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in china begins today — a canadian embassy official claims he has been barred from entering the courtroom. italy, germany and france will re—start the rollout of the astrazeneca vaccine — after europe's medicines regulator says the jab is safe and effective. in france — a new month—long lockdown for paris and surrounding areas — the prime minister warning the country is suffering a third wave of coronavirus welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe we start with those first top level meetings between the us and china sincejoe biden became us president....

a third wave of coronavirus we start with those first top level meetings between the us and china sincejoe biden became us president. in the last half hour, us and chinese officials have begun a second round of talks. it's a chance to re—set relations between the world's two biggest economies. america's top diplomat antony blinken is meeting his opposite number yang gee—air chur against the snowy backdrop of alaska. beijing has said the "serious difficulties of the past" should not continue, but so far there's been no indication that things are improving from the turbulence of th...

hello and welcome. parts of france will re—enter lockdown from saturday, as the country fears a third wave of coronavirus infections. more than 35 thousand new cases have been recorded in the past 2a hours. hospitals are said to be nearing crisis point. the lockdown means non—essential shops will be shut again, and travel from paris to other regions is banned. tanya dend—rinos reports. patients fighting for life. nurses and doctors fighting to save them. 1200 people are currently in intensive care in paris, higher than at the peak of the second wave in november. breaking point ...

The election of Doreen Bogdan-Martin as Secretary-General of the International Telecommunications Union on 29 September was not just about selecting a top international bureaucrat. This election was effectively a referendum on how to rule the Republic of the Internet, an entity in which democracy has been backsliding for years. Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this commentary

Authoritarian regimes are not alone in attempting to control the internet. Many democracies are also joining the wave. Alberto Fernandez Gibaja looks at how the odds are against democracy in the Republic of the Internet.