sabina: i think, yes. italy is not going to be the main problem. i certainly think this is a methods that russians use, the 5000 euros for information is a small amount, so it should appear that the documents provided have to do with military telecommunications. i would like to make it very clear that in italy, this is a rare occurrence. we have not seen cases with this kind of espionage with russia since the cold war. certainly, this is not going to affect relations with italy, but again, i would like to repeat, i would like to say that this is a methodology that the russians are using not only in italy obviously, but in italy obviously, but now there european countries and we have seen this happen and it could certainly undermine the relationship between russia and the european union in the future. even possibly in the short term. >> in certain cases, particularly in bulk area and one in portugal -- in bulk area and one in portugal, prosecutors were saying this was a clear indication by the giu of trying to get more intelligence from nato. why th

sabina many western officials have been repeatedly saying over the past few years that the russian a spinner's activities are well funded aggressive and politically protect by the top officials of the russian. government if you take it from what happened over the last few years in all those european countries that were targeted how do you see the potential for any confrontation between the russians and the europeans well i think it is a confrontation and as we've been saying i think it is going to be an issue as america said you know the european union cannot ignore russia but it also will not tolerate you know this continuing espionage in its member countries this is not going to be acceptable for the european union. we have a situation where russia is not exactly being seen positively by the european union but it is not being seen positively also across the atlantic in the united states i mean it was just recently that biden you know called putin. a killer and so at the moment russia. must do everything it can to maintain decent relationships with the european union countries that

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please join me in extending a warm welcome toaurelia and sabina as well. ♪ thank you >>, we are delighted you could join us for the spring meeting of the imf and the world bank. we are witnessing the largest local rollout of vaccines in history. we have never seen anything like this before. covax is such an important part of this mission. tell us about your work and how you are delivering vaccines worldwide. >> to understand covax, you need to step back and think where we were a year ago when we started the pandemic. we had no therapeutics, no vaccine. we had a very large market failure. there were no financial incentives to develop vaccines to give protection for the pandemic. that is true for covid and has been true for many of the past pandemics we have had. what we have seen is an incredible value of the scientific and vaccine committed people step we have 18 approved vaccines today and 78 clinical trials. one thing we did want to have is not another re-pit -- repeat of the 2009 pandemic. all of the vaccine supply available were taken by high income countries. that is where covax came

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delighted to have to do this is even coop the executive director of the european medicines agency dr sabina stroh's the chair of the i'm a safety committee to from a convergence risk assessment committee process and dr peter arnett the head of analytics and a who can provide additional information about the review in the scientific evidence it was based on. before we start i want to explain how we plan to run this press briefing. so please note that your microphone is disabled by default for the duration of the press briefing we would 1st hear short remarks of mrs crewe conduct a stroke and after that we will have half an hour about 4 questions once the question answer session starts please raise your hand in their breaks if you want to raise a question. today's briefing is broadcast near you tube and europe i said tonight the footage can be used free of charge by all media and you will find the respective ling's in the invite sent earlier today without further delay i'm now handed over to mrs cook the executive director of mrs cooper please. thank you very much mrs china good afternoon lad

let's speak to sabina castelfranco, a freelance journalist currently in rome. people there must be wondering when it is going to end? i people there must be wondering when it is going to end?— it is going to end? i think people don't know— it is going to end? i think people don't know when _ it is going to end? i think people don't know when it's _ it is going to end? i think people don't know when it's going - it is going to end? i think people don't know when it's going to - it is going to end? i think people i don't know when it's going to end. it's don't know when it's going to end. it's a _ don't know when it's going to end. it's a very— don't know when it's going to end. it's a very difficult at the moment. it's a very difficult at the moment. ithink— it's a very difficult at the moment. i think people are very fatigued, suffering — i think people are very fatigued, suffering with this situation. i think— suffering with this situation. i think it's _ suffering with this situation. i think it's very difficult. you know, it is like. — think it

very - delighted to have with me today the executive director of the european medicines agency, dr sabina strauss, the chair of the ema safety committee and the vigilance committee, and the head of analytics at ema, who can provide additional information about the review of the scientific evidence it was based on. before we start, i want to explain how we plan to run this press briefing. please note that your microphone is disabled by default for the duration of the press briefing. we will first hear short remarks from mrs cook and dr strauss, and after that, we will have half an hour of questions about. 0nce have half an hour of questions about. once the question and answer session starts, please raise your hand in webex if you want to raise a question. today's briefing is broadcast on youtube and through europe by satellite and the footage can be used free of charge by all media and you will find the respective links in the invite said earlier today. without further delay, i am earlier today. without further delay, iam now earlier today. without further delay, i am now handing over to m