so asia is between the new and the old _ why. so asia is between the new and the old at _ why._ why. so asia is between the new and the old at this point, - why. so asia is between the new and the old at this point, but - and the old at this point, but there are several nuances so i thought i would illustrate this with three stories. the first is if you think about developing asia like indonesia, it particularly offers a very at metaphor for this inherent tension between developing nation, growth and legacy and future and past. the capital jakarta for example, incredible place, it has young digitally native population, bursting at the seams with digital adoption. there is also a healthy venture capitalism ecosystem and significant tech talent. all of this is happening while the city itself is sinking into the java uncontrolled ground water use in global warming. the second storagejapan. japan offers storage japan. japan offers another glimpse into storagejapan. japan offers another glimpse into another phase of the that has traditionally been more developed than the rest, but t

hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm monica miller.nline retail giant amazon is facing a us congressional hearing into the working conditions at its warehouses. that's after senator bernie sanders wrote to amazon's chief executive on tuesday, accusing him and the company's founderjeff bezos of "creating a corporate culture that treats workers as disposable". bernie sanders, a self—styled socialist from vermont, has long been a fierce advocate for workers�* rights and the need for bigger welfare programmes in america. his promise to create a national health system helped him come close to winning the democratic nomination for president in 2016. so his decision to investigate the working conditions at one of america's biggest employers is sure to capture headlines and set up a robust argument about worker protections. now, for its part, amazon has been criticised for the conditions its warehouse workers face in facilities all over the world. it's already being examined for its safety record by multiple us government agencies. amazon is a

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now we have expected in central asia in connection with these issues our relations. in this way, they have improved in our region, and so it happened, and the public is internal to the public. uh, the political environment is very complicated. plus , this is added here is an additional task for our law enforcement and government agencies. e and interaction directly interaction between our countries , and the countries of the cis members of the sco, and today, as well as the jdc design bureau and the nuclear power plant, today we are seeing active interaction between our countries, and uzbekistan is interested in joint collective in ensuring collective security in our region, as well as the president uzbekistan stayed the last. that is, uh, uh came to us in kyrgyzstan at this meeting as well. the same solved a lot of questions, if we do not uh in the world and conscientious brotherly relations. consider the people between our countries, a understood this in the first place and supported the leadership of the state. and to other events of the past week in cholpon-ata o

i think the main roblem here in asia? i think the main problem is — here in asia?s to reassure - here in asia? i think the main problem is to reassure alliesl problem is to reassure allies that the long—standing american commitments, especially in korea remain. and that the evidence we give of that, the deployment of significant american forces in korea, the allocation of a lot of our defence resources to that problem has not changed. the problem has not changed. the problem is that north korea is becoming more difficult to deal with because the nuclear weapons combined with the sort of wild and crazy nature of the north korean regime is putting more pressure on those who worry about any doubts that local countries may have about the american role.— local countries may have about the american role. thank you so much forjoining _ the american role. thank you so much forjoining us, _ the american role. thank you so much forjoining us, richard. - around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. nasa wan

he spoke about how he sees the situation in central asia as a border incident. all this is how it periodically erupts from the water between kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan and shot again there so often it could be di. cue, bana shibkoy, but arrestovich, as an experienced information gypsy, is not mistaken. just like that, in the best traditions of charlatans from the nineties, he charges through the screen to the desired picture of the world and gives installation and installation. apparently to quarrel the neighbors with each other, because they need chaos everywhere and in central asia in particular, as in a region of strategic importance for of the future of all great eurasia here is the next tranche for these purposes. the united states , having dealt with its printing press from the barsky shoulder, is ready to donate 12 million dollars to the right citizens of central asia. as it was called the fight against disinformation in central asia , budgets will be mastered through countless non-profit and, of course, the most incorruptible organizations, we are talking

welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia".y in asia putting hang seng index back on the brink of a bear market. investors waiting for the u.s. jobs reports as there is a likelihood of the fed skip in june. the passing of the debt those in congress is also helping sentiment. veteran fund manner -- manager is telling bloomberg while he will continue investing in india. adani downplaying political and corporate governance risks. yvonne: the dollar dropping. fed trimming their bets as well. that is helping it to left all risk appetite and assets is morning. really even seeing quite a sizable recovery on this relief rallied in asia. we are up to percent, likely to continue at this pace to avoid the bear market. we could argue market has been oversold. morgan stanley also basically goldman saying relatively overweight in those markets. we just had can allow saying -- can draw saying it is hard to drop the overweight stance. we are not quite at cycle lows. he is thinking earnings recoveries could happen in the second half. extreme be

southeast asia to africa and er, no doubt met here.rently very serious projects that are being implemented by india iran russia iran and central asia in particular, uzbekistan iran uh hmm in order to to fully engage in the transport and transit potential of iran to have a way out. e to the chabahar seaport, er, which has very serious great prospects in the future, as one of the main key points of the large corridor of the trans-eurasian transport corridor north, south, which will connect india and iran and greater eurasia and uzbekistan as part of this large transport corridor corridor. this is a very interesting project, a very interesting direction to uzbekistan. it can act as a country that is interested in cargo flows to the iranian port of chabahar, and to uzbekistan itself can be a transit space so that a certain part of the flow of cargo goes through uzbekistan along trans iranian routes, uh to the seaports of iran , the desire of uzbekistan to go to the southern sides, it is synchronized with the desire of russia uh, again, to

so few, essentially, asia, we have strong cultural links to that. the target speaking population, a province in china, and we were afraid the china could do the same to us. the 2nd reason is the cultural and linguistic we do not understand chinese. here, a chinese mindset, a few speakers, they've mazda chinese, but for many years we didn't know what china was and what china is thinking. we just because they're completely different civilization, we weren't afraid like what, what might happen. and that's why we're so dependent on russia for, for security support. and the search reading has to do with some unresolved regional issues such as china, catholic stone and target started. but each time they have borders. and there were these territorial disputes between china and the stand countries. so there were few or the china be use this bill a $3.00 to $4.00 central asian countries to accept the borders the china decides will make sense. so, but all those few years developed materialized, china managed to assure central asia is that it will impose a kin

see you next week, as usual in the center of asia . it will be an honest detective.rn to the review of ukrainian news troops are again shelling the shebekinsky urban district of the belgorod region, there are dead wounded in the region . hello, what is the current situation? what consequences? hello, they continue to bombard the shubekinsky urban district with cannon artillery from the reactive system of the hall on fire , so at this moment it is known that after e arrivals on the new tavolzhanka. uh, two private residential buildings were damaged and, unfortunately, one of the women died in as a result of multiple shrapnel wounds , another one was hospitalized, and nearby , literally. there, a few kilometers away, there is the village of bezlyudovka, there are also victims and there were no casualties. unfortunately no casualties. it's worth saying that the new tavolzhanka is the very place through which the ukrainian terrorists. uh, quite recently they tried to penetrate the territory of the belgorod region, but they were repulsed by our military personnel literall

so we are in central asia, we're a freight. we are concerned that the us may move from a just a warnings to punishment. so if the us a pressures international organizations like the. busy thing and others to suspend loans, our economies will bleed. so there are no worries here how the us will move. so that's far we have managed to keep us as an important life. but us patients may also dry up. so we are concerned about this jew political rivalry. so there are definitely she is. yeah, relatively speaking, $20000000.00 us dollars is really just a drop in the bucket for the us budget. all right, coming up next. dance with the devil. you know, in the east for putting your face in prior unfulfilled promises made by foreigners in the west. we'll discuss it when we return with our expert guest. sit tight, the m o will be right back. the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how

and asia is one of our most preferred strategies. within asia, china dominates.e open the second half, we were expecting -- expecting stronger earnings. hopefully for more geopolitical clarity. that will hopefully, for a better recovery, and lift up some of the stocks and chinese equities, and their surrounding economies surrounding china as well. shery: it has been interesting to note, a report saying that we have seen a decoupling from chinese financial assets with the rest of emerging markets given the recovery has not been as strong as expected. where to ems go from here in the broader space? >> that is a great point. ems are one of our preferred areas. many of the economies, southeast asia, korea and he of the economy surrounding asia, that is not a developed nation, these economies are going to have much better valuations than the u.s. right now. as we come out of this pandemic and as we move forward, especially with how much investors like technology right now, a lot of these em companies, not just em companies, but internet companies have a lot of opportu

now we have expected in central asia in connection with these issues our relations.this way, they have improved in our region, and so it happened, and the public is internal to the public. uh, the political environment is very complicated and plus added to this. this is such an additional task for our power and state structures. e and interaction is direct interaction between our countries, and a strange part of the cis today, as well as the eu, we are now seeing active e, interaction between our countries, as well as uzbekistan is interested, and in the joint in the collective. in ensuring collective security in our region, as well as the president of uzbekistan , he was the last, that is, he arrived in kyrgyzstan and the same thing happened at this meeting solved a lot of issues if we don't uh in peace and good neighborly brotherly relations. consider the people between our countries. uh realized this in the first place and supported the leadership. and to other events of the past week, on june 2, under the chairmanship of the president of kyrgyzstan, sadyr, zhapar

asia? well, i think the main problem _ asia? well, i think the main problem is _ asia?well, i think the main problem is to reassure i asia? well, i think the main| problem is to reassure allies that the long—standing american commitments, especially in korea, remain, and that the evidence we give of that, the deployment of significant american forces in korea, the allocation of a lot of our defence resources to that problem, has not changed. the problem, has not changed. the problem is that north korea is becoming more difficult to deal with, because of the nuclear weapons combined with the sort of wild and crazy nature of the north korean regime, putting more pressure on those who worry about any doubts that local countries may have about the american role. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. new zealand police say they've charged a man with five counts of murder in relation to a deadly hostel fire in wellington last month. the 48—year—old man is already remanded in custody on two counts of arson. the deadly blaze engulfed the four—storey, 92—room

can you talk a little bit about that in the south asia context? it is indeed unfortunate that it is, but let me put it this way. the people of south asia are linked together by what was known as the 3rd of the hip. the police chose of the him out of the and got caught them in him to gush mountain ranges which formed the 3rd largest collection of fresh water, other than on the bulls. on the face of the a. and this is friend, she want to feed about 16 drums boundaries, rivers and feeds billions and billions of people. now this fresh water, these dishes, under severe threat because of the climate crisis and the some forecast, i think it's a mode which is a government due based research organization has recently published a report saying that most of these issues will be done before they will be melted by the end of this century, which to me that billions and billions of people are not just for security. what is security? but the culture, heritage livelihoods, and indeed lives on a threat because of the climate crisis unit bucks about an india and bun

asia and now in central asia in russia well, now the question is, what to redirect e in reverse modehe same gas , on the contrary, from russia to the central asian countries in transit of the ministry of emergency situations kazakhstan uzbekistan, and from the point of view of kazakhstan, there is also a definite plus here. this is just the income from the transit of russian gas to uzbekistan, in fact, kazakhstan also, in general, faced this winter with similar problems of chinit temperatures, moreover, they were sure to cut off a rather long shutdown against the backdrop of very low temperatures. it also illuminated. that's not the stability of the infrastructure. energy mm. russia and tajikistan will explore space together on the territory of the republic there are several observatories that will now cooperate even more closely with their russian counterparts. we are talking about the detection and tracking of small objects. it can be both space debris and satellites. we are very interested in expanding this cooperation for the benefit of both countries and for the benefit of tajik

nick marsh explains from our asia business hub.— asia business hub.ation. _ asia business hub. it is deep earth exoloration. i _ asia business hub. it is deep earth exploration, i suppose, _ asia business hub. it is deep earth exploration, i suppose, which - asia business hub. it is deep earthl exploration, i suppose, which could include looking for oil but also who knows, they could find minerals, natural resources, there is also lots of scientific experimentation as well that could be on the cards as well that could be on the cards as part of this project. but this hole into the earth is huge, it's going to be 11,000 metres long, it is going to go through ten continental strata, is going to go through ten continentalstrata, it is going to go through ten continental strata, it is going to hit the cretaceous system. one member of the technical team quoted in chinese state media says the operation is like driving a big truck on two steel cables so it will not be easy but the aim is to expand the boundaries of human understanding.— the boundaries of hum

the 1st try it is that of the move to create this great or central asia. so all of the stand countries, they are deepening collaboration within the region. so it was based on a cosmic style. the 2 countries with larger economies of populations they are trying to spew had the central asian community actually they, they created a new organization, actually, central asian collaboration. so there was deeper collaboration. and the 2nd strategies better for you to have target states. i took as president origin, regardless of the presiding goal with this idea of close of turkey collaboration is and is this uh, this tricky organization. actually they created an organizational turkey states uh, which is primarily dealing with cultural and economic issues. so those are, is that they will become a stronger alliance that will manage to withstand west the chinese and russian influences. but both of these 2 ideas, grand ideas, the floor, the 1st floor of the central asian great is central asian union. the smaller countries looked at each doctor just thought, and uh, oka

it is still balanced in asia. in the west is taking away the upside for most western markets. in asia, we still have that. but we also still have the downside. we are not going to be completely immune from the fallout from western policies. when america slows, the whole world will slow. asia will catch part of that. that's why you've got to be selective. domestically focused companies in most markets are going to be a lot more interesting than the big exporters. i think a lot of those export markets are going to change. we will see structural changes in asian markets going forward. we are definitely going to see opportunity as well as downside. haidi: don't believe the hawkish pauses, we will get that on a baseball cap. [laughter] thank you to paul gambles. certainly believing in the won today. annabelle: we are taking a look at the movers as well we are focusing on this morning. the domestic facing companies. these chip names, and focus and japan this morning. the japanese government. has renewed the chip strateg

you're welcome to deed up in use. asia are glad you could join us . i got on from boxes don's wes clemens disaster. the country is still struggling to get back on its feet. mighty survivors are still living and mixture of shelters . millions of children out of school and damaged infrastructure. still hasn't been fully repaired, but there's other damage to that to its main. gr industry a significant revenue on over the country. the production of this. yeah. is reading from the floods of last year. mind go the king, the fruits and focused on loved by all. but failing in the old shots formalism, defend regency loss deals, devastating floods have damaged the ceo's mind goes. is it about how to buddy bye. so that the bottom after it rained last year down be one or remain here for months? yeah, they've got a my, i got insect time to which destroyed may go flowers. them a good a good out. by that time we tried to find pesticides to control that, but there weren't any in the market who it was. they had them to. yeah. in 2022 focused on salt to venture rains a

w, and use asia. the you with the philippines and japan have begun joint naval drills for the 1st time in the strategically important south china sea. they're being held in waters off the baton province of the philippines and will last a week. they include maritime law enforcement training, and search and rescue missions. the nation's a boosting how they can walk right through to growing chinese as soon as they've knows by doing it claims launch maritime regions that overlap the exclusive economic science of all the nations, including the philippines is the us perspective on the drills. the more countries we have that are committed to the same ideals of a free and open indo pacific. the ability to enforce your own nation laws and your own nations. what waters your own sovereignty, the stronger we can be as a team, the stronger those ideals are. and for it's pot, china send this message ahead of the drills. where you mean as the military relations between the us and japan, we always advocate the milita

the question is not who controls asia but how to make asia the most prosperous part of the world as itears ago and one thing must not be forgotten, the world center of gravity has already moved to our part of the world. this center is not in the atlantic space, and in the asia-pacific, one can say from saudi arabia, iran, on the one hand, to japan and australia, on the other, india's attitude towards russia is somehow changing in the new situation. russia causes very, very warm feelings in india, not only among diplomats and politicians. it's a widespread relationship. russia is huge and very rich in resources. but most importantly, she has always been on the side of india, she is trusted with trust. this is the most basic thing in technology, investment , supply of resources. we have invested a lot each other 16-18 billion india invested 12 billion russia has a lot of plans, including the construction of nuclear power plants in our country. but now a point of view has appeared, i will immediately say that i do not share it, that because of the ukrainian crisis , russia is becoming sub

, and according to the brics countries , they are looking to become a regional power in west asia and especially in the east. in the description of dispersion of power, it means for brics that next to brazil, which is the dominant power in central america , next to china, which is the dominant power in central asia and the caucasus, next to china, which is the dominant power in east asia, or next to south africa is the economic and political leader of the african continent has iran as the power of the middle east or west asia region, thank you very much, stay with us and we will see the episode together, we will come back, the continuation of the program is delicious , iran is this land and this land and the fast of love in the cluster, farzan castle, alborz , persian gulf , jafarzadeh castle, today is the fourth question god's flag, what is he moaning about, captain star of the persian gulf, let's go to alborz, everyone, nadine sokrati, in the field of glass, jai tir castle , mri, alborz, persian gulf, sattar khan ali, the questions of this project are more important , my baloch entr

so making importing stuff from asia, exporting stuff to asia. and the second thing i learned was not only was this trade old and profitable, but it was also much more than a simple bilateral. in fact, i think the china trade was americans key to the global economy, and now that's partly a matter of size and scale, right in the late 18th, in the early century, the us is small, not a big power, right? it's not the continental empire leading economy. but in that same period, china was big as is now. china was then china's asia's greatest and its most important empire. china produced things desired globally, many of which you could only get in china. ti silk porcelains. and as a result, chinese ports like canton, gwangju were global crossroads. so by going to china, traders from united states, the small peripheral, the united could gain access to goods that would sell well in the world. so it opened a lot of doors them. but you know, as anyone who's ever been to a fancy department store or a auto dealership where you can't the things on display gett

and southeast asia . i should not agree with america in this issue, in this it will be in america's interest, the american can very easily achieve their goals with the use of gifts that actually demand a greater share in the global competition system and as a claimant country that is rising. are careful that they are actually victims of double-dealing and the issue of creating strategic mistakes in the relations of the eastern powers, in my opinion, is the best reason that biden has actually provided this level of formalities for mr. modiri, the prime minister, and in fact, the indians are looking for a strong view from the united states. broadcasting several terms of trump's presidency, having them is finally one that has a trans-nuclear america and expects the color of any government that works in america, the level of andrew's relationships and values ​​was considered, but in fact, during the period he worked in the united states, it caused aggravation the tensions in the relationship between america a

whole of asia is present. she has to compensate for those who are missing from europe and united states for this. yeah, well it's extremely important part of the world, so it's east asia, on the economies emerging growing, but also at the entrepreneurs from that region are, are spreading their skills across the world. what do people hear from the side of the stage a want to get from the form? is it, is it developing relationship? is it getting hard deals? what's, what's in it for the likes of malaysia and indonesia, thailand, etc. i think is a really about looking for a portion of these for investments in such a region which 6 with 619000000 population. it's a huge market to target. and because of that, we see how the countries and obviously it has been rising, especially when it comes to the gross domestic product. in fact, by 2030 in an asian, we one of the top 10 really in the war and that's off of global rankings for gross domestic product and the set to be the false by 2015. that shows how important se, a

while farm is across south asia can expect more violent weather. so heat waves have already become huntur. kerstell floods stronger tropical sites and we'll get strong the, the not more common. all of these re have a on crops and what makes it a little bit more difficult to the growth is if you're fond of these changes to the climate rolls and make it less predictable. so it's difficult to know exactly what's gonna happen now to really get a sense of scale of the problem that this mountain range and south asia called the him do kush emulators and say this gigantic range of places feeds rivers that essentially supply water, drinking water, agricultural water to more than one of the ha 1000000000 people. and this mountain range by 2050 between one quarter and one 3rd of the ice and that will have melted . and so that's almost impossible to really imagine how that will affect palm is, i mean, you'll have fast way too much water of the stuff to melt away. overflowing rivers, you'll have flash plants. and then later, you'll have almost the opposite prob

come for money post office bank. pre-election campaign asia welcomes you here the heart of the continent beats, and we keep our hand on the remote control. today we’ll talk about what the current relations between russia and tajikistan are built around on russian schools, american pressure and terrorists. at the very borders. let's try to figure out what happened in kyrgyzstan, the failed attempt of another coup d'état? disturbing news from kyrgyzstan, something did not go according to plan, the freedom-loving country, which has gained revolutionary fame over the past 20 years , has changed power here at least three times by force, but this time the coup d'état was prevented. the national security committee reported the arrest of several dozen people who were preparing the seizure the authorities on the footage of the operational shooting of several men are taken right into the car on the busy street tracks. someone is detained at home on footage hidden safes with bundles of money, documents and seals led the conspiracy according to investigators roza nurmatova, the head of the party, ac

in an asia where they're imon.ina, they don't like countries that want to remain centers on their own. whoever it was this is unacceptable for india and for the vast majority of asian countries. the chinese indian territorial dispute originates from the time of the partition of british india and the formation of the prc. in the ninth year, beijing annexed it , before the main traffic flow went through india now. it was blocked by the aksaichin or white ravine, a huge uninhabited region that india china considered theirs began to have great significance to the sixty-second year. india has established. there are more than 30 checkpoints here. china decided to remove them after a month of fighting, it took the us diplomatic intervention, but china entrenched itself in exaichin , providing you with supplies after 3 years , the situation escalated due to the pakistani conflict, china and pakistan opposed india and disputed its territory. in the autumn of the sixty-seventh year, the chinese army tried to oust the indian

more to come on daybreak asia.rg. ♪ haidi: this the last day of the world economic forum in china and our chief north asian correspondent stephen engle been covering the event for us. what's coming up when it comes to this final day and some of the takeaways for so many conversations at a critical time to be held in china at the moment. stephen: absolutely, he hit the nail in the head right there as far as the world economic forum happening here in china. the first since 2019. just to have the new premier speak to the international business community with his message is simply saying, china is open and welcoming. xi jinping is in the meeting with the new zealand prime minister after he was at the world economic forum, he went to beijing and met with president xi and he relayed the message that china is open and welcoming. sort of blessing, not by name, but blasting efforts in the west, in particular, the united states for lacking sincerity and essentially limit china's developments. those are well-worn messages, ob

there are sanctions restrictions imposed by some countries of central asia , which restrictions wouldst noticeable for us and hmm would be more undesirable. you know, uh, i, to be honest, such a scenario. eh, at the moment. at least i can't imagine, and i 'm sure that, uh, our central asian allies partners and friends have, uh, clear understanding of priority. e of the whole complex of relations with our country, including their trade and economic aspects. there is an understanding that e dividends from a hypothetical accession to the so -called sanctions. uh, this is nothing compared to those, uh losses, uh, which a break in relations with russia could result in . yes, no one raises the question of breaking our relations. central asian countries with russia uh about supporting western sanctions , so the question uh, is not worth it, therefore uh. well, probably those aspects that you er, interested in this from the field of such a distant theory, the ongoing meeting of the heads of government of the cis in sochi these days. right there is the proof. well, i absolutely agree with you.

welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." rishaad: moderate expansion, signs of a potential cause, the fed hikes, also hoping to boost sentiment. u.s. debt limit deal heads to the senate after flying through the house, easing imminent concerns about a u.s. default. we look at if the tailwinds in india can be sustained. yvonne: for once, we are talking all good news. you have brighter data coming out from china. this debt ceiling boat, at least in the house it has passed, and you have the discussion of a fed pause, and we are seeing a bond market rally that continues across the asia pacific well, so certainly one to watch. taking a look at hong kong, momentum is coming back. dollar taking a bit of a backflip on some of the comments we are hearing from park and from jefferson saying it looks like a skit could be more likely. we are seeing dollar vindman beat, we are back to round what? seven of nine? commodities also feeling much better than yesterday after that official pmi really dragged down not just asia, but the rest of th

for asia you have to understand 85% of asia's credit is investment grade.hat is totally different space altogether compared to the ig space. yvonne: i was going to get to the ig space. is that the safer option right now, given that there could be a potential slowdown? everyone still seems to think that this is the sweet spot and now that there is more of a set because that people are starting to price in as well. >> we think asia's investment rate is a sweet spot. looking at the last one or two years, even china credit as a whole, they get holding quite right. some are performing better than the u.s. to some degree. that leads to the other problem because it is part of supply in the valuations. that is not going to change to some degree. i think we need to understand for credit, we want the world not to be too hot or too cold. so we are somewhere in that kind of environment right now. in term of credit, we are the sweet spot for investors. we do expect the fed pause in june, but for the high, data dependent is the statement coming from the u.s. fed official

boris maksutov alexander botkin news, kherson region you are welcomed by asia here beats the heart of continent, and we keep our finger on the pulse. today we will talk about what the actual relations between russia and tajikistan are built around on russian schools american pressure and terrorists. at the very borders. let's try to figure out what happened in kyrgyzstan, the failed attempt of another coup d'état? disturbing news from kyrgyzstan something went wrong. and svoboda, a beloved country that has won revolutionary glory over the past 20 years, has changed power here at least three times by force, but this time the coup d'état was prevented. the national security committee announced the arrest of several dozen people who were preparing to seize power several men are taken directly to the car on the street of busy highways. someone is being detained at home on footage of hidden safes with bundles of money , documents and seals . roza nurmatova, the head of the party, led the conspiracy, according to investigators. kesh, according to the security forces , there were over 100 pe

in this situation , they threw you out of asia. he gave you the conditions so that we can prepare the program of the documents that was the culprit, i think that esteghlal betrayed him , then the league program and the elimination cup went to mr. asadian. and the weather is actually always this having the stress of these few years when esteghlal and square were not clear, the players not being clear, the conditions are not good. now, this year, the conditions are not good at all . i am excited for esteghlal because i think now with the calmness of our rival persepolis, sepahan will calm down and renew its players. and my head is on the sidelines, whether the food we have or not, you know, i have more peace for them, i will continue to work with them, the players are now 100% renewed without all of them. it is on me i think this is a good news, god willing, the head coach of the team will be chosen soon. who is the head coach? the fans of this coach want to not be esteghlal persepolis and sepahan, but the teams rooted in naft abadan

if they provide a canvas to create anxiety and discord in the region of east asia and southeast asia,pinion, they should be very careful, because in the current situation , they have historical and benign differences with china, but they should not bring america to any city. this issue will be in the interest of america americans can very easily achieve their goals with software, although the information that actually wants a greater share in the global system and competition and is rising as a claimant country is careful that it is actually a victim of america's double and duplicitous behavior. the strategic mistakes in the relations of the easternmost powers is the reason that this level of formalities should be provided for the prime minister, and in the case of the indians , they have received severe hostility from the united states during the several terms of trump's presidency. america's transnuclear strategic treaty and it is expected that every government that works in america will consider the level of relations and affairs of andrew , but in fact, during the period when he c

and opening up here in asia. the bank ofjapan and opening up here in asia.nd it's following wall street's lead, which is slightly down again after the us that announced that it was going to keep its rates straight, just a little while longer, we think but before we 90, longer, we think but before we go, remainderthat longer, we think but before we go, remainder that wall street will be closed today because of the will be closed today, because ofjuneteenth. that's a federal holiday marking the emancipation of enslaved african americans. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. it was the tuesday after the king's coronation. it soon started to pour into her home. letting the downstairs. but for repairs to take place there, having to move out for at least six months. we've all had our moments of being very emotional and upset. opposite caroline, alice runs her own catering company. her kitchen was completely flooded, and the cost to her business has been severe. we chose not to claim on our insurance and cover the costs ourse

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welcome to bloomberg markets asia." yvonne: bond futures rise as may inflation comes in much cooler than expected. china's industrial profits sliding further however reflecting the soft demand and factory gate inflation. we are watching asian chip makers after report that washington could further tighten curbs on selling ai components to china. plus, bloomberg reveals ubs lands to ask more than half of credit suisse's workforce. yvonne: sharp rally overnight. david: we make our way into the midmorning session. welcome to the show. we are getting a rally in some parts of this market and using that liberally if well given the risk aversion coming through in the chinese markets. down five or six days and up one yesterday and down again right now 0.6%. not pushback from the pboc. not just the chinese currency. indonesia is shot today. lots of data to get through today. yvonne: dollar china is getting closer back to seven .24 levels. basically erasing gains that we saw in the last two days that we saw that from the pboc and