on wednesday, anthony albanese is off to the pacific islands forum.urse there are frequent appearances by chinese officials in the pacific as well, both jockeying for power in the region. this is the first meeting of the pacific islands forum for three years. in the last in-person meeting, they issued a declaration identifying climate change as the most persistent security threat the area faces. so in that context, anthony albanese giving this speech today set him up ahead really well for the forum on wednesday. shery: bloomberg's paul allen. terminal users can watch the sydney energy forum on liv . speakers include the prime minister albanese, the u.s. energy secretary jennifer granholm, and the leaders of the iaea and adb. haidi: let's get you a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. gap shares fell in late trading after the retailer fired its ceo over a series of operational challenges. someone will take over as interim ceo. gap adjusted operating margins to slightly negative. signs change has secured a loan to ease its cash crunch

down at the negotiating table and understand russia's conditions, australian prime minister anthony albanesed about providing ukraine with additional military-technical aid worth 100 million dollars, the albanian said this at a briefing in kyiv after a meeting with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky, according to the australian prime minister, ukraine will also provide ukrainians with additional military equipment today in buch, i saw obvious evidence of a war crime people need to be held accountable for their actions and australia supports holding russia accountable for its actions we will provide an additional 14 armored personnel carriers and an additional 20 bushmasters of protected vehicles that we have already provided , increasing this number to 60, we will provide additional other military equipment, including drones and other equipment that ukraine requested. slovakia can transfer its mig-29 fighters and soviet-made tanks to ukraine. the prime minister of the czech republic, petr fiala, said the slovak prime minister, eduard geger, refused to provide details, referring to t

joining me now the prime minister anthony albanese. thank you for joining me.leaders, including india, china and the united states, all get together and agree to do something significant, won't it be too late? >> well, i certainly hope not. i'm very optimistic at the madrid nato summit. i had discussions with world leaders and at the quad leaders meeting. i regard people as being very prepared to take much stronger action. there's a greater recognition now as well that dealing with the challenge of climate change represents also an economic opportunity. we will see the greatest transformation we've seen in our economy since the industrial revolution with the shift to clean energy. clean energy will see jobs being created at the same time, something the biden administration recognizes. something that our european friends certainly recognize as well. >> let's turn to national security. china, as you know better than i, is increasingly flexing its military muscle in your part of the world. three quarters of australians believe china could pose a military threat to

flooding across australia's east coast regions. 4th, since march of last year, prime minister anthony albanese said its evidence of the need for action on climate change. strong winds have fueled wild fires in several parts of greece. a forest plays west of athens or the evacuation of a village as aircraft, and more than $130.00 firefighters battled the flames. earlier fires burned olive groves near the ancient site of delphi and force the evacuation of a beach hotel while italy is grappling with the countries worst drought in 7 decades. water levels have dropped to record lows in lakes and rivers in the north, and residents in some areas are now facing restrictions on how much water they can use. a cry for help in the midst of an early he twist and no sign of rain. italy is facing its worth shout in decades. the government has announced funds of over 35000000 euros to address water shortages and a state of emergency that makes it easier to access them. the emergency also allows authorities to declare water rationing residence and valona will face fines of up to 500 euros full by leading restr

the move it brings anthony albanese a step closer to fulfilling a campaign promise is had his government would hold a referendum on the voice in parliament for indigenous australians by 2025. fundamentally this is i reform, i believe avery is drawing, killing brass from all walks of life in every part of the country, from every vice and background and tradition. because it speaks to values that we all share and on on. there's respect, decency, into raleigh, a. busy voice or b, i national achievement. it will be above politics a unit by a strand moment. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. now hundreds of people have stormed iraq's parliament for.

has anthony albanese changed his to and if he hasn't, will it make a difference? our starting point this week is wiki leeks, the work a sanchez news organization did that landed him in jail. ah, it's easy to get buried in the be galleries of the case against juliet, the jurisdictional questions, the extradition law, the accusations of a legal hacking and espionage what can get lost is the journalism assange and wiki leaks produced starting in the mid to thousands that new south left around the world went to town, including what we learned about american wars in afghanistan, and then iraq. what they couldn't tolerate was when julian assigned will send video footage of all of them on which showed an apache helicopter, in bulk of killings, to leave ordinary people. that is the principal rece, the exposure of war crimes that caused outrage, especially in the intelligence agencies of the united states. and then in 2010, there was a huge case. i'm united states diplomatic cables. there were some quite frank assessments of foreign leaders with wiki leaks revealing a dire

has anthony albanese changed his to and if he hasn't, will it make a difference? our starting point this week is wiki leeks. the worker sanchez, news organization said that landed him in jail the, it's easy to get buried in the galleries of the case against juliet. the jurisdictional question, the expedition locked the accusations of a legal hacking and asked me what can get along is the journalism assange. and what you weeks produced, starting in the mid 2000 news that was left around the world, went to town, including what we learned about american wars in afghanistan, and then iraq. what they couldn't tolerate was when judy an assigned will sent video footage by them all up come on, which showed in the helicopter and killing to leave ordinary people. that is the principal, the exposure of war crime that caused outrage, especially in the intelligence age of the united states. and then in 2010, there was a huge cation, united states, diplomatic cables. there was quite frank assessment of foreign leaders with wiki leaks revealing a directly from clinton for us, di

australian prime minister anthony albanese has revealed details of a referendum aimed at enshrining indigenous say to aboriginal and melanesian people living in the torres strait islands off queensland. it would bring australia into line with canada, new zealand and the us in formally recognising indigenous populations. i believe that this country is ready for this reform. i believe there is room in australian hearts for the statement from the heart. we are seeking a momentous change, but it is also a very simple one. it's not a matter of special treatment or preferential power, it's about consulting aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples on the decisions that affect you. nothing more but nothing less. this is simple courtesy. it is common decency. when 53 migrants died inside an overheated truck in texas last month, it was called the deadliest human—smuggling tragedy in american history. most of the victims were from poor rural communities in mexico and central america, hoping to find a better life in the united states. one family from veracruz in mexico lost three cousins. our corresp

unfriendly a reception for putin at the g20 summit is promised by australia, prime minister anthony albaneseannounced this during his first ever visit to kyiv, the australian government official believes that russia needs to be isolated as much as possible as the master of the kremlin, i quote, does not respect international law and behaves in a way that does not correspond to the values ​​of the world. the prime minister announced that the country will impose sanctions on 16 russian ministers and oligarchs and ban the import of gold from the russian federation, this should reduce the kremlin's ability to finance the war against ukraine on the eve of the australian government introduced restrictive measures against 16 russians , including putin's unofficial wife alina kabaeva , his relatives, cousins, and three ministers . sanctioned russians in australia will amount to 843 people and 62 institutions sovereignty and the homeland to fight for the international rule of law white smoke appeared on the network in crimea completely covered the road surface the russian rescue services were conduct

now let's try this time, mister anthony albanese. his spoken out of this for the 1st time he's currently traveling in europe. he said he's been briefed and offered federal assistance and i should also note a cargo ship is also stranded off that he felt of coastline that has 21 crew. its lost power and is, is being affected by these weather conditions and the risky is it could be swept ashore from water. the ne, bangladesh have begun to recede after wakes of rain, but much of a city of phil head remains partially submerged. reco, breaking monsoon reigns in may in june, displaced hundreds of thousands of people. the red cross says more than 7000000 are in desperate need of shelter and emergency i. a 4th crew member has been rescued 2 days after a ship sank south of hong kong. the person was part of a crew of 13 ships, bleed into and sank during a storm brought on by typhoon. at shabba rescue operations are still underwent. a search and rescue operation is to resume in northern italy. after part of the glacier collapsed, killing 6 hiker

among other things, minister anthony albanese promised additional military and technical aid to our country in the amount of 100 million dollars, fuel prices in ukraine will decrease because the means of supplying this resource from europe have already been fixed, but the deficit is still possible, but you should not relax, these are the forecasts given by the director of the new a-95 group consultancy serhii kuyun, there is a great demand for fuel ahead, in particular in august , september, october during the active harvest, now the situation has improved, queues are decreasing as early as may , the state canceled price regulation for fuel , the volume of petroleum products in our country has increased , as of the beginning of july, the number of importers is already 2.5 times more than it was before the full-scale war with russia, that is, there are imports, companies are supplying fuel at a ukrainian gas station, we hope everything will be fine. russia continues to disrupt agricultural works in ukraine, block ports and intensify the global food crisis, because of this, the export of agri

now let's try this time, mister anthony albanese. his spoken out of this for the 1st time. he's currently traveling in europe. he says he's been briefed and offered federal assistance. i should also note a cargo ship is also stranded off than he felt of coastline has 21 crew, its lost power, and is being affected by these weather conditions and the risky is it could be swept ashore. 12 bodies have been found after ship sank south phone kong. the vessel was carrying a curve, 30 people when it split into and sang during a storm brought home by typhoon shabba for people have been rescued. a search and rescue operation is to resume in northern italy. after part of iglesia collapsed, killing 6 hikers. it happened in their mom allowed, arranged the largest in the dolemite mountains. the collapse sent a torrent of ice, snow and rock on to a popular trial. 9 other hikers were injured, please say more than a dozen people could still be in the same. it's the 1st day of pub, a new guineas at national elections which could take up to 18 days incumbent prime minister james murat pay is

i missed that, anthony albanese says the extreme weather shows action on climate change is urgently needed. strong winds of fueling wildfire increase of forest blaze. waste of athens for the evacuation of a village as the aircraft and hundreds of 5 finest battle the flames. earlier fires burned olive groves near the ancient site of delphi, and an italian mafia boss who was on the run for decades has been extradited from brazil. rochel motor beat or one of the top buses of the and run get a mafia was flown to rome. it was captured in an international police operation. in football, the you a for women's championship kicks off to night. the 4 week tournament is expected to be one of the most watched ever england at the hosts and the netherlands, the reigning champions. oddly, the english half dutch coach and the dutch. yep. they've got a coach from england. serena vig men led the dutch to euro glory in 2017 a feat, which prompted a statue to be cast in her honor for team one on home soil 5 years ago. and now the dutch woman is looking to repeat the trick by taking the title with new employers

australian prime minister anthony albanese, has revealed details of a referendum aimed at enshrining a constitutional change that gives a say to aboriginal and melanesian people living in the torres strait islands off queensland. it would bring australia into line with canada, new zealand and the us in formally recognising indigenous communities. i believe that this country is ready for this reform. i believe there is room in australian hearts for the statement from the heart. we are seeking a momentous change, but it is also a very simple one. it's not a matter of special treatment or preferential power, it's about consulting aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples on the decisions that affect you. nothing more but nothing less. this is simple courtesy. it is common decency. by this time tomorrow we will know if england women's wait for a major trophy has ended — after they take on germany in the euros final at wembley. the lionesses who've scored twenty goals and conceded only one so far, have been getting ready to take on the most successful nation in the tournament's histor

australian prime minister anthony albanese, has revealed details of a referendum aimed at enshriningutional change that gives a say to aborigines and melanesian people living in the torres strait islands off queensland. it would bring australia into line with canada, new zealand and the us in formally recognising indigenous populations. we are seeking a momentous change, but it is also a very simple one. it is not a matter of special treatment or preferential power, it is about consulting aboriginal and torres straight islander peoples on the decisions that affect you. nothing more but nothing less. we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers — our guestjoining me tonight is kieran andrews, scottish political editor at the times. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. cloudy skies to close out the day for many. and there'll be some rain around as we go through the evening and overnight, the heaviest of which is likely to be across west wales, gradually moving its way steadily eastwards. it will weaken a touch the furthe

personnel carriers and 20 bushmaster armored vehicles , the prime minister of the green continent , anthony albanesefor example, stated this at a briefing in kyiv after a meeting with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky well, besides that, he also promised to provide other military and technical assistance to the albanians for $100 million, in particular, military equipment and drones in general, australia has already supported ukraine in its struggle for the amount of 390 million dollars well, it would seem how far australia is from ukraine, and it should be angry at us and our problems , and no, because russia is such an enemy and what it does. it can do to anyone because and help henry kissinger did not advise ukraine to give up part of its territory in order to end the war with russia faster, the former us secretary of state said this in an interview with the time publication, according to mr. kissinger himself, this is no exaggeration guru of geopolitics he said that the best option for ukraine and russia would have a cease-fire and a return to the situation that existed before . moreov

that failed and anthony albanese says he does not want to repeat the mistakes that are made then.reeing with 49 but disagreeing with one and therefore voting it down. it would be a referendum on change first and then the wording would be debated later on. these have a better chance of success. the opposition leader says he is keeping an open mind. shery: paul allen joining us from sydney. coming up, expectations of china's cmi data including a possible improvement in the manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sector. we got the shocking pmi contraction in the numbers that came over the weekend. we look ahead to japan's start up seeing -- start up scene. that's it for daybreak australia. daybreak asia is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving h

france's president, emmanuel macron, and australian prime minister anthony albanese highlighting abe's efforts to bring balance to the world. former prime minister abe was shot in broad daylight while in the city of nara friday giving a campaign speech. after collapsing, the 67-year-old was immediately airlifted to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead soon after. the suspected shooter, 41-year-old tetsuya yamagami, was quickly tackled by security and has been charged with attempted murder. in police custody he has now confessed to the killing. [ speaking foreign language ] japanese police saying, the suspect confessed that he committed the act as he had a grudge against a specific organization and believed former prime minister abe was part of it. a homemade gun appears to have been used in the attack. >> so it appears to be a craft produced firearm and in this case it looks like a fairly simple even slightly crude smooth bore, probably muzzle loaded. >> reporter: the attack stunning a nation where incidents like these are incredibly rare. >> when you talk about guns, it's gu

the move brings anthony albanese a step closer to fulfilling a campaign province. he said his government would hold a referendum on a voice in parliament for indigenous australians by 2025. fundamentally, this is i reform, i believe, every est raring, killing brass, from all walks of life in every part of the country, from every vice and background. and tradition because it speaks to values that we all share an honor, then us respect, decency it strongly a voice will they? i, national attainment. it will be above politics, a unit boy astray, leon munt. the cost of gas is becoming untenable in many canyons in the search for alternatives is leading to some to the forest for chalk home. as a result, environmentalists are worried about illegal logging in protected areas. katherine sawyer reports from khatri county in eastern kenya. ah, a man well knew seeley owns this restaurant in kitley county in eastern kenya, but his gas panels have not been used for a while. he tried to use gas for cooking, but the cost has been rising globally. with silly says his expenses were t

anthony albanese, his spoken out, but this for the 1st time he's currently traveling in europe. he says he's been briefed and offered federal assistance and i should also note a cargo ship is also stranded off that he felt of coastline that has 21 crew. its lost power and is, is being affected by these weather conditions and the risky is it could be swept ashore. let's take a n, right, who's a senior lecturer and environmental science at western sydney university. he's joining us from sydney itself. welcome to al jazeera, so the area is really always experience some sort of flooding in the early summer, summer months. but how do you explain the frequency and the severity this time around? this is extraordinary. we've had 29 years from 1992 through the 20219 plus and then we've had 3 major floods in 16 months. this is extraordinary, but that's the country. a strategy is we are known as a land of drought and flooding. ryans, and it's just unfortunate, this is happened right on the age of australia's biggest sea city. and you also say that sidney has been expanding on its western b

the prime minister, anthony albanese e, was he _ prime minister, anthony albanese e, was he in _ primeng—term solution. remember, some of these _ a long—term solution. remember, some of these families have been dealing with floods after flood, and the aftermath of the fires. so people are trying — aftermath of the fires. so people are trying to rebuild. they are trying — are trying to rebuild. they are trying to— are trying to rebuild. they are trying to clean up. but in the back of everyone — trying to clean up. but in the back of everyone because my client is the fear this— of everyone because my client is the fear this could happen again. thank ou ve fear this could happen again. thank you very much _ fear this could happen again. thank you very much indeed. _ fear this could happen again. thank you very much indeed. shaimaa i you very much indeed. shaimaa khalil. let's return now to the cabinet reshuffle, and nadhim zahawi's appointment as the new chancellor. nina's here to explain what this could mean forfuture policy announcements on the cost of living crisis. yes. the first thin

australian prime minister anthony albanese says lifting sanctions is in the interest of both countriesoomberg reported earlier this month the chinese officials are proposing to enter an almost two-year ban on australian coal. he also says his government has introduced the toughest biosecurity measures to prevent an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease. traces of the disease were found on imported animal products. nearby, indonesia is also dealing with an outbreak. the virus could devastate austria's cattle industry. rishi sunak and liz truss have both about to toughen border control. so next says he will tighten the definition of who qualifies for asylum and introduce a kept on numbers. foreign secretary liz truss says she likes the u.k.'s rwanda policy. the google founder sergey brin reportedly ordered advisors to sell his personal investments in elon musk's company after learning that muska prepared a brief affair with his wife, according to the wall street journal. it is unclear whether any sales were made. he filed for divorce in january from his wife. global news, 24 hours a day, on

australian prime minister anthony albanese, has revealed details of a referendum to enshrine indigenouse that gives a say to aborigines and melanesian people living in the torres strait islands off queensland. it would bring australia into line with canada, new zealand and the us in formally recognising indigenous populations. let's go back to the news conference ahead of tomorrow's final where england's lionesses face their opponents at wembley. lovely to see ou both, opponents at wembley. lovely to see you both. here _ opponents at wembley. lovely to see you both, here we _ opponents at wembley. lovely to see you both, here we are. _ opponents at wembley. lovely to see you both, here we are. serena - opponents at wembley. lovely to see you both, here we are. serenajust i you both, here we are. serena just ten months ago you walked out at wembley in your first week, and you told us that you hoped you would get england to the final. how difficult, how arduous, how much of an effort has been to get here? i how arduous, how much of an effort has been to get here?— how arduous, how much of

the former japanese prime indian prime minister narendra modi tweets australian prime minister anthony albanesen? i have to say it is utter shock that _ japan? i have to say it is utter shock that this _ japan? i have to say it is utter shock that this happened - japan? i have to say it is utter shock that this happened in i japan? i have to say it is utter- shock that this happened in japan where shock that this happened injapan where gun crimes are shock that this happened in japan where gun crimes are extremely rare and political violence is almost unheard of, so ever since the first news alert came in saying that he was attacked at around 11:30am local time on my phone has not stopped ringing because all of my friends, family members are talking about it and he was taken to hospital in the city of nara where he was attacked just after 5p local time he was pronounced dead after losing too much blood and so on —— just after 5pm. a5 much blood and so on —— just after 5pm. as you say, he was a very influentialfigure injust a 5pm. as you say, he was a very influential figure in just a few decade

the prime minister anthony albanese was here in windsor a little earlier and he heard from locals whoo be hit by another extreme flood — the third time this has happened, and the fourth for some people, in 18 months. i was speaking to the family who actually own this housejust behind me. jodie and her family were hoping to come back and clean up, but they couldn't and they have to face another night away from their home. so we came home hoping that the water had receded. the water hasn't really gone down that much, as you can see. so we have to spend another night in a hotel which is draining financially, emotionally taxing, and, yeah, it's the third time this year that we're flooded. so we're kind of over it at this stage. what's it been like, andrew? completely devastating. like one time you could sort of recover from, but five times — it's beyond the joke. and the worst part is that it was preventable, too. so, you know, if the dam levels were managed better, we wouldn't be put in this position yet again. and, of course, now you want to go back and clean up and then what? then reno