but this principle showed hugo luna logan as a developing country malaysia. well, comes the platform that bricks member countries, namely brazil, russia, india, china and south africa have created in providing space and opportunities for developing countries. and we'll do underscore available and highlight their positions as well. as views on the latest situation, or developments regarding the global, the development agenda through the high level dialog on global development during the 14th breaks conference buggy in beijing in june recently. finally, i would like to emphasize that malaysia remains committed in moving forward with all the countries across the globe in finding the best method to deal with current challenges more meaningfully. thank you very much for your attention or yourself with mom. and now we are going to see the address of the prime minister all viet nam ah good. i don't, don't let me. yeah. well i mean we'll, we will be your excellency, president. russia led him over to marriage, put his hand over a month ago. justine, ladies and gentlem

your brother was still the prime minister of malaysia. that was even a special department that was set up just to handle her matters. now we're still waiting to hear what her sentence is going to be, but we do know that the prosecution has offer a maximum sentence of 20 years. she is also liable to pay a fine of up to $5.00 times the amount of the bribe so listed or received as we were talking about before she's being found guilty. but so as a husband, of course, the former prime minister now she reads like she's starting a 12 year prison term. how is the public regarding all of this while this, these cases have been very, very closely watched in malaysia. now, when nebraska was still prime minister ross, my mom had already been under the spotlight for the lavish lifestyle. she was known to lead. and that with so many allegations of corruption surrounding the couple. and it was really this anger that ultimately led to the defeat of the no party. this is the party to which not your brother belongs. this is the party that dominant in malays

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well, now we are moving to malaysia.essage was sent by the prime minister of malaysia, ismail subrikop. ein my friends my lords of russia vladimir vladimirovich putin dear heads of state dear ladies and gentlemen dear participants of the eastern economic forum first of all president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin eastern economic forum this year, putin, this forum is aimed at supporting the economic development of the far east region and expanding opportunities for international cooperation in the asia-pacific region. i would like to express my admiration and respect to president vladimir putin and the government of the russian federation for the consistent implementation of efforts aimed at the development of the far east region, rich in natural resources such as useful fossil oil and gas. it is clear that this region has significant untapped potential. i hope that malaysia can become part of a partnership aimed at the rapid balanced inclusive development of the far east region and vladivostok in

she went to malaysia three times.came an independent nation in 1957, keeping up close links with the u.k. for many years. our southeast asia correspondent has been looking at the impact of the queens death on malaysian's. >> malaysia is this region's largest number of the commonwealth. an organization to which queen elizabeth was deeply committed. she came here three times, making an indelible impression on those that she met. three of them caught up at this tea shop to rekindle memories of her. back in 1998, james was told to expect a visit at a shelter for abandoned children. >> to my surprise, she was just ordinary. friendly and pleasant. and the way she sat down and connected with the girls, they were enjoying the class as if she was there every day of the week. what a memory. what a long lasting memory. of this special lady. >> it's now 24 years since queen elizabeth visited malaysia. this is a young country and not many will remember the last time she was here, let alone the postcolonial time of the 50's and 60'

this case is being watched very closely in malaysia. and i think there is a feeling that justice is being done, although of course they do have supporters who believe that the cases against them are politically motivated. thorns, thank you very much indeed for the talking to us from call of important. so lanka and the international monetary fund and struck a deal for a $2900000000.00 bailout. shoreline can so been struggling from mung the sound of the worst economic crisis since independence. they been acute shortages of fuel medicines and other essentials. the crisis, let a mass demonstrations in the force, the resignation of the president in july. well, let's discuss this with michelle fernandez, who's talking to us now from a columbus. so 1st of all, do we know the details of the deal? and perhaps more importantly, when does for like actually get the cash that's the question on the minds of millions of sheer luncheons, but ah, there's going to be some time yet before the m. f actually shows this country of, of money the deal. it serv

it's now 24 years since queen elizabeth visited malaysia.n arts and crafts fair for women entrepreneurs. most of them young. the younger generation don't know much about her, and, you know, the history. because if you ask me, even the younger generation don't know much about history. all they know is about social media, tiktok, facebook and instagram, stuff like that. i think she's been a very strong independent woman figure. so being a woman and having someone in such as high authority in england, and the fact that she is a woman, i think it inspires all of us women here in malaysia. this was a closed door reception. as head of the commonwealth youth council, kishva ambigapathy had a number of meetings with the late queen. it was really, really inspiring to have these conversations with her because she always shows leadership, she always shows how we needed to create solutions, how you create opportunities from difficulties. were you surprised at, she was quite an old person when you met her, at her interest in young people? oh, yes, i was

and e, in all speeches and in the speech of the chinese representative and, accordingly, india e, malaysia few interesting things have come up that you need to pay attention to, which is what we've been talking about today, the countries have been talking about the most. about myself, not about the russian situations, because it must be clearly understood, because they are most concerned about. and what will happen to us, but all do not react very painfully. uh, because that's what is now reaching us to people in the eastern consciousness. i had over there that went east, frankly, more than a century ago. we have never been under colonial dependence for real, and many countries have been under it for decades, and china strictly speaking, uh, there is more than 150 years, if you take, if even 760 years, almost before the end. uh up forty-ninth year 1.149. and these countries understand that when 800 is 1860. here the ending sounded 900 they yes, yes. yes, i understand that that is the opium wars, but the founding of the prc from which they say, for example, china had to pay various indemnit

entire chinese people's congress a video message will be sent by the heads of government of india to malaysiatnam just in business the program of the forum today includes more than twenty round table discussions in some sectors and they are already beginning to sum up the first results. so according to the ceo of the corporation rivers of the far east were the first wef to sign an agreement on investment projects for 150 billion rubles. the working form is monitored by my colleague anastasia efimova she is in direct contact with the studio anastasia greetings how is the third day going? what are the statements? the statements sound very different, but our attention is now focused on the bilateral meetings of the russian president, which is also taking place here on the sidelines of the eastern economic forum. on the eve of the very plenary session that you have already announced, who, of course, are also very much looking forward to. so in particular. vladimir putin met with prime minister of myanmar minounglain. he arrived here with a fairly large delegation of his country 87 people. and if

, including the soviet union, would not advocate that this all stop, but all these countries and malaysia, china and so on. they understand perfectly well what foreign control over your e finances is, it is the customs of life over everything and they could not get out from under this if there were no events that took place after the second world war. this is clear. and uh, those countries got a vote. won, in fact, including strange, not the most powerful from an economic point of view, and it turned out that to the end with this voice. i am took advantage of something and can not. well, because money plays the main role. and so china began a very long race to create its own e, economic subjectivity, and these countries were originally these countries. i mean now. uh, from china big to, for example. the same e sri lanka or hmm myanmar, someone is successful, someone is unsuccessful, but they took the run to e, creation. and independence and in writing in world processes, but they will give it to the end and they didn’t give it and that’s why they understand what is happening with russia b

when rosemont, so was the 1st lady of malaysia, she was heavily criticized for her lavish lifestyle, from designer hand bags too expensive jewelry. but the true extent of her taste for the finer things in life only became clear when her husband nat geo plaza lost an election in 2018. after an investigation into allegations of corruption, the couple were eventually charged. police seized hundreds of boxes of jewelry handbags in cash, valued at more than a quarter of a $1000000000.00. on thursday, she was convicted of soliciting a bribe of nearly $42000000.00 and accepting one and a half 1000000 to help her company secure a project to build solar panels for schools. she's been sentenced to 10 years in prison and find $216000000.00, but remains on bail pending her appeal. yes, we have. we were noticed or new appeal, the fine and the deals and the 3rd weeds of bengal. alright, has been suspended and she's released on earlier bill enforced by thought. so outlined, very lot is able to go back home and be with the family to like just last week, her husband began serving a 12 year prison ter

however, it is going to be interesting to see what happens next, a quota malaysia's sentence, the wife of former prime minister, nancy ross, extra 10 years in prison after a corruption trial. last, mom on saw, was convicted of 3 kinds of bribery over a contract to supply schools with solar power. a husband, nat geo began a 12 year prison last week after being convicted of corruption involving the malaysian state fund, one m d b. phones. louis has more from holiday parks. the judge has sentencing ross my month to 10 years in prison. now this is not the maximum custodial sentence, the maximum is 20 years in prison. this is what the prosecution had asked for, but the judge is imposing a 10 year prison term. now he's also a loud a fine of round 970000000 ring it. that's about $220000000.00 us dollars. if i'm not wrong. however, the judge has also said that a stay of execution is allowed. this means she will not be going to prison immediately. she also does not have to pay a fine immediately. and we expect that this is because the defense lawyers will be filing an appeal. now, she still has

crimes against humanity against we go muslims, provoking a furious response from beijing of i for malaysia's former prime minister of national project sentence to 10 years in prison for corruption. ah, we're going to begin in a rock court. at least 4 people are set to being killed and fighting between rival she eyed factions. ah, the southern city of basra remains on the edge after the violence began on wednesday. tensions are high in iraq after influential she idly to mocked out al serra said he was withdrawing from politics, is supporters and iran backed forces engaged in heavy fighting baghdad. earlier this week, i'll speak now to dosage a body who's following developments from baghdad. tension across iraq, but clearly real tension continuing in basra. yes, certainly rob, as the fighting broke out overnight in northern part of basrah, which is of course one of the most important provinces in iraq. it's where many of the oil fields in the country are located at the fighting, allegedly took place between members of sariah, a salam, and another sheer group that is known aside. huck that is b

we don't have guests from malaysia yet.ou can see the chair console, so let's move on to, uh, the representatives of laos. wangmani, deputy minister of agriculture and forestry of laos, i would like to give you the floor. i know that you are also here with a colleague who is directly involved in saving tigers. uh, as far as i know in laos over the past 12 years, despite all efforts, the tigers have disappeared, which caused this situation and will you restore the population? distinguished ministers, distinguished heads of delegation, distinguished participants, adams and gentlemen, government of the republic i am ready to express my gratitude for the opportunity to participate, thank the russian federation for the welcome and hospitality and thank you for the excellent organization at the second international forum in vladivostok of the russian federation in recent years. works closely with all countries where the tiger population lives, work hold summit meetings work with various organizations, and held a meeting on e, mee

the wife of malaysia's former prime minister, another browser has been convicted of corruption. she's been sentenced to 10 years in prison and find $216000000.00. a week ago, her husband began serving at jail time, also for corruption, florence louis reports from quantum number. when ross momento was the 1st lady of malaysia, she was heavily criticized for her lavish lifestyle from designer handbags, too expensive jewelry. but the true extent of her taste for the finer things in life only became clear when her husband nat geo plaza lost an election in 2018. after an investigation into allegations of corruption, the couple were eventually charged. police seized hundreds of boxes of jewelry handbags in cash, valued at more than a quarter of a $1000000000.00. on thursday, she was convicted of soliciting a bribe of nearly $42000000.00 and accepting one and a half 1000000 to help her company secure a project to build solar panels for schools. she's been sentenced to 10 years in prison and find $216000000.00, but remains on bail pending her appeal. yes, we have. we were noticed or you

myanmar, mongolia and armenia will be joined by video link by the heads of the governments of india, malaysiatnam. the authorities of the netherlands allowed gaga and a number of cities to continue cooperation with gazprom's subsidiary signed contract, at least until january 1, 2023, the dutch municipalities are perhaps the first of those who understood all the absurdity of the sansei of the eu direct ban, it does not buy gas in russia yet, however, brussels ordered all mayors and non-profit organizations to cancel all contracts with by any russian companies until 10 october. but no, there is no contract, and gas even before any embargo. the first freeze did not want gaga to apply to the central authorities of the netherlands with a request for an exception when there was a petition. in principle, it was accepted for consideration, several more cities joined it. brussels' reaction to the decision of amsterdam is still unknown. it should be noted that gaga has been looking for an alternative to gazprom for at least two months. well , she did not find it. the energy crisis has driven up coal pr

you are underweight malaysia. can you talk us through what is going on there?with the rate hikes and tighter financial conditions, basically with the ongoing tightening in the global financial conditions, it affects the picture very much. we do not see downward revisions so far. taking that into account, it keeps us underweight on malaysia and the philippines relative to other asean countries. shery: take a listen to what the finance minister had to say about tightening. >> interest rates can kill the whole monetary recovery of the economy. that's why the current inflation is going to affect expectation in the market basis. then it is time for the central bank to act. shery: how much of your overweight in indonesia comes from the tightening lag we are seeing, so you don't need to tightness fast as other economies? >> with the strong fiscal position, right now indonesia also benefits because of its monetary policy. investors do appreciate the stability and in the past, there had been a lot of doubt about the quality in the market but now central bankers are doin

and is 25 basis points a done deal in malaysia today? did surprise us that last time around -- this is going to be an interesting one because they have traditionally said even more so than some other officials in the region, we are going our own way, we have our own domestic issues. they did kind of change their tone, so it will be interesting to see what they are seeing out of the fed, how confident they are with what they see from the fed's rate path. malaysia, traditionally not moving is some of the other banks that are traditionally more conservative with their rate moves. i would tend to think they would go small, but it's anybody's guess these days. it's a very dangerous question, if you ask me. yvonne: michelle joining us on all things southeast asia. coming up, extending a weeklong lockdown, how that is weighing on the economy. we will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: that's a quick zoom in. emerging from lockdown, the extension for a few more days. stephen engle, what do we know? >> it just shows the extent the

early this week, a court in malaysia had sentenced the wife of former prime minister, not 10 years in prison after corruption. charles moments was convicted of all charges including soliciting and receiving bribes becomes days after her husband was jails for corruption. i'm sure lanka and international monetary fund struck a deal for $2900000000.00 out. people have been struggling for months west economic crisis since independence. the news continues herron al jazeera, as after witness. ah, ah, ah ah, ah. hey patricia where she moved from you so didn't office show coming was put you in at ha purple sheet. and today she foreclosure old after the trip up north. there is no credible gym attach, refresh celestine sweetie shipped. yes. wed true connection. oh 0, one for different cultures. you take a love she bossy ship, you will mark the people news and also can i mean i did decays. can you prove to, hey we're on the smith of hong bonnie's pocket, colonel tall. you let your mom or morgan dean affect the motion of his bus. it is the elite and normally we did on and about the mom that was d

my men saw the wife of malaysia's jailed former prime minister. now she bra. zach is in court and about to hear her fight and a corruption trial. the 70 year old is charged with receiving one and a half $1000000.00 worth of bribes. the u. s. has authorized its 1st update to covered 19 vaccines and booster shots. the target the on the chrome strain. the food and drug administration hopes the modified funds of bio taken medina jabs will provide a higher protection against more contagious variance. both are the headlines. the news continues after exiled up next ah, the constitution of 2008, drafted by the military to legalize and perpetuate is stay in power stipulates that the military is above the law. the miniature jose as ministry of defense. elizabeth as well governed by the generous, the military allocated 25 percent of the parliamentary seats to itself. and if you want to change the constitution to remove the military venue, needed more than sam 75 percent of the goals. you cannot get more than 75 percent of the roads because the military has b

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pro-russian separatists shot down malaysia airlines flight mh17, killing 283 passengers.stralians. tony abbott: look, i'm going to shirtfront mr. putin. you bet you are. you bet i am. i am going to be saying to mr. putin, australians were murdered. they were murdered by russian-backed rebels using russian-supplied equipment. we are very unhappy about this. mark: i mean, up to this point, russian-australian relations had very much been about trade and cultural contact. suddenly, it became much, much more conflictual, and suddenly we had the australian very much pushing for independent investigations for justice to be done, and that made, in a way, australia a problem for the kremlin, and the kremlin's natural response is, when it sees a problem, it makes problems back in return. sean: when protestors condemned putin over mh17 during the 14 g20 meeng in brisbane, australian cossack simeon boikov led a counter rally defending the russian president. sean: four corners has learned australian authorities were monitoring boikov over concerns he may have raised money for separati

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pacific is one of the reasons why i took my congressional delegation when we went to singapore and malaysia, japan, taiwan, korea to beat part of the indo pacific economic framework is one part of it and now with the pacific islands. it was pretty exciting. because we talk about security, economy and governance and how we can work together to have free, open and safe countries in the region in partnership with them. also yesterday it's exciting because it's personally exciting to me to celebrate the legacy of our 33rd president harry truman. we had the unveiling of the statue with his family there. it was pretty exciting, honoring his commitment to democracy . all of us who spoke to that president truman's commitment to democracy. the statue is there because misery has sent a statue to represent them and again a moral visionary leader. i say personally because the president came to baltimore to campaign for my father who served in congress when the president was vice resident and president. old friends and i conveyed to them my personal story of meeting harry truman. so it was very exciting

ross, my men saw the wife of malaysia's jailed former prime minister. now she resigned as in court and about to hear her fate in a corruption trial. the 70 year old is charged with soliciting and receiving one and a half $1000000.00 worth of bribes. her husband now she began a 12 year prison term last week. the u. s. has authorized its 1st up data to cove at 19 vaccines and booster shots. the target the omicron strain, the food and drug administration hopes, the modified pfizer bio taken medina jabs will provide a higher protection against more contagious variance. well, those are the headlines. the news is up after revel architecture. the impression of an ethnic minority and me and my guys back many days. the intention was to make sure that rangers were no longer entitled to either basic rights or citizenship right. al jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution after a hinge and me and my exile. i'm out is era o architecture has only defined human rights from the simplest structure to the greatest monument. but i rebelli

as assistant professor, the international islamic university, if of malaysia joins us from kuala lumpur, thank you so much for joining the program. is this about cyber attacks or is there more to it? well, it's you more to it. your fall, 13 albania, started to host the salaries for the nation, which is still listed as a nation here on iraq then was even by the united states was right in on how many hosts the you 30 been the ones i have in the power and also mama in the sound of dollars, then from there and even i just investigation of shows which i mean they carry fiber a fact. sometimes they came to carry on. federalist attacks against me. probably put her on the bulk of them, which i do. they came to being in 2016. they have maybe 30 something or been they have the hopes that i think with the stomach public or iran has continuous, profess been in government, has been in government to so much and has the same way. how dias, i, she job and other service organizations are being treated now they've never been in government has not responded to the complaint from the wrong side. and on the

russia is indonesia, it accounts for 96% of all imports to the netherlands, 2% from malaysia, swedenrom the swedes and the dutch, there are no palm plantations, but there is a processing plant. the rest of the imported oil is additionally processed already here traditionally in russia about 1 million dollars of oil is imported, but in fact, we observe changes, with the exception of the technical reduction of the second year, it has become mystical, problems that, in principle, palm oil is the cheapest among tropical ones, and this explains the large volumes of its supplies in russia, it is in second place by consumption. after sunflower oil without palm, the production of margarine in ice cream mayonnaise, as well as a huge number of confectionery products, for example, waffle cakes , is practically indispensable crackers, fast food companies are firmly addicted to palm oil, it is used in deep-frying. for cooking potatoes, in addition, it is often used in cosmetics and household chemicals, about 30% biscuits are added to soap, shampoos, toothpaste, and mass fields in russia are used

ah, malaysia's former prime minister nigi bra, zach has applied for a royal pardon, days after he was sent to jail. raz, like his serving a 12 year prison sentence for corruption in a case linked to a multi $1000000000.00 candle, had state investment fund one m d b. a full pardon would allow him to return to politics, shall anchors. a foreign minister has defended authorities use of force against protesters in july and august. ali sabri says officers were protecting democratic institutions like the presidency and the legislature. now fernandez, reports, 13 years after shall anchor ended, its conflict with the tumble tigers. there are many issues that are still unresolved. and as the government delegation heads to geneva, the issue of truth and accountability will be coming up in a resolution that the government will have to face. now, according to foreigners, sorry, sorry. or he says that they have been engaging with the cool sponsors as well as stakeholders. but ultimately, the government is determined that whatever solutions are approached that is taken, it will have to be within sh

can you not malaysia it though 30 drama, the catch ah, joseph munoz, whereas the se, se leaders seemed hesitant and clueless. the press conference they organized was a p r design is mikayla again this year to a honda civic. also, gallagher was you. what is he thick with? i'm for approval in australia whom here the tanks that we see on the street or no problem direct it. put them in sooner notice from us. correct. it's going to get simple and i think some of us blige in each of melissa congregation magazine positions to look at that young malcolm schwab program. you might wish to hewitt him, i should we assume felix doesn't think about that is from she sivilton, you know, it is still fine yet. michelle thought it wasn't a peculiar finance. meanwhile, alexandra rhodes, going deputy and vice president of russia against all odds was able to fly from moscow to photos where he somehow got into gorbachev residence and met the soviet leader. me. it's been a little bit in your young totally original dawson actually can we just expense it? glitch other for us or what mr. nisha was or this is tha

you go to singapore or malaysia, people go out at night when it is finally cooler, instead of the dayare we going to see our behavior shift? are we going to need to? >> i think so. i have looked at this in the literature that looks at mortality rates associated with temperature. those very vastly across the world depending on how -- what the local climate is. in a location that is not used to warm temperatures, you are in much greater danger of getting sick or dying if it is warm. if you are in a location that is used to it, the sensitivity to that is much less. people try to figure out exactly why that is. is it just that there is more air-conditioning? it does not seem like that. it does seem it is behavioral, learned experiences of people acclimating in other ways. kristen: i can't let you go without asking you the ultimate question, will this go down in history as the worst heatwave ever? some scientists think perhaps. others say no way, the worst is yet to come. >> every single year, the baseline is warming. we absolutely expect to break these records further going forward. we he

and in malaysia's federal territories a recent ban has been imposed on plastic bags in favor of biodegradable in compostable bags and food containers. onen kenya it's and use plastic bags with the penaltyf up to fourears in jail. over forty thousand dollar fine. but is it too little too late. plastics maybe being banned on land but they've already made their way into the sea. floating between california and hawaii is a massive come for trash known as the great pacific garbage patch. it's the size of texas and still growing. one in the deep seane of the most inhospitable places on us. scientists have found plastic items almost completely intact. but even more troubling is what happens when plastic does degrades. mike plastics are five this means granules of plastic which is defined by being less than five minutes. inside the cost off of as large pieces of plastic and then to to littering runnels will pull waste management and up in the marine environment. and when the other spa to sunlight the sunght makes them versatile and the action is the wind and the waves just breaks and dying and they b

and when you, yes, near by the, in the, in the diesel teach ski rate genius creek on your lot, malaysia, a 3rd kid around the country where, ah, oh, joseph menus. whereas the s c, i see leaders seemed hesitant and clueless. the press conference they organized was a p r design is mikhail said again this year to a honda civic also good was sure. what is he thick with? i'm for quibbling. i was trying to whom here the tanks that we see on the street, and they wrap it, put them in sooner. notice from us for as confident symbol. and i think sandra's blige in ease of analysis engagement is your commission to look at that young malcolm swap posen when when he was to shoot him. i should we officially certainly think about that assertion. settled in maryland is still open yet, though it wasn't particularly at finance candidates. meanwhile, alexandra rhodes, going yelton's, deputy and vice president of russia against all odds, was able to fly from moscow to follow us, where he somehow got into got a bunch of residents and met the soviet leader to wire or to mr. all 3. your, your children, your rea

we are seeing big markets in places like malaysia and chile and australia starting to feel the chillthearket. we are also seeing developed markets that sell machinery to china, machinery that powers the construction sector, so companies like germany and japan are also suffering. businesses there are watching osely to see whether this long-awaited bailout is going to come, or if this paralysis i mentioned will prevent them from doing anything more than incremental measures. laura: thank you so much for joining us. here in the united states, abortion rights have been hotly debated since the u.s. supreme court overturned the national right to an abortion. there is a lot of discussion about abortion pills and if they are legal in states that ban aborti. in japan there is a debate over medically induced abortions. japan's health ministry said in may it would approve an abortion pill companies and. from our tokyo, our correspondent reports. rupert: this japanese woman became pregnant after her boyfriend repeatedly refused to use a condom after sex. she then had to ask his permission to get

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well, last man saw when she was 1st lady of malaysia, she was already known for lavish lifestyle and she was very heavily criticized for it. she's known for expensive taste and m designer handbags and expensive jewelry, but it was really only after her husband was defeated in the 2018 general election . that the true extent of her taste for luxury was really made known. it was then that the police and the anti graft body investigated the couple. and i think malaysians and people over the wall really watched with much surprise when police ended up seizing hundreds of boxes of expensive jewelry of high end watchers of cash in various different currencies. from residence as linked to the houses. and it was really the corruption allegations surrounding the couple that really led to so much public anger that the party that he belongs to unknown, was voted out in a very historic defeat for the 1st time in its history. in the not 2018 general election. so i think there is a feeling amongst the majority of malaysians amongst a lot of people. that justice has been done on this day. out there

crimes against humanity. beijing rejected the study as an attempt to undermine instability. acorda malaysia sentenced the wife of former prime minister nancy brazile to 10 years in prison after a corruption trial. ross mon, sorta was convicted of all charges including soliciting and receiving bribes, sir lanka, and the international monetary fund. i was struck a deal for a $2900000000.00 bailout. people have been struggling from lung some of the countries worst economic crisis since independence. the crisis led to mass demonstrations of force, the resignation of the president in july, 2000 eons had been killed by his reading forces during raves in the occupied west bank. one of the victims was short when his really soldiers stormed the mulatto refugee camp. the 2nd was killed by israeli police in al buena city. those of the headlines coming up next on al jazeera, it's people and power. goodbye. a weekly look at the world's talk business stories from global markets to economies, and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives, on examining $150000000.00 and counting the co

still didn't think it was a crazy choice, you know, this random african bringing a chinese guy from malaysia. >> chinese guy are accent on american tv. >> trevor: yeah, man, and what a journey it's been. every single one of you who comes here to support us every single day, everybody who watches the show and it's grown all around the world. i recently went to india for the first time and there are people there who have supported everything we've done. and i found myself filled with gratitude for the journey. it's been-- it's been absolutely amazing. it's something that i never expected. and i found myself thinking throughout the time, you know, everything we've gone through. the trump presidency, the pandemic, just the journey of, you know, the more pandemic. ( laughter ) and i realized that after the seven years, my time is up. i... yeah. but in the most-- in most beautiful way, honestly. i've loved hosting this show. it's been one of my greatest challenges. it's been one of my greatest joys. i've loved trying foigure out,000 mouthow to make people n when the stories were the shittiest on t

and about the same in thailand, malaysia and indonesia, combined by a gas plants produce only a quarter of the c o. 2 emissions that coal plants emit. and bio mass energy has one more advantage over solar and wind in that is on to me. so you don't care if the winds blowing sun shining. but there is a catch by a me sane can leak from these facilities. this gas is ability to warm the planet is much greater than that of c o. 2 and bio gas facilities are only sustainable as long as waste is used. if crops are cultivated for the purpose, it's not viable. the same is true of biofuels produced from bio mass like fire ethan all or by a diesel. the crops for them need to be grown and that takes away space for food crops, or even to plates, forests, and biodiversity. as is happening with palm oil, trees in indonesia, sugar cane in brazil and rapes seed in germany. would pallets are an alternative and increasingly popular biofuel. but researchers say there is strong evidence that natural forests and habitats in eastern europe and north america are being destroyed by the rising demand for would pel

rich and e from west africa. 85 percent of the world's palm oil now originates in indonesia and malaysia. despite the plants incredible properties, there's a catch. it only grows in the tropics, the location of the world. tropical rain forests. ready our growing appetite, the palm oil, has meant deforestation in a single decade. forest totaling the size of israel being lost, destroying rain prior to displaced indigenous peoples and labor pieces have been documented on palm oil plantation. deforestation destroys habitat tooth threatening pungent from march and tigers. to be around the town, one of human relatives. but the rain for problems don't end in the rain promised patrons, economic b, which wetlands, when that dried out to grow oil palm, they can catch by creating evolution and foaming surrounding region. deforestation is also a leading cause of climate change since the c o 2 absorbing powers of trees and soils are lost. could amount of the deforestation for palm, as it could be called caitlin areas. and pete lens are very a very unique ecosystem and very important. it's a very carb

and about the same in thailand, malaysia and indonesia, combined by a gas plants produce only a quarter of the c o. 2 emissions that coal plants emit and bio mass energy has one mortgage advantage over solar and wind in that it's on demand. so you don't care if the winds glowing, sunshiny, but there is a catch by a me sane can leak from these facilities. this gas is ability to warm the planet is much greater than that of c o. 2 and bye. as facilities are only sustainable as long as waist is used. if crops are cultivated for the purpose, it's not viable. the same is true of biofuels produced from bio mass like fire ethan. oh, by a diesel. the crops will them need to be grown and that takes away space for food crops, or even to plates, forests, and biodiversity. as is happening with palm oil, trees and indonesia, sugar cane in brazil and rate seed in germany would pellets are an alternative and increasingly popular biofuel. but research has say, there is strong evidence that natural forests and habitats in eastern europe and north america are being destroyed by the rising demand for would

good scattering of showers across malaysia. not too bad int indonesia. although we do have some light showers coming into western parts of borneo, caesar very heavy rain also making its way away from eastern parts of india. size of the monsoon, clearing towards the northwest, cats ha, airway official and line of the journey. a footballer, a doctor, and a pioneer for his sport, he lost the chance to play for his country, but won a legal battle that paid the way for a generation of brazilian players. footballing legendary counts and r introduces off one scene of penalized by his club for his political beliefs. he took power into his own hands and blazed the trail for players rights. football rebels on algae zebra. o. ah, you are watching al jazeera reminder of our headline. this hour a minute silence has been held across the united kingdom on the eve of queen elizabeth, the 2nd funeral. the cue to see her coffin has now closed. since wednesday, hundreds of thousands of people have lined up to see the queen lying in states. u. s. president joe biden, and th

a smaller one, the rba, malaysia, poland. in the meantime, rate strategist. short-term targets, where you think we need to go and mark >> good chance they reacted as decision. we are not had time to fully digested. some say 97, some say 95. goldman said 97. it is certainly feasible. the key thing is, how does the ecb react to it? besides to 50, even if it does 75, we reduce the size of rates going forward very quickly. anything in the range is very plausible. yvonne: hold on a second. we're going to talk about liftoff. spacex. a falcon nine rocket carrying satellites this evening. basically we are seeing nine minutes after the launch the booster is going to separate from the first stage and land in the atlantic ocean. musk has been tweeting about these rocket launches. they have been carrying one every five days. david: here we go. five seconds to launch. it's david: there we go. that was the falcon nine launch. starling satellites into low orbit. flip maneuver, big split. entry burn. our dynamic guidance. very fancy. i am reading off a website. that should b

and about the same in thailand, malaysia and indonesia, combined by a gas plans produce only a quarter of the c o. 2 emissions that coal plants emit. and bio mass energy. there's one more advantage over solar and wind in there, it's on demand. so you don't care if the winds blowing sunshiny, but there is a catch by a me sane can leak from these facilities. this gases ability to warm the planet is much greater than that of c o. 2 and bio gas facilities are only sustainable as long as waste is used. if crops are cultivated for the purpose, it's not viable. the same is true of biofuels produced from biomass like fire even all by a diesel. the crops for them need to be grown and that takes away space for food trucks or even deplete forests and biodiversity. as is happening with palm oil, trees and indonesia, sugar cane in brazil and rapes seed in germany. would pallets are an alternative and increasingly popular biofuel. but researchers say there is strong evidence that natural forests and habitats in eastern europe and north america are being destroyed by the rising demand for would pelle