.— asia pacific.asia pacific. what about philanthropists and - asia pacific. what about philanthropists and the | philanthropists and the investment coming from them? the enzyme budget for dental project effort is important, but designs being given away are far less... have a much lower tolerance for risk, and we looked at returns that are much more visible. unfortunately, invest in inclement requires you to take a longer term view and as such philanthropists tend to invest more in sectors like education and health where you can see quicker returns on their investment, but climate philanthropy is still important because if you can have catholic addict first loss capital to finance solutions are on climate mitigation and adaptation, you will find there would be much more appetite among investors to come in. your team is there in dubai, what your expectations? my what your expectations? m expectations is what your expectations? mg expectations is cop becomes more than a talk show, we are starting on a p

defence of nato is the asia-pacific region. defence of nate is core _ the asia-pacific region.the asia-pacific region. defence of nato is core to american _ the asia-pacific region. defence of nato is core to american national. nato is core to american national security, — nato is core to american national security, and ukraine on the other hand _ security, and ukraine on the other hand is_ security, and ukraine on the other hand is still— security, and ukraine on the other hand is still an open question. biden— hand is still an open question. biden has_ hand is still an open question. biden has already shifted from as lon- biden has already shifted from as long as _ biden has already shifted from as long as it— biden has already shifted from as long as it takes, as much is required _ long as it takes, as much is required to as much as we can. let's be clear. _ required to as much as we can. let's be clear. in— required to as much as we can. let's be clear. in an— required to as much as we can. let's be clear, in an election year, that already— be clear, in an election year, th

region, the asia-pacific region is now the most dynamic region.rey, i have a counter question for you, you are a person with very rich international experience who has worked for many years to build ties between east and west. what is your opinion about the meaning far east in a global perspective. for a very long time we underestimated the potential of the fact that, after all, the economic forge of the world, it was quickly moving to the east. the chinese are wonderful. for russia , the far east region is the region that will lead us to the big market, it will lead us to the big world, to the next technological cycle, in fact, and here it is very interesting to build ties with china, korea, japan, and south -east asia, then with india, and since now the guarantee of our well-being is our wealth, it’s like the development of trade, the development of technology business, the development of not just raw materials, as it used to be, but the development of our inclusion as a high-tech player in global chains. and naturally, we cannot simply rely on

australia - really across asia pacific. �* , ., ., ., pacific.ific. beyond the realm of culture and sport, _ pacific. beyond the realm of culture and sport, what - pacific. beyond the realm of. culture and sport, what about tech and science? were people looking up any sorts of innovations? , they were. as you mentioned, this is a big yearfor ai and what you mentioned, this is a big year for al and what we have seen it search france's many people searching for tools but also how to use them in their daily lives. so, a lot of interest really in where they can access a! and really what are the implications of it today? but it is really interesting how much asian pop culture came up. what does that tell us about what people are searching for and trends going forward into 2024? b, searching for and trends going forward into 2024?— forward into 2024? a great question- _ forward into 2024? a great question. something - forward into 2024? a great question. something we i forward into 2024? a great | question. something we did special this year was a look

in terms of other things in the asia-pacific, pmi numbers out of china, big surprise on the services number, biggest beat since july, beating estimates. inflation in the philippines and south korea, massive drop in south korea, one of the biggest over the last 40 years. that said, don't be tempted by the noise. the bank of central -- i mixing my languages. they are coming out with a reminder, while inflation is headed in a lower direction, policy needs to be tight. yvonne: they are maintaining a hawkish tilt. you hear that from the rba. even the fed in some ways, they have to push back against aggressive pricing. even though they won't do anything they will still say we have to leave this open. maybe one more hike. david: to tame the monster. completely. other things we are tracking, csi 300, that is picking up a little more downside momentum. 3436, we are nearing, at the lowest since 2019 on this benchmark. on the hang seng, we are trading at nearly half the level of the peak back in 2021. if any volatility in 2020 one, when we were 31, i think 30,000 they would call you crazy but t

australia - really across asia pacific. �* , ., ., ., pacific. pacific. beyond the realm of culture and sport, _ pacific. beyond the realm of culture and sport, what - pacific. beyond the realm of. culture and sport, what about tech and sounds? were people looking up any sorts of innovations?— looking up any sorts of innovations? , �* , innovations? they were. as i mentioned — innovations? they were. as i mentioned this _ innovations? they were. as i mentioned this is _ innovations? they were. as i mentioned this is a - innovations? they were. as i mentioned this is a big - innovations? they were. as i mentioned this is a big year. mentioned this is a big year for al and what we have seen in our search trends is many people were searching notjust tools, like character ai etc but specifically how to use them in their daily lives. so a lot of interest really in where they can access ai and really what are the implications of it today. it what are the implications of it toda . , . , , today. it is really interesting how much — today. it is really in

the asia-pacific region has seen a sharp increase in the potential for conflict.ts main reason is the actions of western countries aimed at undermining the asean-centric security architecture. thus, the creation in the asia-pacific region of military blocs similar to nato, such as aucus. the alliance of the united states, japan, the republic of korea, and other military-oriented quasi-alliances are bringing threat challenges to the region similar to those faced by europe today. interaction within the framework of aokus allows participating countries not only to modernize their armed forces in terms of conventional weapons, but also to develop their nuclear component, which is detrimental to the global non-proliferation regime. there is a rise in tension according to a scenario orchestrated by washington around myanmar, taiwan, the korean peninsula, an aggravation of territorial disputes in the south china sea, as well as the west’s use of conflict disputes. in the field of exploration and production of natural resources. to achieve this, we are fully developing gr

so in the asia pacific context, some of the countries that have national committee for the memory ofthe world, australia and new zealand and i mention these specifically because, they actually try to encourage and emphasize the inscription of indigenous collections or items onto their national memory of the world. register. so australia for example, and i invite you to have a look at. the memory of the world websites for australia. they actually have a collection on indigenous languages onto their national register and for new zealand they have all the maori histories that are inscribed their national register and so and. indonesia just got one from the island of oshinsky grabbed onto to the international memory of the world program. so it's just a great way to get the indigenous and cultures recognized and then the more they're recognized where they're promoted and the more they can get funding, it's a lot about visibility and so we're really happy to be promoting languages in the memory of the forum. we are very happy to be encouraging items that are related to gender. so the elean

um, what's your assessment of the current american policy in the asia pacific region, specifically, how it relates to china? well, the philippines, historically was purchased by the united states, allegedly, from spain at a time when we had already established the 1st republic in each, i know because they wanted a stepping stone into china. so recent events actually mirror or reiterate why the american was invested in the 1st place. they want a stepping stone, they went the foothold in asia. and of course, initially they were interested in the china market, but today they seem to be more interested in good standing, the rights of china as the 2nd, the economic of super power of the world. and possibly the 2nd a superpower military country. yes, we have in the world. i mean, it's interesting because the us claims that the creation of this, as well as military assistance to taiwan, but it's naval maneuvers in that area of the south trying to see that o aimed at ensuring security. now cause one month security is another man's threat . i mean, nato russia, that's one of the most recent exam

according to the asia—pacific?cs institute, we will have more spare money to spend on some of the good things in life such as travel and other forms of entertainment. the chief economist told me where the spare cash is coming from. what we are expecting to see in 2024, we will be coming out of it disorientating type of economic environment that the bill has been in, the tail end of the after ripple effects from covid—19 and we will be starting to see what is the new reality, the new type of normal patterns in the post covid—19. shaking of some of the key factors for example hi access saving and in certain economies it has not been used up. high levels of inflation and cost of living are coming down and we have seen some clear signals from central banks that their next move are likely to be reducing interest rates rather than raising them so that should be giving eventually some more relief to consumers alongside the drop in at the rate of increase in the price of essentials and that should also mean knowing that go

earlier i spoke to mastercard s chief economist for asia pacific, david mann, who told me more aboute are expecting to see into less than— we are expecting to see into less than 24 that will be coming _ less than 24 that will be coming out of the very disorientating type of economic environment that the road it's been — environment that the road it's been in — environment that the road it's been in since 2020, the tail end — been in since 2020, the tail end of— been in since 2020, the tail end of the ripple effects from covid-i9 _ end of the ripple effects from covid—19 will finally be ending mustard — covid—19 will finally be ending mustard to see more of is going to be _ mustard to see more of is going to be the — mustard to see more of is going to be the reality than the type of normal patterns in the press, _ of normal patterns in the press, 19 environment having shaken — press, 19 environment having shaken off a lot of the big swing _ shaken off a lot of the big swing factors that are still playing _ swing factors that are still playing out today, high access savings — playing o

we note the build-up of nato's power potential in the asia-pacific region.ion of the korean peninsula, an aggravation of territorial disputes in southern china... the strategic defeat of russia, the arena of the same method used in attempts to achieve confrontation has become ukraine. this war is being waged with the hands of those actively supported by the neo-nazi regime in kiev, which unleashed the destruction of the russian-speaking population. donetsk and lugansk people's republics. and today washington is doing everything to delay ukrainian conflict. continues to pump kiev with weapons and adheres to its main principle: war until the last ukrainian. during the special operation, the army of the kiev regime, according to the ministry of defense, lost about 160 thousand people, and there were already thousands of violations of international humanitarian law. only on the territory of the donetsk people's republic from february 2022. more than 4,700 civilians were killed , including 140 children. over 5,000 more people were injured. almost 16 thousand resi

of you here to the great city of san francisco, bringing the economic leaders from across the asia pacific is an opportunity for us to learn from each other. san francisco has long had a history of serving as the connection between the united states and the asia pacific. our golden gate has welcomed those seeking to bridge our cultures and our economies. in san francisco, we have the spirit to take risks, to seek out what's new and different. we search for the next great idea. we don't just have the dreamers who look beyond what's possible, but we also have the builders with the talent to make the dream a reality. for decades, the san francisco bay area has provided added the culture, the talent and the spirit to change the world. the spirit of apec, of finding common ground and of power, of economic collaboration , and of celebrating diverse cultures, reflects that same spirit of innovation. it is a spirit that has driven san francisco and the bay area to become the economic engine of the world. it is the spirit that will continue to propel businesses from across the asia pacific region t

the head of the general staff reminded that he remembers that russia is, after all, part of the asia-pacificegion and takes this very seriously. i keep thinking, like us, i just probably don’t exactly fall into this classification, which? mobilization in three regions of ukraine, i just wanted to share with you, but first a short preface, i got the impression that somehow the conference went abruptly, here are 500,000, then danilov he said that there is a war, but everyone should not participate in it, the entire population, well, umerov has already been said, the only thing i can add is so that he does not forget his son said, a citizen of ukraine, who now lives in the united states, i think he will come right away. the incidence of hiv increased by 2.7 times , that is, they said, well, in general , in principle, this is what we come to, yes, that means the central control commission is the former military registration and enlistment office, now it is called the territorial recruitment center, yes, make money from ukrainians ukrainians see this perfectly well, they understand it, they earn

nikolai patrushev and mina exchanged views on the situation in the asia-pacific region, the problem ofability in the republic , and discussed interaction in the spheres of economics and culture. this year our countries are celebrating the seventy-fifth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, we consider them as a reliable and time-tested partner in the asia-pacific region, we highly value da’s balanced position on ukraine and understanding of the true reasons for the special military operation. well, in beijing, the head of the russian ministry of internal affairs held negotiations with his chinese counterpart, discussed cooperation between law enforcement agencies. vladimir kolokoltsev was told about the specifics of the work of police in china. the parties agreed to strengthen joint efforts to combat transnational crime, as well as in the areas of cybersecurity and the fight against drug trafficking. currently, in a difficult international situations. ties between our countries are strengthening; for the russian federation , strengthening these ties is a priority in

region, this is africa, and the middle east, and the asia-pacific region, and all these regions it dominatese of investments, and which binds to himself, he pays. huge investment, plus infrastructure builds, just like in africa, he pushed out the europeans from there and pushed out the americans at the expense of this policy, he went there with peacekeeping missions, with international ones, he understood that in the un, how to use peacekeeping missions, first the chinese came as intelligence , and then the yakoon ones business came in and began to invest and develop, all these regions in five regions it dominates, ukraine, among these five, well, look, africa 55.

of agreement for military to military contact, again, because we don't need an accident in the asia-pacific. and then finally, you have now the emergence of another problem with iranian backed disorder in the middle east. so, yes, it's a very disorderly time and the international system is not very strong right now. the un is essentially not functioning in the security council. you mentioned covid. when you think about the way that it became my ppe, my travel restrictions, my vaccines, the international system was sidelined. and so it is a very difficult time and we're going to have to figure a way to reintroduce some sense of order, because this kind of chaos makes it extremely difficult for the people sitting in this room to know what to do in terms of investment, in terms of especially longer term investments, all of which we forget really do depend on a security commons and a calmer international environment. well, let's talk about that, because we were off stage talking about what the international order looked like at the end of the second world war, what the various principles or the

, the selection of leading experts , and thanks to this, just in short to the countries of the asia-pacificn, and objective interest, namely economic interest, of course, it has always been present, in this regard, the unique vision of our president on the strategic development of the northern sea route, especially these days, is becoming increasingly more obvious and objective. another strategic task facing our country is the expansion of nuclear... the northern sea route with the help of icebreakers, rosatom, the corporation, 35 million tons is not the limit, the new year is just over a week away, which means our companies will have time for another million tons of cargo. translated by anastasia kobuzeva, yulia khodorova, channel one. mission complete. the unmanned eco-ferry general chernyakhovsky, which for the first time went on autonomous unmanned navigation, arrived in baltiysk. everything went well. the vessel operates on a very important route between st. petersburg and kaliningrad. the country's first main tv channel. this was confirmed by a survey by the all-russian center for the

the main goal of strengthening international military cooperation with countries in the asia-pacific with the myanmar navy. and at the end of the issue , the festive atmosphere that already reigns on the streets of cities and the approach of the new year from today in the capital will also be reminded of the christmas tree markets. almost... 50 points have opened in moscow, they will work up to 31 december, trees for every taste and size, how to choose and what to do so that the green beauty retains its aroma for as long as possible and delights in lush outfits, in the report, tall and very miniature, i just need to put a small christmas tree on the table, at affordable prices and not only, one of the first christmas tree markets in the country opened in saratov, this year new year's beauties are brought from volgograd and penza, with small toys on... we have already felt the imminent approach of the new year in tyumen, the mironov family has adopted a christmas tree dress up with a male cast, mother is given the opportunity. about 250 christmas tree bazaars will be open in moscow th

thus, in the economic race of the countries of the asia-pacific region , vietnam may become the leadere end of the year, leaving both china and india behind. what are the bonuses for us? firstly, money appears for the creation of a joint product, with which we are already entering the huge asian market, which is 630 million people. it would seem that minsk and hanoi are separated by 8,000 km or almost 12 hours by plane. the countries have been linked by friendship since... it is worth noting that trade turnover between the countries in the region of our responsibility foreign institutions are growing in all countries, exports are growing, imports are growing, we are gradually reaching the level that was recorded before the covid restrictions, so our products in this region, firstly, are familiar, and secondly, are they in demand? it is important to note the prospects of this region and its proximity to thailand. this region is very promising due to its market capacity and growing population. of course, these two circumstances imply an increase in demand both for our mechanical engineer

but if that is collision, again, is supposed to be stability of the asia pacific region is a risk that is the charge. patients levels at washington operate accused a u. s. navy ship over fi lights and it's suffering t, an entering the south china sea. the united states has deliberately violated showing his sovereignty and security seriously undermine regional peace and stability and trampled on international law and the basic norms governing international relations. the united states has undermine stability in the south china sea. china has undisputed sovereignty over the islands of the south china sea and surrounding waters. of all the site of the incident has to be in a bone of contention between china, the philippines, the u. s. washington has recent a renewed warnings to bass, saying that it will defend the philippines off to the island nation to choose china as coast guard of intentionally targeting its specials in the south china sea. well, last sunday, the philippine coast guard of kings towing over and legally amassing ships and philippine national waters. according to the clai

region, this is africa and the middle east, and the asia-pacific region, and in all these regions he dominates due to investments and... which he ties to himself, he pays out huge investments, plus he builds infrastructure, just like in africa, he pushed out from there europeans and displaced the americans at the expense of this policy, he went there with peacekeeping missions, with international ones, he understood that in the un, how to use a peacekeeping mission, first the chinese came as scouts , like those from the u.n., and then business came in and began to invest and build, everything he dominates these regions in five regions, ukraine, among these five, well, look, africa is 55. countries, and ukraine is one, that is, it is one of the puzzles and not a very big such puzzle. trade with china and ukraine with china is 0.97% of foreign trade trade of china, so that we understand how much interest we are talking about the big reconstruction that is planned here and there businessmen, no one will refuse to earn, of course, but i am just saying that we understand the scale from th

so in the economic race countries of the asia-pacific region.am may become the leader by the end of the year, leaving both china and india behind. what are the bonuses for us? firstly, money appears for the creation of a joint product, with which we are already entering the huge asian market, which is 630 million people. it would seem that minsk and hanoi are separated by 8.00 km or almost 12 hours on the plane. the countries have been linked by friendship since soviet times. but based on the results of our delegation’s visit. governments signed new agreements, as well as contracts, in hashimine officially opened its consulate general. we will now talk about cooperation with the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of belarus to vietnam. vladimir vladimirovich, this is how justified our strategy is to develop active interaction with southeast asia. correctness must be noted. of the course that was announced by the head of state to turn to asia, it should be noted that trade turnover between the countries in the region of responsibility o

the framework of the union state, the csto, the cis, as well as with friendly states from the asia-pacific the middle east and latin america. the course towards developing a comprehensive strategic partnership with china and india. established active. stanislav vasilchenko, lead. help may come from a partner outside europe. full of hope, a quote and articles from the washington post about how the united states is looking for new ways to at least strengthen ukraine’s air defense and is primarily interested in sending additional ammunition to the zelensky regime. no, there is nothing to charge. ukraine is keeping the latest report, counting down the remaining ammunition on which the ukrainian armed forces are still holding. there is nothing to attack or fight back with. it's gotten to the point where washington was forced to ask tokyo for missiles for its famous patriots. there seem to agree with conflicts such as ukraine and israel. however, the scheme is too obvious to fuss about: america is transporting japanese missiles to its warehouses, and what was lying around and rusting in american

david: asia pacific markets coming back to earth here. we are on track for the second week of losses as far as china is concerned. rate decision today, rba -- yvonne: rb i. david: rb i, yes. there's this big tech rally that we are tracking. big move in nasdaq overnight. japan banks. what else? rishaad: banks of 2.1 percent so far in the last 24 hours. what else do we have? volatility for the nikkei. still, 13% since the beginning of november. oil down 6% or there about. david: it goes into the whole week narrative story, right? the labor market we might get an aberration in terms of what november look like because of the u.s. strikes coming to an end. don't let that fool you. rishaad: you can see it is principally a supply issue. people are concluding from it that the latest drop is also part of the global demand story which feeds into the narrative of the economy is slowing down a little bit, and therefore -- yvonne: fed. . -- fed pivot. rishaad: exactly. we see them talk again after the decision for the fomc. what we have been seeing as

it's about a quarter in asia pacific and to figure fault further into us and latin america. despite efforts to include more people with disabilities and the former labor market and rising levels of employment rates, weld white people with disabilities continue to phase wide spread discrimination and marginalization. their exclusion from the former labor market deprives the world of an estimated $1.00 to $1.00 trillion us dollars in los gdp every year, according to the international labor organization. all right, let's good morning. this from caroline cassey. she's a founder of the valuable 500, a global business collective working together to end disability exclusion in the workplace. well, come to the w, where do those regional differences that we just saw in the report come from as well? i think every different country and culture has a very different understanding of disability and i think that's how you're seeing a difference in employment rates or in the lives of people with disabilities. traditionally, disability would be seen as something that is less than or damaged or charitable. a

it's about a quarter in asia pacific and the figure fault further in the us and latin america . despite efforts to include more people with disabilities and the former labor market, and rising levels of employment rates worldwide, people with disabilities continue to phase widespread discrimination and marginalization. their exclusion from the former labor market deprives the world of an estimated $1.00 to $1.00 trillion us dollars in los gdp every year, according to the international labor organization. all right, let's good morning. this from caroline cassey. she's a founder of the valuable 500, a global business collective working together to end disability exclusion in the workplace. well, come to the w, where do those regional differences that we just saw in the report come from as well? i think every different country and culture has a very different understanding of disability and i think that's how you're seeing a difference in employment rates or in the lives of people with disabilities. traditionally, disability would be seen as something that is less than or damaged or charit

30% of patented adaptation technologies are transferred to developing countries such as those in asia pacificopists and what about the investment coming in from them and how crucial would that be? philanthropic capital is important but what we see is that philanthropists unfortunately even though philanthropic capital is designed to be given away are far less — have a much lower tolerance for risk and they actually look at looking at returns that are much more visible. unfortunately investing in climate requires you to take a much more longer term view and as such, philanthropists to invest more in sectors like education and health where you can see quicker returns on their investment. but climate philanthropy is still important, especially because if you can have catalytic first loss capital to finance innovative solutions around climate mitigation, around climate adaptation, you are going to find that there will be much more appetite amongst investors to then come in. yourteam is in dubai — what are your major expectations? that cop becomes more than a talkshow. i think we're already starti

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project, the volume of transportation in the direction of the far east from the countries of the asia-pacificegion will increase significantly. this year, the holding began transportation by high-speed container trains; by the end of november, they could exceed 140 million tons, which is 7% more than in the same period last year. the volume of container traffic for 11 months, as already noted. rules, but in his own manner. in retaliation , they fired as many as three missiles at mariupol, where recovery is in full swing ukrainian command today. and this is footage taken in the sky over the kupinsky front, the crew of our su-34 fighter dropped on the strongholds of militants planning aerial bombs. other targets include command posts, transport and heavy armored vehicles. but here there is less ammunition, but the main thing is the result, and it is there. novorossiysk paratroopers with copters. are being trained on ukrainian infantry fighting vehicles for ukrainian armed forces personnel. this is the zaporozhye direction. donetsk front. military personnel from the south group sent another fren

america, africa, a significant number of countries in eurasia, including the gulf, including the asia-pacificion, which is against, so to speak, a unipolar world and so on, when the united states supported only... the united states, this hegemon no longer exists, precisely those who today stands for a multipolar world, where each country, its people, national culture, traditions, history, language, religion, will become for each smallest country a separate political circle around russia, why they are drawn to ours. meeting with leaders of parliamentary factions. the main result of the work of the state duma in 2023 is, of course, support for the participants in the special military operation and their family members. and here i must say, and i affirm this, that if at the beginning of uh, the beginning of the exile and the government, now almost the vast majority of all these problems have been solved; if there are any rough edges, they are just rough edges, that is, everything is already working systemically. always the position of all factions of the state duma, all your initiatives are prom

haidi: are asia-pacific real estate senior analyst patrick long there.sia." are markets coverage continues looking ahead to the start of trading in hong kong, shanghai, and shenzhen. we are seeing the risk rally play out across asian markets. stay with us. "bloomberg markets: china open" is next. th is bloomberg. ♪ first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep

we cannot forget china is so important asia pacific wise. other business news making headlines... foreigners will have to pay to put the fees on existing ones in australia. australian treasurerjim chalmers said this will, quote, help ensure for an investment in residential property is in our national interest. mr chalmers added that the move will generate around $300 million in revenue, which can be reinvested into the country. india has banned the exports of onions until the end of march next year, in a bid to curb surging prices. india is the world's largest exporter of onions, which are a staple in many local dishes. hundreds of onion farmers a blocked a key highway in india to protest against the government's decision. the move has also drawn reaction elsewhere. bangladesh officials raided several wholesale grocery stores and fined shops for overcharging, after news of the ban. the country relies on indian onion shipments. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. do keep watching bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different