and there's also sunshine and settled whether to be found across the south of south asia in particular for southern parts of india. some rain coming into sherlock and with the weather dominating across from the central and eastern areas, we could see some thunder storms here. and places like maggio protests much to wire to the north east. we are, however, going to see some very wet weather start to creep into southern parts of pakistan by tuesday of the discussing the defining issues of our time. the reason that we're able to see so much progress with machine learning is because it is predicated on the exploitation of labor somewhere else. exploring the implications for the global south as the artificial intelligence revolution, etc, rings to where the benefits lie. and with a hot light, we're backing 9 diet future on a technology that is fundamentally very sustainable studio b, b. i series on a jersey and inconsistent general election impact. hassan with viable former prime ministers in wrong kind of know actually both claiming victory force trading between different policies will now

of cloud starting to develop across will central areas on saturday and some showers pulling into the south for places like home comb. the showers are also the dominant feature and the very south of south asia for the likes of sri lanka, some of those sound stones rumbling into columbus. it will be heavy as in the west on friday. but locksley drive of southern parts of india that of cloud here and there we could see some foggy issues we have got watches out for the north east and some showers as well. some of those splashing into a bundle dish, but as soon as wet as it has been a recent days, much to wire across the north, we have got some thunderstorm warning is out on saturday for the very north of india as that, whether it starts to pull in across the move in pakistan as well, but much to wire in the south zeros here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt. how many other channels can you say will take this time and put extensive followed into reporting from under reported areas? of course we cover major global events, but our passion lies in making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how is fine with the young man regions. and so many othe

thousands of workers in south-east asia being - point. thousands of workers in southasia being working conditions are so hot that their life to be put at risk, according to uk research. the study of workers in cambodia, the first was canon the bottom highlight the risks they climate change will post to those already struggling in hot countries. the bbc also discovered that conditions in cambodia is kilns are even more toxic. our correspondent gained a rare access to the industry for this report. the names of the workers she spoke to have been changed to protect them. workers in cambodia was a red factories are trapped in a never—ending cycle of heat. production really stops. researchers secretly recorded workers a body temperature, in some cases, it was life—threatening lehi. here is intense, it is oppressive. the only way i can describe it as being an oven. the fire isjust behind these bricks. they spend hours at a time. this is not just about brick kiln workers here cambodia, there are hundreds of thousands of people who work in kilns right across and southern asia.

the species, which is native to the rivers of south and south—east asia, is classified as criticallyhas paused ivf procedures after the supreme court in the us state ruled that frozen embryos could be legally considered children. the hospital authorities say they feel for those relying on ivf to build a family but are concerned they could be prosecuted. the court ruled last week that any human life from the moment of conception was sacred. alabama, like many southern states, outlaws all abortions without exception. david willis in los angeles gave us this. we are indeed, steve. indeed. just five days after that ruling by the alabama supreme court classifying embryos as children, the largest hospital in the state of alabama, the university of alabama hospital, has said that it is putting ivf procedures on hold for the time being whilst it evaluates the potential implications of this ruling by the alabama supreme court last week, there is concern that doctors and patients could be the subject of criminal or civil proceedings in the light of this decision by the justices, or indeed find

the issue of scale, the issue of route competition, not only that through central asia, the south caucasus is. and the issue of political stability in central asia, in the south caucasus. that 's almost the last question, i think, but it seems important to me. when... you said that there could be an escalation that could reverberate through the southern caucasus, you were referring to this situation around israel that iran could be drawn into, and and and all of this, all of this territory could ignite a little bit, and accordingly this can be a sign of the north and south caucasus, well, if it happens, certainly from the echo in the south. there will be no doubt about it, the other issue is that now we see the attempts of the iranians and their allies to oust the united states from syria and iraq as the first priority, and well, the impression is that in some form it can happen, in washington they can delay it decision, to agree to negotiations on the deal. mountains, but we see that the strikes on american targets in syria continue, the biters continue to strike as well, and although there are signs of a certain de-escalation, it is not clear that the situa

of south asia. lots of settled weather to be found in the south of india for sri lanka, as well as the mold is just some rain terminating in the northeast with the likes of new port as well as baton. and some for the conditions, possibly coming back in for the north east of india. but it is improving across of much of the north, not just of india, but also of pocket's done. so i'm showing dominating across small coastal areas and lots of rooms for them by through to thursday. the heroes from al jazeera on the go and me tonight out is there is only mobile apps. is that the, this is where we dissect from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think is it the of violence and synagogues also the president postponed this month, selection lucky. so cited control of the city is over the disqualification of some presidential candidate position that says it's a constitutional so could kind of go the headings even more misconduct. this is inside the .

south, thereby resolving issues of leveling the consequences of western sanctions policies and entering promising markets in south asia, middle east and africa. by the way, by the end of the twenty -third, the greatest increase in the volume of cargo traffic was shown by the north-southdor, more than 11 million tons, which is 79% higher than in 2022, but oh, how the states can now pump up the iranians and the entire middle east into the cash register, because iran everything else is growing. cooperation with china on initiative projects is a path, i would call it a multipolarity trade path. if you look closely, you will see that his long-suffering from the american army boots of syria with china also has an agreement. damascus joins the project of the economic train of the silk road and the maritime silk road of the 20th century. to put it mildly, such large trade projects significantly strengthen both chinese and russian influence in the middle east region and strengthen belarus. economy, preventing our country from becoming a springboard for turbulence in the region. do you think the ex-hegemon likes all this? so you think who was right and which countries chose the right path of independent cooperation on equal terms, and which ones fell under the interests of was

far away. settled few days before that starts to sweep in to the south of the south island by the mid week and it was moved to south east asia. it's looking very dry across the very north for endo china. lots of heat continuing to build for thailand, a few showers coming into coastal areas of vietnam, but the west off the weather continues to linger around indonesia. the weather brought to you by visit castle. unique perspective. i want to leave. i don't want to, even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this and it was really helpful. my things thoughtful this coverage and there's no reason to target the journal on her. it's voices that i'm of the patients. please connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, means that women are delivering babies in the shelters in the rubble of their own homes. and this is unacceptable. the stream on out just the or news news the photo back to watching on just bear with me. so robin in de la reminder of all the top stories. these are the military is ramping up as a tanks on russia, in southern gauze as it for pass for an anticipated ground defensive all t

of south asia weather wise. at the moment we've got lots of sunshine dominated across the south of india and into sri lanka was just a few showers here and the temperature is sitting quite high. so this time of us, a places like a colombo, it's gonna get cooler. however, across the north of the region, thanks to a westerly disturbance that's bought some what and wintery weather to the likes of afghanistan. we'll see that edge is in northern parts of pakistan and india over the next few days. you can see some hail storm as well. as heavy snow and heavy rain, the rain will full likely in the hole on monday, sometime coming back in on tuesday. but accrued a feel over the next few days. for new delhi, we have a chance of thunder rashaw as through to the mid week, some heavier rain on choose day, and also a cooling effect coming in here. and these are set to cool down across much of china, thanks to the development of a weather system. moving its way across the east coast onwards to the korean peninsula. it joins up with some very wintry weather, moving across the north, east of china, into rushes of far east. it'll blo

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of impact on south korean perception to the u.s. for their contribution for the stability of east asia overall but can generate a lot of debate and controversy about southkorea's desire for nuclear armament. so we all know 70% of south korean people expressed the desire to have their own nuclear weapon in survey but not why they wanted and the assumption is because of the increased threat from north korea with advanced nuclear weapon capabilities or the u.s. perception lies dysfunctional politics or weakening commitment for defense for allies with the image of trump administration but actually it has more to do with the war in ukraine, politicians saying after seeing what happened in ukraine we believe in the u.s. alliance but this is a world of uncertainty and we would like to have our own measure of self-help and in a public survey done by korea and institute of national reunification asked why you want nuclear weapon, 30% say uncertainty about the politics other than north korea or china even excluding china so giving the trend to u.s. policy in taiwan will be perceived as a factor of uncertainty of south korean perception about the world of politics

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heats continuing to build here is the story of heat for northern parts of south east asia, but it's much west to across the south. the west brought to you by visit castle hod huge. i mean, to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is that any of the thoughts providing answers my question to you? all the good coups i think is the most difficult question apart to answer facing realities. usb 2. in the security council, this is a may just something go because if it access to, if he of the story on told to how does era the book about k, what channels is there with me? so whole rom, the reminder of all the top stories is really strong, so killed at least $66.00 people across southern and central gauze that now the dense come after an intense, it's really been bothering to, over the past 24 hours. the un estimates of 5 and a half 1000 expectant mothers i'll do to get but i think also in the next month, many of them don't know if they'll be able to do so safely. a lot of supplies being sold by the 5th of pregnant women and likely to suffer complicatio

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the south carolina will decide with a this is evidence of a job well done by kind of o, just area, south carolina. time for the weather. here's carter how low they have from northern parts of south asia. we have seen persistent fall in small issues that have continued for new delhi, disrupting some traffic there and causing poor visibility and quality issues. now the good news is we will see some wet to weather start to creep into new daily thanks to a west city disturbance that's moved its way from. i've gone just on into pockets. donald bought some very heavy rain in the south. it's not moved on to northern parts of india, bringing some the storms, the threat of lighting, as well as hail and wintry conditions up in the mountains. now for the south of this, it is a much more sex old story. we will see the development of some rain pushing into northern areas such as to per dash and be hot and the wet weather when she conditions continue for that pool and baton, but much dry up full. the rest of india clear skies settle conditions down to the south. some heavy rain, however, affecting sri lanka. and heavy rain is the story for central china. as we move to east asia, that's called a wi

council also hosted a discussion on china's financial role in the countries of the global south from latin america to south east asia. speakers focus on china's investments in developing countries infrastructure and the debt from those loans. this isci about 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning. my name is chairman's mark. i'm a senior fellow with the geoeconomics center of atlantic council. i would like to welcome you to our next session where we are going to dig into development and finance, china's lending, aid, its investments and what is being called the global south. i'm going to use the moderator's privilege and refer to low income and middle income countries. that seems to be a more neutral term than what we were using before. real quickly, just to introduce the topic. we found a great deal today about a lot of the big picture aspects of china's interaction with the developing world. and to think what we're going to try to do here is sort of dig into the lifeblood of this interaction, which is money. the lending investment and a that china has offered to both low income and middle income countries over the

away. settled few days before that starts to sweep in to the south of the south island by the mid week. that was me move to south east asia. it's looking very dry across the very north for indo china. lots of heat continuing to build for thailand, a few showers coming into coastal areas of vietnam, but the west, off the weather continues to linger around indonesia asking questions. were you ever warren's about the health effect? the power no understanding the reality. reporting from the action of the hospital with fearless german is just behind me. hundreds of people have been in fact to h as an in depth coverage tying on states its future of fossil fuels. nope, renewable. i'll just use teams on the ground. bring you closer to the heart of the story. mazda some big, a survivor of the united states, victorious guantanamo on background detention center, civic, so cold war on terror. now human rights activist campaign for the release of the last i've gone have been one time, will be retraces as steps revisit cuz that's it. that's by the echoes of background witness documentary on the jersey to the the the most about kill wat

south asia, with a growing relationship with pakistan and india. it has energy cooperation set up with bangladesh. the u.s. feels a need to strengthen engagement with countries of southrder to push back against the growing influence of china and russia. john: are they willing to overlook the lack of democracy? they talk about wanting to spread democracy around the world. >> strategic imperatives carry the day. the administration has used this values-based foreign policy where it sought to push for better, more rights, more democracy in the region but has applied that selectively. it had been applying it robustly in bangladesh. much less so in india, which is a country struggling with democratic backsliding. it's been quiet in pakistan. these are different countries, policies. the u.s. has different interests. in bangladesh today, president biden conveyed a letter to the prime minister in which he said he looks forward to working with her. john: you been touching on, the nature of democracy in the region. >> worst-case is afghanistan where the taliban is back in power. they don't do democracy. pakistan, bangladesh, india, all have elections this year. repression, oppr

of south asia. thanks to west of the disturbance. it's moved its way from i've gone through to pockets on bringing some heavy rain to the south of that's cleared up by sunday. instead, it'll be northern parts of india that to the west of that, whether we have with some amber law itself. the thunder storms with the potential lightning and hail. some of that rain is expected to touch into new daily. it's likely to help with some of the fault and small issues. so it's under showers that on sunday luck sunday lied to rain on monday, but the folk could come back in on tuesday a much clearer and more 2nd story to the south of this the when i asked him, did you think park what can hurt you? she said herbicides are supposed to kill plants, not people. yeah. and again, he's relying on the regulators. right. and the companies to be telling him the truth. and so when the companies are not truthful and the regulators are lacks, in doing their jobs, people are put a risk and this is the end result. the standoff steps 1st in politics and noble island for 2 years is over pro protest you need is so to take the seats and the regional comments where the

of south asia weather wise. at the moment we got lots of sunshine dominated across the south of india and into sri lanka was just a few showers here and the temperature is sitting quite high. so this time of us are places like a colombo cooler. however, across the north of the region, thanks to a westerly disturbance that support some wet and wintery weather to the likes of i've got to stand, we'll see that edge in the northern parts of pakistan and india over the next few days. you can see some hail storm as well as heavy snow and heavy rain. the rain will full likely in the hole on monday, sometime coming back in on tuesday, but accrued a feel over the next few days. for new delhi, we have a chance of thunder rashaw as through to the mid week, some heavy rain on tuesday, and also a cooling effect coming in here. and things are set to cool down across much of china. thanks the development of a weather system. moving its way across the east coast onwards to the korean peninsula, it joins up with some very wintry weather. moving across the north, east of china, into rushes, a far east. it'll block temperatures do

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south caucasus, the inclusion of the south caucasus in the transport corridors, which in the situation when russia and belarus have become , well , almost not completely, but to a large extent a logistical dead end, and this central asia southcorridor has now acquired a completely different meaning, then the search for its place. that is, now, obviously, they will most likely concentrate on economic and social ones success, on some, on some investment in the youth, and obviously there will be a renewal, at least partial power at all levels in order to attract more young personnel, to create the idea that social elevators work and that ... to achieve success, as far as i know, various programs for the modernization of the economy are being debated, so that azerbaijan , which is now, is completely tied to oil and gas, and whether they have a chance to diversify, to create their own military-industrial complex, for example, how do they think about it start speaking, these are big ambitious development programs.

heats continuing to build here is the story of heat for northern parts of south east asia, but it's much west to across the south. the, this is the 1st and they saw that we see in the real time it's the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream media. it is always an attempt to frame at the 2 side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias who understand what they are looking to see out and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered. exploding diverse culture exciting political disco of exposing societies and doc award winning in dense investigations. the get compelling insights into humanitarian holes and until the stories from asia were in the pacific 101 east. on alger 0. the the book about sales is that when you saw with me said he'll rom. and in the hall, remind to of all the top stories. here's where the bombings and central and southern guns that have killed at least 66 palestinians. and the last 24 hours molding 80 were injured in the attacks. and people remain trum

of the pack install enough. got install and used for my manager at the south asia times offering some very intriguing come entry. thank you very much for joining us. thank you for your time. the south africa has the address to the international court of justice urging the body to examine israel's decision to launch it's operation. in rafa la pretoria had filed the case against israel alleging it is committed genocide and gaza analyses. the plant idea of offensive, as a continuation of what teller be, was precisely ordered to stop of the unprecedented military offensive against ralph, as announced by the state of his ro, has already led to and will result in the large scale, killing home and destruction. this would be in serious and irreparable breach both of the genocide convention and of the court's order of 26 of january 2024. let's learn more and of course you will have to of course, moment know the oil come guy with more on this and the good to see you could just to, if you would. what do we know so far about south africa, south africa's request, but also there's the background to it as well. if you would be so kind. i absolutely believe you told me it has indeed returned to th

and as it moved to south east asia, heavier rain dominating in the south, much try and halter in the north for thailand. of the weather, brought to you by visit castle, the the the watching knowledge of the of me, elizabeth put on them. and uh huh. of a mind to about stories, the sound that is rainy on me is gone, and gauze are from the north to south targeting heavily populated areas. it's issued more of actuation orders, as it's full, says, push sauce, the pals to me and say there was no way safe for them to go. us 70 of state entities. lincoln is back in the middle east for talks on gaza. he's caught me in saudi arabia and well travelled as royalty occupied, westbank, egypt, and kasha, and versions. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. fucking and pounds announced that he wouldn't be fulfilling his public duties. last month, the king spent several days in hospital and for an enlarged prostate test, then identified a separate types of cancer. and that's returned to gauze and now with some palestinian families of pitching tents and a symmetry and rougher more people are being forced into the south

asia and the global south can have with this perspective? or basically are we a continuous crash course with the rulers of western hegemany and the global south? well, we're on a crash course with imperialism and zionism, and it's really clear that, you know, but but one of the things that's actually hopeful is that we're seeing these very large numbers of thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions of people in the heart of the imperial core. saying no, we stand with the global south, not only saying, we want to cease fire now, but we support the palestinian resistance, and this is something that's increasingly clear, and what that means is that it's not possible for these states to for too long sustain this ongoing war machine targeting the palestinian people and targeting everyone in the region, but the fact is is that these imperialist forces have shown time and time again that rather... than you know attempting to sort of preserve some form of minimal peace in the region, well where they engage in pressure campaigns, but they sort of pull back the attack dogs of the zionist regime from like this extreme genocide, they're not doing that, t

asia and the global south can have? with this perspective or basically are we a continuous crash course with the rulers of western hegemany and the global south? well we're on a crash course with imperialism, anxionism and it's really clear that you know, but but one of the things that's actually hopeful is that we're seeing these very large numbers of thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions of people in the heart of the... imperial core saying, no, we stand with the global south, not only saying, we want to cease fire now, but we support the palestinian resistance, and this is something that's increasingly clear, and what that means is that it's not possible for these states to for too long sustain this ongoing war machine targeting the palestinian people and targeting everyone in the region, but the fact is is that these imperialist forces have shown time and time again, that rather than you know attempting to sort of preserve some form of minimal peace in the region um we know where they engage in pressure campaigns but they sort of pull back the attack dogs of the zionist regime from like this extreme genocide they're not doing that th

south africa is launched. another request with the international court of justice or of israel's action, the the headlight. there has been a very quiet story for south asia. it is a dry season, but we all seem to develop an of some cloud across northern parts of india. that's going to bring some thunder storms to the likes of b ha and bin goal as well. we have got some watches out for those with that rain as well, entering across it's in northern parts of bundle dish and a bit of a wind to refill. continuing for parts of net port and boot time, you can see that rain starting to ease on thursday, dropping slightly for the south before drawing up a legacy of cloud remain stretching across most central areas. but up in the north where we are seeing temperatures, where we expect them to be largely quiet picture, with lots of sunshine dominating across the southern areas of pockets done. and sunshine is the story for the south of india was just in shot, was moving across for atlanta into thursday as it moved to east asia. the rain is set to develop a cross central pots of china. once again. that's going to knock temperatures down dramatically. we have seen exceptional heat, so this time is yeah, because it has like beijing is. what is shanghai? you can see the development of that with the system and moving across the east china see spring a winter. we mix to north korea some heavier rain in south korea is going to drop the temperature down in sold by thursday as the rain rolls in. actual unique perspective on and leave. i don't want to call even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this and it was really at 4 m

of weather creeping into the south on sunday. and weather continues to dominate the solvable south east asia. some heavy full for borneo. they look at those yellow peaks, you could see some flooding from that, but across the nose and got high pressure in charge for indo china. so hot and dry condition all the dominant feature here of the ukraine, a father frontline, a mother and children. can this ton of the see a future? one of the sky is full of sign is without and the ukraine escaping the dock with the latest news as it breaks. some of those who need a may be able to access that in parts of to them that are safe and where there is no fighting with detailed coverage. the cold scripts of training here on an island that symbolizes sweden's rustic change in military policy. from around the world, the security forces are not protecting the people, but rather the president and his decision to delay the elect. the the, you're watching the off a 0, a reminder of our headlines this. our world leaders are blaming rushes. presidents to the death of opposition leader. i'll explain the volume in prison. vladimir pretends most pro

south africa, the most common is cervical cancer. in those reasons for that as far as um, certain places in asia and mongolia, most common is liver cancers. and south of japan is stomach cancer, gastric cancer. so all depends, but yeah, that's those are the most common that we see worldwide us. and gladly we are, you know, thankfully there are decreasing cases over the past 1015 years. are there particular regions or countries experience a higher incidence a certain cancers? yeah, pretty much uh, in terms of uh, certain regions, like i said, most highly industrialized countries mostly is preston, uh, breast cancer as well as by mail, prostate cancer and lung cancer. the reason is because there's better screenings in those countries as far as those other regions. i mentioned before. so south africa and western western africa, the higher incidence, and that's from several cancer because there is a lack of screening, a circle cancer. there's a very simple test that we do call the passenger, which is not developed in those countries. hopefully there be proceeding along as far as mongolia that i mentioned before. there's a high high instance of liver cancer over 80 other cancer. and the reason is the high rates of hepatitis b and c and liver and alcohol, alcohol consumption, which is a, has a high propensity for developing liver cancer. as far as uh, south depend, um through there are that most common is gastric cancer. and the reason for that is the smoke needs uh that they use and the high incidence of age priority, which he will, he will go back to by lori, which is a bacteria infection which is known to cause stomach cancer. what cultural or environmental factors might contribute to these regional variances? well, the cultural is pretty much a maintaining a healthy lifest

south, there closer to the south, the arabian peninsula is located in southwest asia and belongs to. to eurasia, attention to the screen: in the east it is washed by the waters of the persian gulf of oman, in the southn the west by the red sea. correct answer: yes. attention, question eight. is it true that diego maradona was brazilian? time! diego maradona, of course. originally, maybe from india, from india, maraudonno, who could he be, where could he be from ? it’s unlikely, but he was delighted, matvey, this is the first time i ’ve heard about such a person, but i intuitively answered, no, it seems to me. he’s mexican, mexican, wow, how interesting, okay, dasha, what do you think? i’m also hearing this for the first time, i answered, no, it seems to me that he is italian, well done, dasha, keep it up, but maradona is not italian, andrey, and you know, i know, he is a very famous football player, and he is from argentina, he played for national team, became a multiple world champion, he played for the argentina national team, here he is on the screen, the legendary argentine football player diego armando. maradona. the correct answer to our question? no. ninth question. pay attention to the scree

south africa, the most common is cervical cancer. and those are the reasons for that as far as um, certain places in asia and mongolia, most common is liver cancers. and south of japan is stomach cancer, gastric cancer. so all depends. but yeah, that's those are the most common that we see worldwide us. and gladly we are, you know, thankfully there are decreasing cases over the past 1015 years. are there particular regions or countries experience a higher incidence? a certain cancers? yeah, uh, pretty much, uh, in terms of uh, certain regions, like i said, most highly industrialized countries mostly is preston, uh, breast cancer as well as by mail, prostate cancer and lung cancer. the reason is because there's better screenings in those countries as far as those other regions. i mentioned before. so south africa and western western africa, the higher incidence, and that's from several cancer because there is a lack of screening, a circle cancer. there's a very simple test that we do call the passenger, which is not developed in those countries. hopefully there be proceeding along as far as mongolia that i mentioned before. there's a high high instance of liver cancer over 80 other cancer. and the reason is the high rates of hepatitis b and c and liver and alcohol, alcohol consumption, which is uh, has a high propensity for developing liver cancer. as far as uh, south depend, um through there are that most common is gastric cancer. and the reason for that is the smoke needs that they use and the high incidence of age priority, which he look, he would go back to pi, lori, which is a bacteria infection, which is known to cause stomach cancer. what cultural or environmental factors might contribute to these regional variances? well, the cultural is pretty much a maintaining a healthy lifes

of flying with our operators within the region. in defense, it is getting traction. south korea just selected the aircraft. india is another example. >>you had two big wins in asia. southorea with the military plane and scoot getting ready to introduce this year. this jet behind us right does t sell to the asia pacific airlines? >> this will be a flagship for us because they want to use our aircraft to open new routes and offer higher frequency of flights to passengers. we see that to help sell aircraft. it is a very modern aircraft. we assure it is starting operation in south korea and we open the door for new markets. >>> coming up on the show, a new report from moody's shows high levels of crime out of the uk and china. we will be joined by the head of financial crime and compliance to discuss the findings. you don't want to miss it. we'll be back in two. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer. sleep number does that. can it help us sleep better and better? please? sleep number does that. 94 percent of smart sleepers report better sleep

south korea is back in japan is back with strength, we typed about the softbank story and the semiconductor story. avril, what are you looking at? >> we are looking at much of asia, japan and south korea are back up and running and running higher. nikkei extending gains by almost 3% today. that is the biggest jump since november 2022. in all this, you are seeing the tech rally. you see the yen, corporate governance really refueling things. you pointed out earlier in showing up in softbank that in a matter of three trading sessions has surged 30 plus percent. note on the rsi showing us the most overbought levels in more than two decades. tokyo, electron, another stock we have been closely watching because it's guidance thanks to strong china sales and that trend is expected to continue for this equipment making manufacturer as china works to build up its domestic chipmaking capabilities. it's not just japan, south korea chipmaking stocks running higher. i wanted take you to how the kospi has been performing in the past two months amid all this. it seems like south korea is taking a leave out of japan's labor as the kospi has lost 6% in january. but then rebounding since the early parts of this month on this expectation of these are reglet tory push to unlock shareholder values, improve corporate governance and the insurers are rising and south korea because those are the stocks that's expected to benefit. let's flip the board and take you to the effects space as we wait for the u.s. cpi print. we see dollar-yen pushing closer to that one of -- 150 level. korean won supported by the stock market inflow. kiwi has been losing ground against the greenback, among the biggest losers in the g10 after in inflation expectation that came in at the lowest in two .5 years. -- 2.5 years. it is all about u.s. data. tom: avril hong in singapore with a check on the asian markets. japan coming through strongly

of the year. former president trump weighed in on this as did south dakota governor kristi noem with me yesterday. watch a this. >> it's not just south america. it's from africa, from asiaand china. >> from all over the world, from china they have 28,000 people in the last few months. 28,000, is he building an arrest a my? -- army. mostly men, from the age of 18 to 25. >> i believe they're using the southern border to get people into this country to collect data and to spy on us, not just using balloons, they're using every tool they have and that's the people of the ccp that are in here gathering information in our communities that they'll use against us. maria: congressman, what do you make of it, the fact that so many chinese nationals are entering america through the southern border and cheryl just reported how the drug cartels are now moving onto the northern border, they're charging 6,000 a head to cross that border as well. >> yeah, but they charged chinese nationals a heck of a lot mover than $6,000 per head. maria: i believe $35,000 a hd or $50,000 a head per chinese national. >> it's a profitable enterprise to smuggle chinese nationals into the united states a