Within minority communities toward the medical industry. Thank you to all of our witnesses and, of course, my colleagues for joining us. Todays reading is about the extraordinary effort underway to develop a vaccine to prevent covid19, safe and effective vaccine could hasten the end to this disastrous pandemic. But the herd immunity that would in covid19 once and for all requires all of us, all of us to get vaccinated. For that we need public trust in this entire vaccine project. Around the globe nearly 200 vaccine candidates are being developed and over 20 have entered human Clinical Trials. In the United States, five entered human Clinical Trials with large Clinical Trials that begins later this month. With a historic all hands on deck effort underway around the globe, the timeline to develop a vaccine may be compressed from several years down to just 12 or 18 months. However, moving with this amazing speedos not and must not allow for getting any corners. Today we will how we must p
Host this is the headline, joining us on the phone from poland is marc anthony centaur who covers all of this as the bureau chief for the new york times. Thank you for being with us. Explain what this means for poland and also the Trump Administration. This party came to power five years ago, part of a wave across parts of europe, and it ,erved much of that five years in part because of their ideology but probably more so because of the financial policies that were very generous social worker programs. Before the pandemic hit, it looks like the president was coasting to reelection, but then the pandemic hit, and then they had to postpone the election. Hen the mayor of warsaw entered the race, and he deprived surprised everyone by giving it a tight context. Sunday. Last that is the background. The reelection of the party, some of the things theyve done over the past five years that have concerned observers and members of the European Union having to do with changes to the takeover of, t
Did you bring to the ukrainian capital . I brought one simple main message today, when it comes to the large and mediumsized countries of the European Union, poland is the only country that says one hundred percent yes, we need to open the European Union to ukraine, so we need to start negotiations quickly, so it is beneficial for the European Union, for our security, both for ukraine and for poland. I said that of course, every time it happens enlargement of the European Union, certain sectors of the economy will lose. We have to take care of them , that is, we have to take care of the farmers, we have to take care of the producers, so that they have time to adapt to the new conditions, and thats how it will be, thats how it was with every enlargement of the European Union, but i also talked a lot about the polish economy in these times, that is, i said that polish manufacturers sell a lot in ukraine, that we should help polish companies in ukraine that work here, invest here, produce
This is the uj 22. Also on the battlefield much smaller drones, the sort were more used to people use them at home and commercially. These can be used for reconissance. Filming footage of opposition controlled areas. They can also be adapted to drop grenades or similar small explosizes like this small mortar. Grenades or similar small explosizes what grenades or similar small explosizes else makes di from what else makes drones different from other weapons . I talked about this earlier with an expert in Electronic Warfare in air defence. In a Research Fellow in sea power at the Royal United Services institute for that generally speaking, what you tend to see is a loitering munition effectively if you can imagine a missile with rather than simply going from point a to point b is able to be launched, able to circle and fly a bite pattern and be sent towards a target. Sent towards a target. Obviously without a pilot sent towards a target. Obviously without a pilot being sent towards a tar
this is the uj 22. also on the battlefield much smaller drones, the sort we re more used to people use them at home and commercially. these can be used for reconissance. filming footage of opposition controlled areas. they can also be adapted to drop grenades or similar small explosizes like this small mortar. grenades or similar small explosizes what grenades or similar small explosizes else makes di from what else makes drones different from other weapons? i talked about this earlier with an expert in electronic warfare in air defence. in a research fellow in sea power at the royal united services institute for that generally speaking, what you tend to see is a loitering munition effectively if you can imagine a missile with rather than simply going from point a to point b is able to be launched, able to circle and fly a bite pattern and be sent towards a target. sent towards a target. obviously without a pilot sent towards a target. obviously without a pilot being