but he never actually trained to be a baker for almost 20 years he worked in logistics in australia switzerland and points in asia. he also met his wife in asia in 2015 they decided to open a bakery together. i was really really surprised how germans love the upgrade i was like wow if we do open the big 3 then you know that is fine then this is a different lifestyle is something where we can both work together because in a previous job he was always he was a great we know so now this is like you know we're both of us going to do it together as a team all the great desert expedition vehicle accomplishes its mission it's on the road in brandenburg for 70 to 80 days a year mostly at markets and festivals these entire seems to appreciate the fresh bread service as well because of you know reserved tips but rather fresh natural and regional ingredients that's the best thing you can do. with every foray into the bread as it floated down there comes closer to his goal good bread cooking. for many of us food is pleasure it's a part of our culture and history but can you imagine food without water acces

much higher than in australia, sweden, for switzerland.n is that these governments will face different conditions to arrest increasing the debt burden, let alone bring it back into reverse. for italy and japan in that ther, we estimate growth recovery will be essential to bring the debt burden back down. that havegovernments implemented stimulus packages, but the big jump we are now seeing is largely because of the slump in growth. so reversing that and returning to standing growth will be critical to lower the debt burden. as other countries in europe well as in the u.s., then it will be a combination of return to growth and some tightening of fiscal deficits. so the capacity to unwind some of the measures. it is likely that governments face different challenges. we highlight a number of countries that are facing particular fiscal challenges including countries like the u.s., france, and spain, for instance. rishaad: we have got the prime minister of japan commenting on the fact that they cannot balance budgets without an economic recover

more important than that the protests in auckland new zealand sydney australia london england the remarkable session in geneva switzerland a united nations human rights council were african nations basically sought to bring their own states into the dock on the grounds of quote systemic racism unquote their term not mine being visited a point people of african descent historically that kind of international support has been is some still in terms of the pushback against slavery the erosion of us apartheid in the 1950 s. and it appears that history is about to repeat itself in 2020 good talking to faggot for joining us professor gerald hall from the university of houston thank you. i want to europe which is better able to weather global storms and provide a safe home for future generations so i'm looking forward to today's discussion i'm convinced that folk common success we must stay focused on the big picture we must all pull together we cannot afford any delay. well european commission president or sort of on the line calling for unity as the a you worked on a plan to help the country's worst affected by the coronaviru

more important than that the protests in auckland new zealand sydney australia london england the remarkable session in geneva switzerland the united nations human rights council were african nations basically sought to bring the united states into the dock on the grounds of quote systemic racism unquote their term not mine being visited a point people of african descent historically that kind of international support has been is some still in terms of the pushback against slavery the erosion of us apartheid in the 1950 s. and it appears that history is about to repeat itself in 2020 we're talking to faggot for joining us professor gerald hall from the university of houston thank you. i want to europe which is better able to weather global storms and provide a safe home for future generations so i'm looking forward to today's discussion i'm convinced that folks come in success we must stay focused on the big picture we must all pull together we cannot afford any delay. well with european commission president there are sort of on the line calling for unity as the a you worked on a plan to help the country's worst affected

as an investor in australia and new zealand, germany, now going to switzerland and denmark, these arehat managed this crisis well in their respective regions. we see the long-term opportunities in these markets being still very attractive. most importantly, the product has to be competitive. of the brandsoud we are launching in the tfe hotels collection. one will be opening in new zealand. >> great having you with us. thank you. tfe hotels ceo from sydney. more on the markets ahead, plus an fx strategy and dixon advisory's alex brown later. a discussion with the hong kong financial secretary on the future of the city as it battles protests, beijing tightening, and the coronavirus outbreak. plenty more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: australia." this haidi: very good morning. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. we are counting down to asia's major market opens. set toasian markets look fall after wall street saw its t since the height of the virus pandemic. on the feds gloomy forecast for the recovery. opec's restrictions are overshadowed by week

switzerland have it. catalonia, just one region in spain, has it. south korea, singapore, australia.ss the whole of the rest of the eu, we need to have systems in place now. baroness harding, dido harding, she needs all the tools available. given you make a very persuasive case for this, why has it not been taken up? you know what? back in march and april, we offered, at mygp, we send briefings to nhs x and matt hancock, and offered to help. we are not here to criticise. the whole tech community of the uk is here to help. but i think at the moment, we are not being listened to. we are on standby. we could take a step and try multiple parts, not just going on one. you heard from pascal from astrazeneca earlier. there are 23 vaccines in developing, so why is there only one app? that's followed multiple parts, and whoever gets to the finishing line first, let's go with that one so we have something. i'm sorry, what you are saying is fascinating, but why do you think there is only one app in development? do you know what? it strange, isn't it? we have a centralised nhs system when we hav