diplomats from the country which germany said was unjustified but we heard from the russian foreign ministry that they believe that this recent move was actually unjustified after all russian authorities had expelled had expelled the european diplomats in question after a video was released of these people apparently participating in protests supporting the recently imprisoned opposition activist i would say no volley now the european diplomat said that they were not participating they we

recreation area in scandinavia you come to sweden because the. exciting plays with the forest in. environments and if you put the windmills all over $25023.00 have images have which is blinking all the time like an air port. is not interesting anymore to come to these places. now at least ambassador to the democratic republic of congo has been killed while traveling he u.n. convoy in the east of the african country foreign ministry in rome has confirmed at an asse against death initial reports claimed the assailants were attempting to kidnap diplomatic staff and italian police officer protecting the envoy resource i killed in the incident. in other world news is that in haiti anti-government demonstrators are clashed with police there the armrest has been ongoing for weeks now after the country's president refused to step down claiming his term ends in february 2022 demonstrators say that president moyes a has already at overstayed his term and are accusing him of being a dictator they also want the u.s. ambassador out of the country as washington supported the president to power

denmark finland germany hungary and sweden who are currently applying stricter measures than what is provided for in the recommendation in particular bans on entering or leaving the country while targeted restrictive measures on non-essential travel are necessary in the eyes of the e.u. commission blanket bans like those applied here in belgium do not serve this purpose the virus taught us that closing borders does not stop it but we see the disruptions with spring on its way another fight among european leaders is waiting to break out greece in an attempt to save its holiday season had suggested an e.u. wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow roll out of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. it appears couple of enough because the

denmark finland germany hungary and sweden who are currently applying stricter measures than what is provided for in the recommendation in particular bans on entering or leaving the country while targeted restrictive measures on non-essential travel are necessary in the eyes of the e.u. commission blanket bans like those applied here in belgium do not serve this purpose the virus taught us that closing borders does not stop it but we see the disruptions with spring on its way another fight among european leaders is waiting to break out greece in an attempt to save its holiday season had suggested an e.u. wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. couple of not because the european commis

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russia expels diplomats from germany sweden for attending rallies in support of jailed opposition activists say. the global roll out of russia. continues as iran receives its 1st. the parents of a british teenager killed in a road accident involving an american woman. court told she was working for us intelligence we need to find out some more information. and. we're hopeful that the government. claims diplomacy is back in his 1st foreign policy speech but he didn't sound too diplomatic when it came to russia. from moscow. welcome to the program. russia has ordered 3 european diplomats to leave the country for attending rallies in support of the. russia's foreign minister and the e.u.'s foreign policy chief met in the russian capital. has the details. new fresh cracks in russia on the day when for the 1st time in 3 years the head of european diplomacy arrived in moscow for talks the decision to expel european diplomats from russia has nothing to do with the arrival of joseph borel foreign policy chief but it does coincide with his visit so diplomats from poland sweden and germany have been

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and russia over time and particle like seeing the hole in the moscow was expelled envoys from germany sweden and poland the 3 governments retaliated by showing russian diplomats the door. american chilton welcome to the program one week ago meehan mars army chiefs led a coup against a civilian government in his 1st televised address since then gentlemen on huddling insisted that civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november's polling he's promised to hand back power after fresh elections the international community. the crackdown on demonstrators protesting the democratic rollback. the week of military rule in myanmar has triggered a groundswell of protest across the nation. in the biggest city young gone they have a simple demand for the military had back the power to the elected officials and i'm like i want i'm son suchi and president to be released quickly. we want all the people from the winning party the n l d to be released that's what we want. my family are not. monks and protesters marched holding the red flags of our own sons who cheese national league for

expels diplomats from germany poland and sweden for attending rallies in support of jailed opposition activists. the global sport. continues as iran receives its 1st batch. the parents of a british teenager killed in a road accident involving an american woman. the court was told she was working for us intelligence. we need to find out some more information. we're hopeful that the government will step forward and give us those answers. soon as possible. claims of diplomacy is back in his 1st foreign policy speech but he didn't sound too diplomatic when it came to russia . live from moscow thanks for joining us tonight here on r.t. international. welcome to the program. russia has ordered 3 european diplomats to leave the country for attending rallies in support of the jailed. russia's foreign minister and the e.u. foreign policy chief in the russian capital. has the details. new fresh cracks in russia on the day when for the 1st time in 3 years the head of european diplomacy arrived in moscow for talks the decision to expel european diplomats from russia has nothing to do with the arr

diplomats from germany poland and sweden for their alleged that. it. continues. it's. still fighting for justice the british. was told she was working for an american intelligence revelation that could impact her. we need. some more information. joe biden. is his 1st foreign policy speech but he didn't see. coming from moscow every hour of. your welcome to the. russia. european diplomats to leave the country for taking part in protests in moscow the rallies were in support of the jailed opposition figure out. the announcement comes as russia's foreign minister the foreign policy chief met today in the russian capital tell us more. new fresh cracks in russia on the day when for the 1st time in 3 years the head of european diplomacy arrived in moscow for talks the decision to expel european diplomats from russia has nothing to do with the arrival of joseph is foreign policy chief but it does coincide with his visit so diplomats from poland sweden and germany have been ordered to leave russia for taking part in unsanctioned rallies in support of kremlin critic alexina vol

sweden has both mandatory and voluntary restrictions residents who can are asked to stay home there's a ban on serving alcohol in the evening and masks are only recommended during rush hour there have been more than 12000 covert 1000 deaths in a population of 10000000 this is left some doubtful when 82 year old krista anderson fell ill doctors refused to give him intensive medical care but after pressure from his daughter he received treatment off osama. angry i wondered if this really is the right way to go why are we doing this it's not working. we know that young people can spread this disease and the whole thing is far from over it will keep us busy for some time to come but corey marr is enjoying the freedom of the swedish way like going to a cafe or a bar it's something the irishman no longer wants to do without so he can't imagine returning home anymore instead he's looking for a job that will allow him to extend his stay in sweden. or with most gyms and sports venues closed it's no surprise that many people have given up their fitness routines but one jan german senior citizen

this is the domain is live from berlin russia expelled diplomats from germany sweden and poland as tensions rise over the jailing of crowds kremlin critic alexina vonnie visiting moscow as mr vonnie is put on trial again the european union's foreign affairs chief says relations with russia are at a low point also coming up of course in turkey again refuses to appeal an appeal to release prominent philanthropist cavalia to get the latest from our correspondent in princeton. and before they head to slightly warm up the top 5 munich signed off with a narrow win extending their one doesn't even need to bring you all the action. i'm told me a lot of well thank you for joining us germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expunge expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia accuses them of participating in illegal processed against the jailing of opposition figure alexina vonnie the kremlin made the announcement while the european union's top diplomat was in moscow he described the blocks ties with russia as being under severe strain. it was supposed to be a day to