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And on top of that, even if you're not sick, if you're circulating it, then you're helping us get to the next problem. i'm not worried about the delta variant, i'm worried about the epsilon variant. >> yeah, absolutely. i think it's interesting to see how dr. fauci has had to evolve in his strategy on attacking this. he tried explaining the science. that clearly hasn't worked. i think now we're at a point of peer pressure and taking away toys from people, taking away the things they're going to be s able to do. you will not be able to go to a baseball game without a mask ont six months down th...

His neck at rand paul in a senate committee this week and saying you do not know what you are talking about. like oh, my gosh, you had a conversation with your hairdresser and she told you to let him have it, and he did. we have to take a break. please stick around. y'all are going to be a fun panel, i can tell. we've got some interesting things to talk about when we come back. coming up, we're seeing near equal gender representation at the tokyo olympics, but general discrimination across the sports world remains an issue, so what impact will visibility in tokyo have? also cuba's anti-gov...

BRUSSELS. KAZINFORM - Representative of Kazakhstan to the EU, Ambassador Margulan Baimukhan met with the Head of a leading graduate school in the field of European studies, Rector of the «College of Europe», former High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice President of the European Commission, Federica Mogherini, to discuss the prospects of Kazakhstan-EU cooperation, including the collaboration in training of graduate specialists in the field of European relations, Kazinform has learnt from the press service of the Kazakh MFA.

The annual G7 summit is focusing on economic measures that could address inequities worldwide. They want to change things, but can they, really?

Ground zero By John Burton North Korea is ground zero for international humanitarian efforts. For the first time since foreign aid workers were allowed into the country following the great famine of the 1990s, which Pyongyang described as the "Arduous March," no U.N. or NGO staff members reportedly remain in the country, due to local COVID-19 restrictions. This situation creates an uncertain future for international assistance at a time when North Korea leader Kim Jong-un recently warned party officials that they would need to "wage another more difficult Arduous March." His remarks suggest...