to establish a supply change amongst the countries within the asean region for food.tries within the asean region forfood. an payment, finance and digital ecosystem. we would like to be able to connect the payment system... i just want to get to a few other questions. global lenders and leaders of pleasure $20 billion to help indonesia transfer away from fossil fuel. green energy is a big topic amongst leaders. however details have been put on hold by indonesia. can i ask why? on hold by indonesia. can i ask wh ? ~ ., ., “ on hold by indonesia. can i ask wh ? ~ ., ., ~ ., why? we do not think we are actually putting _ why? we do not think we are actually putting it _ why? we do not think we are actually putting it on - why? we do not think we are actually putting it on hold. i actually putting it on hold. what we would like to be able to really see is that it actually gets implemented very soon. 0ut actually gets implemented very soon. out of the $20 billion we would like to say this is already nine months of weight since actually signing the agreement. during the g20

in early september, south east asia leaders will gather in jakarta for the 2023 asean summit, it comesf growing tensions between region's two largest trading partners, china and the us. that geopolitical spat has spurred new development in some southeast asian countries. vice foreign minister pahala mansury. the focus for indonesia is how we're going to we would like to really establish that we are inclusive and therefore we would like to focus rather than on the security issues, more on economic collaboration because we would like to see first of all, what indonesia is really aspiring to do during the summit is really laying down the foundations for asean vision 2045 and so one of the things we would like to achieve during the summit is really how we're going to be able to establish that asean really matters. we have seen that the response for us to be able to make sure that we are going to be able to avoid the next epidemic is really important. the second is really about the food security, making sure that we will be able to establish a very efficiant supply chain amongst the countri

he has tremendous respect and for asean and has and was honored to participate in the three us asean summit including hosting an unprecedented us asean leaders meeting right here at the white house. as you know, and you know, he had the opportunity to demonstrate his personal support for asean. certainly, look, the vice president is deeply committed to the southeast asia, southeast asia and also asean. and so we will be, will be her third trip in the region. and, and so we, we believe having the vice president represent the president as they are partners in, this is also incredibly important and you can see from the last two years, the president's commitment to asean, reporter: during the president's first year in office, he directed 90 agencies across the federal government to create the equity action plan. he also gave them to address discrimination in various communities, but he also directed them to submit those plans in september to the white house steering committee on equity. so can we expect anything toward the beginning of the month? and that will those plans be released tha

we're hoping this asian or asean conductivity.t just one big block. you have indonesia, vietnam, different countries, different cultures, different speeds, controls and compliances, and different currencies. a lot of these currencies, frankly, are nondeliverable forwards, they are not liquid. so helping these chinese businesses come out to these regions, helping them to understand the currency exchanges, the ways of doing business, how to get approval, etc., that is our game, helping them to grow, but also helping them navigate the idiosyncrasies of each different country in asean. david: sorry, ok, that was my cue, my apologies. help us understand, because you guys have been helping some of your chinese clients move out into these pillars of growth in asea. what are the specific tools they are looking for, and that they need to use to realize those expansion plans? what i'm trying to get to as well is what tools do you think are lacking onshore in china that makes that other bit feasible? tan su: i think it is giving them a simpl

look at his record in asean. he has been fully embraced into the regional group.red the asean summit three times. look at his relationship with emmanuel macron. despite the fact that the eu in 2020 did put some limited trade sanctions on cambodia not so long ago, hun sen was crowing about the warmth of this relationship with macron and the two were pictured holding hands together. but look at what the human rights organisation human rights watch have said about the violations committed by hun sen. what i am asking for is personal sanctions, targeted sanctions against individuals, those responsible for serious human rights violations for the destruction of democracy in cambodia. are you not prepared to give hun manet, the son of hun sen, a chance? i think hun manet is a prisoner of the system. remember what happened to syria in 2000 when hafez al—assad was replaced by his son, more educated and more open, presumably, people expected there would be an improvement of the regime. not at all. the americans are hoping that because they are aware that he was educated in

asean was one of absence. so let's turn to jinping, who's really the man of the moment, we might say. he's got full power, 1.4 billion people are his constituents. he's incredibly for his own longevity. and to the longevity of china. and he looks to be really powerful. but is he really what is the nature of his power, susan? how do you describe it? in overreach? well, i think xi jinping has taken overreach to a greater than we saw in under jintao. and when i you know, the notion of overreach which is to take things too far to do them in an exaggerated way, in a manner that then comes back to harm yourself, to be costly, to use itself. so you know overreach is a problem for china, not just a problem for the united states. and, of course, countries as well. so xi jinping has a establish the kind of system in which this top down pressure on other officials because of anti-corruption campaign that he has been waging from the very first days he was power and continue right up to the eve the 20th party congress a we

since last summer, we've met on the margins of the nato summit in spain, the asean summit in cambodia, and the g-7 summit in japan. today, we've made history with the first-ever stand-alone summit between the leaders of our three countries, as well as our commitment to meet together on a leader level annually and to have all our relative cabinet member people meet on a regular basis from this point on, not just this year, not next year, forever. that's the intention. i want to recognize the important work to beth of you have done and the political courage -- and i mean it sincerely -- the political courage you've both demonstrated to resolve difficult issues that have stood in the way for a long time in a close relationship between japan and korea and with the united states. your leadership with the full support of the united states has brought us here because each of you understands that our world stands at an inflection point, a point where we're called to lead in new ways, to work together, to stand together. and today i'm proud to say our nations are answering that call. first, we

the military went back on that deal and refused to go along with it, upsetting their asean neighboursinitiative that was in existence, neighbouring countries, like china, india and thailand, are now going individually to talk to the generals to try and find a way out of the civil war. the opposition injan moore do not accept this and say they should be talking to them, they are the elected governments can country do not trust the military and the military has behaved so badly they are trying to keep it out of politics altogether. but some countries do you take this violence to end and it is risking becoming a failed state and it looks like the military rulers are leaping on these diplomatic efforts and they are pointing to their lenient treatment of aung san suu kyi as a reason for countries to deal with them. the women's world cup group d games are now under way with haiti facing denmark and england facing china. england only need one point to progress as winners of their group. and the latest score is that england are 1—0 up. this was a reaction of the fans in croydon, south london,

think it will be broadly welcomed by countries throughout the indo pacific from the pacific islands to asean to south asia.

sense last summer, we've met on the margins of the nato summit in spain i, the asean summit in cambodiae g7 summit in japan. today, we made history. we're the first-ever stand alone summit between the leaders of our three countries. as well as our commitment to meet together on a leader level annually, and to have all of our relative cabinet member people eat on a regular basis from this point on. not just this year, not next year, but forever. that's the intention. and so i want to recognize the important work that both of you have done. and the political courage, and i mean this sincerely, the political courage that you have both demonstrated to resolve difficult issues that stood in the way for a long time of a close relationship between japan, south korea, and the united states. your leadership, with the full support of the united states, has brought us here. because each of you understands that our world stands at an inflection point. a point where we're called to lead in new ways to work together, to stand together, and today, i'm crowd to say our nations are answering -- proud to

think it will be broadly welcomed by countries throughout the indo pacific from the pacific islands to asean to south asia. so from our perspective, today is a day that is not about being against anything, it is about being for somethg and that's the kind oaffirmative valance you are going to see throughout both the substance and the statemts of the leaders at the end of the day. nothing to announce toy. thank you. >> thank you, jake. and that concludes our press briefing at camp david today. thanks, everybody. >> today, president biden host the japanese prime minister and south korean president at camp david for what will be the first trilateral summit with the leaders. they are expected to discuss china, north korea and security in the indo pacific region. watc their joint news conference live at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> this week, c-span brings you campaign 2024 coverage from the iowa state fair, watch fair side chats hosted by iowa governor kim reynolds. tonight, florida governor ron santos.

as with regional ones. integration structures, including the cis eurasian cooperation organization, aseancaribbean community, the cooperation council, the arab states of the russian gulf. taking into account the fact that they are taking part in our meeting, in fact , the majority of african states today are naturally focused on africa, and we in russia are only happy about this, we believe that this is very correct, especially the chairman. today we have the south african republic with many of you dear friends. we met at all recently in st. petersburg, at the second russia -africa summit, where useful and constructive discussions took place in st. petersburg , it was confirmed that russia-africa is bound by growing bonds of friendship and close fucking beneficial relations. the foundations of which were laid back in the middle of the last century during the struggle of the peoples of the african continent for freedom. we very much appreciate that the countries of africa are disposed towards russia. continent and we will actively promote these ties and actually implement new joint project

west's move to derisk their economies from beijing, the role of china may be spread between india, aseanand other developing countries. i'm john ladue, and that was this week's biz picks. >>> okay, let's get a check on the markets. >>> that's it for "newsline biz" from tokyo. i'm ramin mellegard. thank you very much for watching. laura: thaksin shinawatra returns home. thailand's former leader, back from exile, was immediately detained. he supports the new government, which is backed by the military that ousted him. the winners of the election are out in the cold. so, what next for thailand? this is "inside story." ♪ hello there, and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. thailand's democracy enters another phase just as a towe

since last summer, we've met on the margins of the nato summit in spain, the asean summit in cambodiathe g7 summit in japan. today, we've made history, with the first ever standalone summi between the leaders of our three countries. as well is our commitment to meet together on the leader level annually and to have all our relative cabinet member people meet on a regular basis from this point on, not just this year, not next year, forever. that's the intention. i want to recognize the important work that both of you have done, and the political courage -- and i mean this sincerely -- the political courage you have both demonstrated to resolve difficult issues that have stood in the way for a long time of a close relationship between japan and korea and with the united states. your leadership with the full support of the united states has brought us here, because each of you understand that our world stands at an inflection point. a point where we are called to lead a new way, to work together, to stand together, and today i am proud to say our nations are answering that call. first, w

on august 8, 1967 , the association of southeast asian nations or asean was created. at the beginning, it included five members, indonesia malaysia thailand singapore and the philippines then added all other countries in the region, the association is engaged in increasing economic cooperation. freedom trade anti -hunger environmental protection and many other things. ensuring international security plays a special role. they declared the region of the zone free from nuclear weapons, which is important. they are establishing interregional and even global cooperation, including with china and russia, our country participates in the work of the osiaanov regional forum and is a full-scale partner in the dialogue of the sessians. today, the association is considered an effective and successful integration structure on the night of august 8, 2008. georgian troops. invaded the territory of south ossetia occupied 8 villages and fired at the capital from tskhinval from grad rocket launchers and then threw tanks at the city. it was undisguised aggression. in violation of the d

more clear—cut foreign policy and possibly one that is a little more closely aligned to the other big asean analysis. thank you forjoining us this morning. beijing has half of the taxes on the sharemarket to revitalise trading. the finance ministry says it hopes the reduction which has come into effect will boost investor confidence. china stock markets have slumped in recent months — a reflection of general difficulties in the economy. a rebound is expected following the lifting of covid restrictions and also problems in the property sector have affected confidence. the chief investing officer of bbejames investing officer of bbe james says investing officer of bbejames says that the latest move may be too little too late. the rare be too little too late. the we saw this be too little too late. the we: saw this before. be too little too late. the we saw this before. we saw this when the government tried to boost the stock market or stop the losses, as you say. we have seen over the past decade with different measures to curtail real estate prices in a week ago we saw it when the government

plus ahead of the 2023 asean summit injakarta, we have an interview with indonesia's vice foreign ministerthe slow motion collapse of the world's most indebted property developer has just entered a new stage. the embattled company has just filed for bankrupcy in the united states, while its restructuring plans are being carried out elsewhere. meanwhile signs of trouble are spreading across china's broader property market with large housing units remaining unfinished and buyers who paid deposits skipping payments as a result. another major developer, country garden, has warned it may not be able to make interest payments on bonds as it struggles to find the cash to finish projects around the country. stephen cochrane is the chief asia economist for economics research firm, moody's analytics. earlier he told me that fixing this problems faced by china's property sector will take a long time. i think what it means is that it is going to be a kind of a long slow process in terms of resolving and restructuring this debt amongst the major property developers in china as they work this out both t

i mean, rcep, the regional economic comprehensive partnership, which has been signed and is by asean countries, this is a very important, you know, thing. and this is an issue about trade. they have not threatened anybody in that regard. and, einar, let me end on this, because when it comes to international attitudes, what are the big shifts needed to allow the us and china to work together more productively without all of this deep distrust? in terms of going forward, there has to be more trust. and, you know, it's like a virus. once i don't trust you, you will certainly not trust me. and whether it's personal, or business, or country to country, that really takes its toll. so i think for both sides, it would be very good for small gestures of trust to be made. well, on that point einar tangen from the taihe institute and chairman of asian narratives, a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks forjoining me. and i'll talk to you soon. thank you, aaron. a pleasure doing this. ok, so how do you turn around your fortunes in the face of an unprecedented threat? you know, many busine

plus the asean summit in jakarta. we have an interview with foreign minister. property developer has just entered a new stage. the embattled company has just filed for bankrupcy in the united states while its restructuring plans are being carried out elsewhere. meanwhile signs of trouble are spreading across china's broader property market with large housing units remaining unfinished and buyers who paid deposits skipping payments as a result. another major developer, country garden has warned it may not be able to make interest payments on bonds as it struggles to find the cash to finish projects around the country. stephen cochrane is the chief asia economist for economics research firm, moody's analytics. earlier he told me that to fix this problem china is facing in its property sector, it is going to take a long time. i think what it means is that it is going to be a kind of a long slow process in terms of resolving and restructuring this debt amongst the major property developers in china as they work this out both through the us legal system and of cours

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to enhance cooperation, not just on the korean peninsula, but further enhancing that cooperation to asean the indo pacific region as well. the second document will be the spirit of camp david, where the document will be discussing the joint military drills and more of them done extended -- an e xtended kind of group where there will be forming a stronger alliance, whether it is security or economy, and this will be a landmark summit indeed leading to somewhat of a much more enhanced cooperation among the three, especially given strained ties with japan and south korea for years now. haslinda: you had an exclusive with yoon. what did he tell you in terms of a possible breakthrough with the u.s.? >> he started off saying the world will never viewed north korea as a nuclear power, and said the two nations in the u.s. and its two allies have to get together and discuss some further enhancing capabilities against north korea's rats, and these three-way talks on what is known as extended deterrence will mark a new chapter in these three nations where the biden administration is trying to manage

not just for singapore alone but singapore and its gateway into asean.re investing equally into all parts of asia and seeing good performance across the whole of asia. we are also investing in new business lines. i think in the past we have underinvested in our wealth business across asia. we had very good business in hong kong and invested in that. we did not invest enough in mainland done or singapore or india. we are correcting that now. you can see the evidence of that in these results. in asia we took in $27 billion in net new invested assets on behalf of our clients. if you look globally in the last 12 months are talking $75 billion of net new invested assets into our wealth business. that is a function of the investment row graham we started over two years ago. >> how active are you in helping to finance the belt and road projects? noel: we look at all those projects that are taking place, all the big infrastructure projects. we are focused on infrastructure projects around sustainability. new hydrogen plants, wind and solar, wasted the carbonized

they have asean stands.irman of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus valery mitskevich pointed out . however, it should be noted that at present there are attempts to use international platforms, including parliamentary ones, to carry out a policy of blackmail sanctions the imposition of imaginary ideals and values ​​that run counter to the culture and traditions of most states of the world. such actions are a clear violation of generally accepted norms of international law. they are contrary to the spirit of democracy, the principles of free inter-parliamentary cooperation for sovereign right-wing states to express and defend their views. the parliamentarian stressed that modern world politics , such a state of affairs is unacceptable to sanctions and unilateral restrictive measures. there simply shouldn't be room for it. plant by the production of ammunition and other military products is planned to be built in latvia, the latvian minister of defense told about this, she plans t

>> yes, i want to think of a word named to asean graffiti, reading tea leaves. >> i like that word. >> i sleep with the dictionary, by the way. my prediction is this. probably next thursday, thursday next week, or the week after, you will see an indictment from fani willis because that reporter is probably going to testify tuesday of next week and -- >> they meet monday and tuesday? >> and the other tell is that she was out an event saturday or sunday, and when you have a prosecutor that makes a statement that, quote, we are ready to go, i think that is a red flag and loud gong that we are going to be some serious charges. but, i could be wrong. i could be wrong. >> she was out a backpack giveaway for kids to raise money. she's out in the community already, and then said that the work as accomplished i'm ready to go. . everybody thought what does this mean with every angles going on. especially because you cannot look at in a vacuum. donald trump has got that potentially looming, two indictments, a superseding indictment in florida, that is a whole lot to consider, to have the work ac

asean is interesting. we've had stories around politics. i look at indonesia and the like.ty more ahead. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ndmhealth customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. i'd like to thank stitch fix.. ...for taking care of the shopping. for getting my fit just right. for finding me looks that work for me and my budget. now getting dressed is so easy. -you just get me. -they get me. -you just get me. -and they'll get you, too. take your style quiz today. rishaad: we did see this spike up. two levels there on the three month anyway. we had that cost for banks rising to the highest level since 2007. quite prolonged currency invention which climbed toward the quarter end. you can see that coming back. the yuan at 7.29 as well. this is the one-month highball. there we go. this is the iron ore picture as well. we have gains for a fifth day. we are at levels, the highest levels in a mo

we would have said six months ago that we like the ac and markets -- asean markets. is to be committed to japan. there is significant upside if we get a modicum of the corporate restructuring that we are seeing. at that follows through, that will be very good news. in broader asia, it will be necessary to pick your countries . there is a good story in india for certain. there is a lot of money around for places like vietnam and we are behind that idea. you've got markets on the edge such as thailand which has political turmoil but we are hoping that settles down and can get back to a further support of growth that helps the stock markets. rishaad: gary, please stick around without. gary dugan with dalma capital. we are going to be looking this hour and talking to the head of itc are hearing from the head of itc, one of india's top private firms, giving his assessments on the help of the nation's economy. -- health of the nation's economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ with everything you have on your plate, earning your degree online seems... impossible. but at grand cany

think it will be broadly welcomed by countries throughout the indo pacific from the pacific islands to asean to south asia.