allies warning against big competition in the asia-pacific. >> in kuala lumpur, malaysians are set to elect a prime minister. >> geopolitics are looking to end up this week which has been so dominated by these leaders meetings and the potentially impacting the economic impact for the region. look at how we are setting up this final session for the week. asx opening a little flatter. kiwi stocks are down by .10%. chicago nikkei futures looking tepid. the strength of the dollar is one to watch. we are also watching the aussie dollar holding steady at the moment. we have had two days of weakening on the back of the dollar. goldman expects the move higher to be choppy and lower quality. >> it was certainly a down day for u.s. markets. it was the hawkish fed speak market after hearing there might be a calibration, a slower pace of rate hikes starting with the december rate hike, 50 instead of 75 got themselves into a mode thinking they would get doublespeak from the fed. jim bullard says he think the peak rate is going to be at least 5%-five .25%. s&p futures are coming off of a loss of ha

asia—pacific economic cooperation forum. it�*s keen to make progress on a free trade agreement in the pacific, but tensions between china and the us have dominated. our asia business correspondent, sura njana tewari, is at the summit. xijinping is there, and has been holding meetings on the side lines of the summit. what has he been saying? well, ben earlier today he said he would consider holding the bell and road initiative summit in china next year. that is a pretty big statement for a country that has been largely close throughout the pandemic and that is really weighing on the rest of the region. china has traditionally supported a lot of the countries in the asia—pacific, nikki lily the emerging markets. mrxi asia—pacific, nikki lily the emerging markets. mr xi was scheduled to give a speech yesterday ahead of the summit but instead cancelled and provided a written statement, in which he did say that china would open up at some point, that the success of china would be beneficial to the region and to the rest of the wo

at the beginning briefly about the main west in the asia-pacific region of the british a new solution to the energy crisis in foggy clothing samples they ensured food security in belarus the best workers in the agricultural industry were honored in the gomel and vitebsk regions on the eve of the even women in the dubrush gathered thousands of guests of the fair, an exhibition of agricultural machinery. and, of course, awards to those who worked in the fields, tirelessly and spare no effort agricultural year, the gomel region completes worthily local farmer. produced more than 1 million tons of grain and corn. the geography of the region's exports of agricultural products has also expanded. now it is 32 countries. ivan krug, chairman of the gomel oblast executive committee , noted among the important indicators that the revenue increased by almost 12% last year, as well as 36 million rubles. profit from the sale of products. we have grown in terms of profit by 118 percent. today, profitability has reached a positive basis . managed to export more than 400 million us dollars of products

that take place along the line of the ocian are connected not only with the development of the asia-pacific region , 10 more states are invited to the east asian summit here. uh, major players from all over the world , including russia, china, india, have also invited an american delegation here. yesterday president joe biden, but announced that the united states would increase cooperation with state incoming ones, but, of course, he was more remembered for the fact that when he talked with his son, and the prime minister of cambodia, he thanked colombia for organizing such a forum. well, as you understand, by geography from latin america, no one came here the president and spoke and did not even notice it, but they invited here more of these representatives who are not participating in the east asian summit and are present here secretary general of the united nations and also came here, also dmitry kuleba, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, his antonin, secretary of state. the united states assured that washington supports ukraine that it is kiev that should determine the timing of po

is res. intentions in the asia pacific region may have on the above. i don't think in the report the us side speculated arbitrarily and blatantly tailored and nuclear deterrent strategy against china. we advise the u. s. side to abandon the cold war mentality and hedge a monic logic adopt a rational and responsible nuclear policy. if china has its own agenda, china has never had any history of colonizing other countries or certainly other countries. everything that china has developed the terms of nuclear weapons. it's awful. national defense. the patients in the asia pacific region has been curated, not by china. and i think the rest of the world is quite clear who is doing that. it's not china, whatever they do, it is nothing surprising to the rest of the world. but i think what is important for us to see is that to recognize that the world is changing. and the you only cola wode, where the u. s. is the dominating that has a money that mall is no longer the reality. so we are dealing with new reality, all countries are supposed to know to abide to le

it's all full national defense, the patients in the asia pacific region, or has been curated, not by china. and i think the, the rest of the world is quite clear who is doing that. it's not china, whatever they do, it is nothing surprising to the rest of the world. but i think what is important for us to see is that to recognize that the world is changing. and the unit paula wode, where the u. s. is the dominating that had only the has long is, is no longer the reality. so we are dealing with new reality. all countries are supposed to know to abide to lease the un charter and the international role. so where does this a rule space to older congress wrong people are actually talking quite frankly, not to the united stage a cannot just keep using this tongue, which is so vague to, to decide whatever that is in their favor, nelson long. and that's where we leave the news rough for now and our t, but stay close for more programs getting there start in moments. i'll be back at the top. do hope to catch you that ah ah ah, you.

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the patients in the asia pacific region has been corrected not by china. and i think the rest of the world is quite clear who is doing that. it's not china, whatever they do, it is nothing surprising to the rest of the world. but i think what is important for us to see is that to recognize that the world is changing. and the you only cola wild where the u. s. is the dominating that header money. the heading mall is no longer the reality. so we are dealing with new reality. all countries are supposed to know to abide to lease the un charter and the international. so where does this a rule space to old dot com from people are actually talking quite frankly that to the united stage. i cannot just keep using this tongue, which is so vague to, to decide whatever that is in their favor. it's perhaps the most dangerous occupation on the planet. right. not. but as those doing a tele documentary team, someone has to de mining dumbass, gets going next here in architect ah, a wrong i just don't a to see how he's been coming to an engagement. it was the trail when so

and the chinese president ones against western protectionism and the hedge of money at the asia pacific economic corporations summit in bank of america, escalating tensions with the us open trade restrictions and high one. a welcome to international broadcasting alive from most goes just past the hour. i'm more on her mommy. let's take a look at it. moscow has lashed out and key on accusations that you say forces have brutally tortured and killed prisoners of war because of the most online reported the showing russian troops being murdered while held captive by ukrainian soldiers versus defense. where he says it's actually a common practice overlooked by cubes. western bacchus, the intentional and methodical murder of more than 10 immobilized russian servicemen by the degenerates from the ukrainian army with direct shots in the head cannot be presented as a tragic exception by the key of regime as it claims it preserve rights of all capture combatants the brutal murder of russian prisoners of war is not the 1st and not the only war crime. this is a common practice in the armed forces of

from this pankok npp forum the next meeting of the leaders of asia-pacific economic cooperation willheld in 23 in san francisco vera ona thanks to us our colleague was in direct contact from bangkok on lazarev street on prospekt mira in moscow a car caught fire near one of the shopping centers an open flame was clearly visible from the road . this is footage taken by eyewitnesses of the incident , the fire did not affect the traffic. apparently, it happened in the parking lot, according to preliminary data, two cars were damaged by fire, which became the reasons to be clarified law enforcement agencies. today marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of our compatriot scientist yuri knorozov. it was he who deciphered the writing of the ancient mayan indians, for this reason he is considered even a national hero in mexico scientist in moscow in the building of the historian of the archival institute. rggu opened a memorial plaque at the rggu operates the only russian educational and scientific mesoamerican center named after yuri krovazova. my colleague sergey brilev has prepared a new

here , they are also promoting their agenda in the asia-pacific region.n the eve, they expressed concern about beijing's allegedly excessive activity in this part of the world. also still here. uh, the united states is trying to increase its presence, including in the ionized one, but, and russia still insists that the security of this region will be under attack. if some blocs are created here, including the military and russia insists that the old session-centric security architecture must be maintained here in southeast asia. alexander elizaveta thank you for the events of the east asian summit said elizaveta khramtsova, bye to other topics. the west used ukrainians, tested narcotic analgesics there as experimental subjects, and the tests were told by the chief sanitary doctor of the lugansk republic until the fourteenth year. he participated in the research of medications, according to dmitry dokoshenko, we are talking about the ozal form. this modern development. to create them. we need a strong pharmaceutical base. is lukashenka sure that kiev doesn

asia-pacific seems to be much more resilient.ind, one talks about low interest rates. asia and general has been a slightly higher interest rate environment. the last decade might've been the anomaly. therefore my general sense is, there is some concern, but employment levels are high, consumer balance sheets are clean, small business balance sheets are relatively clean, although the consumer is more resilient than the small businesses today. i am generally optimistic even with interest rates moved up, the good story of asia remains a stronger sight. are >> you positioning for that >> -- >> how are you positioning for that? >> india is rebounding really strongly. although some growth rate projections have been taken down, in line with global slow down. growing at about a 5%, 5.2%. the commodity cycle remains strong. it used to grow at around 6.5%. it is not a huge decline. australia is rebounding really well, helped by the commodities cycle. if you just look at the overall landscape, the only wildcard if i may, if china starts to

in the asian markets, msci asia-pacific, and what is happening in china is impacting. after the strength we saw last week, the msci asia-pacific currently down 8/10 of a percent. in hong kong, down 1.5%. uncertainty over just how far china can go in easing restrictions and given the covid cases keep taking up. s&p futures down 3/10 of a percent. for context, you some modest gains last week for european equities, losses for u.s. equities, but for the month, gains of about 6% of u.s. equities and about 9% for european equities. but there are question marks about china and how aggressive the fed will be going. the minutes should give us more detail in terms of the clarity and direction of travel for fed officials. manus: and then we can do the -- debate all of the peaks in the world. one thing that is pervasive is the dollar is rising this morning. we see a risk off narrative in the markets, but how long does that last? up one third of 1% on the dollar index, piling in on short on the dollar. the most since 2001. exceptionalism, dollar exceptionalism, premium is receding.

on track for a weekly gain here for the broader msci asia pacific index.oldman sachs as well upgrading their outlooks for china and korea. certainly that's the main trading sentiment. not so much the fed. tom: interesting. the upgrade for goldman sachs. thank you very much. let's get to our reporters from around the world. endocrine joins us for a look at the latest noises from fed officials. john step it has our breakdown. we've got the latest on crypto and ftx from stacy marie ishmael in singapore. let's start with ende karen. fed officials keep making the case for further rate hikes. he has the breakdown. we are hearing from james bullard, raising his view of 5.25% at the minimum. it seems like further hikes and big hikes are still in the cards for these fed officials. enda: yes. more hawkish comments from these officials. mr. bullard making the point, that's the kind of zone where the fed funds rate needs to end up. he's not yet satisfied that the right hikes have had so far this year. it's not yet having the impact he wants to have. those comments wer

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is our asia-pacific editor.— asia-pacific editor. i think we can to into asia-pacific editor.as i thought the chinese state media, the chinese state would use this staff as a way to really amplify control over the chinese people, fled state media with feel—good remembrances of payment, and of course we see that happening already, sites are already going into a mourning period, publishing everything in black and white. however, there is another side to this or you have a country that is very angry, that has already been engaging in protests, really unprecedented protests. we haven't seen us for a very, very long time. they might also be thinking back to a time when china was opening up, was welcoming business. china is in the economic doldrums right now. people made to use the death of him as an excuse to, in theory, turn out to pay their respects, attend funerals, that can then, aka 1989 for maternity protests. the unrest bean of for maternity protests. the unrest began of the _ for maternity protests. the unrest began of the beacon, _ for maternity protests. the unrest began

missile forces and artillery in thailand ended the annual forum of leaders of the countries of asia-pacific economic cooperation, what was included in the final declaration? and almost a year later, ivan gogh's matisse picas and degas returned after the frost and shchukin exhibitions, the permanent exhibition of those who died as a result of the collapse of the entrance of an apartment building has grown to nine. among them, four children in emergency services have already voiced the main version of the state of emergency on the balcony of one of the apartments, a cylinder with household gas exploded. at this moment, the rescuers are dismantling blockages on the spot cynologists researchers are working, a report by alexander krasnoperov. this gas exploded the house. this gas exploded, extinguishing the fire, clearing the rubble has been going on for more than 6 hours ; about 60 people and more than ten pieces of equipment are employed on the spot. soon an airmobile group of the ministry of emergency situations will arrive in the village, consisting of 26 more specialists, including cynologi

we will take you to barclays's head of asia-pacific.berg. ♪ hard to run a business on hayour own. make it easier on yourself. with shopify, you can have everything you need to streamline your shipping, returns, and product storage, so you can focus on growing your business. because when we work together, the future is bright. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions at finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a free trial today. haidi: the barclays visual form is underway in singapore. let's get straight back to the event. as haslinda amin is standing by with the next guest. what a day to be having these conversations. >> we are super excited to have our guest, barclays had of asia-pacific. good morning. talk about headlines including the fed raising rates 75 for the fourth time. what is the mood out there? what are your clients thinking about? >> thank you so much for having me today. it is wonderful to be at the sidelines of the barclays asia for them. hopefully there will be a great deal of insigh

the asia pacific is no one's backyard and should not become an arena for big power contest. no attempt to wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the people. and by our times. this year's apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world at large that collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. this comes and made an escalating us trade war again staging with american senators pushing 2 blocks federal access to semiconductors, produced by china, while us vice president comma la harris is reportedly planning to call out some asian nations, including china during his speech a pag, plus the pentagon has that it will support taiwan military with american weapons and training, which paging strongly opposes. we discuss the issue with victor gao, vice president at the sense of china and globalization, who say it's washington's attempts to separate beijing from the global market will only hut american manufacturers. china is one of the largest a manufacturers of semiconductor chips and the largest importer of semiconductor chips of all k

the asia pacific is no one's back yard and should not become an arena for big power contest. no attempt to wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the people. and by our times this she is apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world that logs that collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. an escalating us trade war against beijing with american services posing to block federal access to chinese semiconductors, us my phone, camilla harris, reportedly piles of call out asian nations including china during her keynote speech at apec class. of the pedal says it will support one's military with american weapons and training, which beijing strongly opposes. we discussed all of this with a gal vice president as a center for china, and globalization, who says, separating being on the global market will only hurt american manufacturers. well, the you tube, what you sent to me in china is one of the largest the manufacturers of semiconductor chips and the largest importer of semiconductor jumps of all kinds from many different countr

the asia pacific is no one's backyard and should not become an arena for big power contest. no attempt to wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the people. and by our times, this she is apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world at large, the collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. however, french president emanuel micron doesn't appear to share the chinese concept of mutual respect and cooperation characterizing the situation in the region. in his words, as being in the jungle. naming some nations as elephants posing a threat to order enough jungle. we are a jangle and we have 2 big electrons trying to become more and will never us be convert us installed war into the big problem for the whole, the rest of the jangle. and while the french president say some players disrupt the order in jungles the u. s. continues to escalate us trade war against basing with american senators pushing to block federal access to chinese semiconductors. the pentagon also say that planning to support taiwan military with american weapons

could she research fellow in the graduate school of asia pacific studies will say to university in tokyo, thank you for your time today. so as we just heard japan's largest power utility is considering hiking, electricity rates for high souls at one number of other providers helping really raised rates as much as a load. what's your take with what is happening right now in japan? what effect do, do sanctions against russia have, and what we're witnessing 1st of all, i think if stray shan gets koran and it's sadly, a huge cost for all the energy companies and and around 8 percent of island gas import and of japan cancer from russia. they've to continue it straight and continues. it's going to be a significant cost or the import us energy yet took you, electric power company said quite startling figures to move it lost almost $1000000000.00 in the past 6 months. in the light of that, do you think the government will approve the price hike? that's just being talked about? do they even have a choice in the matter? i'm, i'm not really sure, but no, and best prices are as well as it is. the pr

indonesia, vietnam, thailand and laos, the main topic of negotiations is the challenges that the asia-pacifics due to the policy of the collective west, perhaps the main one expansion of infrastructure for returns. interests are already beginning to spread to the south china sea. for bilateral meetings. sergey lavrov has 2 days tomorrow he will go to the island of bali where russian will lead.

tony chang reports from bangkok, leaders from around the asia pacific region gather for the opening of the apec summit and at the top of the agenda. urgent economic issues facing the nations hyperinflation and the looming recession. but the news that north korea had thought and intercontinental ballistic missile broke the united states and its allies met to discuss what they called north korea's provocations. we strongly condemned these actions, and we again call north korea to stop and further unlawful. the stabilizing act on behalf of the united states. i reaffirm our iron clad commitment to our specific alliance, the one leader who could exec considerable influence on north korea, his chinese shooting ping. but if he was concerned about the missile, he was giving nothing away. on the other side of town, protested, tried to march the summit, then pushing back against police lines blocking their path to police farm rubber bullets to force the crowds back. several people were seriously injured, would be one. 0 no, it bickley does to know that we are death to cali effect at my my, their

the patients in the asia pacific region has been curated, not by china. and i think the rest of the world is quite clear who is doing that. it's not china, whatever they do, it is nothing surprising to the rest of the world. but i think what is important for us to see is that to recognize that the world is changing. and the unit paula wode, where the u. s. is the dominating that had only the hash mall is no longer the reality. so we are dealing with new reality, all countries are supposed to know to abide to lease the un charter and the international role. so where does this a rule space to old dot com strong people are actually talking quite frankly, that the united stage cannot just keep using this term, which is so vague to, to decide whatever that is in their favor. ah, space x has lost his 1st falcon heavy rocket in 3 years to deliver classified minifee payload the you a space force. the heaviness for all it is either must bring child in this long to its full trip to space earlier, our correspondent don quota. oh, my colleague, rory sushi more about

she called midst for asia pacific at the texas bank. thank you. gee declared in 2014, the development of electric vehicles was the only way china could transform from what he called a big automobile country to an automobile power. less than a decade later, it's risen to the forefront of the electric car innovation. chinese companies are making high end models that rival tesla, as well as german automakers and china is expected to remain the leading country for electric vehicle sales for decades. are more electric vehicles will be sold in china this year than in the rest of the world combined. the country bought one out of every 2 electric vehicles sold in 2021, and up to 6000000 new electric vehicles would be registered in the country. this year will tesla had its best ever month in china in september, selling more than $83000.00 cars. autonomy is by far the largest electric vehicle selling country norway, germany, the netherlands, and the united kingdom. all had high electric vehicle sales per 1000000 people last year from new york on

the asia pacific is no one's back yard and should not become an arena for big power contest. no attempt to wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the people. and by our times this she is apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world that logs that collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. comes amid an escalating us trade war against bay jane with american senators pushing 2 blocks federal access to semiconductors, produced by china. while us vice president comma la horace is reportedly planning to call out some asian nations, including china. during her speech at a peg, does the pentagon have so that will support tie one's military with american weapons and training, which aging strongly opposes? well, that's a disgust the issue. now with our guest week to go vice president of the center for china and globalization many, thanks for joining us on the program. what do you make of president she pings keynote speech at apec? what does it say about china's position? do you think presentation game was in problem keynote speech?

and i live in bangkok for day 2 of the asia pacific economic cooperation summit and bad blood. the founder of a failed testing filled up is sentenced to prison for defrauding invest. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with the atmosphere you read, i went to my castle a ways hello there. let's look to east asia and temperatures across china. still sitting slightly above the average. so it's not as hot as it has been. recently. we've had a front that's pushed its way further east knocking temperatures down. we think some very low figures for the likes of mongolia and a wintry mix that continues to work its way across the far north east. and we are still seeing some of that rain trickle down across the korean peninsula as well as 2 eastern areas of china. but we are still seeing some sunshine break through the cloud and patchy rain. it is going to get weather, however, for the likes of japan. it's been rather dry on saturday, but by sunday toko, we'll see some of that rain and it will turn cooler now was in the south and central asia. we are seeing a bit of a winter storm blow acr

it comes as asia pacific leaders, whole trade talks, l. a summit, and thailand us vice president carmella harris gathered allies to condemn the launch while outside protest as gather to demonstrate against the ty regime. tony chang reports from bangkok, leaders from around the asia pacific region gather for the opening of the apec summit at the top of the agenda. urgent economic issues facing the nation's hyperinflation and the looming recession. but as the news that north korea had fought and intercontinental ballistic missile broke, the united states and its allies met to discuss what they called north korea's provocations. we so we can get these action, and we again call north korea to stop for either. i'm awful. the same a lot on behalf of the united say i, we have for our iron clad are gonna come away from that report to bring you live to washington d. c. no, a us attorney general mary garland is about to speak about a special council on who will investigate the classified documents found at for president. donald trump's for the resid

has long been brandishing its weapons in the asia pacific region. this has been something that we've seen sequenced again and again, starting really with the, with the obama administration, with the, with the so called headed. i think there's already an arms race. there's an arm, there's a race to rearm japan, to upgrade weapons in south korea, to sell advanced weapons to taiwan again to sell nuclear submarines to australia and station the bombers there. we know the u. s. as a new bomber class and things service. we know the major powers are working on hypersonic missiles i, japan has made the decision to take more responsibility for its national fence. on the one hand, many of the region will find this provocative. on the other hand, it's a historic opening for japan to start to make itself less reliant on the u. s. was for security, and this is a necessary development given the lack of trust that many have in their alliances with us. if you depend too much on the us, then you risk abandonment, or simply declines leaving you vulnerable south africa

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here, they are also promoting their agenda in the asia-pacific region. on the eve, they expressed concern about beijing's allegedly excessive activity in this part of the world. also still here. uh, the united states is trying to strengthen its presence, including in the ionized. well, russia still insists that the security of this region will be under attack. if some blocs, including the military and russia insists that it is south-east. asia should maintain the old, oxian-centric security architecture because of these temple-yak suddins to lead a nupen, cambodia a few minutes ago sergey lavrov went out to reporters and here are the first statements of the minister following the meeting in cambodia and an analysis of the technical processes that have been unfolding in this region for quite a long time when the asian-kyiv space, which has developed for several decades on the basis of initiative, and around which have developed an inclusive open peer-to-peer structure and security and cooperation. the united states and the allies and the north are now try

and in general, this entire integration system of the asia-pacific region and the index of the oceans and in rap, all-embracing the original economic portion and others they are all riddled with. with this hidden, yes, and open chinese-american, as it were, a different vision of the future world with different strategies and different tactics, but the americans. for some reason they don't understand. they are on top all the time. perceive the chinese feeling, what is it? well, how would an empire that wants to take over make the world chinese and make, as it were, its own chinese standards. it is absolutely not so absolutely. yes , the chinese are not simple. they are deep they are flexible they are very plastic plastic. here is the chinese diplomacy. i brought a stratogen and in general, 34 some years 47, but it doesn’t matter. that is, in fact, the plasticity of chinese geopolitics and diplomacy means that they can situationally and at the same time combine situationality with strategy. the americans have stopped doing this. they have stopped being drawn into ukrainian conflicts at

a refugee camp when the family was holding a birthday party leaders from around the asia pacific region are gathering in bangkok for the 2nd be of the apex summit. apec leaders are also discussing inflation, climate change, and the pandemic. the trade talks have been overshadowed by north korea, finding a ballistic missile on friday. and for the 1st time, north korean leader kim's on, on, has revealed his daughter to the world. the photos showed the 2 hand in hand inspecting the launch of the country's largest ballistic missile. the state news agency, casey n a's reported that north korea test fired a hoss song, 17 intercontinental ballistic myself on friday. so to basil on mosque has summoned the companies software engineers to face to face meetings. it follows reports that hundreds of staff of quit and the offices have been closed until monday. the former us entrepreneur elizabeth holmes, has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison after being convicted of defrauding investors. homeless was the founder and ceo of the company fed on us. it promised pioneering technology a contes

the asia-pacific is no one's backyard and should not become an arena for big power contest. wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the power or by our times. that is a not so veiled reference to the u.s. as i referred to, harris making her pitch to asian nations. that is xi jinping's pitch as well. we know that the foreign minister of china has echoed similar comments throughout this year including when he passed through a number of policy for -- number of pacific island nations after striking a deal with the solomon islands and there will be other dialogues as china tries to raise its influence in this region. geopolitics always behind every discussion we have here about economic development and pandemic recovery at apec 2022. rishaad: you look at at least 80 ballistic missiles fired by kim young this year -- pyongyang this year. they are upping the ante. tell us about the responses and why. stephen: already we have had the prime minister of japan make comments on that, essentially saying that they have launched provocations at an unprecedented pace. that is what mr. k

north korea isn't attending a meeting of asia pacific leaders in bangkok. what it's front and center is. the apex summit begins young young has been accused of firing a long range, ballistic missile capable of reaching the u. s. mainland. the u. s. vice president, commonly harris held an urgent meeting with allies at the summit. the japanese officials have confirmed miss r landed in it's exclusive economic zone. meanwhile, south korean authorities say they believe it was an intercontinental ballistic missile. a mass funeral is being held for 21 victims. if a building fire in northern garza, 7 of the dead were children, the blazing gulf, the 3rd floor of building in the barley refugee camp. burton finance minister has defended his budget fund but worn. the u. k. may phase challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy hunt says his $66000000000.00 proposal will lower inflation and boost the economy for re challenge has the latest from london over the previous weeks. we've had talk of the grim decisions facing jeremy hunts and what he was going to have to

short skates of the moscow stage, the us grant and their nato allies are trying to master the asia-pacific region, militarizing it while russia is together. with china upholds stability and security this was stated today by the minister of foreign affairs of our country, sergei lavrov , following the results of the east asian summit. he went to the capital of cambodia to the floor to start the meeting of the form. it was necessary, without waiting for the american president, to report to the prozerov of the delegations , combat helicopters lifted into the air, and right at the entrance to the summit site they put armored vehicles with armed military men. the organizers met the delegations of indonesia, india, china, sergey lavrov's cortege was already missing joe biden, they were waiting for him 10 minutes 20 half an hour, together with the united states, australia ignored the beginning of the meeting. and shortly before that , the secretary general left the site. he is antonio guteheres, such a demarche, or rather, the diplomatic circus put the organizers in an uncomfortable position, who

she is the chief economist for asia pacific at nexus investment managers. welcome to the program alisha. well, is it just the worsening economy? economic climate and tech firms taking in less ad revenue. that is to blame here. well, yes, i mean, it's clearly, this is all about synchronized you celebration. so it is not only the us, it's europe and china, the celebration at the same time for different reasons. but these are all aspects, of course, that companies because they're more to ease growth. yeah. on demand they have been wonderfully up there. cove, it because i'm doing co because that's where we're all booked, you know. but now the revenues in this household revenue is turnkey. and that's why they're suffering. but beyond that, they sent in with household consumers for what probably has become too much of a good thing. and that's more structural. so, you know, i think they do things to note the cyclical which may be sold, the, the economy bounces back when interest rates will come down again. and i think it was. but the structured part, i think this

how nice on the side lines of the asia pacific economic cooperation summit and thailand, japan is warned that the missile is capable of reaching the u. s. mainland south korea believes it was an intercontinental ballistic missile. meanwhile, japan has confirmed the weapon landed in it's exclusive economic zone. the latest and series of launches, i north korea, tech. he says that taking place more frequently than ever. meanwhile, protesters have gathered in bangkok swell leaders attend the apex summit. tens of thousands of dry place have been deployed across the city administrations on demanding the resignation of the prime minister. also calling for the release of political prisoners, tony chang has moved from bangkok. there were some pretty ball and clashes rubber bullets were followed by the police, but the police had quite effectively trapped the linen side street behind me. if you could see that well, but they'd go barricades across the street about 6 rows of pretty heavily armed rob police, audrey holton and brown as well. there are lots of reserves working here just behind goes the

little anyone can do to stop it from developing weapons and that it's going to continue to do so. asia pacific lead is amazing at the apex summit in thailand today. how are they responding us? vice president harris actually stepped out a meeting there and going leaders from australia, japan, south korea, canada, and new zealand on the sidelines for the summit there to condemn this latest launch . they basically said that it was a brazen violation of un security council resolutions and bout that was unacceptable and needed to stop at the same time. as i mentioned, there's few concrete makers that any of these leaders there seem to be able to take dismissal, launches the latest be in global security challenge for the overshadowing there, which would typically be focused on on economic issues. thank you very much for timing, and reuters correspond josh info watching d. w. use a reminder of our top story. the european union has offered a proposal at the called $27.00 climate summit loss or damages font full climate oval countries. issues the most contentious item on the agenda, the u delegation sa

earlier i spoke to alicia garcia, herero asia pacific chief economist at no texas investment managers. and i asked her what had gone wrong had matter for so many people to lose their jobs? well, this is because met that really. i mean that the, the, they made it very, you mostly aggressive bed on the met numbers and you know, that happened really realized in the way they thought. and that's very important. that is happening to midtown is that you know, in a way to vision or is the submission of the company so young met the also try to compete with their was their cars is of their well, if you remember with libra and you didn't work either you know there's many, many attempts to disrupt that hadn't worked well. and finally, and because they corporation have to say that is also these, the solution of for met out, but i think is more didn't know, but, but member has suffered probably the most is that they would have open sky. you know what i mean that the internet would be open to everybody. is they clear by now on? this is china that this is not going to be the safe. i have to say somet

here's how peter correctly told them it is worth thinking about how to reorient to the asia-pacific regione middle east. it will be very difficult, because sometimes belarusians are chosen between belarusians and indians. they are also very powerful with a good corporate culture and high quality, and we compete with them, but they often conclude contracts with us, because we are europeans, it is easier to communicate with us. we have good code, it is easier to communicate with us a single cultural code, and we know english well personally. believe me. yes here here the indians, in principle, are a former colony, where english is the state language in india, this is yes, this is again a question of a more mental nature, but here i was why, because, unfortunately, this subsidization is subsidizing by and large through tax benefits it sector, which took place from the middle of the zero years until recently. it led to a certain twist. this is conditionally a thousand dollars, if i can go and get 2.5 or absolutely mythical figure value. why such salaries? where do these amounts come from? here