in indonesia. in indonesia we serve our food no more than lukewarm. that might be because it's very hot and humid there. so you don't necessarily want your food served hot. here in germany though people are used to having their food served hot it's important we try to take offense to indonesian cuisine and european customers tend to prefer and blend the two. that's why the dishes a took to us served hot. which. slate's as rice table is also a familiar pos of indonesian cuisine. to many of dishes in small portions all served at the table. that way every dining can try the royalty of dishes the feast was introduced by the dutch during the colonial era. to the coronation itself is like typical return so i feel like. the food is also great it tastes like. the food that i used to do. i think it's good to be here the people who come here are usually from indonesia so we feel like being back at home so when i'm on the. heath i like the spices here it's just like in indonesia. at least once a year christian ideas goes to indonesia for five months he longs to

i like the spices here it's just like in indonesia. at least once a year christian ideas goes to indonesia. he wants to spend time visiting the different regions something that the recipes. he brings them back home to serve them. so you're loading some. yummy well no forget that you can find all of our fifty kitchen recipes and videos online to have fun in your very own kitchen and now we are off to norway up in the far northern reaches of europe the capital city there is of course all slow and another good five hours further north you'll find a former mining town. which was designated a unesco. world heritage site in one nine hundred eighty for its characteristic seventeenth and eighteenth century buildings and houses well in twenty thirteen also received the prestigious certificate sustainable destination it's a community working to reduce the negative impact of tourism all the while making sure visitors have a fantastic time so now's our chance to have a quick look around. you know square placed her house on its world heritage list

plus indonesia professor ties in the north on homosexuality the world was shocked by public floggings of people found guilty of homosexual acts we get the latest from a human rights activist just back from indonesia and shari and of assured that the state is. it could australia's ban cricket captain steve smith accepts the blame for a board tampering cheating scandal that has shaken the world just cricket. own a very warm welcome to you i'm on the. nobel peace prize winner model use of sign has returned to our country of origin pakistan it's a first visit since being shot by the taliban and it's turned out to be an emotional occasion the failed assassination attempt of the dense schoolgirl in two thousand and twelve shocked the world malala was targeted for promoting education for girls but she's refused to be silenced and become an international icon for women's education and human rights. the signs were there that this was no ordinary visit heavy security accompanied by use of size dorival in islamabad the police convoy proof of the threat still faces from the taliban much about her

research we also have isabel weiss an cofounder of the bye-bye plastic bags initiative in bali and indonesia joining us and last but not least in san francisco shelby senior communications officer with break free from plastic that's a global movement to stop plastic pollution welcome. to you all for an important conversation. i am i i want to start with this study right you offered the latest study of the great pacific garbage patch it's the most dense accumulation of ocean plastic in the entire world is this just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to plastic pollution yes i think it is noticeable but it's. growing accumulations on full floating plastic in the ocean now there is a lot of plastics still missing we don't know where all the plastic those are coming into the ocean is so this will be the seabed but we find present everywhere but the great but as we call it is the largest accumulation zones for plastics and markets you know with that in mind i mean is there a misconception when we think about solving this this problem what would you say is the biggest misconception. ok i'm strug

now for generations fishermen in indonesia have relied on catching sharks to make a living and that's one of the reasons why shark numbers a falling so fast in indonesian waters scientists are warning that many species risk being wiped out altogether if restrictions aren't in force now this is being discussed right now at a meeting of experts taking place in the capital jakarta occurs when the set vasant is therefore so how bad is the problem. well moment more and more species of sharks and rays are now put on the site as a list of species which means that if you keep fishing them and catching them then they will get threatened but shark fishing is still a very big business here although more and more restaurants are basically not putting shark fin soup on the menu anymore it's still a big business to export shark fins to china mainly so that's why the government has organized this symposium to get a better side of the data out of how many sharks are actually there would which species are being threatened so we went to one of the biggest shark fishing places in indonesia a huge shock

fishing is still big business here in indonesia a population i declined and the government eighty three. and we parted from an option. on. welcome to the program north korean leader kim jong un has met chinese president xi jinping for the first time during a secretive visit to beijing it's kim's first trip abroad since taking power in two thousand and eleven details of the meeting were only revealed after it had taken place relations between china and north korea of cooled in recent times yet the visit comes ahead of planned summits between the north and the south as well as between pyongyang and washington d.c. so we have two correspondents following this story we'll get to kathy novak in seoul in a moment but let's speak to adrian brown first in the chinese capital in adrian i mean what does this say about chinese influence the fact that these two leaders have that and china certainly putting a stamp of. the matter ahead of the north koreans future meetings with both south korea and the u.s. . absolutely right so this is a real diplomatic triumph for president xi jinping he has pulled

shark fishing is still big business here in indonesia i thought relations i declining and the government any increase its protection and that reporting from the french are making off. welcome to the program north korea's leader has met china's president on his first foreign trip since taking power seven years ago kim jong un's secretive meeting for the first time with xi jinping was revealed after it happened here's our china correspondent adrian brown with the latest from beijing. and so he was here after all chinese state controlled media waited until kim jong un was back home before confirming what officials had tried so hard to deny just today. in the great hall of the people kim jong un and his wife were welcomed like old friends by president xi jinping. a brief greeting in korean was the only time kim's voice was heard. appearance is important at times like this kim looked like an old style communist leader where she opted for a business suit. the wives of both men were present during most of the photo opportunities. this visit was powerful symbolism for both men but especially for

so it has become a necessity for the bank of indonesia to reach out to its people. is suddenly one way of doing it. it is a challenging country, we know that, and they seem to be doing pretty well. of coarse, this is also a country that is very digital. david: it really is. at some point do we get a policy decision announced on twitter? let's see what happens there. that is about it from us at bloomberg markets asia. bloomberg markets middle east comes up in a few minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom you called? oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. >> the following is a paid advertisement for the the trader renegade elite. the traeger renegade elite is the most versatile grill you could ever own. you can drill, smoke, barbecue, all with this one grill. a superior woodfired grill th

we want to turn to indonesia and a heavy metal band ready to make noise.heir head banging risks -- riffs, hardly music to the ears in the muslim country. the band members are all female. hate mail and death threats have not cap -- have not stopped the teenagers. turn up your speakers now. >> this is not your typical heavy metal band. these hijab-wearing girls call themselves, noisy voice. they are reporting their first album in jakarta. this is called school resolution -- revolution. and it means a lot to the lead singer. >> when i record this song i sing it with all i have got. the lyrics are how i got picked on at school because i am different. i'm not afraid to speak my mind. many think i am weird, an outsider. in the song, i let those feelings out. >> the band members are 16 and 17 years old. in indonesia, many girls this age are already married, but these three are accessed with making music. >> i used to be really shy. i still am, but am a lot more confident now. i can play this guitar -- bass guitar. there are not a lot of people my age you can do t

sunday's shopping center fire that killed sixty four people forty one of them children and were in indonesia where the appetite for things shark is as big as ever and it's still legal to fish them a little cup why. north korea's leader has pledged his commitment to denuclearization and says he will go ahead and meet u.s. officials that's according to china which has just hosted the reclusive leader after days of speculation beijing revealed that kim jong un was its guest from sunday to wednesday and what it called an unofficial visit but kim jong un received almost all the trappings of a state visit including an all regard and a banquet in the capitals great hall of the people from beijing our china correspondent adrian brown reports for xi jinping this reports for xi jinping this was a diplomatic triumph he not a u.s. president donald trump now the first world leader to meet kim jong il a chinese state controlled media waited until kim was back home before confirming what officials to try so hard to deny just today. in the great hall of the people kim and his wife were welcomed like old fri

indonesia is the world's second largest contributor to marine plastic pollution after china that's why the country during last year's world oceans summit vowed to reduce plastic waste with seventy percent by twenty twenty five but this is the reality today a british diver captured these images while swimming through a sea of plastic waste not very far from where the world ocean summit was held last year he went to a famous location where manta rays go to feed themselves with plankton it's also a famous tourist attraction where people go to watch these gigantic animals but both manta rays and tourists now find this location too dirty to go to instead the dive for rich horner captured images of plastic bags plastic bottles plastic cups and all kinds of plastic waste it's a sad reminder that instead of cleaner the oceans only become dirtier not only threatening the country's rich marine life but also birds who have been found with plastic inside their stomachs and also fish meant for consumption are contaminated with plastic fish is an important source for protein in indonesia all in all

van thillo: it's not just the reefs in indonesia. it's te reefs in the united states, it's the reefs all around the world, and they all are connected. dustan: we need to focus every bit off energrgy we have onon te issues a and realize that the game isis for keeps. extininction is forever. alling: we're all part of this biosphere, and it's all ours to care for. van thillo: planet earth is an amazing place, and we just need to wake up and take care of what we have. low: less words, but more action. yeah. [kids cheering] dustan: the easiest, quickest thing we could do right now is to become much more efficient; more efficient cars, buildings, light bulbs--more efficient everything to save energy. we could reduce a lot of the stress pretty much painlessly and drive a whole new kind of economy and get off carbon. that's really criritical. -in lagos, you need to create an alternate universe for yourself in order not to go mad. nigeria has a problem of objectifying little girls. i'm extremely angry, i am mad. -as an artist, you have to voc

of course, we are aware indonesia is part of the watch list.7 countries. we have to look at the type of trade deficit that happened between indonesia and the u.s.. i believe some of them are related to natural resources and others to the labor-intensive manufacturing. i believe things can still be resolved. targetinge u.s. is bigger fish. haidi: will there be any loosening on the negative investment list, or restrictions to use locally produced materials? i am sorry, can european the question? the negative investment list, will there be easing of those requirements, particularly that local invest -- that foreign investors need to use locally produced materials? think the year or two ago, i think we will still stick with the requirement of using local we still haveuse foreign direct investment in the broader term in most sectors. at the same time, we would like to empower our local manufacturing. i think that balance is still anded to attract investment empower our manufacturing sector. haidi: minister, thank you for joining us. minister for nat

how open is indonesia to foreign investment?eally, depends we to.k if you speak to the present of indonesia, he says, of course, the country is open for business. but the ambassador has a point. there has been a flip-flop of policies. ambassador.m the grounds,k there are like many developing countries, indonesia is also held hostage by many and trenched vested interests, many of whom are often corrupt. but i believe those interests crumbling, not just because of our reformist policies, but also because of globalization and technology. so these corrupt interests that are holding up progress are blocking international investment. their children are now being bullied on social media with their reputations going viral in a negative way on social media. speaking, broadly they are in favor of reform and opening up to internationalization. haslinda: what measures can be lamented to revise what is happening now? bank, theh world business index, we have improved a lot. haslinda: that is not enough. >> over the last four years, we have ju

shock fishing is still big business here in indonesia a population i declining and the government and treat its protection i'm struck by reporting from the fish option in the east of lombok. china says north korea has expressed willingness to get rid of its nuclear arsenal that softer the first seven meeting between china's president xi jinping and north korea's kim jong un is also kim's first trip abroad since aching power in twenty eleven relations between china and north korea have cooled in recent years and this meeting comes at a time of intense diplomatic activity on the korean peninsula as preparations are made the summits between the north and the south as well as between pyongyang and washington. well south korea's ministry of unification says president xi and kim's meeting has helped set the right tone for those upcoming talks. i think improvement in the north korea china relationship ahead of the into korean summit and u.s. north korea summit will we hope for in solving the problem in the korean peninsula such as dean. and establishment of peace. we can talk now to kathy no

you go to indonesia you see gold jack which is a key find that by ten cent which is also a very large investment company in china so these are the things that perhaps has thought that it might want to make out its losses short of before it burns to more money monica of course it will be kept kept a stake of twenty one point five percent in grap which is a huge huge huge company in the region doesn't mean that it will but wants to keep the back door open to the asian market well in a way yes i mean keeping a stake in grab is a way to deal risk its presence in asia while looking forward to better returns you know letting grab do all the fighting and we cause we see this as a form of merger where can actually work together to improve on technologies such as the right he adds so perhaps his mojo would also be a win situation for all but in terms of learning about how to improve. on the right to linda hong in singapore thank you so much for that. egyptians began three days of voting to elect a new president but there are few doubts that president up to fattah el-sisi will win a second term

we are not expecting a move from indonesia on that front after iked rates. asian stocks set to snap a for data client. tensions remain on the front burner as we count down to trump imposing additional tariffs on china and in addition to indonesia's rate decision, we are waiting on the philippines as well. that could be more of a head scratcher. messages.d dovish this morning, we did get the new zealand central bank holding on rates on a week inflation outlook. the kiwi moving on the back of that. ratesthe pboc raised through open market operations, we saw the shanghai composite reverses earlier losses, but now, it is on the back foot once again. taking a look at what's going on in the currency markets, the korean won leading gains in the region as the dot plot six to three rate hikes this year. the aussie dollar down .2%. it has been fluctuating over the course of this session given the surprise miss we got in february jobs data, and trade tensions. the yen continuing to strengthen , trading at 105.68 per dollar. the nikkei 225 adding .7%. electronics makers

hyperbole and spiraling tensions armed with bots and fake social media accounts an online group in indonesia has been inciting violence censorship silicon valley style the activists and journalists have been silenced by the tech giants and the national geographic turns the spotlight on race and racism some of it in its own coverage. for the past two weeks the story of the poisoning of sergei a retired russian double agent and his daughter in the u.k. has led news bulletins in britain and the around the world much of the coverage of the story has been low on facts on the high on conjecture and speculation british headline writers have had a field day mosco meanwhile has denied any involvement and has claimed the british press is churning out what they're calling hysterical propaganda to whip up anti russian sentiment. the kremlin has used its own media outlets both domestic and global to review western coverage and to come up with their own speculative renditions of the story much of that counter-narrative has been broadcast in the u.k. and the kremlin funded english language channel r.t. but

we take you to indonesia to meet the teenage girls and smash. with their devotion to heavy metal. it's good to have you with us tonight british counterterrorism police say it was a nerve agent that was used to attack a former russian double agent and his daughter last weekend. believe that sergey screwed up all and his daughter were deliberately targeted and say they're treating the incident now as an attempted murder there has been speculation that russia could be behind the attack that as investigators attempt to piece together what really happened on a bench in a quiet british town last sunday. the significance of the souls britax was clear as the u.k. government's emergency committee met wednesday morning all signs indicating that this was an attempted murder. this is a script during his shopping just a few days ago in his adopted hometown of souls pray police have now confirmed the former russian spy and his daughter with the victims of the deliberate attack so having established a nerve agent is the cause of the symptoms leading us to treat this attempted murder so i can als

is a network of loosely connected groups that post a lot of their content online according to indonesia cyber crime unit the group has been spreading fake news and hate speech with the intention of deepening religious and ethnic divides the stabilising the government and pushing back against politics that they consider too liberal or too secular. this online hate campaign is now actually moving off the web and having consequences in real life isn't it. yes in the nice ones are all over social media the country is actually the fifth highest user of facebook and twitter now using bots and fake accounts the muslim cyber army have minutes to influence public opinion and even encourage people to take up violence last year for example at least one hundred three cases were reported in which people who had allegedly criticized islam on social media were viciously targeted beaten and in some cases even forced to record video apologies now with general elections coming up next year many fear that social media platforms will be increasingly weaponized ok joe thank you for that update well speaking

the demand for shark fin soup in china is in danger in many species reports from east indonesia. they are predators at sea but powerless against fishing lines sharks of all sizes float the fish market in lombok nearly every day their court for one reason their expensive fins mostly sold to china to end up in soup we've filmed fifty five sharks being auctioned on a single day some still babies. jack fishing is legal in indonesia except for whale sharks which have become an endangered species the government has also imposed an export ban on hammerhead sharks to prevent more populations coming under threat of conservationists are keeping track on the trade. what we've found is a populations of sharks are declining and also that the saws of sharks are becoming smaller. sharks are at the top of the ocean's food chain scientists say they keep populations of fish stock healthy and protect the ecosystem. fact populations are easily threatened because of the slow reproduction rate some female sharks can only give birth thirteen or even twenty years so that's why fire urging the government

south agreed to meet for the first time in a decade and the army is called in to clean up one of indonesia's main waterways that's become a giant dump. the united nations is calling on venezuela to launch an investigation into a prison riot and fire that killed sixty eight people in the city of the scribing the death toll as appalling rights groups and the opposition have been quick to blame president nicolas maduro for not dealing with overcrowding and violence in the country's prison system so far there has been no official government statement alice on the reports. families outside this business will in jail are desperate for news going to get me out that they are not well i don't know if my son is dead or alive they won't give me any time updates or information my son has been imprisoned there for one year i know he's been there before. a riot then a fire broke out here hours earlier in the central city of l.a. and. many of them a still alive but of those who did in there even the ones that are life suffocating to death they have to do something to get them out because the dying inside t

chalk fishing is still big business here in indonesia a population i decline and the government aims in the tree it's protected i'm fat bob reporting from a third option and making. some lovely spring sunshine across southern parts of china little further north the robbers a few showers in the full cost at my lodge it doesn't look too bad but a bit of cloud up towards shanghai temperatures here at twenty five celsius on thursday a little cold as they go on through friday on show breeze populist temps is back to twenty one celsius which is still seventy and found high much catch one but for the most part is five dry and sunny and that sunshine well it sustains its way across much of south asia and boy is it hot here that pre monsoon hate temperatures or well about the seasonal average we getting what up into the thirty's for many could touch forty one celsius in hyderabad also at around forty degrees possibility of wanted to show us it to carol a stay still a little bit of cloud to southern pos as we go on into friday before many it will be dry just notice amount wet weather up toward

thanks in indonesia have turned cautious after a surge of bad loans.owth surged 8% in the past two years. -- and banks in indonesia have turned cautious after a surge of bad loans. credit growth surged they percent in the past two years. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. david: qualcomm shares jumped late in trade. the financial times said paul jacobs is seeking funding for a buyout. jacobs has approached several investors, including softbank, in the bid to acquire the chipmaker his father founded. let's take a closer look at the story with our bloomberg gadfly columnist in taipei. would this be a sensible investment on the part of softbank if they do say yes, and in case they were approached? >> i don't think it would be to put it bluntly. i don't think they will do it. for paulus first stop jacobs on a global trip to rustle up some money, softbank has at hand $100 billion of a fund, a bit less now that they have deployed sun, but there are two reasons it does not make sense. they

shock fishing is big business in indonesia with export revenues of hundreds of millions of dollars a year traders not only sell shark fins but also this kins and bones they say the export ban and other protection measures have hit them heart. says the government is banning all kinds of shocks the prices have dropped drastically we can now only sell locally and the prices we get for export a much higher. but new research scientists say law enforcement has been weak and more needs to be done to enforce the export ban and protect vulnerable shark species something the government wants to discuss at this week's symposium in jakarta what we tried to do we will work together with minister of environment to put also tough measures on the business side because i think that's the easiest actually to to stop to make the fishermen understand it's going to take time. in order to protect fishing communities the government does not plan to impose a total ban on shark fishing but rather increase restrictions but with the month likely to remain high conservation is worried that it will be hard to pr

goes on not having that will from indonesia to head back and girls in the job. i'm serious illness got a welcome to the show the war raging on in syria is again the focus of attention of the united nations today the un's annual human rights report is due out in the next couple of hours in geneva and the u.n. security council. is set to meet later in the day to discuss the failed humanitarian cease fire in serious eastern ghouta the top of the us report looks likely to be harsh a leading un human rights investigator has slammed both syrian government forces and rebels for abuses carried out in eastern gotoh pro-government forces are using you saw a vision as a meat to doff warfare against the hundreds of thousands of views. in the p.c. to the inquiry at the same time b.c. to dominate groups continue to show civilian populated areas in damascus there can be no excuse or justification for indiscriminate attacks inducive really appropriate to areas in damascus un investigator paolo said he opinion at all they're saying the battle for eastern gotos not simply a case

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back there and they found that story to the world is very much untold story in part one part of indonesia all right his staff and stephanie and alina thank you so much for being on our international women's day special and looking at your journalism and also behind the scenes of how you get your stories on to the really appreciate it take care of it but a happy international women's day and i just have enough time to tell you about next week we're taking a string to the annual south by southwest conference for media music and technology in austin texas so i keep an eye out for us there i will be in austin texas really cool be back here in the studio hash tag a.j. string to share your stories and experiences in austin texas and be part of our conversation as well into the next time i see you on the hike and so watching everybody take the at. my to. the at. as poverty and desperation sweep across ruhi just settlements women and girls are being bought and sold and given away you know refugee camps one on one east investigates yet another dark side of the rohingya crisis at this time on al-ja

indonesia is the world's second largest going to be able to do marine plastic pollution after china that's why the country during last year's world ocean summit vowed to reduce plastic waste with seventy percent by twenty twenty five but this is the reality today a british diver captured these images while swimming through a sea of plastic waste not very far from where the world ocean summit was held last year you went to a famous location where manta rays go to feed themselves with plankton it's also a famous tourist attraction where people go to watch these gigantic animals but both manta rays and tourists now find this location too dirty to go to instead the dive for rich horner captured images of plastic bags plastic bottles plastic cups and all kinds of plastic waste it's a sad reminder that instead of cleaner the oceans only become dirtier not only threatening the country's rich marine life but also birds who have been found with plastic inside their stomachs and also fish meant for consumption are contaminated with plastic fish is an important source for protein in indonesia all in

good jobs and the heavy metal three schoolgirls from indonesia are living their dream against all odds. they sing about the problems faced by young people the world over but they also want to show how contemporary and open islam can be. topic in honor of international women's day on the lives of. lego building blocks of the imagination and. the joy of making things. combinations are endless inspiration but i don't see them shouldn't. the little break was pacing to him alone hundred fifty eight and the foundations were laid for twenty making and. a look back at sixteen years of make up. your local. sixteen. w. . dizzy demi has come to learn from but and let's go right to our correspondent who is in central istanbul i'm joined by the shellac up thirty dollars political correspondent on those stories in just a minute but first this news just being it's all about perspective closer. to. g.w. truth diversity place. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on its probable grabbing go under before you get there without our innovations magazine for any. of us from every week an

back there and they told their story to the world is very much untold story in part one part of indonesia all right so staff and stephanie and alina thank you so much for being on our international women's day special and looking at your journalism and also behind the scenes of how you can get those stories on to the really appreciate take care of it but a happy international women's day and i just have enough time to tell you about next week we're taking a string to the annual south by southwest conference fund media music and technology in austin texas so i keep an eye out for us there i will be in austin texas mimic will be back here in the studio hash tag a.j. string to share your stories and experiences in austin texas and be part of our conversation as well into the next time i see you on the hi thanks for watching everybody take care of. my . in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking the risk of saving lives is a dangerous job a vaccine so it's only good for twenty four hours there are patients waiting for these medicines who mu

produce coffee with most of the supply coming from the developing countries of brazil vietnam colombia indonesia and ethiopia in two thousand and fourteen brazil produced a staggering two point seven million metric tons of coffee that's more than thirty percent of the world's production there are some three hundred thousand plantations that are spread over more than ten thousand square miles of the brazilian landscape coffee continues to be the driving force behind the economic development of the country and while vietnam is still relatively new to the international copy trade the country has quickly become one of the largest producers second to brazil and since the one nine hundred ninety s. coffee production has increased every year by twenty to thirty percent in two thousand and fourteen the country produced one point six five million metric tons of coffee while colombia produced six hundred ninety six thousand metric tons in two thousand and fourteen followed by indonesia with four hundred eleven thousand metric tons and ethiopia with the production of three hundred ninety thousand metric to

thailand southern parts of china but it's back down into northern parts of australia just around indonesia where we are seeing the heaviest of the downpours still circulation here that is tropical cyclone marcus so go on through the next twenty four to one thirty six hours we may even see those winds picking up to around one hundred twenty hundred thirty for them to pass a damaging winds coming in here a loss of rain as well further south of the temperatures thirty celsius to brisbane and sydney adelaide pious still there in melbourne in the strong winds coming in from the interior there are bushfire warnings in falls right across the toria will be a little colder as we go on into sunday for melbourne when started to come in from all over westerly direction war heavy rain around the top end and it looks like a really hot one for sydney where the top temperature thirty six. a global economic superpower that's underperformed in the world of football when he explores how china is now spending billions in his quest to conquer the beautiful game at this time when al jazeera i mean this is diffe

i was born in indonesia, grew up in asia and africa, i love these parts of the world and i felt thereg these markets. most people when they talk about emerging markets because brazil, russia, china, they set up offices in safe places like south africa and dubai where people speak english and it is easy but i wanted to gojohn that to what legal leading edge emerging markets. we have offices in bahrain, omar and kenya and we work in places like iraq, saudi arabia, sudan, chad, nigeria, indonesia. it sounds really exciting and thrill—seeking but are you actually making money? is it working as a business or are you having an amazing adventure only?m is absolutely a business proposition. we surf two fundamental gaps in the market. one is amongst international companies, big multinationals who need to either break into some of these markets or who are already doing business there and need localised their propositions. western brands that need to connect with consumers in africa, the middle east and asia. we also work with companies in these markets that are going more global because they wa

good jobs and the heavy metal free school girls from indonesia are living their dream against all odds live they sing about the problems faced by young people the world over but they also want to show how contemporary and open islam can be. our topic in honor of international women's day on. the first. place. celebrating women who broke new ground. in. sports. innovation. and fashion. women pioneers our series for international women's day. in sixty minutes detail. dortmund's leipzig pick up your favorite seems all the best goals we've got all the action the double is the whole. german football sure gets periods every match. just league one weekend here w. a muse allows. us to call to take us out to his concert. so a lot of. people put big dreams on the big screen. movie magazine on d w. welcome to global three thousand today we meet three young indonesian women who are crazy about heavy metal. we check out a kenyan movie about the power of the imagination. and we learn about the brutal domestic violence that's still far too common in india.

lots of you have been watching this video of an orangutan in an indonesia zoo smoking.he bbc news up. as you‘ve heard already, donald trump‘s top economic advisor —— the drug administration is confirmed by canada and mexico might be given exemptions from planned ta riffs be given exemptions from planned tariffs on steel and aluminium. joe miller is in new york. this has become part of the broader negotiations between canada, mexico and the us? it has indeed. there was and the us? it has indeed. there was a real surprise in wall street when donald trump appeared to connect these tariffs with the nafta negotiations and talk about how there would not be any exemption for canada or mexico unless the nafta negotiations went the right way. by donor whether the howls of anguish from wall street reached the press briefing room that we have heard press secretary sarah sanders say there might be exemptions after all, which has come as a huge relief in new york. investors were worried that with gary cohen, one of the president‘s so—called globalist advisers, departing the white ho