i mean, either east asia or south, east asia or in us. yeah. and i think we have reasons to be worried because you don't know what was the trigger. mm hm. yeah. and the fact you talk about these of reasons, people could be worried, what other potential hotbeds, do you think that there could be essential conflict? yeah, i mean there's so much going on in the world right now. but specifically in this wells area in, in the asia pacific region, ok, you have a korea, the korean peninsula, and then you have a, well, at least in south east asia, we talk a quite a lot about the south china sea, a dispute. and of course, you know, people sort of discuss about it and say to the so worried make us one of the claimant is in this dispute is a china a. but to me, when you talk about south china sea, it's not just china, the countries in southeast asia and, and in south east asia or in a c on, i think we have a culture of a piece of discussion, a negotiation. so a, this is the west or the united states. so is very, very much, you know, want to get involved wi

and saudi arabia in west asia to ethiopia in africa, argentina in south africa, and indonesia in east asia, access to the new brics development bank is one of the main reasons for the request of countries to join this group. the picture of the financial resources of this bank seems to be more favorable than the traditional steps such as the world bank and the international fund, definitely for many. it is attractive for countries to get rid of the dominance of the dollar in international trade international is similar to another one that has been put in the spotlight and is irreversible . the brics bank will replace institutions related to development. russia, china and brazil have so far taken significant practical measures to reduce the use of the dollar, according to the ministry of finance. currently, 70% of russia and china's commercial exchanges are done with greece and rome. these actions at the british level can increase the speed of dollarization and the iron smelting of sed and sima news agency baba ghafar . structuring has the power to create rules it is new. previously, when th

phrase from south-east asia from the military of central asia well, let's say those uh-uh who will bend i can't so we will have uh-uh those uh-uh development scenario which today we can see what is happening in the european union in the rich european union, that is, at the moment, why did such a huge number of social groups, let's say, social lands in the european union arise, they had a serious problem with the labor force, they created the conditions for that company's labor force to come into their own, which were actually ready to share their population and they actually created the conditions when we arrived there and all the people we discussed with you are central asia , south-east asia, the near east, that is , the society itself, which is, well, quite difficult for integration, and you have to understand so uh, those people are ready to go to a low level of pay at the beginning because where they live, they have huge problems with uh, the standard of living, huge problems with the cost of labor, they are ready to come here and uh, there is a very high probability that we will

meanwhile, the rest of south east asia, including here in singapore, economies have been hit by thoseemand overseas. how are economies coping and when can we see things turning, in your view? so what we're seeing is that, you know, the export picture amd the merchandise trade picture right across southeast asia is weak. we're seeing that the tech cycle is still in that downswing and commodity prices are still, of course, very weak as a result of that weakened demand offshore. we're expecting that things, unfortunately, aren't really going to materially improve until early next year. i mean, in the us as well as europe, those economies, their domestic demand is incredibly weak as a result of the monetary tightening schedules and the aggressive monetary tightening schedule, as i should say, that have taken place. and so we'll increasingly see the impact of those rate hikes in weakened domestic demand through the second but the good news is that things should start to improve in 2024 for the export picture in south east asia. in other news this morning, japanese conglomerate toshiba said

s. allies in east asia, japan and south korea. to me, i can see the on the right and you and so your with received at the presidential were treated camp. david, it's think 1st stand alone summit for leaders of the 3 nations and comes and meet the growing 3. so thing, usually it's north korea and the rising military and economic mice of sean. now, even before the meeting began, us officials were already sharing ways that it would break new ground in relations among the 3 states. one key aspect is a formal quote, judy to consult. it's an understanding that a threat to any one of the states would be considered a threat to o. requiring mutual discussion on how to respond to the states will also expand a military cooperation, including on missile defense and expand 3 way military exercises. i will also inaugurate the 1st try lateral hotline, so that latest can communicate securely. in case of the crisis, weight is also committing to annual meeting someone late as of the 3 countries to be continued by future governments. that as the mee

so within south—east asia, a lot of the cereal crops are still manually harvested, which results in ao improve that would be to use a mechanised version of it. now, have you heard about clean air zones? well, they are already in operation in hundreds of traffic—choked cities across europe. london's ultra—low emission zone is starting later this month and will become one of the world's largest to tackle air pollution. katy austin took a look at how clean air zones have been working in other parts of england. signs like these have become a common sight. we'vejust entered birmingham's clean air zone. it's been in operation forjust over two years now, and it's one of seven that have sprung up in cities around england over the past few years. here, driving an older, more polluting car or van means an e8 daily charge in one residential area. we got a sense of how opinions remain divided. some people welcomed the zone and even said it should be stricter. a lot of people live here, 0k, especially kids, at least those cars, which makes a lot of pollution. i think we should consider in a direct

in the world today , we continue the program with another news from east asia . the trade markets were opened easily so that the us dollar faced more discipline in east and southeast asia . the central bank of malaysia, indonesia and thailand, on the sidelines of the meeting of finance ministers of the southeast asian union in jakarta , the capital of indonesia, by signing an agreement on the use of local currencies, practically removed the us dollar. at shortening their trade relations or using local currencies in order to develop the dollar from trade relations between malaysia, indonesia and thailand will be operational after the signing of this agreement and include more qualified cross-border transactions beyond direct trade and investment. according to the experts, abandoning the dollar will strengthen and replace the local currency in the wide cycle of trade exchanges of the member states of the union. according to this agreement, from now on , the average volume of trade and investment transactions of malaysia and indonesia will be equal to the value of o

please excuse me for such a phrase from south-east asia, from the military of central asia.rrently traveling, you and i cannot. so we will have you and i will have er those er scenarios of development that today we can see what is happening in the european union in the rich european union, that is, at the present moment, why did such a huge number of er, let's say, social groups , social lands in the european union arise in them the issue is serious with the labor force, they created the conditions for that company's labor force to come into their own, which actually were ready to share their population and they created the conditions actually when they arrived there and all the people we discussed with you, central asia, southeast asia, are close the east, that is, that society, which is quite difficult for integration, and it is necessary to understand that these people are ready at the beginning to go to a low level of wages, because where they live, they have huge problems with the standard of living, huge problems with the cost of labor, they are ready to come here, and

god willing, and have women in many cities, considering the export potential we have in africa, east asia, and south america. i added them to me tell us to send africa 3 to 5, north america, south and latin america, only send free shipping to the entire country of brazil , let's plan together for venezuela and go, and other countries based on the potential, define a simple circuit, define and send risen in eastern europe, serbia, god willing, add a meaning very close to it, and after the european country , we have a sign of a free program. finally, we started free trade with eurasia from the kurds, we had a meeting. there was a discussion two weeks ago when one of the countries requested a review and it was done. there are almost no requests from the country. according to the announcement, in the next two to three weeks at most , all countries will announce the final decision and approval of the council, and a it is time to clarify in these countries that there will be a summit where all the ministers of the union will be present and take into account that since we are one issue, there ar

but foreign east asia hit typhoon daxuri flooded several cities at once., about a million people have already been evacuated with us. our correspondent in china , alexander valevsky, is in touch. sasha greetings what else well-known in the situation in the region and now how things are in beijing well, really, something generally incredible is happening with the climate, the weather in asia, too, just at the beginning of last week i was in one of the chinese regions in xinjiang, where the air temperature reached 52 ° . and now, at the same time, the surface of the earth heated up to plus 80, this is how the thermometer showed, but now china was covered with a heavy downpour beijing. these blockages, which caused both water flows and landslides, and indeed a lot of destruction of the suburban chinese capital and neighboring provinces, but now the downpours, as a result of flooding, have shifted to the north of the country, closer to the russian border. tope will heat harbin very strongly and other cities of the halloween-ziat province. although it is clear

, and the non washington, the line global countries of the east asia or the watches, the better. so you shouldn't exclude the exports and well, they're the ones excluding in france. sure. but at the same time, i think if you look at china, you see the routes of the past years. the emphasis has shifted in terms of the growth paradigm away from exports towards domestic demand for services and other drivers. and of course, domestic consumption. now for, for a variety of factors, these drivers of a week. and so, and there's a need, i think, for the chinese economy to we discover and explore the possibilities of using exports as you know, as a waiting force and boosting economic wrote and disregard. bruce plus is, is a major asset because it opens up large markets. the global south to china is exports, and these are the markets that are relatively closed in terms of the levels of import duties. at the same time. these are the markets that have uh, significantly higher growth rates than those of the developed economy. so i think for china, there may be a time when you are sure on wedne

and trade between the african latin american south east asia and the non washington. the line global countries of the east asia of the options, the better, so you shouldn't exclude the exports and well, they're the ones excluding in france. sure. but at the same time, i think if you look at china, you see the routes of the past years. the emphasis has shifted in terms of the role of i'm away from exports towards domestic demand for services and other drivers. and of course, domestic consumption. now for, for a variety of factors, these drivers of a, we can some, well, and there's a need, i think, for the chinese economy to we discover and explore the possibilities of using exports as you know, as a waiting force and who's staying economic wrote and disregard bruce plus is, is a major asset because it opens up a large markets, global style to china is exports. and these are the markets that are making we closed in terms of the levels of import duties. at the same time. these are the markets that have uh, significantly higher growth rates than those of the developed eco

that there's lots of heat to be found across parts of east asia. in particular, japan, we've had about 3 weeks. wet temperatures have picked above 35 degrees celsius. they are expected to come down slightly in the days ahead. that's as well as a weather works its way across the korean peninsula, some very heavy falls to come for the likes of north korea on thursday. by friday, we'll see that west. the weather starts to tots to work its way across from the eastern areas of china. and into rushes of far east that lead the colleges the behind moving away sunshine if the beijing some heavy rain. however, starting to come into the west of the sunshine for shanghai and west across the south of china. hong kong seem to attempt to sit slightly below the average. so this time if yeah, that was in the, to watching on to 0 with me, elizabeth, don't have a mind to about home stories. the salad. daniel brooks on that is underway in janice the latest from brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa discussing ways to expand it on the one you crane has also to

london, we have edward house who's a public expect trip college ox with his research focuses on east asia security and korean peninsula politics. and joining us from washington dc is surely you a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics. i certainly specializes in china is political economy. i will welcome to one of you and edward. i like to stop with you at some time, david, it is a venue resident with a history of a famous negotiations, if any of the bible describes a, symbolizing the power of new beginnings and new possibilities. i suppose it demonstrates just how important this is to president biden strengthening the us positions as he sees it's in the, in the pacific. thank you. yes, i mean, this is on historic movement. the take to given what has been done by law actually in terms of us relations with japan on to us relations based sales career since the start of the by didn't the station. but i think it's really important that we don't get ahead of ourselves. yes, this is extremely significant. yes, this is an historic moment, but we still a long way to go, particul

intensified for them and it happened in almost most parts of the world, especially europe, south east asia and east america. according to the data of the national oceanic and atmospheric organization, the sea surface temperature is also one degree celsius higher of the long-term mean anomaly it has had a temperature that has reduced the ice cover in the antarctic and the seas. the polar glaciers have come from a large integrated ice mold that is falling completely. it is the hottest year in the world and if this trend continues , it is likely to become the hottest year on the planet. according to researchers , the effects of climate change are expected to continue next year. and a half degree of 2 degrees reaches a degree of 4 degrees bad promises and imaginary dangers will have an issue in 2020, saeed hajizadeh, sed and sima news agency, the end of the news section, happy day and god save , different forms for different tastes, single macaroons, only at the top of the site, when you are always the hero of someone's life and forgive life, sometimes it becomes someone sometimes, with a smal

east asia news bureau, tokyo japan a well, now, uh, let's go back to back or not? let's go back.'s get back to the forest fire in gelendzhik, and to our expert, farms evgeny and pisarevskiy evgeny leonidovich grew up hello natalya , hello, violation of fire safety rules, and what exactly were these violations, were the perpetrators identified ? natalya yes, the culprit has been identified. he was still detained yesterday in hot pursuit was the following on the territory of the settlement, a citizen carried out. ah, incineration. the so-called cable braid for the extraction of some kind of color metal for further sale, it means that his careless actions led to the fact that dry grass caught fire and, accordingly , gusts of wind - it was all fire. he moved to the territory of the forest fund lands, provoking a forest fire, which is now operating in the gelendzhik e-e forestry. here is its further distribution from the steps up the slope, and to avoid further distribution to the place where it produced. e. cable tribute yes, this braid could e make some kind of barrier strips of tha

yes, what better products outside of us are opening east asia today in the volgograd region, the salef 27 m² from the volzhsky continues. in primorye , rains again came to the region, an assault warning was announced, but vladivostok received half the monthly rainfall. it's knee-deep here, but you still feel much more comfortable in waders, because when a car passes you suffers, not only pedestrians swear at motorists, the owners of the premises above the basement floors, powerful streams fly over the fence of the exits with flashing lights to block so that the waves do not chase the water in the premises, there were much less owners of cafes and shops. on the lower floors, they try to save their property and use pumps to pump out the flooded water. meadow times stopped the movement of trams under the water left the buses. people were riding ankle-deep in water in the morning under the bridge to sadovaya, several cars drowned. he became a toxicon that waves casts terror. we just flew right by. well, i was afraid. here, look, throughout the day, there will be a small respite on thursda

yes, we see a rather high popularity of the participation of countries mainly in asia, the middle eastnd africa from two important components the first situation is either economic cooperation - these are those countries that have fairly deep economic ties with the russian federation, primarily due to possible purchases of weapons from russia or for example, the purchase of agricultural products, these are the markets in which ukraine was less represented, the second important component, if we are talking about the countries of the middle east, asia, then this is precisely the opportunity to build with russia political relations in such a way that these countries become conditional silent blinkers for stolen russian funds because we see the first countries to which the russians began to flee, which have funds, it was precisely the dominant country of the middle east in relation to asia, then here, of course, in the face of china, russia still continues with itself to represent and there are some soviet technologies that are still interesting to china, although there are very few of the

occurrence of a new scientific phenomenon in the vast area of ​​ismail sada news agency and sima south east asiaional office fire in the forests of the island of maui in the american states left 6 dead and destroyed the house in the historic city of lahina and more than 10 thousand people in west maui were forced to evacuate their homes. it has been reported by the american meteorologist that the cause of the fire is stormy periods and low humidity, that tv sel reports and climate change and agricultural drought have affected agriculture in france, the irregularity of rainfall has caused problems for farmers this is one of the products that he feeds his livestock. weather is very important to farmers, but it is becoming increasingly difficult to predict, and dry weather has a significantly greater impact. this climate change is real and we can see it on harvest dates . in the calendar compared to 30 years ago , it is done 15 days earlier. because the working environment of our house, everything is here, you can see this it is nature, so we have to adapt the car to nature, to change our cultivati

for the security environment in east asia, and without the resolution of a north korean continue nuclear missile development, what is the meaning for north korea, and in the south china sea, with advancement, the chinese continue to change the status quo. what is the meaning for china. >> you have a great imagination. one question as a being six, but i will try to answer all of them. i'm glad i didn't have you as a law professor. anyways, they are all legitimate questions. on ukraine, i and my country and the leadership of my country, both parties are grateful for everything japan is hoping to deal with the ukraine. i mean that sincerely. it shows strong leadership through the g7. it contributes a significant amount of financial and humanitarian work to ukraine, as well as nonlethal military equipment. and, you know, the joint nations will hold things accountable through greater sanctions. if my memory serves me well, and i think it does, mr. premise or, we found ourselves in circumstances where when i called you about ukraine, i didn't have to convince you of anything. i started to make

grab, the south east asia internet company says it will be profitable earlier than expected.ys recent layoffs have reduced costs while strong for food delivery and ride—hailing services are helping to drive revenue. it shares listed in the united states jumping nearly 8% before the bell. moving on now to the australian airline qantas which has posted a record profit this year. reiterating its forecast to have international flights back to its pre—covid levels by the middle half of next year. as part of its quarterly results, the company said it would also be ordering 2a wide aircraft as part of its fleet extension. the airline has been extensively criticised over cancelled flights, lost luggage, long call centre delays, and difficulty in getting flight refunds. by 2024, four billion people are expected to be travelling by air every year. —— every day. industry experts say more technology is needed to keep up with that travel demand. sumesh patel from aviation tech company sita told me about the benefits of using better technology. the first being the passenger processing. i m

and ty, food con noon cuts, waves of destruction in china, taiwan and japan, east asia is the 3rd major storm in 3 weeks. and it's expected to make a new turn before long to reach even more habit the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. supporters of new jersey military junta have rallied against for an interference in the capital as the country marks its independence day. protesters wave russians flags as they demanded the immediate withdrawal of french troops stationed in the share western countries as well as several of new share. as neighbors have condemned, the recent to the west african regional group echo was as imposed tough economic sanctions and is threatening military action. neighboring nigeria has also pushed up the pressure by cutting off power supplies. now the crew leader of dora romani to actually used an independent state address to confirm the threats of military intervention which you asked me to should put in. and what has particularly surprised me, jerry, and is the statement from the government of the partner country. so that's and they need yeah, but the us

dedicated, there is that all the countries that exist now in the affairs that are in some way in east asia, in the old foreign trade, in my foreign policy, it does not limit, but as you understand, 40% of the world's population is in these countries, this is a coalition of caves. no, he is from asia, from central america, from the criticisms that he rightly said, my son, that you have limited your foreign policy to south asian countries to eastern countries. this information includes world powers, powers such as the economic power of china and russia military power and the economy, which is known as the gas station of the world, is rich in energy resources from south africa, the economic capital of the african continent, and brazil is the most developed country in latin america , the common denominator of these countries is the southern countries, and in this coalition, they are looking for that regardless of this . the existing world order will create a new order, but in my opinion , it does not always limit our foreign policy as he said, but if we look at the last two years in the 13th g

coming up today. avoiding conflict in the south china sea, that's the game as china and meet south east asia nations to discuss the rules of conduct in the dispute and walked away. the goal to avoid flashes like these, but how sincere it is china in its efforts and how close are we to guessing are legally binding code? the management of you're welcome to deed up didn't use a shot. glad you could join us meetings underway in manila to discuss a set of rules aimed at preventing flashes and managing tensions of the dispute in the south china sea officials from china, which claims most of the south china sea are meeting diplomats from the philippines, valencia, and vietnam, these are among the nations that challenge chinese claims in the region. in the past, those competing claims have left to confrontations between chinese trips and ships of other countries. a legally binding code of conduct in the south china sea between china and the 10 member association of southeast asian nations, or also young has been seen as a way of preventing these clashes. but 21 years of discussions have you did very

in early september, south east asia leaders will gather in jakarta for the 2023 asean summit, it comesf growing tensions between region's two largest trading partners, china and the us. that geopolitical spat has spurred new development in some southeast asian countries. vice foreign minister pahala mansury. the focus for indonesia is how we're going to we would like to really establish that we are inclusive and therefore we would like to focus rather than on the security issues, more on economic collaboration because we would like to see first of all, what indonesia is really aspiring to do during the summit is really laying down the foundations for asean vision 2045 and so one of the things we would like to achieve during the summit is really how we're going to be able to establish that asean really matters. we have seen that the response for us to be able to make sure that we are going to be able to avoid the next epidemic is really important. the second is really about the food security, making sure that we will be able to establish a very efficiant supply chain amongst the countri

each other is that report mentions this summit, i think is evidence that major political wins in east asia. a changing there's a shed feeling among the leaders about those pos, grievances that need to stay in the past. and they have to look forward to emerging threats in the regions to the north american fire season. now in canada's worst fire on record shows no sign of easing with more than a 1000 blazes burning across the country. some of the largest are in the far north where fires are closing in on the city of yellow dies. authorities have ordered the cities complete evacuation. all 20000 residents are racing to meet a deadline to leave by noon friday. this is what people say says they leave the city of yellow knife. thousands are rushing to escape the approaching flames. while many a racing to get out by car, hundreds are still waiting to be evacuated. authorities are air lifting the most vulnerable, one neighboring provinces, prepare to accommodate many of the displaced. this is a time when communities step up to help others. and we stand by those in need in the stressful and no doub

it's a from a east asia bureau in taipei. james wyatt has china decided to stop releasing use unemployment data as well. the official reason that we have certify is that the statistics needs to be optimized. the chinese government say that they require continuous improvement in days of practices. of course many people are reading between the lines here, youth unemployment in china, that's age 16 to 24, reached a record high in june of 21.3 percent. and it was actually expected to go even higher in july with more than 10000000 new graduates entering the jump markets. but across to a new economy, you know, it's not just the story of youth on employments across the board. we seen, we've not seen the rebound that many expected office stringent cove, adult thousands right now we have a deflation rate environments. we have a really sluggish properties size to west. so much of wealth in china was tied up and to be off sluggish growth. and even the central bank coughing interest rates, and if you can pass out to the rest of the world

east asia is 3rd major store in 3 weeks and it's expensive to make a u turn to read even more havoc. and that the world cup germany have been knocked out. the 2 time winters failed to get out of the group stage as columbia and rocco advance 60 the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. supporters of new jersey military home to have rallied against for an interference in the capital as the country marks its independence. se protesters waived russian flags as they demanded the immediate withdrawal of french troops stationed in the cher western countries, as well as several of new shares. neighbors have condemned the resume to the west african regional. here at the was, has imposed tough economic sanctions and is threatening military action. neighboring nigeria has also pushed up the pressure by cutting off power supplies. the cool leader of dora harmonic gianni use an independent state address to condemn the threats of military intervention which he offered to should put in and what has particularly surprised me. chevy and is the statement from the government of the partner country. sele

in early september, south east asia leaders will gather for the asean summit, it comes at a time of risingsions between china and the us. new developments in some southeast asian countries as a result. we are nowjoined by indonesia's vice foreign minister. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. thank you for having me. what do you hope will be accomplished during this? it is notjust a summit but we also have a business leaders gathering on the side? yes, thank you very much. first of all, what indonesia is really aspiring to do during the summit is really laying down the foundations for asean 2035 and one of the things we would like to achieve during the summit is really how we're going be able to establish that asean really matters and we are really the epicentre of growth, particularly within the indo—pacific region, and we would like to really emphasise within the asean and indo pacific region, to establish and implement our outlook with indo—pacific that really what matters is the collaboration within the regions. we would like to really establish that we are inclusive and t

the state department that culminated in the obama administration when he was the top official on east asia affairs. today he's vice president at the asia society policy institute. you can't overstate the historic nature of this summit. let's talk about what came out of it. one, the expansion of military cooperation such as joint military exercises and new crisis hotline, realtime sharing of north korea missile warning and tighter economic cooperation. how significant is all of this in your view? >> president biden summed it up in his press conference with his usual directness by describing it as a big deal and i think that pretty much nails it. the details of the various agreements and the various processes are important. the agreement in principal among the three that they share in effect of common security, that's important, too. but there are two other things that i think matter a lot. first of all, this is sort of the tip of the iceberg. beneath it all is a tremendous amount of interaction, interoperability, intercooperation among the governments of the three countries. each one is pre

clouds and remote work is on the special agenda of ismail pourani, the regional office of the south east asia news agency, the director of the british museum resigned after successive thefts, according to a report that was recently published in recent years, at least two thousand historical works from according to the guardian newspaper, some of these works have been registered and therefore it is not possible to track them . it is said that there are more than 7 million ancient works in the british museum. some of these works have been transferred from other countries and are historical works. from the british museum of greece and nigeria i asked for the return of their country's works from this issue. at 4 o'clock in the morning, the next part, thank you for your cooperation . i also work with adrien's electric meat grinder quickly and without adding any extra food and all kinds of diet sauces . adrien's electric meat grinder with a body the steel blades and with the ability to adjust easily and quickly prepare all kinds of dietary sauces and food for you. with the electric meat grinder, yo

asia and the caucasus. after russia and it can go to europe. i have a job. from eastwest, now with the agreement reached during the recent visit of mr. president in china , there is a belt and a road for revival. to and from europe, the mobile understanding and contract that was signed there, i think this week will be the first one to come from a long way. the coordination between iran and china , kazakhstan, iran, china, turkmenistan, these four countries , because of the route that passes, the tariffs should be coordinated, green channel, customs of vegetables. there are not many people in any country who can do this economic work on the contrary, when it passes through, these containers are filled with materials . these containers, which were not coordinated by the ministry of foreign affairs , have achieved good results. amirabad is one, anzali caspian port, one is from where is baku, astara, astara, rasht is not our route , alhamdulillah, after several years, this is arik's key , rasht, the loan contract was approved, the contract was finalized, and they are acqu

prime minister kishida has mentioned that as china's threat in asia is rising, ukraine may be east asiaw. what do you think about this comment president biden and the situation in asia where china's threat is rising what is the meaning and significance of the trilateral relationship. president i have a question to your excellency. north korea's nuclear missile twemt is a major threat to japan, south korea, and the u.s. as north korea's provocations continue to escalate, what is the meaning and significance of the three countries declaring a new era of partnership? regarding the release of treated water at fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant, did prime minister kishida explain the matter at the trilateral or bilateral summit today? at the recent japan rok summit meeting, your excellency, you expressed your intent to respect the iaea report despite the domestic opposition. why do you demonstrate your support for the policy. this is the first time the trilateral summit is held on a stand alone basis rather than on the side lines of international meetings. you have said the trilateral coo

the asian continent is in thailand, most of the parts of indochina, and the parts of south east asia,ed by france in the 19th century. what is its name? what is its name today? java, sumatra, this was in the continent of asia and the pacific ocean, pearl harbor, german magazine, german book, take a camera, this is a big book that was versatile in japan , they called him god, the sun god, he added, he was useless , and he was harassed, looking for flowers and scientific works. he said that he was going to be executed in front of people, how long do you have to live in this area? now, iranians, i don't know what the answer is. 1 million 648 thousand 195 square kilometers equal to 6 european countries, japan, with this problem, it is scattered, in fact, the area is small and scattered on the island on the first island . excuse me, this was taken by russia, so it doesn't exist. one of the politicians , mashallah, did a very nice job. four islands and they still didn't return manchuria to saddam in mongolia . i met the people of the country called khushi jon and i make cocoa and a lot of j

second, it's the biggest market in south—east asia.t are getting more and more conducive towards attracting investments. and also to stimulate user demand. and also to stimulate user demand-— and also to stimulate user demand. , ,, ., ., , demand. despite all of this, ou demand. despite all of this, you know. _ demand. despite all of this, you know, the _ demand. despite all of this, you know, the efforts - demand. despite all of this, you know, the efforts and i demand. despite all of this, | you know, the efforts and the government in indonesia has made, is it too little, too late? because tesla recently named malaysia as the site of its regional headquarters? it’s its regional headquarters? it's not too late. _ its regional headquarters? it�*s not too late. the government is actively in discussions with key players notjust from the us but also from china. and then we already have key players in from china and in south korea here already. and remember there are a lot of auto makers out there. so, i think with the roll—out of more gov

i went to the east asia summit, his envoy to the east asia summit. i asked my staff the common refrain we were getting was america is abandoning asia, we are not there. i thought this is very concerning and i asked my staff put together what our investment is in the region compared to the japanese and chinese, our competitors. and they did so. the results were shocking. we invest over $1 trillion in asia, china and japan combined invested over 500 billion. we were two times china and japan combined but the narrative is we have pulled out of the region. the reason for that is twofold. most investment came from american companies, the microsoft, the googles, the exons who were there with your company brand names. some sort of standard oil consortium. but not the usa. the chinese were touting what they were doing and our investment -- we weren't broadcasting that so the narrative has taken hold and was fed that america has abandoned you when in fact we were two times china as far as investment in the economies. we need to let people know we are differen