again, indonesia is relatively insulated.haad: this does support the narrative that people are defensive orre domestically-focused, i should say, markets of those which are open. alice: yes. you tend to see the closed indonesia, tend to be highly weighted toward cyclical stocks. positions takek advantage of the domestic economy rather than the open economy. you are likely to find those in indonesia than like malaysia or other economies. rishaad: you mentioned you downgraded the growth forecast for a couple of asean countries by a full percentage point. which ones? aggressiveones most and singapore, malaysia, japan. necessarily look to have a huge overlap in times of supplying the same goods as china does to america. it does not necessarily look like they can assume the market share that china might lose. one exception to that might be vietnam. it is a very open economy, but exports overlap easily with chinese ones. absorb that shock. rishaad: how do you think central bankers in asean are isewing with jay powell i saying in co

the centralisation of the programmes within indonesia is a huge issue.ut how it is implemented within the provinces is an issue. how do you overcome these problems given the dramatic scale? 0ne problems given the dramatic scale? one of the key issues is the availability of resources for top the indonesian government needs to provide more resellers is a more effective implementation of the national strategy they have in place, to be able to effectively reduce death from viral hepatitis. 0ne reduce death from viral hepatitis. one of the key issues is a population of 265 million people, 90 million people have hepatitis b, —— 19. most of them have not been recognised and a key issue for the government is that people have to pay the pete dye knows. now, in a country where that is key that is not there to happen. given everything that you have told us, that seems an unrealistic ambition? it could be a bit aspirational but the reality is governments can respond effectively to hepatitis given enough focus, giving the resources and commitment. they would be able

now a popular chinese music video is setting up a team of two hundred sensors in indonesia to monitor its content the government blocked the tick tock accusing it of spreading pornographic and blasphemous content as mourner from jakarta thank you and yes dick talk has become popular because even young children can easily use the application to create their own music videos it is operated by one of the fastest growing tech startups in china. called bodin in china was the most downloaded app in the first month of this year and indonesia is its fourth largest market but the government in indonesia is concerned about all the unfiltered videos on the platform the minister of communications as he has received hundreds of reports of pornographic and blasphemous content and this side to block the application i have only to request that i'm number one clean up existing that they want them and second we have to get the some of our students photograph you just there won't be any negative on them anymore. thirteen year old powerball non-doctor has more than seven hundred thousand followers on tic

tonight megastar matt damon on surprising location in indonesia where he is trying to solve the global clean water crisis one micro loan at a time. he joins me with his co-founder of water.org gary white. >>> plus, from the wellspring of hollywood, the me too movement has swept the globe. but the ivory tower of finance has been relatively unscathed. is this its moment? i speak to lauren boner who is suing her very own wall street firm. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. listen to this shocking statistic. as many as 100 million people in india won't have adequate access to groundwater in just two years' time. that shocker comes from a recent government sponsored study and it is just one sign of a growing global crisis. in iran protests have recently broken out over water shortages. in argentina, a drought has caused the economy to shrink rt first time in more than a year. in south africa, a severe water shortage has led to rationing in the picturesque city of cape town the hollywood megastar matt damon has been dedicated to this vital matter sin

now to a landmark deal in indonesia's mining industry.the world's second largest copper mine from freeport warren, the grass bird mine in papua new guinea has been at the centre of dispute between authorities and the us mining firm with both sides wrangling over ownership. we explain why the deal is so controversial. it's been years of negotiation, a very public negotiation, at times controversial and at times also heated. joko widodo, the indonesian president, described the negotiations as buried tough. through the series of complex deals, which gives the indonesian government the majority ownership of the mine, it's been put at a worth of $3.85 billion. this is less than what the us mining giant freeport could have got with freeport saying that they left money on the table in order to get a deal done, showing they're all so tired of these years of negotiation and describing the structure of a deal as a new chapter and a new day in what they hope will be better relations with the indonesian government. it took several years to close this

indonesia is prone to earthquakes.e, the line of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that circles more u nless volcanic eruptions that circles more unless the entire pacific rim. the region is in constant alert the tremors which might trigger tsunamis. this time no alert was issued. the country's disaster agency says the main focus now is evacuation and rescue. authorities fear the number of people killed or rise. the government says it's looking into ways of increasing transparency around online political advertising. ministers also want to crack down on cyber abuse against candidates in elections. the plans follow a report into the extent of fake news on social media and its impact on the democratic process. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. every day we're subject to a barrage of data. more and more we rely on social media to find out what's happening in the world around us. that's according to mps, who say there is too much disinformation, particularly around elections, and that could threaten democra

trump what next now for cambodia i mean your party has been very and you are in exile in jakarta indonesia can you be an effective opposition party not being in cambodia. as i said earlier we've pursued and half of the country and inside cambodia our people our supporters remains strong this by intimidation we live in fear every day insider outsider cambodia and we are determined and we have been leading the opposition and spreading democracy in the hearts of the people of cambodia for over twenty five years we are not at bended by our people and to and we have. taught people to bring democracy back to cambodia back to our people mr trott vice president of the bound cambodian national rescue party thank you for joining us on the program. thank you. too when tip boards have fins of both ends to allow the riders to do spectacular tricks and race in two directions the world championships in this discipline went down to the wire in syria italy at the weekend home favorite sofia time i saw anyone who had been playing catchup since day one sees the title and a nerve racking final race to win the

ford max regarding indonesia.erg mine in indonesia. they will sign in jakarta. , freeportking across to sign on the grasberg mine. joining us is mark cudmore. in thee saw price action oil complex despite a big drop in american crude inventories. you would have thought this would have supported prices. then of course we have something called a trade were going on. when you put it together, is unwarranted? -- is it warranted? mark: i think so. it was a perfect storm for oil yesterday. because of the drawdown in inventory, most were expecting if there is any major move in oil this month, it would be higher. there is a fear we might break the resistance. that made the market vulnerable when we suddenly got a negative shock. partially it was the return of libyan supply and the opec report saying an increase u.s. supply in the years ahead would fulfill increasing global demand. there are two supply stories that came in. and you havetiment a narrative about trade war's killing growth, hurting demand for commodities and o

talk bodin in china was the most downloaded app in the first month of this year and indonesia is its fourth largest market but the government in indonesia is concerned about all the unfiltered videos on the platform the minister of communications sas he has received.

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the music app that kids in indonesia can't get enough all but the government is blocking it we'll tell you why and then later in sports arena williams fights back to stay on track but eight wimbledon title. one person has been killed during violent clashes along the gaza israel border israeli soldiers fired tear gas and live gunshots at thousands of palestinian demonstrators who were burning tires and throwing rocks at least two hundred fifty people were injured with several being sent to hospital overall at least one hundred twenty six palestinians have been killed since protests against the israeli occupation began in late lunch. a global chemical weapons watchdog says it's found evidence of chlorine used in an attack on the syrian city of duma which killed dozens of civilians in april a report by the o.p.c. w. is based on a policeman or a analysis inspectors who were sent to the town near the capital damascus say they found evidence of coronated organic chemicals into locations the u.s. u.k. and france blame the syrian government for the attack and launched a series of air strikes i

java, the largest and most crowded island in indonesia. home to more than 140 million people.ies, towns and villages seem to squeeze into every available space. there is very little pristine forest left here, but just a few square kilometrescan be home to hundreds of animals and birds. some are found only on this island. and some are critically endangered. but it is many of java's songbirds that have now slipped under the conservation radar to the very brink of extinction. a recent global conservation review revealed that 19 species are now trapped in such high numbers that they are in danger of dying out. human activity is driving species towards extinction around the world. but here, where bustling megacities reach into tropical rainforest, it's a microcosm of that global crisis. so how has the trade in trapped songbirds reached such a tipping point? and can anything be done to save them? uwas is our guide on the steep slopes of mt malabar. he knows this forest inside out — it is where he made his living hunting and trapping. this isjust showing me how you make a bird trap o

the music that kids in indonesia get enough of but the government is blocking it we'll tell you why. fighting back to stay on track for eight wimbledon title. in thailand one of the divers helping with the cave rescue of the traps youth football team has died the former navy seal lost consciousness on his way out of the cave he'd been delivering oxygen tanks of the twelve teenage boys and their coach the head of the rescue effort says the boys are not yet ready to attempt to dive out of the cave system although with heavy rain forecast plans may have to be brought forward. at the rescue site in chiang rai so was a retired navy seal diver who was brought back to help with the operation to rescue the stranded football team and their coach he was part of the seal team with the british divers who found the boys early friday morning he was ferrying air tanks deep in the cave he passed out under water a fellow diver pulled him out and attempted to resuscitate him he died from lack of oxygen his death just how risky the conditions are it takes six hours to reach the boys and their coach and

but first, our world examined the songbird trade in indonesia. birdsong.ush tropical forests of java. as civilisation encroaches, only pockets remain. and they are falling silent. songbirds are disappearing from the wild. trapped from the forest, sold as singing pets and status symbols. i am victoria gill and i am injakarta to investigate the insatiable demand for songbirds that's now driving an extinction crisis. people will always want to buy songbirds. we really are firefighting, we are saving the last of the last. this bird may be the only one of its kind left on the planet. this bird in here could be the last of this kind of bird? yep. birdsong. java, the largest and most crowded island in indonesia. home to more than 140 million people. cities, towns and villages seem to squeeze into every available space. there is very little pristine forest left here, but just a few square kilometrescan be home to hundreds of animals and birds. some are found only on this island. and some are critically endangered. but it is many of java's songbirds that have now s

talk called bodin in china was the most downloaded app in the first month of this year and indonesia is its fourth largest market but the government in indonesia is concerned about all the unfiltered videos on the platform the minister of communications as he has received hundreds of reports of pornographic and blasphemous content and this side to block the application i have only two requests to them number one cleaned up existing where they found them and secondly we have to get a sense of for the future of there won't be any negative condemn any more. thirteen year old per boll non-doctor has more than seven hundred thousand followers on tick tock and his fans follow him everywhere. but his fame has also led to bullies who threaten him online his model is so worried she won't allow him to go to school. and are small if they pull in reality i'm so whatever i want to feel upset about it . after take tacos blocked out in labor as he calls himself online now uses another similar application thirty years old and rapidly becoming a national star because of the news a video application f

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indonesia's government is urging everyone on the island of lombok to stay calm after an earthquake killed at least fourteen people and injured many others the magnitude six point four traveled damage hundreds of homes and triggered landslides more than one hundred aftershocks have been felt causing more panic on both logbook and neighboring bali where it's peak tourist season two days of torrential monsoon rain in indonesia's most populous state of course the deaths of nearly sixty people landslides in pradesh have destroyed hundreds of homes large areas of the state of the water more rain is forecast iraq's prime minister has suspended his electricity minister after weeks of protest against power outages the other body imposed curfews that cut off internet access in several cities where the demonstrations spread across the country's south. thousands of people including priests marched peacefully and nicaragua's capital against president that it will take as government they're angry at the sacking of doctors and nurses who treated people who were injured in anti-government protests michel

least twenty nine people died after the vessel filled with water maritime accidents are common in indonesia where boats are often overcrowded. in warsaw and other polish cities thousands of people protested against a judicial reform coming into force the controversial new law lowers the retirement age of supreme court judges forcing a third term of them out or rather forcing a third of them out. critics say that the legislation undermines traditional independence but poland's right wing government says it is tackling communist era corruption. while malaysian prime minister najib razak has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges he was arrested on tuesday following an investigation into how billions of dollars one missing from a sovereign wealth fund he set up a decade ago the probe into being one m. d. b. scandal has involved not tip since his shock election loss in may. at the world cup on tuesday england beat colombia on penalties in their last sixteen clash in a nail biting game england who have one of the worst records in the sport when it comes to spot kicks finally turned the tables

also in the programme — an angry mob slaughters nearly 300 crocodiles at a sanctuary in indonesia.ice say they were unable to stop it. and it's party time in paris as hundreds of thousands of people turn out to welcome france's world cup winners home. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 3 in the morning in helsinki where the us president donald trump has held an unprecedented and controversial meeting with the russian president vladimir putin. mr trump appeared to side with russia against his own security services, saying he had no reason to disbelieve mr putin's denial that moscow interfered in the 2016 presidential election. that's prompted alarm in washington, even among republicans. our north america editorjon sopel begins our coverage of the meeting from helsinki. as befitting two self—proclaimed strongmen, there was a power—play from the off. vladimir putin arriving almost rudely late into finland... it was a bit late... ..leaving donald trump kicking his heels for nearly an hour. but then, against the constant whirr of camera shutters, they sat down at the presidential

hundreds of hikers trapped on a volcano in indonesia after an earthquake scramble down the mountain to safety. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: fleeing syria to fight another day. we have a special report on the hunt for is fighters still on the run. and britain's new foreign secretary calls it a terrible mistake, after he refers to his chinese wife as being japanese. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am here in singapore, midnight in london and 4pm in california, where it's been a scorching and devastating summer. wildfires have been burning out of control, forcing more than 50,000 people to leave their homes. these pictures are the latest to come into us. around 12,000 firefighters from across the us have been battling the blazes, which have claimed the lives of at least seven people. 0ur north america correspondent james cook reports from lakeport, in northern california. the fire season is no more. california is now ablaze all year round. in the past six years, not one month has passed without

hundreds of hikers trapped on a volcano in indonesia after sunday's earthquake have escaped to safety. and this story is trending on bbc.com: it's been an embarassing episode for britain's new foreign secretary during a diplomatic mission to beijing. jeremey hunt referred to his chinese wife as being japanese. he called it a terrible mistake. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: the supreme court has ruled that legal permission will no longer be required to end care for people in a persistent vegetative state, now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. what will it take to jumpstart the japanese economy? investors brace for twea ks to japanese economy? investors brace for tweaks to the monetary policies in the country. it is climbing mount everest on your bucket list? some after filling their dreams and rebuilding the nepalese economy after a devastating earthquake. welcome to asia business report. the bank of japan's policy meeting this week is attracting a lot of attention because some expect the central bank to make changes to policies

still to come: why an angry mob slaughtered nearly 300 crocodiles in indonesia — police say they were italian fashion designer, gianni versace, has been shot dead in florida. the multimillionaire was gunned down outside his home in the exclusive south beach district of miami. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans, but tonight it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems the energy crisis has brought to them. 200 years ago today, a huge parisian crowd stormed the bastille prison, the first act of the revolution which was to topple the french monarchy. today, hundreds of thousands thronged the champs—elysee for the traditional military parade. finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on huge shoal of their favourite food, pilchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines

least twenty nine people died after the vessel filled with water maritime accidents are common in indonesia where boats are often overcrowded. oh thank you and fans celebrating in the english capital yesterday after their teams win against colombia with renditions of football's coming home that's after dramatic day at the world cup that saw their side progress to the quarter finals for the first time since two thousand six it was a nail biting match that went to penalties leaving even the most optimistic and one fan worried the three lions have one of the worst records in the sport when it comes to spot kicks but they finally turn the tables and found a way to win. i carry came penalty after fifty seven minutes put england in the lead against an ultra defensive colombia side without the services of their injured star hi mr rodriguez. in injury time england keeper jordan pickford had to produce his best save but was powerless on the ensuing corner when yet he mean up pounded the ball into the net for the last ditch colombia equaliser i mean is third goal at this world cup sent the match into

indonesia is prone to earthquakes.es on what's called the ring of fire, the line of quakes and volcanic eruptions that circle virtually the entire pacific rim. the region is on constant alert for tremors that might trigger tsunamis. this time, no alert was issued. the country's disaster agency says the main focus now is evacuation and rescue. authorities fear the number of people killed or rise. —— could rise. the 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck lombok, bali and sumbawa on sunday morning, when many people were sleeping. british touristjulie silvester filmed the aftermath of the 6.4 quake in kekalok, a small village on the island of lombok. also making the news today: zimba bwe‘s former president, robert mugabe, has spoken outjust before the country's first elections since he was removed from office. he said the people of zimbabwe hadn't been free since he was pushed out. mr mugabe also said he won't be voting for the man who succeeded him, emmerson mnangagwa. the bbc‘s nomsa maseko is in harare for us. i , a former pre

market but the government in indonesia is concerned about all the unfiltered videos on the platform the minister of communications as he has received hundreds of reports of pornographic and blasphemous content and this site or to block the application i have only two requests that i'm number one cleaned up existing that they want them and second we have to get the some sort of photograph you just there won't be any negative condemn any more. thirteen year old pro bowl non-doctor has more than seven hundred thousand followers on tick tock and his fans follow him everywhere. but his fame has also led to bullies who threaten him online his model is so worried she won't allow him to go to school this is going to destroy the small if they pull a real let them say whatever they want to feel upset about it. after take the course blocked bow out as he calls himself online now uses another similar application thirty years old i'm rapidly becoming a national star because of the news a video application from china child lives could say his story shows that uncontrolled an unlimited access to s

in exile in indonesia the leadership of the main opposition party had a different story to tell plenty more new law. in cambodia. history. in the senate race in the. right to choose government unfortunately that choice had been made before polls opened. after one send nearly lost to the converge international rescue party or c.n.n. and the last election he made sure they wouldn't threaten him again last year compared to his main opposition party was dissolved by court order its leader jailed for treason websites critical of one sense party with blocked. a country that after the bloody rule of pope was enjoying decades of stability seems to be steadily turning into an autocratic he ruled state. you know this is the resoundingly victory that one san guaranteed himself when he dissolved the c n r b n now he's going to do his victory lap the geishas what is the international community to do about this next. while china has congratulated hinson in the running of his election but if the u.s. and the e.u. already threaten to impose sanctions on combat he has high ranking officials aren't join

the bank of indonesia is going to have to hike rates even more.nto a chart while i tell you the story. this will show was in pictures as our charts do. .ere is the rupiah you can see how it has been getting hammered for most of this year. you can see how back in may we got two rate hikes. here is the first 25 basis rate hike. here is the other. then last week, 25 not enough, a full 50 basis points, 100 in just two months. the problems for bank of indonesia, the experts are trying to support from trade tensions under pressure, the fed hiking rates, but people are saying even though they have pledged to maintain a preemptive monetary policy, and even though they are still saying their hands could be tied by weak growth, subdued inflation, they will hike rates more and continue to have a tough time with the rupiah. i think everybody would say they are heading in the right direction. yvonne: that is true. kathleen, thank you. duebank of japan's tankan in a few minutes very whether trade wars are sending business sentiment. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ asia.

became part of indonesia after an agreement between the united states the netherlands and the united nations in the one nine hundred sixty s. one independence activists have disputed the agreement ever since. a small movement regularly fights government troops but amnesty found that mainly peaceful protesters of people not involved in the independence movement are killed police and military leaders deny that and say they are being attacked. by mangled up all. the many pleas and civilians become victims and pop well what about them being suggested the killing to only have been committed by police and military or about police the military being killed the. president yokoi daughter has vowed to bring change to papua where poverty is widespread the indonesian government is building roads and and ports. tries to improve welfare but government critics say it's failing to help many in pop wa earlier this year church leaders reported hundreds of children in the last month region have died of malnutrition and hunger new findings about killings are reminded that the situation in the troubled e

still ahead for you on the program indonesia's government is calm after an earthquake rocks the island of longboat killing more than a dozen people. on the u.s. space agency nasa marks its sixtieth anniversary we explore china's mission to win the space race. hello we missed fifty yesterday remiss fifty two gave it not by much and iran is one of the hottest places in the world seventy southwest iran and iraq not a cloud in the sky here but even much in the caucasus in pakistan was in the shower too and that might be repeatable or otherwise is just drawing and hot cool of course the further west you go and that is going to change the next day or so the breeze very thing strengthens a little a dusty one running at all of the middle of iraq sidestreet q eight into the eastern side of saudi arabia taking the heat and the dust with it and running quite quickly dance in the middle of saudi arabia to assess who is yemen where it turns around so long as twenty seven represents the cloudy and damp rather grim picture this time of year we've had some pretty big showers in tauriel africa but to t

uno de ellos, estados unidos acusa de asesinatos extrajudiciales. >> el naufragio de un ferry en indonesiauna intensa ofensiva aire sobre zonas controladas por los rebeldes en la provincia suroeste de siria. luego que los rebeldes estaban negociando con rusia sobre cÓmo poner fin a la violencia. el calor extremo que azota el norte de nuestro continente ha cobrado al menos 33 vÍctimas fatales. el departamento de salud pÚblica de montreal dijo que la mayorÍa de las vÍctimas vivían solas y que ningunas tenÍa acceso a aire acondicionado. las temperaturas en esta ciudad han estado cerca de los 100 f. >> una ofensiva de la administraciÓn trump para despojar de la ciudadanÍa a quienes hayan aplicado a la naturalizaciÓn. ya se han mentido al momento de obtenerla. varios casos de abuso sexual en contra de jÓvenes en ese paÍs. y las autoridades en texas arrestan a una madre por querer vender a su niÑo de siete aÑos y tener en proceso de venta otros dos niÑos de dos y tres aÑos. illia: al regresar, les contamos lo que puede pasar a la inmigrante africana que puso en apuros a la policÍa cuando escalÓ

a mob of angry villagers has slaughtered almost 300 crocodiles from a breeding sanctuary in indonesiae death of a local man last friday, believed to have been attacked by a crocodile. a warning, andrew plant's report contains some distressing scenes. dozens of people from an indonesian village pulling together the rope, hauling a crocodile over the walls of a sanctuary based here, then dragging it across the ground. this is what happened next to every animal inside the farm. almost 300 crocodiles in all. youngsters and adults killed with hammers and knives. even the arrival of local police failed to stop the slaughter. translation: these were spontaneous actions from residents around the area who entered the farm and killed the crocodiles. we tried to stop them but it had already been done. the massacre, 292 crocodiles in total, happened here, indonesia's far—eastern province of west papua, near sorong, on the north—west coastline. local people broke in after a man was killed by a crocodile here last week. translation: i think what we did was right. it is better that this kind of anim

we have to get started with indonesia. think of indonesia hikes on friday.t or do we need more? it is too early to say this is the end of the hike. still looking for the dollar to remain firm. we have been looking for this since the start of the year. the 2%.funds rates right now at it is something the market needs to understand. so, i think the first objective is to be restricted by next year to slow the economy. we also have a situation with trade tensions arising, the tariffs are coming in. see any alleviation in terms of pressure. if you look at the responses, deficits,with twin trying to support growth, they have resorted to higher rates. currency allowed the theeaken and have eased reserve requirement ratio. david: as far as this being predicated on what the fed does, do you think we are in for two from our rate hikes from the fed? what is the ideal rate? are we close? >> i think that the neutral rate is about half a percent above inflation. their longtime inflation is about 2%. they would like real rates to turn positive. generally, markets are lookin

one for us that's right it's a popular music and video app based in china but the government of indonesia has banned tech talk citing what it calls pornographic and blasphemous content on its path form that are to say that they will only unblocked the app if it's compliance with their demands for change talk especially popular among young people the app allows users to create sixty second music videos with various types of music and the background well indonesia's communication minister says that the ban is temporary. and he has got this quote for us where he said i have only two requests number one clean up existing next of content and second we have to get some sort of assurance for the future that there won't be any negative content or local rights groups are demanding that the age limit to access to talk be raised from twelve to sixteen but they want such material removed from its content well and from the child protection watch says that it so far to open and this gives opportunities for people with bad intentions like paedophiles rapists and child traffickers people with bad intenti

still ahead for you on the program indonesia's government just calm after an earthquake rocks the island killing more than a dozen people. and celebrating sixty years since the u.s. began its journey to boldly go where it had gone before but what could the future bring an asset. most of the rain in china is hanging around south of the moment we're still getting occasional showers in sichuan or in the middle in by for example not as heavy as they were twenty four hours ago but some tuna beaches is a decent diamond pole but to say majority is further south and running into north vietnam is creeping up the coast of china will probably get towards hong kong the time we get to tuesday and that cloud band then is on the western side of china but it's sort of it's the worst case scenario from the mature monsoon which is now right up beyond the tibetan plateau to be ours is all the cloud heaviest rain has been in northern india but it's in a fair amount in bangladesh and in myanmar all of which of course have suffered flooding which is to be expected is just quite bad in places this year come we

we have joining us from indonesia the deputy minister from maritime authority and sovereignty indonesia's coordinating ministry of maritime affairs. minister order via, joining us. next to him, ambassador sarna who charged as india's ambassador to the united states in 2016. november 2016, very interesting moment in which he began his tenure. and has a distinguished member of the indian foreign services 1980 as served as india's high commissioner to the united kingdom ambassador to israel and many, many other posts and we're very pleased to have you join us today. finally, we have met, and her is the beauty assistant to the president and senior director for asian affairsthe national . the council and has ensured very involved in all of the proceedings today from the executive branch and the indo pacific strategy and vision that has been laid out and so we look forward to hearing more from you as well. welcome all of you gentlemen. and i thought we could start off the conversation perhaps as we heard today a whole government approach to end indo-pacific strategy for the united states and ma

i will travel to malaysia, to singapore, and then on to indonesia for the weekend. i look forward to discussing everything that i've shared with you today with political and business leaders in the region. asean is literally at the center of the indo-pacific and plays a central role. and this is one reason out of $113 million will come a package of u.s. support for important regional institutions like asean , apec, the lower mekong, and the lower rim association. more on that later this week. the trump administration has a clear vision for the indo-pacific in the 21st century. it is an american vision that is deeply engaged in the region's economic, political cultural and security affairs. like so many of our asian allies and friends, our country fought for its own independence from an empire that expected deference. we will never seek domination in the indo-pacific and oppose any country that does. rather, we aspire to a regional order, independent nations that can defend their people and compete fairly in the international marketplace. we stand ready to enhance th

. >>> and from indonesia, dramatic pictures of a volcano as it comes to life.s is just the latest eruption of the volcano, one of the most active in indonesia. it began forming in 1927 and has been growing in size ever since. >>> and when we come back, the world looks to the heavens for an amazing show as some look forward to mission to mars. all around the world of the longest lunar eclipse of this century. it lasted for 1 hour and 43 minutes as the sun, earth and moon lined up perfectly casting earth's shadow on the surface of the moon. though it was not visible in much of the u.s., much of the rest of the world was treated to a remarkable show. >>> and there's this -- for the first time, scientists said this week they found evidence of a large body of water on mars. this underground saltwater lake is intriguing new evidence of the possibility of life on mars. scientists also say a water source could make it easier to explore and colonize the planet. although that possibility may still be years away. some people are preparing to set foot on mars. tammy leitne

indonesia would be the one to watch on that front. joining us from singapore.ws headline out of new york. sachs is set to name david solomon as the next ceo, as early as next week. this, of course, is the 56-year-old current president and ceo of -- and coo of the bank. solomon is expected to be named as the next lloyd blankfein as early as this week, according to "the new york times." coming up, rising trade tensions. how global banks that finance trade in asia are in for tough times. ♪ ♪ you are back with "bloomberg markets." china is remaining on track to hit the annual growth target, with second-quarter gdp meeting estimates. the mainland industrial average trailed expectations. sales was upbeat. in our week long series, we look at the country's priorities and what they are for the next seven years. ♪ china"phrase "made in has it changed meaning over the years. it was historically synonymous with fast and cheap, but beijing wants to raise the bar with an ambitious strategy to dominate the shift from work. the focus is on new and high-tech industries, robotic

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at least ten people have been killed in an earthquake on the popular indonesia and tourist island of lombok the magnitude six point four quake struck early on sunday when many people were sleeping hundreds of homes have been damaged and landslides were triggered near hiking trails emergency services expect the death toll to rise let's go live now to work it's the easiest capital to count al-jazeera step vasant is the step what's the latest. well the earthquake struck just before seven o'clock in the morning when a lot of people were still in their homes and of course they panicked immediately trying to get to safety many of them ran to the streets some of them couldn't escape any more because their houses couldn't resist this six point four earthquake which is a very powerful earthquake of course we have many earthquakes in indonesia also in lombok very regularly there are earthquakes about six point four is i have you one so it was actually even felt on our islands as well on the neighboring island of bali where a lot of tourists are at the moment many ran out of their hotels went t

if of lombok in indonesia, killing at least ten people.uake hit the island next to bali atjust before 0700 local time this morning. katharine da costa has more. buildings and leaves shaken to the core, this was the scene and dozens we re core, this was the scene and dozens were to just before 7am in northern lombok. the quake measuring 6.4 was followed by more than 60 smaller earthquakes, the distress clear to hear. it is thought around 40 are injured, many still being treated at clinics. the island 25 miles east of bali is a popular tourist destination. india —— indonesia lies on the line of fire, set on the pacific rim. at least ten people have lost their lives, authorities believe that number could rise. qatar is being accused of running a secret campaign to undermine its rivals during the bidding process for the world cup in 2022. the sunday times claims pr firms and former cia agents were used to discredit australia and the us, breaking fifa rules. qatar says it rejects each and every allegation. 0nline trolls who intimidate election

but in general i would say that it's asia in india indonesia the middle east. all the countries that definitely you know they need to move now they have they have problems and these problems need to be solved and we are solution so from what i understand there is hyperloop one hyper of transportation technologies other companies and they're all working on the same thing and they're all competitors is this right so we were the first company that started working on the hyperloop and we realized really early on that it really needed to become a movements resin. you know just a single company trying to do something in one country and that's what it is today there are several companies there universities everybody is working on the hype of those. that's really i want to say two main companies which are one in the us. the others are mostly working on specific applications it seems. i would say that we are probably the ones that are more integrating more looking into. as a whole operation from passenger to freights to last mile integration but that's also part of almo

a mob of angry villagers has slaughtered almost 300 crocodiles from a breeding sanctuary in indonesiadeath of a local man last friday, believed to have been attacked by a crocodile. a warning — andrew plant's report contains some distressing scenes. dozens of people from an indonesian village pulling together the rope, hauling a crocodile over the walls of a sanctuary based here, and dragging it across the ground. this is what happened next to every animal inside the farm — almost 300 crocodiles in all. youngsters and adults killed with hammers and knives. even the arrival of local police failed to stop the slaughter. translation: these were spontaneous actions from residents around the area who entered the farm and killed the crocodiles. we tried to stop them, but it had already been done. the massacre, 292 crocodiles in total, happened here, indonesia's far—eastern province of west papua, near sorong, on the north—west coastline. local people broke in after a man was killed by a crocodile here last week. translation: i think what we did was right. it's better that this kind of anima

indonesia is prone to earthquakes.called the ring of fire, the line of quakes and volcanic eruptions that circle virtually the entire pacific rim. the region is on alert for tremors that might trigger tsunamis. this time no alert was issued. the country's disaster agency says the main focus now is evacuation and rescue. at least ten people are known to have lost their lives. authorities believe that number could rise. i spoke earlier to rizwan sobrin from the indonesian red cross emergency division. he is injakarta, where he has been co—ordinating relief efforts for lombok. he told me what the situation is like on the island now. currently, 133 aftershocks have happened, so this means people around the lombok area, they are still afraid to go back home, so that is why they are staying in the field, in the backyards. there are some people who climbed a mountain who need to be evacuated down to a safe place. just how powerful was it? yeah, the condition, there is approximately 600 people, from foreigners and local people

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