at the june summit, she announced her claim to a dominant role in the asia-pacific region.spite the fact that all nato countries are located thousands of miles from this region. on august 2, the russian federation celebrated the 77th anniversary of the entry of the soviet union into the war with japan. the occasion for which was the militaristic policy of tokyo, the spread of japanese troops in the far east actually sealed the end of the second world war ii gave impetus to the liberation of the peoples of asia from colonial oppression. the assistance of the ussr was of key importance in this regard. we remember and are proud of the heritage of our ancestors, including those who laid the foundation for military cooperation between russia and the countries of the asia-pacific region. another regional dangerous trend. this is the focus of the aucus on the development of a nuclear submarine fleet in australia. the implementation of this plan will have a complex negative impact on global regional security and will create conditions for undermining the treaty on the non-prolifera

roger, this was the asia pacific chief economist at s a b global market intelligence. thank you for your time robin. thank you. now here in germany, oil major shell says it cut output at its ryan land refinery. the facility makes fuels heating, oil and country chemicals, but low water levels on the river rine have made the transport of goods wire. germany's most important waterway. a big challenge, not just for vessels servicing. the chemical sector. patrick, misty, is his ship. the colors still down the rhine river to a cool fired power plant, a little it sailing down a narrow passage south of coal blends with such little water in the river called the nation with on coming traffic is essential food, acquiesced tony, coming down streams a bit bigger is sitting deeper into water. boy, he asked if we can slow down it so i don't move too much water to ensure a safe passage for him. the other by the thought girl either. patrick grew up on the water. his father and grandfather also sales carrying grain, fertilize and coal. but this summer presents a new challenge with eithe

it's a similar situation in laos in the asia pacific, which is also facing severe problems due to low foreign exchange reserves. so in a round the world, many emerging markets are facing varying degrees of stress because of higher energy prices. and also higher food costs are affecting some of the countries and, ah, north africa, for example, some in sub saharan are that are large importers of food commodities, such as brands. and because of the russia ukraine war with the very large increases in the prices of certain grains such as wheat. so some of these countries are right in, oops, your stress rogers as was the asia pacific chief economist at s b global market intelligence. thank you for your time, robin. thank you. now here in germany, oil major shell says it cut output at its ryan land refinery. the facility makes fuels heating oil and country chemicals, but low water levels on the river rine have made the transport of goods wire. germany's most important waterway. a big challenge, not just for vessels servicing the chemical sector. patrick niss diaz, his ship, the colors still

earlier i spoke to roger biz was asia pacific chief economist at s and p global market intelligence. and i asked them what the real life consequences for these emerging economies are when interest rates in the united states and other industrialized nations rise, where we do see differentiation amongst our in emerging mark, its investors are differentiating between the different countries, those emerging markets, which have strong external account positions ah, strong current account balances and low foreign debt have been much more resilient . despite the volatility that we're seeing in global capital markets and foreign exchange markets. however, they are a growing number of emerging markets and developing countries that have week external account positions. and what's all sorts of that which are those which are those particularly affected very large number of countries. so, you know, we've, we've, we've sat listing, it could take quite a long time, but up, oh, i'll give you some examples of some of those countries. so basically when we look at the world of emerging markets, though,

so then there are 2 security architectures which are coming up in the asia pacific region. as we are all aware that this is the area which will decide the big fod geopolitics in this century. so one security architecture is the asia pacific security architecture, which has been conceived by china, fully backed by russia. and this is pivoted on the built and road initiative, which russia supports. the 2nd architecture is the endo pacific architecture, which is america lift. it is led by the americans. not there's a big difference between the 2. and the big difference is that the 1000000000 lord initiative, it is structured at old, if i may use once in days. it is about shared prosperity and cooperative security. i mean, it's a subject dr. liggett of google energy. we can actually narrow it down to one similar assist. the other thing, whether there is one beneficiary of all the world or whether they can be meaning grace at deriving the benefit from living together on this plan, right. so now coming to the american teen america does not have any answer to the bay to lord initi

but the whole thing is that american dominance should remain in the asia pacific region. so therefore, these parking lot shipping in because they have our allies why india doing is for a different reason altogether. india's reason is, india believes that it can balance military part of china by being close to the americans. i hope we can come back to this issue after we discussed something that i began with, which is the conflict in ukraine. i heard you say that there is a difference between a warrant and the military operation. and i think that is a very surprising idea to many of the europeans who somehow managed to believe that there is no military power in the use of military power in the world, even though that's been going on for the last 30 years. so what is the difference between a military operation and a war? so it's a huge difference when we talk of war, what is coming into plays all the domains of want to be activated to did that or something like 5 or 6 domains or 4. then you, then you proud it is what you want to do, you build that whole plan. for example, i

and the 2nd was that if need to could have a rule in the asia pacific. there were also looking there. doug, no, what has happened during these ukrainian special military operations is i believe their credibility has gone down tremendously. why it has gone down is because the us, they were supposed to deter russia. and they got detoured by russia. when president fulton said that if any fly zones is created, that you see doc means it will not be tolerated. or if any, a cock with arms and ammunition takes off from any place, am, comes into the ukrainian territory. i will take it that, that country's part of the war should be to has done nothing for these smaller countries in the isha. this which, which honestly do not want militarization. they do not want. you can ask the aussie on people as he and states, nobody wants militarization. what the americans were hell bent. in fact, in june of 2021 needle in the conference was suggesting that they should have a larger role in the asia pacific. so i think not a lot of pressure pushback from the asi on states that

so then there are 2 security architectures which are coming up in the asia pacific region. as we are all aware that this is the area which will decide the big fod geopolitics in this century. so one security architecture is the asia pacific security architecture, which has been conceived by china, fully backed by russia. and this is pivoted on the built and road initiative, which rushes supports. the 2nd architecture is the endo pacific architecture, which is a medical lift. it is led by the americans not there's a big difference between the 2. and the big difference is that the 1000000000 load initiative it is structured out if i may use once and days, it is about shared prosperity and cooperative security. i mean, it's a subject duct as big enough to discuss energy. we can actually narrow it down to one symbol assist the other thing, whether there is one beneficiary of all the world, or whether they can be meaning grace at deriving the benefit from living together on this bread, right. so now coming to the american teen america does not have any answer to the bay to lord

a quarter 1% on the upside on asia-pacific. we are on track for a weekly gain which, if things remain the same, we will be on track for a fourth straight week, the longest since early 2021. yvonne: right. you talked about how when it comes to china, we saw may be a bit more momentum yesterday and may be we are poised to kick off that five weeks get it when it comes to china equities. july has been brutal as well. i think there's a lot of commentary of how far the fed is really going to go. you can see the fed speak, markets are not listening, at some point. at least when it comes to equity investors. the bond market continues to shake their heads and say this is not a fed that is looking to pivot anytime soon. take a look at what real yields are. we are back above zero. the fed is not thinking about ending tightening anytime soon. rishaad: looking at this as well, stocks are holding up. there's plenty of scope for them to fall back. we've had research done, suggesting that the s&p has a long way to go. perhaps you will look bey

so a little less than 100 left for the west, then, accordingly, the market of the asia-pacific region is waiting for us, we have excellent quality coal, therefore, it remains, uh, we just get there, so just the route or path to the asia-pacific regions, this is our main task. well and poland, meanwhile, found out in practice that it is simply impossible to find a full-fledged replacement for russian coal. they evaluated the calorific value of fuel from the usa, australia, indonesia and south africa and were extremely dissatisfied with the ministry of the environment. poland claimed that the figure would be 20-40%, but local suppliers found that it was two times lower and could not be compared with russia, which confirms in moscow we are practically in the first place of coal, in general, percent of doctors containing low nitrogen servos get out. here and monotonously, let's say , russian anthracite coal from rostov replaces high calories. well , i don’t know a dozen here, damn it. the domestic coal industry today is self-sufficient and profitable, even despite the fact that it has und

the states once again deliberately tried to add fuel to the fire and shake the situation in the asia-pacific region american, adventure with the speaker of the house congressional representatives nancy pilusina. taiwan noted vladimir putin is a carefully planned provocation. special attention. the head of state paid attention to the situation in ukraine and everything suggests that the united states is striving to prolong this conflict. the situation in the world is dynamically changing , the contours of a multipolar world order are being formed , more and more countries and peoples are choosing the path of free sovereign development based on their originality, traditions of value, this objective process is counteracted by the western globalist elites, provoking chaos, inciting, inveterate and new conflicts, implementing a policy of so -called containment, and in fact, undermining any alternative sovereign paths of development. thus , they are trying with all their might to preserve the hegemony that is slipping out of their hands. they are trying to keep countries and peoples in the grip of

european conflict, but also as a conflict a with the asia-pacific theater of operations.as you know, the united states of america fought against japan as a relatively small country, which was located in the very center of the pacific ocean. it attracted different attention from different countries as well, because it was a very important point and well transportation point including on the way from north america, respectively, across the pacific to asia starting in 1835. in hawaii, the sugar industry begins to develop, and sugar cane was grown. uh, they made sugar into molasses. uh, that is, such a sugar syrup and all this was transported to the united states of america, uh, s. uh, the gold rush and the influx of people into california a. then from the civil war. sugar in the united states began to rise in price very strongly, as a result of which many companies that were engaged in production at sugar plants, they fabulous enriched and there is such a term, literature. ah, the big five. these are five companies that were engaged in the production of sugar in hawaii. in g

indivisible security, as well as the importance of efforts to counter the growing risks in the asia-pacific such a risk, as is known, is the projection by the west of the global food crisis of the energy crisis, no less impact. all centered the architecture of cooperation appears to be the steps of the united states and, by the way, the lithuanians to create narrow-bloc structures in this asia-pacific region, including those of a military-political orientation, for example, the well- known august promotion of interests through it. e nato in this region, the americans seek to form dividing lines within the community, creating exclusive formats that duplicate the functions of already existing ocianocentric mechanisms. an example of this is the indo-pacific economic framework, the advertised initiative of the building states, which, well, many come down in magnesium to the floor of what is an alternative to the dark regional economic partnership, it is significant that there are dozens of countries. weird. siam, these frameworks seemed to be invited only by seven countries, as for the visit to

what we're seeing here is the desire to use office to push remote nato interests in the asia pacific region. nato is makes no secret out of this, the met some mysteries saw the declaration of natives global insecurity responsibility. they talked about the indivisibility of security of your atlantic, and these are pacific regions, and of course, they exploited the military. so the new sentiment belligerent sentiment that we're seeing in japan today, news and panam, new zealand and australia are being increasingly called into activities that have to do with expanding nato military infrastructure in this region that we are in right now. and informing would logistic chains here to serve the needs of military on the machine for you. and many other things. apart from the military political sphere are being up again, pulled by the united states and their allies are outside the ass and clor. ma'am, they are trying to create these closed doors clubs to discuss maritime security. for example, although this is a topic that has been discussed in the assay and centric format for a long time. they

united states once again deliberately tried to add fuel to the fire and shake the situation in the asia-pacificregion. the american adventure in relation to taiwan is not just a trip of an individual irresponsible politician, but part of a purposeful conscious us strategy to destabilize and hatize the situation in the region and the world, demonstrating disrespect for the sovereignty of other countries and for its international obligations. we see this as a carefully planned provocation, the head of state stressed that it is precisely the multipolar world built on international law on fairer relations that opens new opportunities to combat common threats such as cybercrime terrorism proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and russia will continue to actively participate in such work with its allies and like-minded people grossly interfere in the internal affairs of sovereign states. we must restore respect for international law, its fundamental norms and principles, and, of course, it is important to strengthen the positions of such universal ones. called to all of me by strange structures

states once again deliberately tried to add fuel to the fire and stir up the situation in the asia-pacificgion. the american adventure in relation to taiwan - this is not just a trip of an individual irresponsible politician, but part of a purposeful conscious us strategy to destabilize and hatize the situation in the region and the world. a brazen demonstration of disrespect for the sovereignty of other countries and for their international obligations we see this as a carefully planned provocation. obviously, with the help of such actions, the western globalist elites, among other things, are trying to divert the attention of their own citizens from acute socio-economic problems, falling living standards and unemployment, poverty, de-industrialization, to shift their own failures to other countries, to russia, to china, which defend their point of view . . it builds a sovereign development policy, not submitting to the dictates of supranational elites in the asia-pacific region. west too seeks to dominate, not provoke china landing on taiwan pilos sergei shoigu called a gamble and a braz

the interests of all the atlantic union included africa middle east asia-pacific region in the opinion west, the existing system of international relations should be replaced by the so-called rules-based world order logic, here it is simple and ultimatum. or a candidate for democratic partners of the alliance lose their sovereignty and become ostensibly on the right side of history. or transition and he goes into the category of so-called authoritarian regimes. against which we apply any measures of influence up to forceful pressure. the head of the russian defense department denied the statement, which is heard in the west, and the possible use of russia's most dangerous weapons. information is spreading speculation, and the alleged use of russian tactical nuclear weapons in the course of a special military operation, or readiness. apply chemical weapons. all these informational injections are an absolute lie. from my point of view, there is no need to use nuclear weapons in ukraine to achieve the set goals. the main purpose of russian nuclear weapons is to deter a nuclear attack. its

because this is not helpful to read, you know, security in the asia pacific. this is detrimental. they are playing with fire and that's are out for those hours, most pressing stories from around the world for more up to the minute you check out our t dot com and be sure to find us on rumble. and don't forget to follow up on our social media channels. twitter, instagram, facebook don't go too far. see you again. next hour. the i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to rate trust rather than a job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a wrong one. i just don't know. i mean, you have to figure out this thing because they have to create an engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves will the more we choose to look for common ground? ah, russia is the aggression? no. if

now for your world, whether update, let's begin in asia pacific. hi there. thanks so much for joining in. so across indo china, we did have a lot of rain falling there, but that activity is now move further west into mia. mars will pick up the story there shortly. and what that means in time we get to talk about all this heat for central portions of china has been going on now for about 9 weeks, a bit of relief coming in the way of thunderstorms. so that will cool the atmosphere there. and we're gonna get dowse with rain for japan's main island of honju. same goes for portions of q shoe as well, just the other day, landside warnings in play, northern honju, and her condo, but the worst of the activity is now contained toward southern areas for india. we've got this months soon. all moisture just spinning around. we had some mornings in place for areas a month to production to rochester, but now the bulk of that activity pushing into pakistan where the sun's out the temperature is up to $37.00 degrees in shy. and here's all that. what whether now moving into

million tons of gas per year, and most of it is planned to be shipped to the countries of the asia-pacific region. the fewer tankers, the more will go back. the first one is completely wrong, and it carries additional risks, and therefore we need exactly 1 million tons of one tanker. we have to get out of conquering the market there, by the way, these 21 million tons. uh, give russia another five million 5%, uh, global lng market for a large-scale renewal of the fleet, it is also necessary to develop preferential leasing, a program developed by the ministry of industry and trade involves attracting funds from the national welfare fund with a return of 1.5% of delivery, another important aspect of stimulating ship repair. taking into account, together with the ministry of finance, we found a solution to zero vat on the essence of repairs, but on the condition that we conclude an investment agreement with enterprises. uh, on the terms of investing the profits in the modernization and, in fact, the creation of a new industry. meanwhile, despite the sanctions, russia managed to stabilize the f

main intrigue of recent days in cambodia, where the foreign ministers of the countries of the asia-pacific region have gathered a series of meetings. acute, however, the press was interested not so much in the contacts of the ministers. how many those meetings that are not the american delegation was guarded especially carefully both from journalists and from contacts with the russian side of the american secretary of state, he tried not to meet with his russian colleague. even with a glance, edmond has the details. zhelbala today sergey lavrov met with the head of the chinese foreign ministry, ivan, and talking with his chinese counterpart and strategic partner, the russian foreign minister said that the us desire to dominate the world. without a promising rush to hang on taiwan has become a serious violation of the principle, one china this is a serious encroachment, but the sovereignty and territorial integrity. the prc, of ​​course, is forced to react harshly to this vulgar comedy, which will certainly result in serious consequences for the united states, all the responsibility for whi

overall perspective, the asia-pacific region is only 28% of the demand we saw in 2019.pared to other regions of the world, we have already reached 90%, 80%. as in america is already at 85%, africa is at 75%. a long way to go. china and japan. shery: a long way to go for hong kong, virgin atlantic will not be resuming full operations to hong kong untill 2023 despite the easing of restrictions. it will take a long time to really regain the footing of the financial hub again, if trouble hub as well? >> it is unfortunate. people can travel to so many places, to go to hong kong, he also have their quarantine for three days. people avoid places like that. hong kong is not the only one, greater china is having the single covid strategy throughout the region. japan is still slow in letting restrictions, the japanese have indicated before the end of the year, they will soften. south korea, you find that you have to do a pcr tests before departure and a test on arrival. i think travelers are picking and choosing whether or not they want to fly and whether restriction varies. sher

david: joining us now is goldman sachs chief asia-pacific economist. good morning. let's start off with the bok. yes, they're not hiking by 50, but alluding to capital flows, it almost toes you that they michael moore, as far as -- they might go more as far as the path of tightening. >> we think they are nearing the later stage of their tightening cycle. they had previewed they were likely to slow to 25 basis points at this meeting. what has changed over the past two or three months is growth has slowed, as you noted now, export growth is decelerating, so weighing the risk to growth against the risk to higher inflation is more challenging than it was a few months ago. plus, you're seeing signs that global goods inflation has peaked. it does not mean we are out of the woods with the inflation problem, but those things point to the gradual pace of tightening going forward. rishaad: i mean, you look at the u.s., how does it play out? how much pressure is there on central bankers in this part of the world to act when they do not need to? >> well, in general we have seen

we are looking at the asia-pacific session that is down. european stocks are down this morning. it is up pretty significantly. future 100 -- ftse 100 is down. inflation numbers in the u.k. yesterday starting to shape markets. s&p futures are also down 1/10 of 1%. manus: it is hardly a shakedown. there is a risk of over tightening. dalio, on my linkedin account. what central bankers need to do to galvanize and get control of inflation. do you believe that the pivot tears have been involved in there could be a pivot on the way or is it that the fed want maximum optionality? downgrading to china demand very much in line with the general. he thinks that the china demand is stronger. the dollar behaves as a risk off asset. that is what the dollar is doing this morning. there is a short on the euro swift eurozone dollar risk. that is how you want to play this. let's get the team around the world. singapore, wrapping up those fed minutes. we also have london covering the u.s. retail sales data. also, trepidation in taiwan. dani: let's start with singapore. there is also a look at europ

eh, so a little less than a hundred went to the west, then, accordingly, the market of the asia-pacific, we have, uh, excellent quality of coal, therefore it remains, uh, we only have to get there, so it’s just the route or routes to the asia-pacific regions that is our main task, meanwhile , in practice, we found out that it’s simply impossible to find a full-fledged replacement for russian coal. they evaluated the calorific value of fuel and the united states, australia, indonesia and south africa, and were extremely dissatisfied with the ministry of the environment. poland claimed that the figure would be 20-40% ; local suppliers found out that it was two times lower and could not be compared with russian, which confirms in moscow in terms of reserves, we are practically in the first place 8% of russian citizens are high ecological coal containing little nitrogen sulfur to get out, and here it is high-calorie 1 ton, say russian anthracite coal from there from rostov replaces. well, i don't know a dozen tons of some fucking polish, including. the domestic coal industry today is self-s

eh, so a little less than a hundred went to the west, then, accordingly, the market of the asia-pacificg for us we have, uh, excellent quality coal, so it remains uh, we just get there, so how times a route or paths to the asia-pacific regions. this is our main task. well , poland, meanwhile, found out in practice that it is simply impossible to find a full-fledged replacement for russian coal. they evaluated the calorific value of fuel from the usa, australia, indonesia and south africa and were extremely dissatisfied with the ministry of the environment. poland claimed that the figure would be 20-40%, but local suppliers found out that it was two times lower and could not be compared with russia, which confirms in moscow we are almost at the first place percent doctors logical charcoal containing low-seven nitrogen get out that's high calories. let's say 1 ton of russian anthracite coal from there from rostov replaces. well, i don’t know a dozen tons of some kind of coal in polish, including. the domestic coal industry today is self-sufficient and profitable, even despite the fact tha

president vladimir putin says western countries want to build a security line similar to nato and the asia pacific region. he called a recent visit to taiwan by us. how speak can nancy pelosi, a plan provocation. a chinese research vessel has docked in sri lanka several days late of the india res security concerns. india is basing will use the port as a military base. as the headlines have the news continues, hearing officer after democracy may be news. news, news, news. ah, ah, all the me all me id. why my life when. how all my when i tell me about how math i'm a one cup co. hell. i gotten it all but how you want to be performing to me funny but hey, why yeah. might have been but had to but i mean my family was golf half a few months back and my family might be home and i think so long. i mean but have hi paul, i have i have no name of mine. he my dad got me home from the home. i come back home with me and paul told fees. oh god, when, why ah around noon ah ah a bunch of how do you the oak up p pink when i'm on while i'm on a lot. i realize i have my bad joke. i couldn't leave a oh was in for hav

looks like we are setting up to do the same in the asia-pacific. is keeping an eye on the open. annabelle: yeah, we're about 20 seconds away from the opens in japan, korea and austria. we will also have the open of cash treasuries. what has been interesting in these more muted moves we have seen and treasuries is a reflection perhaps that bond traders are more on the money in terms of what we are expecting from the fed. outlook for sustained rate hikes and the very hawkish message we saw on friday. the 10 year yield coming online like this. we had the boj governor kuroda speaking at the same event and pledging to stick with easing monetary policy settings until wage gains in price pressures are sustained in japan. that is feeding into what we are seeing in the end, moving back to the 140 level. in terms of stocks we are down to what we are expecting throughout the asian trading day pretty turning to what we have for korea as well, also look into reaction from our interview with the b.o.k. governor. he is leaving the door open to another outsized ra

you can blame china and hong kong, really dragging down the asia-pacific index.we are seeing is the down trend continues. the gauges hitting lower highs as well, whether it's the tech woes or property woes, that is the reason we are seeing asia at the bottom of the pack. rishaad: the gauge keeps on going down. at the end of the day, at what level to you see this is a buying opportunity? let's talk about the relative strength index. we are perhaps oversold currently, and that has been the case. when do we get that turnaround? yvonne: that's causing lines -- crossing lines are the bank of korea, the governor talking about a 25.450 next. the desire to raise points by 25 instead of 50. also when it comes to inflation, above 6% likely for a few months. he said a bigger rate hike cannot be ruled out. it depends on the data. similar to what we heard from the fed. we are seeing some strength crossing to the korean won. let's talk about china. the mortgage boycott crisis is weighing on buyer confidence. 40% declines in terms of contracted sales. how bad are things? report

initiatives, and the — asia—pacific initiatives, and the indo—pacific economic framework, we want tooses i mentioned, but to do so, listening to our friends in south — so, listening to our friends in south korea as to how we can do it best _ south korea as to how we can do it best the — south korea as to how we can do it best. the speaker gave a very— it best. the speaker gave a very clear _ it best. the speaker gave a very clear presentation of what our into — very clear presentation of what our into parliamentary discussion was about, and i want — discussion was about, and i want to— discussion was about, and i want to introduce my colleague 'ust want to introduce my colleague just to — want to introduce my colleague just to say how they will honour _ just to say how they will honour the suggestions, shall we say. — honour the suggestions, shall we say, the priorities that the speaker— we say, the priorities that the speaker gave. the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, mr greg — the foreign affairs committee, mr greg meeks of new york, he made _ mr greg meeks of new york, h

that's what the pandemic has meant for the asia pacific region. according to a new report from the asian development bank, new growth forecast suggested this year, the regional will only be able to cut extreme poverty levels to what they would have been in 2020. now the 80 b recently cut its growth forecast for 2022 to 4.6 percent because of the fall out from the war and ukraine at a slow down in china. the manila based lender said next year growth is expected. at 5.2 percent, just slightly less than previously thought that one bright spot in driving the regions recovery is chip reduction. $26.00 economies from the region contributed nearly 84 percent of total world integrated circuit exports. now a short while ago i asked the asian development bank, steve, economist our part, what a setback in the fight against extreme poverty meant in real life. if you think about the plight of very poor families, especially in rural regions of the developing countries in the region, one issue was of course their kids were out of school, lack of internet access,

european conflict, but also as a conflict with the asia-pacific theater of operations.w, the united states of america fought against japan as a relatively small country, which was located in the very center of the pacific ocean. she is attracted various attentions of various countries as well, because it was a very important point and well and a transport point, including on the way from north america, respectively, across the pacific ocean to asia since 1835. in hawaii, the sugar industry begins to develop, and sugar cane was grown. uh, milasu sugar was made from it, uh, that is, such a sugar syrup, and all this was transported to the united states of america, uh, s. uh, the gold rush and the influx of people into california a. then with sugar's civil war the united states began to rise in price very strongly, as a result of which many companies that were engaged in the production of sugar. in hawaii, they fabulously enriched themselves and there is such a term in the literature. ah, the big five. these are five companies that were engaged in the production of sugar in

all of those in the asia-pacific region are now concerned what does that mean?e prepared to go to war with china over taiwan and will they be with us. we have to get more clarity in terms of what we are prepared to do. does it just help provide defensive equipment or go to war should china try to attack taiwan? this confusion needs to be clarification and that is something speaker pelosi at the administration has talked about to the military. i think during this trip she needs to talk with all of our allies in the asia-pacific region because they have a lot of state in terms of what we will do and what we will fare to do should there be a conflict. lisa: as tensions continue to escalate between china and the u.s., is the u.s. dealing with the weekend or embolden xi jinping then perhaps a few years ago? william: i think he is much stronger than he has ever been. he will not be contested in the so-called election coming up, and i think the chinese will regard this, even though we have tried to persuade them that this is something we do, we defend democracies and h

countries understand that if this suddenly happens, then the fire of war will again erupt in the asia-pacific region in the forty-fifth year the fifty-third year and in front of everyone, so it turns out the following, the more the americans make to strengthen, the less they get, and russia, which had long-standing ties since the days of the russian empire of the soviet union, on the contrary , is making progress despite all those, uh, let's say opposition, which is organized by the united states of america. we are saying that the big game will return to the studio at 16:50. this is the news on first hello in valery korablev's studio and we start with the news. this is the fsb solved the murder of war correspondent daria the crime was prepared and carried out by the ukrainian special services by the ukrainian special services ukrainian citizen natalya vov, who, together with her twelve-year-old daughter, arrived in russia a month ago, the assassination attempt was carefully prepared. vovka rented an apartment in the same house where dugina lived for surveillance , they used a car that changed

news alexandra the russian transport group fesco has increased exports from the far east of the asia-pacific almost a quarter. tell us about imports tatyana imports grew by 18%, the details in the issue will begin with exchange news. today, the moscow exchange is expanding access to the market for bonds it will receive, including non-residents from countries that are not part of in the list of unfriendly, as well as non-residents profits from which legal entities, persons or citizens of russia receive professional participants began to register such clients as early as august 8. despite the european policy, hungary's sanctions increase the supply of russian gas to the country's media reported that by the end of august the country will receive more than 2.5 million cubic meters through the turkish stream. in addition, negotiations are underway to continue deliveries in september, while at the same time germany is trying to replace russian gas , qatari failed to such a conclusion. the german media came, they noticed that the parties agreed on long-term energy cooperation back in march, but the

that's the reason why there is these concept indoor pacific is strategic. allen's no more asia pacific. right. so a chinese attempt to invade taiwan to re unify with the mainland will succeed or will not succeed. no, no, and will not succeed because you have the indoor pacific around. do we have we hipped our own military? we are working very close. who is the friend never in that was never countries or shots of the us hasn't committed that it will commit us troops to fight or on the side of taiwan. they don't have to, that's the polish self ambiguity and what they can, what is gonna come through and die. one is left alone to face china. we have to face that. the rent, rather i will. if louis out out guns you out, man 0, and they're going to pay a big price so big that we have to think it again. it is what is worth it to a tech type one. and it can't the warranty unify as a re, unified, whatever you say, they should try to a ticked us, not a tech us, but then john is not listening to these demands. is it you're right, but let's see. i think is the is, is it kicking games? we want any w

of housing and communal services, expansion of construction of new oil and gas pipelines to the asia-pacificion, for example, will greatly help at the same time accelerate the solution of the problem of housing construction in the country. we are building together with the meter, and we have developed an action plan to stimulate the construction of modular housing on a metal frame. we offer the ministry of finance a joint cake and the federal reserve agency to work. procurement of metal products to the state reserve, we count on your level of support in this issue, bearing in mind the formation of reserves, which can subsequently be used for intervention in the domestic market in case of rising prices, as well as in the event of a shortage of products from metallurgical plants in the donbass to restore the infrastructure of the region, the strategy for the development of the domestic metallurgy is designed for a period up to 2030 and in it the main the emphasis is on the growth of metal consumption within the country yuriy lipatov gerasimenko channel one. as a result of a high-precision stri

so in the asia pacific region brewton was speaking at the security conference in moscow. they were state departments as iran must withdraw what it calls unacceptable, demands and talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. caron says, an agreement could be reached in days. certain issues are resolved. a chinese research vessel has dark tinge for lanka, several days late after india res security concerns. the ship is expected to be at humble toto for a week. a you delegates, aaron garza there visiting the chiffon hospital and assessing the state of health care across the city. the group has signed an agreement with you and relief agency for palestinian refugees. united nations high commissioner for human rights mitchell bachelor is visiting one of the world's biggest refugee camps. cox's bazaar in bangladesh is home to a 1000000 refugees, a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives, on the damage. counting the cost on al jazeera. a good a maggie, who, when nobody and nobo

introduction of anti-russian sanctions, our country increased oil supplies to asia in may, the asia-pacific countries for the first time overtook europe in terms of purchases intervention according to the data, this will weaken the ruble by 5-7%. so far, only the purchase of yuan is being considered and other currencies are not planned to be purchased due to illiquidity in the russian market and high volatility, the mechanism will work immediately after the approval of the concept of the budget rule and world coffee prices may rise sharply. and drought supply of beans fell by half on negative market expectations, coffee futures. already started breaking records last 10 years. the cost of a pound of brazilian arabica. raised above 2.5 dollars. this was the news of the economy in short. i welcome those who have just joined us. i remind you that we continue to work in the fifth studio. here, as always, we are talking about the latest news and discussing it with our experts today in the focus of our attention of course, the murder of daria dugina is a crime that was committed last saturday even

john kirby has postponed a long planned icbm missile test in the asia pacific region. they say this is to avoid even the perception they are engaging in provocative actions. the bottom line, if china wants to be seen as a responsible global super power, they need to act like it and dial everything back they're talking about at the moment. >> do you think that actions that we're seeing in terms of ukraine is emboldens president xi of china? >> i actually think they're kind of separate right now, although i will say that the fact that the russian government is hanging in there and they are continuing the fight aggressively against ukraine and they haven't been pushed back probably does give president xi a little bit more of a sense that he can get away with more bravado and aggressive talk against the united states. i've spent a lot of time on asia pacific as well, almost a decade working for the senate armed services committee and other capacities so i followed this as well. i think the only thing i would add to what's been said is that this is a politically tense time