so india yes, sure, but central asia no. however, alexander ii is well aware of the activity of british political agents in central asia, he is informed that the bukhara peace on sulak who knows. what ended the friendship with the british for his neighbor and the world of afghanistan and the proposal of the union by the sons of the land. so far he has refused, but petersburg cannot even admit the possibility that british military garrisons will appear on the borders of the russian empire in a few day's march to omsk or orenburg . russia is firmly deprived of winning the battle for asia. in may 1858, the 26-year-old colonel count nikolai ignatiev was sent to central asia on a secret diplomatic mission to assess the military capabilities of the hasta and collect information on the routes leading to afghanistan, persia and northern india , he was also instructed to establish regular commercial relations with him and bukha. the mission visits him first, where he hands over to the local muhamdu, expensive gifts, then go to bukhar

my british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us. 2 days after the united states shot down a suspected chinese spy balloon bay ging has accused washington of damaging efforts to stabilize us. china ties, vice foreign minister ship fung also accused the us of cold, indiscriminate use of force. so to down the program, we're looking to answer 2 questions arising out of all this. firstly, what next for bilateral ties between the 2 powers? and 2nd, how is china reacting to increased us and western engagement in asia? an area beijing considers its own backyard. we'll get to those questions in a minute, but before that, this is what the reaction in china has been to the shooting down of the balloon to you may graduate. i think this is a bit of an embarrassing moment for the americans a meal because the u. s air force, which prides itself on being the world's leading air force. surprisingly, did not solve this civilian aircraft problem quickly. law they dragged it out for 3 days. you had your on call a fund yet the ot

residential's expedition was, of course, also a political task to increase russia's influence in central asia, including in china , mongolia and tibet. russia needed predictable and benevolent neighbors. after all, this is the time. we are already an annexed territory. in russian turkestan , grandiose construction was unfolding from 1867 to 1882. russia is investing almost 200 million rubles in the region. an incredible amount for those times had to build infrastructure. scobili phil immediately he led immediately become a telegraph they did not understand some kind of poles with some kind of wires, so it was ordered that for something stop he cut down that camels killed, that a person would be cut off. they understand that this is some kind of mystical structure. yes, let it be worth opening hospitals, russian native schools, that's why they were called. and what about local residents. here will teach children education was precisely with european education. and one of the tasks that was officially included is the inclusion of all of central asia in the trade turnover of the russian empire,

that lasted the entire 19th century russian-british confrontation in the struggle for control over asia and the balkans. in international politics in world affairs there are no permanent friends, no permanent enemies, no permanent people. received the name of the big game it was they who perceived everything that happened. how's the game, what's up? you also need to remember what a game is in english? now, but there is such a topic. the beginning of the nineteenth century, the british empire became the most powerful country in the world, the leading colonial power, the british fleet, the most powerful and strongest and reigned supreme on the seas and oceans, the british army was excellent, equipped and prepared the industrial revolution turned england into the locomotive of the world economy, which was much more powerful than the united states in including in the fifties or the soviet union in its heyday. it was indeed, the power of great britain was already pursuing a global policy. she created a global empire and naturally for her , issues related to competition with other european po

so india yes, sure, but central asia no. however, alexander ii is well informed about the activity of british political agents. it is in central asia that he is informed that the bukhara peace has been sent, who knows. what ended the friendship with the british for his neighbor and not in afghanistan from the proposal. so far, he has refused the union of the sons of the earth, but petersburg cannot even admit the possibility that british military garrisons will appear near the borders of the russian empire in a few day's march to omsk or orenburg. russia has firmly decided to win the battle for asia. in may 1858 , the 26-year-old colonel graf nikolai ignatiev, he is to assess the military capabilities of the hasta and collect information regarding the routes leading to afghanistan , persia and northern india; he is also instructed to establish regular commercial relations with him and the bukhoy. the mission first visits him, where he gives expensive gifts to the local khan, then goes to khieskhi to bukhara. khan promises to

and 2nd, how is china reacting to increased us and western engagement in asia? an area beijing considers its own backyard. we'll get to those questions in a minute, but before that, this is what the reaction in china has been to the shooting down of the balloon to you may well actually i think this is a bit of an embarrassing moment for the americans a meal because the u. s. air force, which prides itself on being the world's leading air force. surprisingly, did not solve this civilian aircraft problem quickly. they dragged it out for 3 days. you had your on 20th, and yet what was the other day about from my perspective when i think about it, if it were us balloon, which had floated to china, we may take similar measures from a personal point of view. it's probably not a big deal. it's understandable, considering that the current international situation is very tense. i think i can understand the reaction from the united states. they will have it on file for any about it. they're making a big fuss about this incident, but it doesn't do any good. it doesn't serve

in central asia, of course, there were also from the point of view.t danger what they then called legitimate interesting were. of course, in these areas, at the beginning of the 19th century , there were more and more russian merchants in the markets of central asia, mainly in 1807 , english merchants were trading on the table for alexander in it, reportedly in bukhara. he took pictures of them with his insidious intent, they buy up various things and bread for yourself high. i give tons to the people with a significant loss for themselves, the expenses are paid, of course, by the host-il company, which in this way eliminates russian merchants of competitors. simultaneously with the trade war in central asia , the confrontation between british and russian intelligence is intensifying. first. a face-to-face meeting of competitors takes place in 1819 at the foot of the himalayas. breeder's military horse. the traveler was heading to central asia to cardinate the work of the british residency and economic operations against the russian merchants of the m

russia completely annexed central asia .ented and fearless commander , the liberator of the balkans, mikhail skobelev, became the hero of the central asian company . immediately after the october revolution. in a personal letter to the british ambassador, lord duffin, tsar alexander reported that he had given a decree on the final cessation of expansion, but the arguments of the russian london clearly did not convince russia to begin skirmishes with the afghans on the southern borders of russia. for all actions. kabul stands in 1885. she accuses petersburg of attacking peaceful afghanistan receives a loan of 11 million pounds for the war with russia, the largest amount since the crimean war , the british troops and fleet are put on alert. alexander iii reacts tough on the russian ambassador in london who asked what to say to the english politicians , the tsar writes there is nothing to talk to them. he gives the order to mobilize the baltic fleet and announces a military alert in america shakes his stream in the usual sober

welcome to daybreak asia. we are counting down to asia's major market opens. asian stocks set for a positive start after moderate gains on wall street. investors are recalibrating the interest rate forecast with the fed standing firm on its 2% inflation goal. adani's roadshow roles into hong kong. plus the outlook for asia-pacific air travel as though region's top aviation tech conference takes flight in singapore. this is the picture across australia as we get to the open. we are expecting to see an upside following on the back of some gains. nothing has really changed when it comes to the market narrative but we did see gains across tech names in particular, helping those indexes bounce off session lows. we have seen passing of expectations from central banks. the early start of the trading, key starts also high. nikkei futures up .7%. we are watching tech companies in terms of these chinese names after what has been a torrid time nearing a bear market territory. china futures up by a quarter of 1%. shery: we are seeing u.s. futures coming online slightly hi

w. visited on the news asia coming up to date. our chinese balloon has further deflated us china ties. but usaa shot down what it calls a chinese spy balloon. it's also let the secretary of state antony blinking, calling off his visit to china. what mixed in the bilateral relationship, and i'd be asking an expert in singapore for his take on that and why the us china competition in the region. ah, i british manager, welcome to the w news. a sure glad you could join us. 2 days after the united states shot down a suspected chinese spy balloon bay ging has accused washington of damaging efforts to stabilize us. china ties, vice foreign minister sheer fung also accused the us of cult indiscriminate use of force. so to down the program, we're looking to answer 2 questions arising out of all this. firstly, what next for bilateral ties between the 2 powers? and 2nd, how is china reacting to increased us and western engagement in asia? an area beijing considers its own backyard. we'll get to those questions in a minute, but before that, t

and russia and western asia with its oil.ain goal is to is to always keep making money, and to make money you need markets. the ussr, one of the most important energy and logistics projects for the united states, was the gas pipeline, which was planned to be built from central asia through afghanistan to the pakistani port . movement believed that, in principle, they would, of course, succeed and what exactly trolleybuses that will guard the american gas pipeline. well, especially since the central intelligence agency, of course, had a hand in the emergence of the movement, but they had completely different views on the future of afghanistan. in general, they did not really want to cooperate with the americans. the names of american conditions in one word did not agree on the death of hundreds of people, including you, isn't it. why are you digging there? we are going to give him the title of the righteous of the world does not want to talk about it. the family had one valuable relic pledge. the righteous is with you russia 2

to west asia . palestinian sources announced that the political regime, under the pretext of holding exercises in the west bank of the jordan river , will destroy the land of farmers in the occupied palestinian territory and harvest water for agricultural purposes. and animal husbandry the palestinians have limited the actions of the saber scene against the residents of the west bank. with the establishment of the extremist cabinet in antalya, it has entered a new phase . we will see a report about this together. ahmed jalali took his sheep to the sea, but they returned thirsty. he was allowed to water the sheep . and showing that before we used the nearby springs, but now we have to buy water. i am a farmer and a rancher and all activities are related to water. the residents of the west bank, the zionist regime plans to turn the fertile lands of this region into waterless lands by cutting off the water. and the grass turns up the palestinians will be forced to leave these areas. sixth-grade studies

asia. us secretary of state blinken on china policy last month to form a strategic environment around china. in june last year, some from the countries of south korea, australia and new zealand for he invited to his summit for the first time and announced his latest strategy plan as the challenge of the region, america, japan and south korea, according to experts, to china's military power and the issue of taiwan regarding virtual maritime security and hand control of experts' cooperation. they said that the united states has expanded its branches in the asia-pacific region under the pretext of china and has brought with it the mentality of war. the united states uses tools to be present in these regions . revive you and the asia-pacific version repeat nato to curb something. there is a vacancy for the recent visit of the secretary general of nato to japan. did the chinese authorities make a special reaction to this trip and take a special museum ? geopolitical competitions should not repea

welcome to asia on this program for those who feel how the heart of the continent itself beats. days, all hearts tremble together with turkey and syria in central asia did not remain aloof from this terrible tragedy. today we will talk about assistance and mutual assistance, and talk about the security of the region itself. and, of course, we will not bypass other significant events of the past week. at the beginning of the week, an earthquake was recorded on the border of kazakhstan with china , aftershocks with a magnitude of 4.7 points, about 400 km from almaty in taraz and shymkent , a magnitude of 2-3 points was recorded seismologists do not take argue how these shocks are related to the disaster in turkey and syria, but the tragedy directly affected the countries of central asia as a result of a natural disaster in turkey , one citizen of uzbekistan died, more than ten were on the list of missing people in the province. hatay missing three kazakhs. astana sent a group of rescuers to the place , volunteers joined them and take the head. the whole country followed the search

and west asia, but iran has emerged as the first team in asia, which, of course, in recent years, we focused on our garden and paid more attention to football itself. he spent the same time playing football, he did not participate in the asian games olympics, and for this reason , our football was held in the country in the spring due to the bombing . northern seventies nationally and never this the part of the imposed war, let's play football. today, i would like to mention the anniversary of the fourth incident after the war. it means that our sacred defense was at the stage that the enemy was even afraid of football in may. 15 of our loved ones were martyred on our football field. i did not come. being in tehran with a place as a symbol of ready martyrs in iran's national football center, which explained to you that there are conditions for the oppression of our football and the oppression of our country and the enemy of our football , i wonder how you did not make a world number that you do not know. and when i was one of the veterans next to this program i introduced him, holdin

today we will talk about the miracles that the rescuers from central asia perform in turkey and count. how much money each child in kazakhstan will receive from the sale of resources by the country, we will discuss how much real threat from afghanistan in dkb reports a cluster of terrorists near the border with tajikistan. more than a week has passed since the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria, and all these days, for days on end, rescuers from central asia have been searching for days on end. hope to find survivors under the rubble was fading away, but this terrible tragedy was found and the place for a real miracle was performed by rescuers from tajikistan from - under the rubble. they removed a six-month-old baby, dehydrated , exhausted, but alive. otherwise. like a miracle it's hard to explain under the rubble. he spent six days, too, in his own way. a miracle fifth-grader from shymkent bought food with the money he was given for lunch and brought it to the center for collecting assistance for the victims, the head of the city noted him with a letter of thanks. here , the

there is asia moving out of asia into the u.s. and europe. 300 index, the hang seng index, both leading laggards. csi dump 1.6%. hang seng down 2%. these two benchmarks have seen massive gains in recent weeks. the index correcting 20% has yet to come. fx space, the dollar inching upward for a second day, putting pressure on asian currencies. the ringgit and the korean won down. 112 is inside. the bond market, yields slumping. we are tracking treasuries. yields have slumped dramatically across the board. no matter what we talk about here in terms of markets, front and center, the adani follow-up. that continues. speaking with creditors looking to repay, prepay some debt. we will be watching the closely. rishaad: absolutely. we are looking at this now in detail. adani, the open in mumbai. looking at the stocks. one of the biggest whiteouts in indian business history. annabelle is tracking it. we could see some signs of things debating here. >> yes. some new details on how those notes have been performing. they are trading out of that distressed

asia to be among the top 4 teams in asia hopefully, it will be achievable and with the events that happened and especially bringing one of the biggest financial sponsors is one of the biggest concerns of the anbar community , the same financial problems to this day, one of the biggest financial sponsors that is present in sports has been placed next to handball, which you participated in the talks with he bids you farewell. the continuation of this news section. iran went to thailand to participate in the tournament . his students will play the first match on wednesday against saudi arabia. the national futsal players will become thailand after several training sessions this morning . are present in the six-sided tournament, and god willing, we will return with a championship, we have a young team in the hands of iran in the second group with the teams of saudi arabia and egypt , a very good group that i was not yet, who are very few because of their good performance, and iran's futsal representatives from thailand's six-a-side tournament will be held in pattaya from march 10th to 16th. mor

central asia did not stand aside from this terrible tragedy.ay we will talk about assistance and mutual assistance, let's talk about the security of the region itself. and, of course, we will not bypass other significant events of the past week. at the beginning of the week , an earthquake with a magnitude of 4.7 was recorded on the border of kazakhstan with china, about 400 km from almaty in taraz and shymkent, a magnitude of 2-3 points was recorded seismologists do not claim how these shocks are related to the disaster in turkey and syria, but the tragedy is directly affected the countries of central asia as a result of a natural disaster. one citizen killed in turkey uzbekistan, more than 10 were on the list of missing persons in the province. hatay lost three kazakhstanis, astana sent a group of rescuers to the place , and volunteers joined them. lagging behind the whole country followed the search. good night guys, we flew to the airport, and now we are going with the guys, unfortunately, we found that we were detained until 8:00 in the mo

(upbeat music) shery: this is daybreak asia and we are counting down to asia's major market opens.on on where global markets will go given the u.s. will be closed on monday for holidays, of course we have plenty of rate decisions in asia as well include in the b.o.k. and rbnz, but also tons of geopolitical tensions to watch. haidi: yes. talk about that. we had the blinken meetings, terse words being exchanged about that allegedly spy balloon incident, but also potential assistance to russia on beijing's behalf being warned against by antony blinken. of course also pyongyang. let's see how all this is setting up for the market open. annabelle: it has been a very busy start to the trading week in asia. we have the open of japan and korea. no trading due to the public holiday, but at the start of the day the focus was on those geopolitical tensions coming through. we do understand that north korea has fired perhaps three missiles over the course of the morning. this, in response to drills that were carried out over the weekend. that is really framing the start of the trading week, geo

collecting aid for this is the only nato secretary general's mission in east asia and europe. it can be tomorrow in east asia is developing its nuclear and military capabilities in the region and adventure around taiwan are statements similar to the words of the japanese prime minister last month during his visit to the united states in a severe security crisis in the east asian region . our prediction is that something similar to ukraine is waiting for this region and nato during his trip to south korea and japan , he gave a green light to equipping the country with nuclear weapons in his unconventional statements. between russia and north korea, which are against the international order, they have nuclear weapons, but nato allies in east asia do not have weapons. this is a dangerous situation for the world. until summer in the past, in its summit meeting in madrid, spain invited the leaders of japan, south korea and australia for the first time. after this meeting, the statements of the nato secretary general in east asia indicate the broadest plan of the organization for th

it is nato that accused china of the incident during a trip to east asia and said that it may adopt a policy similar to russia in ukraine . we should not allow it for russia to win in ukraine, to collect aid for people, the only mission of the nato secretary general in east asia, what happens in europe today can happen in east asia tomorrow, it is developing its nuclear and military capabilities in the adventure zone around taiwan. last month, during his visit to america, the japanese prime minister threatened the east asian region with a severe security crisis . our prediction is that a similar event is waiting for ukraine in this region. china, russia and north korea who are against the international order have nuclear weapons, but nato allies in east asia have such weapons, this is a dangerous situation for the world , and last summer, in its summit meeting in madrid, spain invited for the first time the song of japan, south korea, australia, after this meeting, now the secretary general's statements nato in east asia speaks of the most extensive program of the organization for thi

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specific the asia.itical risk increase or escalate, that results in the deterioration of fundamentals in china. currently have we -- we have america -- in chinese tech. if that spills over to a broader ban into chinese equity markets in terms of chinese listed stocks, that will be a -- at present, we do not see that. all of these are risks at the back of -- the third and final one would be further escalation in russia versus ukraine. that can significantly fuel higher prices that will significantly hurt the asia complex. a lot of asia central banks are thinking of pivoting soon this year. that may actually cause them to rethink their posture. haidi: watching the lda today, potentially the last rate hike of the cycle. we talked about the exceptionalism of the us trillion market. equity sitting on the cusp of record high. you are still long the aussie dollar. is that a risk trade? is that away to get exposure to china reopening? >> we see two main drivers. interest-rate differential land growth being supp

the art world in asia.e are counting on a rebound in may, when we have our main sales in hong kong. and just before i shake your hand, you've put these items in here for this interview. which one can i take? which one are you going to give me? this one. look at the power of this. it's phenomenal. cecily brown. it is expressionist, colourful, the power of this painting on the wall is amazing. isn't it? you cannot choose between all of these paintings but this one is really the one i would pick up. that is again £3.5 million to £5 million. all i need now is a wall big enough to put it on! guillaume cerutti, a real pleasure. thank you so much for your time. good luck for everything. that is it for this week. don't forget, you can keep up with the latest on the global economy on the bbc website or the smartphone app. and you can follow me on twitter. tweet me. i will tweet you back! thank you for watching, i will see you soon. bue—bye. bye— bye. hello there. the weather was pretty disappointing with regards to

this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia counting down to asia's major market open seeing theet repricing deepening and trade yields rallying in the u.s. after harder than expected pce inflation friday. now there to your yield is at the highest since 2007. haidi: we continue to see the session in australia narrowing as the rba, not only the fed has to stay longer, higher, all of this coming down potentially. do we get more progrowth policies out of china? what are you watching? annabelle: we are really all about the repricing around outlook. also as you say, building up to the mpc meeting march 5 in china. the question of what policies we will see out of that. here we have the open for japan and south korea. the open of cash treasuries. at the start of the day we are watching the two year yield very closely. we saw it hitting the highest in around 15 years after the core pce numbers came through rising 4.7%. the overall porcine -- pce gauge is at 5.4 percent. both hotter than expected. certainly a lot of investor nerves coming off the back of that. the nikkei looks a little ri

we are counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: the top stories. the yen slides on news that the boj governor may have been tapped to become the central banks next chief. haidi: beijing threatens retaliation as the u.s. blasted a chinese high-tech balloon out of the sky. shery: the terminal surrounding adani's empire enters its third week. this was the close on wall street on the friday session. on a weekly basis we ended higher. we are talking about the highest levels since august. it was not nervous about where the fed will go from here especially as they may have to stay with rates higher longer. that is what hit market sentiment. we are talking about employers hiring more than 500,000 people. we are talking about the unemployment rate falling to the lowest level since may 1969 which took treasury yields for a ride. we continue to see pressure on oil prices. around 73 u.s. dollars a barrel. and we are watching the eu ban when it comes to imports, we are hearing more caution coming from the saudi energy minister as well. haidi: and we are watchin

if you want to deter china and asia, deter them and asia. spending money and ukraine, will somehow stop china's military buildup, is simply -- congress has poured billions into ukraine defenses. at a time where the american people are still dealing with sky high inflation and there is no in the site. -- no end in sight. that's not even the core problem. the core problem is our actions and ukraine are directly affecting our ability to deter our most pressing adversary, that is china in the pacific. the more u.s. resources that we devote to europe, the fewer things we have available to strengthen deterrent in the pacific. for some things heavy armor units, it might not matter. but it matters for capabilities we need for china to avoid invading taiwan. both ukraine and taiwan require weapons. our industrial basis is already strapped for capacity. that's because we need to draw on many of the same suppliers. we are doing our best to increase production, but it will take years. this means that when we pour our military power intone that comes at

if you want to take vienna take vienna and if you want to deter china and asia deterred them in asia or the idea that spending money in ukraine will proffer china's imperial on patients elsewhere is -- and yet congress has poured billions, over 100 billion counting into ukraine defense at a time when the american people are still dealing with sky-high inflation and there's no end in sight. we will soon see i have no doubt request for billions more of blank checks to ukraine from this administration to be signed off on by this congress but that's not really the core problem. the core problem is our actions in ukraine are directly affecting her ability to deter our most pressing adversary and that is china. let's consider where we are. for starters. more u.s. regionals we devote to europe the fewer things we have available to strengthen the deterrence in the pacific. for some things like heavy armor that may not matter a lot but it matters a lot for the capabilities we need to deter china from invading taiwan. both of ukraine in one requirement of the same weapons including the javelin

we are still fairly optimistic about the outlook and asia. -- in asia.there was waiter clarity the fed from -- greater clarity from the fed? now it is over 5% if you believe what we are hearing, 5.25% before easing to 5% by the end of the year. isn't there enough clarity to perhaps boost confidence in the market? >> at this point, actually we are not -- at pictet, we are not expecting a rate cut. our expectation is slightly above 5% and state -- and stay there. even if the fed does not cut rates, that is adding some tightening pressure on the economy -- in terms of real rates, it be rising if inflation is going downward. so, in this kind of environment, i think the market probably could still be under a bit of pressure. rishaad: just want to see with the brights parts -- in this part of the world. of course, you could argue the dollars weakness of late -- it's causing euphoria on the stock markets, in this part of the world. we do also have other things going on here. what are your picks? >> in china, course, a reopening story, it is panning out going fo

we cannot predict the decline in performance in asia with machine learning algorithms and artificial intelligence, we can predict up to half an hour ahead , and if this works , we will announce asia to the control room so that the process can be controlled in a more optimal way . and the ceo of the company, jihad nasr sirjan, technological developments in the supply, says that 90% of our costs are in the city of razi, and if we want to serve the country's production in these conditions, we should go towards the localization of parts on 100 hi-tech parts and a part that is at most with a quarter of the same price foreign produces by according to the statistics of the vice president of science and technology, 712 knowledge-based companies are currently operating in the country's mineral sector. mahdi naqdi of sedava and sima news agency. the country's researchers found that zinc oxide nanoparticles can be used in an engine. the fight against cancer and bacterial infections has a role, according to the researchers of razi university of kermanshah, these particles as drug carriers increa

this will benefit the people of central asia and the united states talking about the benefits of the peoples of central asia is just such a dominant topic and for a meeting in a six-party format with the participation of a the secretary of state and foreign ministers of the central asian countries of kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, and turkmenistan and uzbekistan are also here to the sovereignty of independence in general, to such obvious things, but at the same time, in these old songs about the main thing, blinkin is obviously false, because it is not completely clear how respect for the sovereignty of the state is linked e with undisguised sanctions pressure, namely all e, the sources agree that the main purpose of the visit. this is just to warn , uh, the countries of the region from excessive, but cooperation with russia and intimidate them with secondary sanctions. in fact. it is clear that the mission is almost impossible because. the economic contacts of the countries of central asia with russia are only getting stronger over the past year, historical indicators of tra

if you want to deter china and asia, deter them in asia. the idea that spending money and ukraine would somehow stop china's military buildup in its imperial ambitions elsewhere is simply fanciful, and yet congress has poured billions, over $100 billion and counting into -- with the american people still dealing with sky high inflation and there is no end in sight we will soon see request billions blank checks to ukraine this administration to be signed off on by this congress, but that is not even really the problem. the core problem is our actions and ukraine are directly affecting our ability to deter our most pressing adversary in the pacific. this talk about our position. for starters, the more u.s. resources that we devote europe, the fewer things we have available to strengthen deterrence in the pacific. for some things like heavy armor units, that might not matter a whole lot. but it matters a lot for the capabilities that we need to deter china from invading taiwan. both ukraine and taiwan require many of the same weapons, includin

more ahead on daybreak: asia.his is bloomberg. >> chemicals giant lg chem is prioritizing securing critical minerals for ev batteries while securing climate goals. in an exclusive conversation with bloomberg the ceo discussed continuing supply chain issues. >> i think we are going through the bottom of the downside curve as we speak. so, i think the first quarter be the bottom. of the petrochemical cycle. which is good news. in fact, we can only think about going up from here. whether or not the up cycle starts with some kind of sharp increase like a v curve, which i do not think will happen. i treat it more like a slow recovery because there are some other elements, geopolitical, geo-economic issues surrounding those. >> you agree with some in the south korean government that claimed the ira is a betrayal by the united states to the partners they have here in south korea, whether it is hyundai or other automakers that have been building plans? >> -- plants? >> when it comes to the ira there is a government tried

course, the east int company, which thus eliminates the russian merchants of competitors in central asia is intensified the work of the english residency and economic operations against the russian merchants murks, was very much engaged in intelligence in 1818, the chinese authorities. here in eastern turkistan, pasted up drawings with his head with the image. that is, where it was written that if you see such people, here he was red-haired, here he was with a red beard to say to catch and deliver the authorities. the russian intelligence agent, who received the name failov in russia, was riding in a jacket. born to the king with a gold medal for trading in russian goods in the markets where caravans with russian goods pass, then russian troops will be able to pass in their report. he wrote that the russians were preparing a monstrous conquest plan, soon a detachment, a mehdir. failova, disappeared on a mountain pass under unclear circumstances, morcraft went further to kashgaria, afghanistan and finally, bukhara, the russian shouted a trace , the local children of warcraft entering the

and southeast asia, to combat this notion of u.s.egemony, as they put it. haslinda: the global south coming together wanting a bigger voice. rebecca choong wilkins, thank you so much for that. as we mark the first year milestone of the ukrainian war, it's good to do a check on how russian oil increasingly is flowing into china. in fact, with china's reopening there has been a lot of demand for russian oil, which is coming in cheap, as we have seen in the case of india as well. if you take a look at how it is flowing, the banks re-boosted by private refiners, but state owned processes are showing more interest. and we can only expect it to increase in. demand. rishaad: absolutely. surpassing the record we had in april of 2020. all of this as we get deep discounts taken place. much harder for them to be exporting via their insurance embargoes on those vessels. the west wanted to deprive the kremlin of the funds for its war. also wanted to keep a lid on global oil prices by restricting that production, or indeed, demand. a lot more on t

stocks in asia are under pressure.ng. 6/10 of 1% flirting with a correction. to date the yen at 134 ratio. the governor --rishaad: governor desantis the rate rise is with pressures. after taking pikes in the current cycle, there is aggressive tightening in southeast asia. >> depending on the data, it could be between 25 or 53rd -- between 25 or 50. unless we see month on month inflation. the only way that will happen is a significant increase in supply that is now very short. we are seeing that we may have second-quarter affects. this is despite the fact that it is limited. >> if that is dependent on the supply of let's say onions, what difference would it make if you move 25 or 50 if you allude it to being a supply-side issue? >> there are also demand-side issues. we are beginning to see inflation for services rise also. there is quite a big risk of inflation. for my point of view, there are two mistakes we can make. if we raise too much, it is easy to correct. if we raise too little, it would be very hard to raise. >

welcome to asia, the sediment is beating here and a strong earthquake with an epicenter in tajikistan its echoes were felt throughout the region. what consequences can be discussed with experts? we start from epic kyrgyzstan, people of thousands of riders mixed up in a bunch of horses. this is the traditional kyrgyz fun alaman, ancient ulak brutal entertainment for real dzhigits. alaman, ulak is similar to those beloved by all turkic peoples, kogpar, kokbaru or goats in russian, then only an exception that no teams rule. no, but there are a lot of adrenaline sights of kyrgyzstan, like its mountains and lakes, that’s all, for which the country was nicknamed asian switzerland, then the only exception is that every few capitals, that is, at the same time, as it were. well, apparently, if there is an unspoken agreement about, let's say, not to raise a speculative topic, that is, do not pedal the issue between national relations, the issue of the situation in ukraine and such uh, as it were there is no longer a fundamental difference between the programs of the party, no matter how interes

in parts of asia. blinken coming out saying this is part of a global spy campaign by china. it would not be surprising if that was the case. china being a major global power , spying, espionage is part and parcel of state practice but every country around the world. >> what's next? the thawing of relations was supposed to happen during secretary blinken's visit to china. a visa, that did not go through. >> we are going to be looking for the next opportunity for secretary blinken to travel to china. it's clear that the chinese side is not ready for him to visit either. when will the right time be? obviously, we are about to get to the national people's congress in march in beijing. that looks like it will not be a good time, so it's probably going to be off a few months from now before antony blinken can make that trip. haidi: let's get a look at how the markets are faring. >> this kicking off with the offshore yuan. it has been under quite a bit of pressure in the session now looking a little bit uncha

china and asia should be our priority.should act like it. >> paul, , i want to follow up with you on this and your previous statement that you didn't think that a hawkish posture towards china would be beneficial. you, in fact, think that it would boomerang on the u.s. in places like ukraine prompting china to take a tougher line against the u.s.? is that wherein you're headed? >> we've got at least three different sets of issues where grappling with. one is a prospects for the war in ukraine. two, is what the implication are for taiwan and three, what beijing's policy with regard to the war is. i wasth a couple of things. on the second issue that i'm not an expert on what's going on on the ground in ukraine, but in terms, i mean your question is framed in terms of how beijing is interpreting the u.s. posture and how it should respond to that. with regard to taiwan i think the chinese, i think their assessment on both of these issues is continuing to evolve. with regard to taiwan i think the chinese certainly appreciate th

x and asia." he is a gifted writer and lucid finger, and i am delighted to kick off our conversation with these two authors and foreign policy experts by asking them, in the wake of the balloon incident, which acquired so much prominence in recent weeks, are the united states and china inevitably headed toward some kind of clash, or can it be warded off? can we establish a more mutually beneficial relationship? elbridge: thank you, my friend. great to be with you, jacob, and with paul as well. i will try to be brief. i think rivalry and to some degree confrontation is inevitable. as a matter of fact, it is already there, and i think that is driven by structure 10 incommensurate goals -- by structure and incommensurate goals the u.s. and china have. i do not believe that war is inevitable. i think eli roth put it well asking senator rubio the other day. the way to do so is from a position of strength. that is a cliche, but i think there's truth in it. my view, as we discussed before, is that we nee

i mean, but, you know, is it play example all in one se, asia to cut off, it's links to china. we've got what we see sidle. i mean, just to the new one, let us that this big in the yes, 2000 united states street with a 10 us young countries was 235000000000 dollars. and china was only $40000000000.00. united states was, you know, more than 3 g and larger. but today, even the united states trade with the can, us young countries has gone up to $300000000000.00. china's trade with us in has gone from $40800000000000.00 an increase of 20 times. you can countryside these asia to cut off the trading links and other things with china be suicidal. right? and china is going to be the best for the next 1000 years. and this is not just your salaries, as you mentioned, brazil, brazil, to graphically much to the united states than it is the china. but brazil, trade rather straightly. china is 3 times trade with the united states of america. so these other new realities that the united states should adjust to in a more intelligent and the more full session. and to me, it's actually quite sur

one of the very first places in asia is there, if there is oil and gas there , absolutely the monarchy of the sultan of brunei dates back to the fourteenth century sultan of brunei. deep, this is how the name of this great sultanei ruler sounds, with whom the formula of power had the honor to talk to the majesty of the palace , the capital of brunei in the palace and camp narul, iman it happened. come here. great honor. e that the form of power was the very first who could talk to the sultan, whom her majesty gave an interview? actually, i don't usually give consent on the body of the interview. just for you, first of all. we are very grateful to you, your majesty, for finding the opportunity. was born on july 15, 1946 in the capital of october, 1967 the sultan of brunei, our hospitable host of the sultanate, is not only the absolute monarch and head of state, but also holds a number of positions in his sultanate, the prime minister, minister of defense minister of finance, ministerial affairs, minister, commerce head of customs, general spectrum of police, supreme commander, and also

well let's wait for spring together we'll see you as usual next week in central asia. take care.. i came under fire and a man died in my presence . it was very difficult to find people who, risking their lives, would also be able to drill a well here. it is in our building of the main pumping station that there is practically no water from the canal from the reservoir. no, the ukrainians are trying to bomb this station in order to deprive the entire donbass of water . how do you imagine taking any interest to put? what do you have my heart, right? shalyapin from february 13 at 21:20 on the rossiya sady channel and prepare for the winter heating season we watch russian cartoons and children's programs to spend time with children, we watch them for free without registration. the regions are sending equipment for the organization of life to training centers for fighters, part of the cargo is already being transported to the zone of a special military operation, which zinaida kurbatova will tell you how they help autonomous bullet camp in the ryazan region is preparing to perform com