for the asia-pacific re . ion tariffs. for the asia-pacific region whenever _ tariffs.tariffs - tariffs. for the asia-pacific region whenever tariffs are going up globally it is bad news, headwind for growth because asia is the centre for manufacturing exports and that creates a headwind but i think the intended trump tariffs and the intended trump tariffs and the threat to raise tariffs on china by 60% and on other countries i 10— 20%, one byproduct of that will be that some countries in the region could benefit from that as they did in the first trump administration if they can replace chinese exports to the united states and fill in those gaps. d0 united states and fill in those .a s. , ., united states and fill in those “as. y., , united states and fill in those “as. , ., united states and fill in those as. , ., , gaps. do you see that as being the way things _ gaps. do you see that as being the way things will _ gaps. do you see that as being the way things will head? - gaps. do you see that as being the way things will head? that| the way things will head? that ot

as you know the skilled workforce in the asia—pacific region is highly demanded, and the spare partsnt engines for overhaul, with the contractual obligations are 55 days, we get them 105 days or more. henceforth this is cannot go on, the cancer has to stop, the decision is to cut capacity 20%, ground the planes, take a step back, do what we need to do to make sure malaysia airlines upholds safety. because of the historical records of malaysia airlines in 2014. malaysia airlines cannot, cannot, cannot, wager on safety. another problem you've had is your planes are relatively old and that causes technical problems in itself. you have struggled to get new planes because of issues with boeing and airbus. i would malaysia airlines today is managing an ageing fleet because over the last two decades we have not been investing, managing an ageing aeroplane is a different ball game, so grounding the fleet, taking capacity out 20% out and taking a stepped back, and reviewing the entire maintenance exposition that malaysia airlines has to take boeing, late delivery due to circumstances. ido i d

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they should know about the diseases in asia pacific. maybe just in case there's a war there, maybe he already knows the diseases that will weaken their soldiers. they researched our diseases. so they are really afraid of diseases from countries like ours, tropical countries. they don't know. so they learn very well and prepare if there is a war or something. so the soldiers have been vaccinated 1st, so they don't get sick. that's how it is part of the policy. and that's the the, the russian states. never. i've side as i'm one of the most sense community best ingles, all sense of the speed. what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split the r t. suppose next, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube said this is what question did you say? even closer to the during the 2nd will pull underground power in the industry organizations in poland, occupied by german troops, as well as in the bordering regions of bella. lewis were u

they should know about the diseases in asia pacific. maybe just in case there's a war there, maybe he already knows the diseases that will weaken their soldiers. they researched our diseases. so they are really afraid of diseases from countries like ours, tropical countries. they don't know. so they learn very well and prepare if there is a war or something. so the soldiers have been vaccinated 1st, so they don't get sick. that's how it is part of the policy. and that the, the the the, the the, if you was thinking about russia, what does your mind picture the bottom landscapes open up the fully lines the what one does. you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey, the, the, you ready to come along. the agenda itself to gaining independence and from the law form of the ivory coast remained under the strong influence of its foam and metropolitan. pro french president, felix, who said one year ruled the country for 33 years, ensuring the interest to from the dead. the government dean isn't in the trunk. then there's no single new foste

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to google, the cost of living and extreme weather were the most widely searched subjects in the asia—pacificgoogle�*s yolyn ang has been tracking all the latest search trends. we saw a variety of topics across searches. in singapore and malaysia, it was for grants. in countries like australia, the searches took in biy terms — for example, how to repair my car on my own, or how to tune a car. i think we can see that as an example of individuals looking to search to find information to help them get by and tune up things on their own that they otherwise would pay for. you also mentioned _ otherwise would pay for. you also mentioned extreme heat being one of the search items. how are people trying to limit the impacts of climate change through their searches? i the impacts of climate change through their searches? i think excessive heat, _ through their searches? i think excessive heat, heatwaves - l excessive heat, heatwaves — these terms were certainly prevalent across a variety of apac countries — philippines, even singapore — folks were looking for ways and information to mitigate that. in

for the asia—pacific region whenever tariffs are going up globally it is bad news, headwind for growthmanufacturing exports and that creates a headwind but i think the intended trump tariffs and the threat to raise tariffs on china by 60% and on other countries by 10— 20%, one byproduct of that will be that some countries in the region could benefit from that as they did in the first trump administration if they can replace chinese exports to the united states and fill in those gaps. do you see that as being the way things will head? that other countries willjust start avoiding doing business with the united states? every country will have to make its own calculation. as you noted, we think the overall effectiveness may be more mitigated than in the first trump administration. partly because china has already steered its trade to other parts of the world in response to the first set of tariffs from the united states and then as well the chinese economy as it has grown has become less less export dependent. so overall exports and exports to the us are a lower share of its gdp than befor

the way we look at this is it diverts investment into other places around asia pacific or even furtherstment is quite positive. there could also be positive outcomes from trade negotiations. i think that is something we are waiting and watching for. we don't know yet. but the key thing we are looking for next year is while we have the trade site going on, there is still also the recovery going on in tourism. we have not fully completed the outbound tourism story, we are not fully there yet, japan because of the week and has an outbound travel recovery story a bit softer and meanwhile the inbound story into japan has been particularly strong even at the expense of some of the other key tourist destinations in the region. if eventually and we think we will eventually see the turnaround of the us dollar going a bit softer against the yen and it had multi—year highs up close to and about as the turning point where we could see the change was at mastercard you have a lot of insight into spending insights others may not have. you have interesting insights on travel spending and remittances.

what we will have to endure as a result of this war, whether it's what's going on in asia, the asia-pacific region as a whole, or what's going on in europe, what's going on in the african continent which doesn't get talked much about yet. what's going on in middle east. there are many, many fronts were we on the brink of war or engaging in new cold wars because of the decisions being made by the biden-harris administration and neocons in washington. and they are not acting in our best national security interests and cannot be honest with us about the negative consequences of their decisions. .. thank you for coming. good night. [cheering and applauding] >> if you miss all these fans on the online c-span donald i just pilots for lying in out of your screen go to you know is lulu will go to new folders so good suit for college to rural little although to andrew can't help but hundreds with centers wi-fi and a bonus and use of the c-span services and television providers for all those in hopes of living will or purchase of the virtual levels are all president-elect anyone who votes but looking

to google, the cost of living and extreme weather were the most widely searched subjects in the asia—pacifichrough the top search trends this year. we saw a variety of searches across the different countries. in countries like australia actually the searches took a diy turn. how to repair the car on their own or how to tune a car. people looking to search to find information to help them get by and tune up things that were on their own that they would otherwise have paid for. we also saw extreme heat. were people looking at remedies? excessive heat, heat wave, these terms were across a variety of impact countries. india, philippines, even singapore. all the countries that experience excessive heat, folks were looking for ways and information for people to mitigate that. in india one of the most interesting searches that came up was in the near me categories, so things near me. people were looking for air quality index. basically finding ways and practical information to be able to navigate the excessive heat safely. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hey,

and us defence secretary lloyd austin reaffirms america's ironclad commitment to the asia pacific regionai. some breaking news to bring you now, out of seoul. south korean police have raided the presidential office of president yoon suk yeol. police officials say president yoon is the subject of a criminal investigation on insurrection charges, but he has not been arrested or questioned by authorities. the president and his allies are currently facing insurrection charges, after his botched attempt to impose martial law last week. there have been other develpments in the last few

also a very important. russia has been quite active in the middle east is the same, goes for the asia pacific region for asia, a level south or for africa o. as in america, you name it global, so this is what the kremlin has been promoting this idea of for this entire year. probably even before that. but this year we were old. when we found out about this new, you know, a mix of words, the global south and of course bricks is probably there. it's out there in the front of this whole new it is now who's going to do it. oh yeah. yeah. yeah. and if you, so it jumped here, but if you, if you go back to, i don't know, go back to ruth roosevelt, go back to eisenhower, go back to j. f. k. go back to bill clinton, go back to any of these guys. they all talked about the new world order, right? the new world order. we've been hearing about it for decades. now, what it is is it's the so called rules based international order. according to ben and ever since world war 2, it's kind of multinational conglomerate for these western corporate agencies have now taken over the world, but they've gone from being

msci asia pacific currently gaining. csi 300 up .3 of 1%.kei performing well as well currently up more than 1%. kospi up 1.6 percent. let's get the latest lines in terms of nissan and honda and this plan around a potential merger. we are now hearing at 8:00 a.m. you get time there will be an news conference between nissan, honda, and mitsubishi. we will bring you the lines when they break, and that is in a little under 1.5 hours. in terms of what we are seeing, honda and nissan boards have decided to begin merger talks according to reports out of japan. the boards have both decided to begin merger talks according to reports from japanese media. we note that executives have been beating the japanese government officials as well presumably to get their sign off or agreement to this potential merger between these two automakers to try to right size nissan that faces a significant slowdown in sales, missteps in terms of strategy, the competitive threat of china and its cvs as well and try to square up versus their domestic competitor, toyota. so

i'm joined by matt austen, who leads oliver wyman�*s consultancy business in the asia pacific.ting a degree of uncertainty among the retiree population about whether they made adequate provision for their retirement, the backdrop as we see the ageing population government is unable to provide full provision for retirement for retirees so they shifted some of that responsibility to the employer and ultimately that she is shifting onto the individual move from defined benefit to defined contribution schemes. individuals left asking how much do i need to retire — save to retire and when can i retire have i made adequate provision and japan we see retirees are spending somewhere between one and 3% of their wealth each year. a degree of uncertainty that comes with that, less the fact they are not spending as much as they might more the uncertainty that that is reflecting because of the lack of confidence in the adequacy of confidence in the adequacy of provision.— of provision. the uncertainty comes from _ of provision. the uncertainty comes from lack _ of provision. the uncertainty

with more on this, here's our world service asia pacific editor, michael bristow this came as a totala which is a liberal democracy. for decades, it has been very very stable. if you were talking about north korea, would not have been so much of a surprise. what happened, is

the asia pacific region made up 50% of the business in 2021 and the middle east and africa was the secondt 35% of sales and north america was 22 of sales an the final 2% coming from the catch all other region. the big story here is the traditional family run business focused entirely on high end men's wear and it is in the mold of hermes and the parent company of gucci and belengi that is why they bought tom brown and ford fashion which gave them exposure even the brand has expanded beyond suits including a big move into footwear they make triple stitches sneakers and they're a favorite for like apple ceo tom cook and damy dimon wears them. so that is the strategy. but the roll out and execution let's just say they have been uneven zeg na had nice growth in 22 and 23 and to 1.9 billion euros last year and purchase of that came from the acquisition but the brand had 20% organic growth last year tom brown was up 18% this year, though, the growth has disappeared completely through the first nine months of 2024, total company organic sales were down 10% and the tom ford fashion was down 4% an

and us defence secretary lloyd austin reaffirms america's ironclad commitment to the asia pacific regionon a visit to tokyo. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. some breaking news to bring you now, out of seoul. south korean police have raided the presidential office of president yoon suk yeol. police officials say president yoon is the subject of a criminal investigation on insurrection charges, but he has not been arrested or questioned by authorities. the president and his allies are currently facing insurrection charges, after his botched attempt to impose martial law last week. there have been other develpments in the last few hours — a justice ministry official told south korea's parliament this morning that former defence minister kim yong—hyun attempted to take his own life while in detention. kim had publicly taken responsibility for carrying out martial law. let's get more from our correspondent, laura bicker. you have been in south korea covering the story. get us up to speed with this raid we have seen that the president's office. ~ , , , ., office. well, stev, this is a devel

to google, the cost of living and extreme weather were the most widely searched subjects in the asia—pacificolls. google's yolyn ang took me through top search trends this year. we saw a variety of searches across the different countries. in countries like australia actually the searches took a diy turn. how to repair the car on their own or how to tune a car. locals looking to search to find information to help them get —— get by and tune up things that were on their own that they would otherwise have paid for. ~ they would otherwise have paid for. . ., ,., they would otherwise have paid for. . ., ., for. we also saw extreme heat. when peeple — for. we also saw extreme heat. when people looking _ for. we also saw extreme heat. when people looking at - when people looking at remedies?— when people looking at remedies? . ,, ., ., remedies? excessive heat, heat wave, remedies? excessive heat, heat wave. these _ remedies? excessive heat, heat wave, these terms _ remedies? excessive heat, heat wave, these terms were - remedies? excessive heat, heat wave, these terms were across| remedies? excess

the heads of state meeting with asia pacific partners.nk we are building up and it's very important that we do so. >> and just want to press on one follow-up there, madam ambassador, which is the united states congress. we saw a debate unfold here in washington over support to ukraine. obviously, that debate was watched carefully by the kremlin, by our allies and partners and by the ukrainians. how do you think that all netted out. what were the members of that debate at the end of the day? >> i thank you so much for that question because many people misinterpreted the role of congress and its support of ukraine. there were other factors in the original votes because the -- there was an attempt to put both border security and ukraine aid together and that ended up not being possible and therefore, when you had the final vote that it was ukraine, it was overwhelming in the house, overwhelming in the senate support for ukraine and the rule of congress is very important, especially as we are looking at this next election. and having the pres

thank you so much, the asia-pacific chief economist at vanguard.oming up, microstrategy jumping today. it joins the nasdaq 100 and announced another big bitcoin buy. details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." i am scarlet fu. time for the stock of the hour. microstrategy higher after the nasdaq said it is adding the company to the nasdaq 100 index. microstrategy brought an additional $1.5 billion of bitcoin. our cross-asset reporter joins us with more. clearly, the new news is the inclusion of microstrategy into nasdaq 100. microstrategy is technically a software company. >> it has transformed into a bitcoin proxy hedge fund. it is what you would look at as a bitcoin play. you have the co-founded was controversial b -- co-founder who is controversial but not shying away from it. bitcoin is edging higher around $106,000. it is impressive because he has long been ridiculed. it is kind of, who is laughing now? scarlet: it worked out for him. the market cap for microstrategy is almost 104 billion dollars which would ma

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men and women in uniform, especially in a situation situation like this volatility now in the asia pacific in ukraine and europe, in the middle east including, you know, just in the last few days in syria we need leaders cabinet secretaries that are serious qualified nonpartisan and i mean, just the coverage of mr. hegseth it's incredibly concerning and i think this should not be seen through the partisan lens unqualified unexperienced, unserious and now mountain a growing mountain, i should say, of evidence to to be concerned about will a few republican senators not behave as partizans but actually act as patriots here and think about our troops? i hope they will. >> it would only take roughly four of them to go against his nomination to essentially upend it. i do want to ask you about a comment from wyoming senator cynthia lummis. she told reporters, quote at a time when americans are losing confidence in their own military and our ability to project strength around the world that pete hegseth is the answer to that concern. now, polls do show that confidence in the military has hit its l

ally in the asia-pacific means? >> yes. first of all, obviously we don't like to get involved in domestic politics but this is really a conflict between president yoon and the opposition. minjoo political party leader. uh lee jae-myung and president yoon must have thought that he needed to take this action. really? to defend himself from the political opposition which has really been, uh, you know fighting him tooth and nail in the assembly where he does not have a majority. but south korea is a global pivotal state as president yoon has called it. it has become a partner in the arsenal of democracy and it has global relations both economically and politically and so the domestic political turmoil really has global implications. and, of course for the south korean us alliance in the face of the continuing, very real threat from north korea. >> so speaking of north korea how does how to approach north korea factor into the dispute between the president of south korea and the opposition leader that you mentioned? >> well unfo

from ukraine to the middle east to the asia pacific, africa and multiple stops in latin america. i've been so privileged to meet our incredible workforce in every corner of the globe often doing unseen and unsung work on behalf of the american people. in fact i return from every trip severely jetlagged but also incredibly inspired by our workforce. 80,000 foreign service, civil service and locally employed staff, at 300 locations working to bring peace and stability to difficult regions during a challenging time. i think about when i last spoke here at gw it was an event with then vice president biden more than a decade ago. i think about all that has changed in the world around us since that time and what remains the same. have threats from malign states and actors looking to overturn the post-world war ii architecture. look no further than vladimir putin's unlawful invasion of ukraine and his attempt to redraw boundaries through brute force with devastating effects for ukraine's infrastructure. we face the threat of terrorism as we witnessed a year ago with a terrorist attack o

in times of great pensions the end of the world, v as soon as it rains and a half because the asia pacific and especially the middle east with guys 11 on and now the alarmingly rapidly deteriorating situation in syria. all sorts of reports have been coming out of the troubled country. it seems that the terrace and the on deposition has been gaining more ground and taking more cities, raising great concern that that will further destabilize the entire region. the strongly reiterated cherry thorough integrity. 7, see, and do you need to of this year and the republican, we called for immediate and of hostile activities. we stated all of us that we won the resolution $2254.00 to be fully implemented. and for this purpose, called for the dialogue between the government and did you the position as provided in the resolutions surgical admiral says that russia, which has been helping syria militarily to combat the terrace, is also been using all the available diplomatic channels to try to stab alive the situation, for instance, the foreign minister had a separate meeting here in gold with his iran

gi—wook shin, director of the asia pacific research center at stamford university thank you.ntially heavy number of casualties after cyclone chido hit its overseas territory mayotte on saturday. mayotte sits in the indian ocean, about 500km east of mozambique and about 350km west of madagascar. heavy rain and winds of up to 220 kilometres an hour hit the tiny indian ocean island on saturday. the cyclone has also wrecked homes, brought down electricity poles and trees and smashed boats. france's transport minister says mayotte's airport has suffered major damage, and that ships are being deployed to ensure supplies reach the island. it's been described as the worst storm there in 90 years. the us broadcaster abc news will pay donald trump $15 million to settle a defamation case after a tv host incorrectly said the president—elect had been found liable for rape. abc news will also pay $1 million towards trump's legal fees and publish a statement expressing its regret for the statements by george stephanopoulos during a televised interview. in a statement, abc said, "we are plea

flip the board again because i wanted to highlight what we're seeing in the rest of the asia-pacific. south korea among the worst performers in the region this year in terms of the stock market. it is worth highlighting that there was a fair bit of caution in the rest of asia. nikkei was down 0.4% earlier on. keep in mind how this is still a major economy. it's an important chink in the chain for the global supply picture. there are concerns that potentially the rest of the region watching at very closely. keep in mind as well it is at a time when investors are grappling with u.s.-china tensions. the offshore yuan just a day ago hit the weakest level in a year, so we are keeping a close watch on this. indeed this is a point that our colleague mary nicola from the mliv team is making that not just. the u.s.-china tensions but potentially france's well given the turmoil there. global fx volatility seems to be here tuesday. tom: avril hong weaving in that market reaction for us on these historic moments in south korea, as we continue to follow the politics and the market reaction. thank

the 1st in the series penned across asia pacific to uninstall blanca, the pain of losing loved ones. in some cases, in time, families is not deemed. the lack of awareness about sonoma is, has plate well was being blamed for the high number of states holidays. and often and does reports from the town of cut, the insur lanka are going sick not forgotten. richard mendez low sized some of the members to believe that swept through his home 20 years ago. well, you know, right. look what was that, you know? and i my wife, my oldest son's wife, on the one and a half year old twins and my youngest daughter's on this and forwarded across eastern and had been so long as people tried to get away from the angry waters on december 26th, 2000 in full, then realization struck about the danger of the wave. it was too late. the absence of ability warning system and the lack of knowledge about naomi's list, most people unprepared. more than 35000 people were killed and 5000 would be glad missing. to day museums and victory galleries all for a glimpse into the destruction. one of the most visited offers

asia-pacific index gaining, csi of and details coming through around special bonds to support the consumerstrengthening versus the usd after the ministry of finance warned against speculation. now to brazil's central bank propping up currency, auctioning $3 billion as it tries to meet demand for the u.s. taller and sustainability of debt. in the posterior the u.s. has seen political developments and growing hope they cease-fire deal might finally finally be near starting with the release of hostages. here to discuss the outlook is boehner and dan williams in jerusalem as well. dan we will start with you, israel confirming that they assassinated someone from a loss. talk about how that ties into the negotiations happening right now around a cease-fire in gaza? >> good morning. acknowledgment was part of a speech given by israel's defense minister called israel cats, and has a history of stealing the thunder from the prime minister on smits so he did this on his own initiative addressing mode who these, this appears to be the last leg in the chain. really the last man standing. 2:00 this mor

is taking place in times of great tensions to the end of the world v as in ukraine, africa, the asia pacific, and especially the middle east with guys 11 on and now the alarmingly rapidly deteriorating situation in syria. all sorts of reports have been coming out of the trouble of the country. it seems that the terrorist and the armed opposition had been gaining more ground and taking more in the cities, raising great concern that that will further destabilize being to region. the strongly reiterated territorial integrity. 7, see and do you need to of this year? and there are 3 public record for the media and of a whole host. i like to do this. we stated all of us that we want the resolution $2254.00 to be fully implemented. then for this purpose, call for the dialogue between the government and did you the position as provide that then that the resolutions, sergio ambrose says that russia, which has been helping syria militarily to combat the terrors, has also been using all the available diplomatic channels to try to stab alive the situation, for instance, before administer had a separate

the situation in south korea is gi—wook shin, director of the korea programme and shorenstein asia—pacificcome to you. thank you very much for being with us. i want to begin by asking you about the latest that we are hearing, that the south korean president will not be involved in foreign or state affairs. what do you make of that? what does that tell us about this situation? well, frankly, i do not know what that means in practice and whether it is going to work or not. i am whether it is going to work or not. iam more whether it is going to work or not. i am more sceptical about what they are trying to do. what do you mean by that? in my view, the ruling _ what do you mean by that? in my view, the ruling party, _ what do you mean by that? in my view, the ruling party, the - view, the ruling party, the ppp, they are trying to buy time, and that's why they boycotted the impeachment. but how they are going to maintain mr yoon? how they are going to maintain mryoon? even how they are going to maintain mr yoon? even though they say he will not be involved in foreign affairs, in reality, what'

range missiles as a response to us plans to produce and deploy such missiles in europe and the asia pacific region. today, the united states not only produces such a equipment, but as we can see during the training of its troops, they have worked out the issues of transporting their advanced missile systems to different regions of the world including europe. but this was raised to point though, is bigger than a one on one between russia and the u. s. washington's global allies are on the track to japan is developing $2.30 omens. arrangements of france is also in the mix, working on its own hypersonic me. so v max with the range of 2500 kilometers, expected to be ready in the upcoming decade and some voices in the you have apparently already found a perfect testing ground for the new tech. the text adopted with 425 votes in favor of a 131 against and 63 extensions states that without lifting current restrictions, ukraine cannot fully exercise its right to self defense and remains exposed to attacks on his population. an infrastructure as russia fully expects the ukraine conflict to carry on

if you're an asia-pacific country on the one hand, you what about china and you want to get closer toe news and you're worried we on the way out. not on a way in. i think a native of light needs a reason to exist in the 21st century. that's clearly articulated so people can this word of it. part of it begins at home. most people think four and eight is like 3% of our budget. it's not 1% i never considered to be charity. it's international interest. a great example is a migratory issues on our southern border. they're almost entirely driven not entirely but primarily driven by insecurity and instability and automotive, honduras, and el salvador. i believe it is not just more humane but it is international interest to all those countries to extent we can defeat the gangs and the drug druglore making people insecure. not only as at the right thing to do but that's good for our country that we do that, the we address that issue. the same is true in the asia-pacific region where the stakes are much higher in the long term as well. part of it is requires those of us who believe the world is