what should we do in asia? won't it be the first power in the future of the asian economy? why do we have the ability? yes, we do. ten percent, well, this is a very low number, considering the conditions inside the country and the opportunities of the four seasons of the weather in different areas. in my opinion , it is a golden opportunity with the neighboring countries, which is the same with the persian gulf areas as with the central asian republic, with eurasia. pointing out that according to the meetings of the agreements in eurasia and i don't know, our membership in birix and other organizations, these are very good opportunities, this opportunity today. the islamic republic was created to be able to organize its own economy in these gatherings and to provide peace of mind to the people in providing income services. we have to have the appropriate quality for our environmental needs, and considering the decrease in precipitation, we must have an opportunity for this program, with the same program that mr. sohrabi mentions, these opportunities that exist anyway. these

economic oli will when it comes to asia? economic policy will likely _ when it comes to asia?? economic policy will likely not be _ when it comes to asia? economic policy will likely not be very - policy will likely not be very different particularly in the first year. we have an economy, global economy, still under flux. we still see inflation, we still see a lot of activity where it is hard to predict exactly where we are going. businesses also need to be mindful of that. they also have contingency plans but where the next president of the us might take us, businesses are ready because they will have a plan a. because they will have a plan a, b and probably see. for all the latest updates on developments surrounding the us election, do visit our website for live coverage leading up to polling day on 5th november. apple has released an update that enables artificial intelligence features in some of its latest iphones. the new apple intelligence will help users to proof—read text and remove unwanted objects from photos. the release is a big milestone for apple, whose ai strate

region. tend to stay in the asia-pacific region. tend to stay in the asia-pacific reuion. , .on. joanna lu there. but while consumer spending may be muted, the golden week has boosted home sales, according to chinese state media. cctv reported that the number of home viewings increased significantly over the holiday. the sales of homes also rose across the country. it comes after a string of stimulus measures were announced to prop up the sector, including lowering down payments for first—time home buyers. staying with china but turning to the auto industry because the european union recently agreed to impose new tariffs on electric vehicles made in china. but it wasn't a unanimous vote. many abstained in german opposed. the boss of german carmaker volkswagen says the european union should exempt some companies from its tariffs on china—made electric vehicles. for more, let's bring in the asia editor hans grimmel. thank you forjoining me. which european countries are likely to benefit? it european countries are likely to benefit?— to benefit? it is a question about whether _ t

what do we know now when it comes to asia?— comes to asia? her economic oli is comes to asia?is likely not _ comes to asia? her economic policy is likely not going - comes to asia? her economic policy is likely not going to i policy is likely not going to be very different, particularly in the first year. we have a global economy still in flux, we still see inflation, we still see a lot of activity where it's hard to predict exactly where we are going. so businesses also need to be mindful of that. the next president of the united states, where they might take us... businesses will be ready, they will have a plan a, b and c. how are businesses in asia hoping the next administration manages relations with china? businesses certainly do not want a decoupling. that is a word we hope to be banished from the vocabulary. but the idea of derisking makes sense and businesses are in the business of making sure they delist any element that might cause disruption to their supply chain. —— they have derisking for any element that might cause disruption. we want healthy relationship with c

what do you know about asia?gy resources as a main capital, but above these human resources, intellectual capital in the fields of nanotechnology, biotechnology and a collection of 8400 companies that are startups. they are located in the flourishing innovation fund of mr. president. i think there is a good opportunity in these meetings, which are currently group meetings, maybe in meetings. a lot of basic work, maybe in terms of form, format, framework, memorandums, for example , agreements should be signed, but what is important inside the country, a collective will must be created, by removing hand-wringing laws, in addition to other capacities, we have that maybe many countries do not have the issue of transit and iran's geopolitical position. in my opinion, it is a golden opportunity in the field of medicine and access to advanced anti-cancer drugs. these are an opportunity that maybe the neighboring countries , especially the countries of the persian gulf region, which go to european countries for more trea

president went to the capital city of qatar a few minutes ago to participate in the third meeting of the asia-asia cooperation dialogue series. before leaving tehran , he announced the pursuit of economic, cultural and social interactions with the government of qatar, as well as discussions about regional conditions and improving the level of cooperation between the countries present in this meeting. naturally, in the asian cooperation and dialogue forum there with the asian countries that are there, regarding the critical situation in the region

eurons leader khamene says american and european presence is a rude cause of ongoing conflicts in west asia. youran's ambassador to the united nations says his country's missile strikes on israel were fully justified under its legitimate right to self-defense. and in lebanon, hezbulah fighters force israeli troops to retreat after they tried to infiltrate into a southern town. hello everybody and very warm welcome pardon to press tv world news and now the leader of irans islamic revolution says the root cause of clashes and wars in west asia. is the presence of the us and some european countries that falsely claim to be in favor of peace. sayid ali khamenei said clashes and wars will end in west asia if the region gets rid of those western states adding regional countries are themselves capable of managing the region and coexisting peacefully. leader refer to iraq imposed war on iran in the 1980s as an example of warmongering by western countries since they provoked then iraqi dictator saddam hussein to attack. iran. khamenei also pointed to the martterdom of hezbulah leader sayid hasan nas

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chinese shares lead losses in asia. investors sending a signal to beijing for more stimulus as holiday spending lags pre-covid levels. in what would be an historic antitrust breakup, the u.s. justice department will recommend breaking up google to end its monopoly in an search. also ahead, south korean bonds to join ftse russell's major global index next year. will india win the addition to the market gauge? and hyundai motors seeking to earn $3 billion with its ipo of its indian unit, kicking up the country's biggest ever listing. let's get the markets and avril hong. we saw that relentless rally in the u.s., but not the same story in china. avril: it is not partaking in those gains overnight. what we see in china is an under performance the broader asian markets, which originally left the region -- led the region's benchmark with gains, but ultimately succumbing to pessimism after the holiday spending data. we see the stocks in hong kong in negative territory, extending the losses. the worst day in 16 years. we are al

.— especially in asia.. timee estimates the size - especially in asia. timee estimates the size of - especially in asia. timeej estimates the size of the future markets injapan alone to be worth more than $25 billion. two singapore companies who owned the cargo ship involved in the collapse of a baltimore bridge in march have agreed to pay over $100 million to the us government. a statement by the us department ofjustice said the money would cater to the emergency response to the incident. the companies are still in talks with state officials over the funds needed for reconstruction works needed in the area. more news about that settlement and other stories on our website. that brings us to close to this edition of business today, more in the next hour. see you soon. sports next. hey, i'm ben with the catch—up. tonight, ai cheating, big brother controversy and our very own kiss cam. but first, are you someone who never leaves home without your vape? well, the government has announced new rules that will sto

, which has been great for southeast asia.ation and a huge consumer base. but that does not mean businesses are pulling out of china. their commitment there is strong, they continue to do business there, even if operations remain slightly different than across the world. southeast asia has benefited from some of the movement in this china plus one strategy. turning to kamala harris, a lot of criticism early on as a presidential candidate was that we didn't know about her economic policy. what do we know now when it comes to asia? her economic policy is likely not going to be very different, particularly in the first year. we have a global economy still influx, we still see inflation, we still see a lot of activity where it's hard to predict exactly where we are going. so businesses also need to be mindful of that. the next president of the united states, where they might take us... businesses will be ready, they will have a plan a, b and c. for the latest updates on the developments around the us election, visit our website fo

in the markets, asia down for a second day. investors are mulling the implications of escalating tensions in the middle east and traders are betting on $100 oil as risk escalate and a flurry of options the dollar, weighing on asian currencies, and taking a look at where we are in terms of the japanese yen, 146.80, the yen weakening on the back of issue by saying that japan is not ready yet for another boj hike. that is a surprise with fixed income assets across asia, and with us are our guests, we will talk about how it is a high-volume environment, but when you look at the risk assets, they are not quite showing the volatility. >> you are absolutely right. high volatility could be because of the calls as opposed to the port, so it could be either way. it is a bit surprising but if you look at where volume levels are, they are high, higher than where they were a couple of years back, through years back, but they are not that high. so we think that it could take up and there could be potential three large economies cutting rates

if asia has iran's independence , let's announce it. in fact, if it is not there , we cannot be successful. well, our discussion below is also about the match against sepahan, a valuable victory and in fact. he did very well, but with a lot of changes and fluctuations , they didn't reach that fixed line-up, mr. mir saeed. if they reach that fixed line-up, kamra is a very good striker . he wants to play in the 42 system. we last season. both tractor is ready for this case and sepahan sepahan has very good people. you are one of the key pieces these days. meraisa is one of the key pieces of these days. if he gets to his main composition, if they put daneshgar hazoabi or hadi mohammadi in their defense structure, they can be coordinated, they can be successful. tractor is our good representative, whether in the league or in asia , he can fight with skocic even for the championship . it's 23:52 minutes and you are still watching the football magazine of the khabar network. a report for azadi stadium fans. with the announcement of the vice p

ayatollah khamenei says american and european presence is the root cause of the ongoing conflicts in west asia. iran's ambassador to the united nations says this country's missile strikes on israel were fully justified under its legitimate right to self-defense. and in lebanon, hesbollah fighters forces really troops to retreat after they try to... infiltrate into a southern town, hello and welcome live from tehran, you've turned to press tv's world news, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, well the leader of iran's islamic revolution says the root cause of clashes and wars. in west asia is a presence of the us and some european countries that falsely claim to be in favor of peace. sayid ali khamenei said clashes and wars will end in west asia if the region gets rid of those western states, he western states being present in the region, he added that regional countries are themselves able to manage the region and co-exist peacefully. the leader referred to iraq, impose war on iran. in the 1980s as an example of war mongering by western countries since they provoked the then d

i think it is a good thing for peace in northeast asia. i think this is a moment when this relationship is going to expand and become even more important to all of us. it is going to become a greater contributor to peace in northeast asia. grace: thank you for the rendition of love me tender. i also wanted to thank you for setting the stage in terms of the personal relationship that means so much in our day-to-day work at the pentagon with the state department. this goes so far to really make the real conversations work, not just at the dinner and at the table but behind-the-scenes. ambassador umemoto, we would love to hear some of your thoughts. amb. umemoto: national leaders have the connection for the general. there is a plan but there have to be people. of course i was always aware of what was happening. but how to translate that into reality, you have to have a lot of hard work. i was fortunate enough to be involved in bilateral discussions and we worked hard with my counterparts in the u.s. embassy, the state department, and to be qu

msci asia being index up .02%. the epic space we have asian currencies under some pressure there. taiwan dollar, ringgit and rupiah, which have been out performance this year under pressure right now. that is it from bloomberg markets: asia. horizons middle east & africa is next. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ joumanna: good morning. our top stories. israel says it has begun targeted ground

in asia, asia is almost the same, although there is a problem of the presence of western powers in eachion. wherever they are of origin. see, in fact, when trump is in america was the president, the saudis easily realized that the reliance and commitment to the united states to provide security has disappeared, that is, the americans easily left behind saudi arabia, now it is really the source of chaos and rebellion in the region and these problems that you see it is happening completely in the light of the support of the united states of america. in any case, maybe something was necessary for the arab countries and the region to come to their senses and see the consequences of the presence. what is happening now in the territories of gaza, in the territories of lebanon, in the region itself, including iran, is the result of the exchange of missiles that what is happening between iran, this may actually be a warning sign for countries to try to secure the region by themselves . yes, in any case, i want to say that it seems to be addressed to the supreme authority and leadership of most

, the slavery of west asia, the the resource rate of west asia, the wars and the conflicts, west asia uh zionist capitals, so let's let's call it for what it is, the arab uh... leaders are the product of this same vile evil, neoliberal, western zionist ideology, and it's an entire movement, entire system, it's an entire kind of machine if you like, and i wisely urged people to pay attention to that, i think, but very specifically to the arab, to the region, i your question focused on that, i'd say that, the arabs themselves are guilty, the arab leaders are guilty of basically giving their loyalty freely, now. the people have a sort of choice, they ruled by despots, essentially they are, these are despotic regimes which have um terror terror police, they have you intelligence services that spy on them, watch them, and will destroy any sign of any just movement or individual who wants to uh create change, saudi arabia being a classic example, they have about 40,00 prisoners, political prisoners in their jails for simply having a view that... doesn't coincide with their own version of wh

pakistanis china's most important partner in south - important partner in south asia. pakistan�*s major military supply and china�*s guarantee with india as long as there are half a million pakistani troops on indian�*s border it keeps india busy in south asia rather than being able to look towards china, so china considers pakistan a very important and of course pakistan considers china a very significant guarantor of pakistan�*s security and economic survival. china normally has a hands off approach when it comes to intervening in foreign countries. all that continue to hold with regards to pakistan? definitely. china has no intention, i think of intervening in pakistan domestic politics and right now it seems no one is. the former prime minister imran khan was not particularly liked by any of the pakistan foreign partners and has a strong support base in parts of the country and his supporters are very enthusiastic in their support for him but at the same time pakistan�*s military no longer trusts him and the pakistan business community doesn�*t trust him and nobody

we did not have a strategic view of economic interactions with asia. they rightly said that the future of the future order is an asian order. this is not our word. it is also a word of western thinkers themselves that the new world order is an order that will be centered on asia. this look at the discussion of the new asia-centered world order and how much we were able to formulate strategic documents becomes the duty of the parliament for these laws that lead us to this direction. strategic documents should be taken, long-term documents should be taken, such as the long-term community cooperation document between iran and china, that is, such a document, which has a dimension of community cooperation. we don't just look at our relations with asia and other asian countries in a one-dimensional way . our relations will not be challenged by the change of governments and by the change of international spaces. we should go towards strategic documents . that's why we should know that all asian countries have unique capacities , for example, the countries of

i think it is a good thing for peace in northeast asia. i think this is a moment when this relationship is going to expand and become even more important to all of us. it is going to become a greater contributor to peace in northeast asia. grace: thank you for the rendition of love me tender. i wanted to thank you for setting the stage in terms of the personal relationship that means so much in our day-to-day work at the pentagon with the state department. this goes so far to really make the real conversations work, not just at the table but behind-the-scenes. ambassador moto, we would love to hear your thoughts. amb. moto: national leaders have the connection for the general. there have to be people. of course i was always aware of what was happening. how to translate that into reality, you have to have a lot of hard work. i was involved in bilateral discussions and we worked hard with our counterparts in the state department. to be frank, i was the director [indiscernible] a substantial part of that work is dealing with the day-to-day co

asia versus the u.s. versus europe.alk about india, the biggest bet i think in my industry is india. america was the largest 25 years ago, then europe 15 years ago and china five years ago and five years from today and 15 years, go big in india. that will be surpassing china in terms of the market. far more complex and granular but it's a place where you have 40 million indians traveling abroad and there will be 150 million indians going to malaysia on the middle east. probably like you play in china, find the right local operator go through. haslinda: in terms of acquisitions and headcount, what are you looking at to play this story? sebastien: festus growth is asia-pacific, 50% of our growth is here which is why i'm spinning a lot of time here. you need capital. there are only three sources of capital in the world, amica, singapore and middle east. find the capital and appetite and find a local partner. haslinda: you talked about the middle east, let's touch on that given the escalating tensions in the middle east, is

vedad, the academic researcher and rider and out of belfast sab shath. author, commentator and west asia expert. thank you both for being with us. let's start it off in london with ra, your perspective, reza, uh, so far, once you saw the operation last night, true promise to, your overall perspective. so, i think it's very important to clear uh, to kind of pinpoint certain uh, very important. issues that have risen for us to be at this point, iran was attacked severely number of times, its allies were attacked, its irgc members were attacked and killed, and iran gave permission for the un, the security council to step in as it did in the april attack, however we saw that, not only did the un and the un security council did not step in, iran was condemned and as even though was the victim by uh for for being attacked, so iran had no choice after sayd to defend itself, and if you look between the time between um ismail han when he was marted and action taken, there was a big gap where the european union, the european countries and the us were asking iran requesting iran not to attack israe

welcome to bloomberg markets: asia. oil steadies after the biggest one-day jump in almost a year on concerns israel may decide to strike iranian crude facilities, but prices are still on course for the biggest weekly gain since early 2023. asian stocks and bonds trading in tight ranges as investors focus on the upcoming u.s. jobs data for fresh clues on the fed's rate path. also ahead, the eu set to vote today on a massive tariff increase on chinese electric vehicles. germany doesn't want it and spain wants to talk it out with beijing. and we speak exclusively to chairperson of -- about how the global expansion plans and challenges faced by the industry in india. comments by president biden are helping to trigger oil prices already on the rise of concern about continued conflict in the middle east. speaking to reporters at the white house he would asked if the u.s. would back an israeli attack on iran's oil facilities. >> do you support israel striking iran's oil facilities, sir? haslinda: a u.s. official later a clarif

are playing in the showcase of asia, so this can help us a lot. of the key elements of these days is meraisa, if he gets to his main composition, if he puts daneshgar hazabi or hadi mohammadi in their defensive structure, they can be coordinated , they can be successful. onorm traktor is a good representative of us , whether in the league or in asia, he can even fight for the championship with his team. thank you very much sir dear seyed salehi, who was with us in this conversation and we are happy for the success, and for the good representatives of my country's football in the continuation of the asian competitions , you are still watching the football magazine of the khabar network. late december can. host football competitions . it has been almost 20 years since the renovation of azadi stadium began. we went there to find out more about the progress of the renovation of the complex. the old spaces of zal west have been completely destroyed and new spaces are being built. what is here are you preparing this is the place of independence. we have

i didn't do then expanding crime hubs and southeast asia like this one k k. paul could think built on the time in my buddha, home to criminals using these tools to steal billions of dollars. but you never know. now they look and sound. just like you. tony king al jazeera, bangkok, a lot sit from nissan, situs now, but i'll be back with the headlines shortly whether it's next followed by inside story. and you can find more now, top stories on our website. i'll just 0. don't come the have that there's been lots of dry weather to be found across northern parts of south asia. now that the monsoon is in it's retreat, but we've seen the arrival of some west, so whether touching into pockets done, and that's from central pots of, of gun this time where we have some warnings of full that heavy rain. it will apply on wednesday, but there are some showers so lingering on, choose day, much t, y a for the north west of india with lots of hazy sunshine into new daily the west of the weather, stretching from the west coast across into the northeast corner with rain for bun

then glenn defends asia. the husband company that was the main driver and the center of what allowed leonard francis to do what he did. and so i think it really speaks to how craig has been covering this story and how much he's kept it at the fore of of of the public discourse. and so. ten years is a long time to commit to a to story. and i wanted to know if you could start by walking us through, craig, what made you sort of give so much of your journalistic skill to this and help us sort of what the fat leonard scandal and what a husbanding services, the service that he provided that allowed was the driver. all of this? yeah, back in 2013, nancy and i were both beat reporters at the pentagon when the great things i loved about nancy as soon after i started on the beat, you could tell that all the generals, admirals, everybody else at the pentagon was scared of her. and and i always had great admiration for that. and so i always followed her lead on lines of inquiry. but was in 2013, it was, you maybe remembe

secondly, the labor force in asia is much younger.is a labor force used for navigating antisocial product through video as the medium by which they consume or share content, so a real push into short form video on linkedin will be important to help professional stay informed, make connections and grow their network. haslinda: right now there is a lot of focus on the u.s. election and perhaps ai generated misinformation. how are you countering that? ryan: linkedin is a platform to create economic opportunity. what you share on linkedin is attached to your real identity, your resume online. we do not face a lot of the issues that a lot of other platforms may face where there is not real identity. to the extent that we have a lot of the same trust in place across the board, through ai and human review, there is not a lot of political content. in 2018, we disallowed political advertising altogether on linkedin, so it isn't really a place for politics are happening. haslinda: from the data and trends you are seeing on linkedin, what would

gaza, rafa, lebanon and through out the whole asia, the time for decisive action is now. the hizbollah resistant movement says it is fighting off israeli forces trying to infiltrate lebanon's southern territories. the movement said it destroyed three israeli mercava tanks with rockets as the regime forces advanced toward the border village of maron alros. the attack was the latest in a series of his. strikes against israeli troops. izbolah said its fighters also clash with israeli troops to infiltrated maron alras. the group targeted an israeli unique unit with an explosive device as it was getting close to the village of yaron. israeli soldiers will also forced to immediately retreat after they attempted to infiltrate the border village of adicia. at least 1,00 people have so far been killed in lebanon since the regime began its aggression. two weeks ago, the lebanese health ministry says 46 people were killed in israeli air strikes on wednesday alone. israel has also confirmed deaths of at least eight of its soldiers. earlier we were joined by our lebanon correspondent

why would he be relevant potentially to asia? so tito is best known for breaking ranks with the soviet union because he felt after world war ii, they were trying to dictate to him too much, and they felt his country was a sovereign, and therefore they did not need to be treated. so he breaks away from the soviet. and so the argument that is made is ho chi minh is kind of cut from the same cloth as tito. he's independent minded. he doesn't want to take direction from the chinese or the soviets. he's not like east germany or poland or any of these other communist satellite states. and so if that is the case they argue, there is just not this big threat of a global communist or asian communist conspiracy. and they will generally take a positive view of ho chi minh as a dedicated nationalist who was committed to his cause, and favorably oftentimes with the leaders of the south vietnamese, which will get us to our second answer of the big question. was the war winnable? so orthodox schools said they think it is unwinnable. and a lot o

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payroll and they are a bigger threat to to the axis and to the the freedom and the sovereignty of west asia than even the europeian put it made it very clear today, he said the biggest problem, the root cause of the problem in this region is the europe'. and the western zionist entities, they are the ones who are causing all of the conflict, but actually they can't do anything if it's not for the sell out so call fake muslims, the sell out people who keep quiet as well when all this oppression and rulm and tyrany is going on, the more you lie down in the tyrant, the worse he gets the more become, you have to stand up and and thank you said uh say it uh, there've been developments, we've had the irgc statement saying that this was an act of self-defense of course, and and a claim that has been repeated by iranian foreign minister, iranian defense minister, and also the chief of staff of the iranian armed forces, uh, what do you think the implications of this will be, because you know it was completely justified and legal at the same time being condemned by the usual collective... west, what

i'll just choose the united nations as warning that cyber crime in southeast asia is evolving into a major global threats. and you report says casino is in business products and countries with port law enforcement a being used as cover for crime syndicates who was stealing billions of dollars and the criminals. and now exploring thing new i technology is tony chang reports from bangkok, a modern office compound in the philippines, whom you might think to a tech company or call center. but this was a cyber crime hub. and the scam is now have a dangerous new tool. generative off official intelligence. the integration is powerful, new a i tools has really been a game changer for cyber enabled fraud and really cyber crime more broadly, especially in the context of southeast asia. hughes approach to 10 game keeper, a form a heck of he's no, a cyber security operative is so easy to use. he says, what do you need to do is follow the tutorials, even like non tech people. you just see the video and you follow them. you go to go and they only so you know, like what kind of the team that you ne

of asia, let it play in asia, so why are you taking it there, then it shows that there must be a problemke it there, and the main problem that we will come back to, maybe you can say what is the solution, the main solution today, the supreme leader said that the wisdom of the quran in this is that if the nation of islam and the islamic nation are united, if the islamic countries are united, israel will be destroyed. this is the wisdom of the qur'an. mr. asdeem pointed out that all the tools should be used , especially the countries that are in the islamic world this existing capacity can be used so that fifa can act quickly. yes, well, i gave a few examples. well, mr. saeedi said very well about some issues. as i said, we see contradictions . now, in the name of human rights, for example, countries if other countries occupy us right now we have the countries where the people and the government are in the same country without the permission, nothing will happen to them, while we have just mentioned an example of russia, which is not a side issue at all, but if it happens it seems to me th

berlin when americans are thinking about asia in? the first half of 1950, it's very much the end game with the chinese civil war. what's going to happen in taiwan and, the fact that all of a sudden north korean troops are going across this recognized border that does shock, surprise as and horror. truman, in his first press statement, says that the threat has gone from internal subversion to direct military attack. and i think that really explains the american response, which is to send ground troops within a week, which i think is an unusual response. ten years earlier, france had fallen in world war two. an american pretty much done nothing. now, exactly ten years later, north korea, south korea, according to the truman, within a week, ground troops are being sent. this is a new transformed nation and that american involvement does transform this civil conflict into something much bigger, which then subsequently gets transformed in something even bigger in sort of october, november, december, when the people's of china then also in

place after that is coming, you know, at the backdrop of the situation in the middle east or west asia as we refer to it over here, and that is because we are now editing towards one year. the israeli genocide in gaza and also we are heading towards you know as israel continue to expand this war not just limiting it to gaza alone but also to yemen as well as syria and now we see the continuation of the same tactic being enacted in lebanon so um this is coming at the backdrop of that and then we are seeing this um this united front. among the resistant axes, whether it's in iraq or it's in yemen or it's in lebanon or it's in syria or it's in you know um gaza itself or the west bank so there is this... um this united front among the resistance that is standing up against israel and it has stund out that they are the only ones willing to stand, they are the only one willing to to take a stance, a concrete stand against israel and to act upon that which they believe in, while the rest of the world have largely remained silent um and watch for more than a for almost a year now as israel con

we have seen this play out across asia and in europe.a look at how the oil majors are trading pre-market stateside and this comes after oil was down 3.5% in the asia session. take a look at this. exxonmobil and chevron and oxy is down more than 2% right now. that could be one sector contributing to the losses. stay with us here on cnbc. thanks so much for your company today. i'm dan murphy in abu dhabi. "worldwide exchange" starts right now. >>> it's 5:00 a.m. here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here's your "five@5.

in this survey, it's asia.sia is the top investment destination and most preferred region on the fx front and also on the rates and equities. there is a shift in sentiment with geographical interest, i would say. it has been latin america for a very long time and mexico features into it lately in the survey, it's eurasia. >> i had a guest on the top of the show and he loves emerging market debt. he added it is one of the most unloved asset classes. he did argue the yield you're getting is very, very juicy. why is it so unloved >> well, actually, we also like it our fixed income favors local income debt. it's a single cycle especially with those companies have been a laggard and now cutting interest rates. we have seen in the survey investors would like to move from short fx positions to longer duration local debt positions. you're right the positioning has come down a lot over the last few years. it was on the back of the aggressive tightening cycle and the banks and fed and reduction of balance sheet and kw qu

revolution says presence of the us and some european states is the root cause of conflict. in the west asia region. iran's president says israel seeks to spread in security and crisis across the region, vowing a strong response to any mistaken steps by the region. also coming on hezbollah continues to fight of israel's attacks on lebanon's southern territories inflicting major losses on the regime's forces. hello and welcome, you're watching press tv, world news. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says the root cause of clashes and wars in west asia is the presence of the us and some european countries. falsely claim to be in favor of peace. ayatollah sayd ali khamenei said clashes and wars will end in west asia if the region gets rid of those western states. he added that regional countries are themselves able to manage the region and co-exist peacefully. the leader referred to iraq imposed war on iran in the 1980s as an example of war mongering by western countries since they provoked the iraqi dictator saddam to attack iran. he also pointed to the martyrdom of hisbollah leader sayid

and has announced a slew of deals with several indian companies, including reliance group, run by asia'sichest man, mukesh ambani. our india business correspondent nikhil inamdar has all the details from mumbai. nvidia said it will supply its processes for reliance data centres and announced a tie—up with other indian companies. they are looking to expand their cloud infrastructure in india. i hope to partner with all of you to enable india... the nvidia bossjensen huang was attending an ai summit in mumbai and said he believed india would become one of the largest software outsourcers with artificial intelligence exports going forward. one of the greatest advantages india has is a large population of users. so now you have the fundamental ingredients, ai, data, and ai infrastructure, and you have a large population of users that ultimately creates your ai flywheel. he said his company's revenues from india were small right now but its hopes for the country, which has been trying to develop a nascent chip—making industry, were large. the company said it would be rolling out a hindi langu