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Starting Hanukkah, the first branch of a massive menorah was lit at Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on Thursday. Also called the Jewish Festival of Lights, the lightning ceremony took place without the usual crowds in the wake of the pandemic, it was instead live streamed. The 33 feet tall menorah is believed to be the largest one in Europe.

Hanukkah: giant menorah lit in Berlin 

First branch of a massive menorah was lit at Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on Thursday, starting Hanukkah or the Jewish Festival of Lights

Starting Hanukkah, the first branch of a massive menorah was lit at Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on Thursday. Also called the Jewish Festival of Lights, the lightning ceremony took place without the usual crowds in the wake of the pandemic, it was instead live streamed. The 33 feet tall menorah is believed to be the largest one in Europe.

Covid-19: WHO chief warns against vaccine nationalism

The WHO chief has warned that "vaccine nationalism will prolong the Covid&nbsp;pandemic, not shorten it"

The head of the World Health Organization on Sunday called for global solidarity in the rollout of any future coronavirus vaccine and warned against vaccine nationalism. In a video address at the opening of the three-day World Health Summit in Berlin, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the only way to recover from the pandemic was together and by making sure poorer countries had fair access to a vaccine. Acknowledging that countries want to protect their own citizens first, the WHO chief warned that "vaccine nationalism will prolong the pandemic, not shorten it".

The head of the World Health Organization on Sunday called for global solidarity in the rollout of any future coronavirus vaccine and warned against "vaccine nationalism". In a video address at the opening of the three-day World Health Summit in Berlin, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the only way to recover from the pandemic was together and by making sure poorer countries had fair access to a vaccine. Acknowledging that countries want to protect their own citizens first, the WHO chief warned that "vaccine nationalism will prolong the pandemic, not shorten it".

Watch! 'You mean my kid?' Tesla CEO struggles with son's name

As difficult as his&nbsp;son's name, X &AElig; A-12 appears to be, turns out even daddy Musk is&nbsp;having&nbsp;a hard time spelling it out!
The Tesla CEO&nbsp;who recently visited the Gigafactory in Berlin was caught off guard&nbsp;when a journalists in the press pool asked, 'How's&nbsp;X &AElig; A-12?'
Who forgets their son's name.. right? But the business&nbsp;tycoon asked the journalist&nbsp;to repeat the question before he&nbsp;burst&nbsp;out laughing.
He then said, 'Oh, you mean my kid? that sounds like a password... Yeah, he is great! 
This short moment from a 10-min long interaction went viral on social media and&nbsp;Netizens&nbsp;are finding it too&nbsp;hard to believe. &nbsp;

As difficult as his&nbsp;son's name, X &AElig; A-12 appears to be, turns out even daddy Musk is&nbsp;having&nbsp;a hard time spelling it out!&nbsp;The Tesla CEO&nbsp;who recently visited the Gigafactory in Berlin was caught off guard&nbsp;when a journalists in the press pool asked, 'How's&nbsp;X &AElig; A-12?'
Who forgets their son's name.. right? But the business&nbsp;tycoon asked the journalist&nbsp;to repeat the question before he&nbsp;burst&nbsp;out laughing.
((breathe the interaction))
This short moment from a 10-min long interaction went viral on social media and&nbsp;Netizens&nbsp;are finding it too&nbsp;hard to believe. -------
&gt;&gt; Tesla CEO struggles with son X &AElig; A-12's name &gt;&gt; 'You mean my kid? That sounds like a password' &gt;&gt; Video of Elon&nbsp;Musk trying to say son's name viral

As difficult as his&nbsp;son's name, X &AElig; A-12 appears to be, turns out even daddy Musk is&nbsp;having&nbsp;a hard time spelling it out!
The Tesla CEO&nbsp;who recently visited the Gigafactory in Berlin was caught off guard&nbsp;when a journalists in the press pool asked, 'How's&nbsp;X &AElig; A-12?'
Who forgets their son's name.. right? But the business&nbsp;tycoon asked the journalist&nbsp;to repeat the question before he&nbsp;burst&nbsp;out laughing.
He then said, 'Oh, you mean my kid? that sounds like a password... Yeah, he is great! 
This short moment from a 10-min long interaction went viral on social media and&nbsp;Netizens&nbsp;are finding it too&nbsp;hard to believe. &nbsp;

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