indonesia ist in: military infrastructure. indonesia is trying to _ military infrastructure.tructure. indonesia is trying to invest more - military infrastructure. indonesia is trying to invest more in - military infrastructure. indonesia is trying to invest more in terms | military infrastructure. indonesia l is trying to invest more in terms of its naval modernisation but if you look at navies in the region like singapore, the indonesia capability is a hind that. indonesia has got rid of resource constraints, a large population deal with in all sleep —— obviously with kevin nothing as well so there are other pressures but its defences have been more of a priority in recent years but has much more catching up to do. interesting to speak to you. an expert on the indonesian military and security. thank you so much for your time. and security. thank you so much for yourtime. fascinating and security. thank you so much for your time. fascinating stuff, thank you. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, nasa's perseverance rover makes breathable oxygen on the surface of mars. mu

>> 42020, we know indonesia's growth was at -2.1%. i think indonesia is very well-positioned. if we also look at physical deficit, we are very [indiscernible] our deficit is at -6.1% of gdp. other countries are -50%, -10%, we are careful at managing the economy. haslinda: 7% growth this year? >> we expect this year 4.5% to 5%. no need to be 7%. haslinda: you have always push for lower rates. in one of our earlier conversations you said you went interest rates to go down, down, down. currently the rate in indonesia is 3.5%, the lowest on record. are you happy with where it rates are at right now? >> before rates were at high levels, 5%, 6%. at 3.5% now so we are very happy. businesses are happy. at the end of march [indiscernible] was in a better position before the pandemic. we are optimistic if we can subdue the pandemic we continued with the vaccination program, the economy will recover. haslinda: indonesia's economic recovery is still very fragile and there is a lot of pressure. is there risk that the federal bank would have to raise rates because the currency is under pres

in the maternity ward of this hospital in jakarta the covert pandemic is affecting everybody in indonesia. davey raju has just given birth to her 3rd child her joy is tempered by concern. she's a homemaker and her husband a driver. he used to work full time but now only has 2 days' work a week. yeah i'm very worried. my baby needs milk every day and other things as well but our income is much lower now we have to somehow scrape by. when you have to be from. d.v. ra you had chosen to have another child before the pandemic hit but hundreds of thousands of women in indonesia got pregnant during the pandemic without planning to this is bandung 150 kilometers east of the capital you see is pregnant but she didn't choose to have another child during the lockdown she ran out of contraceptive pills the local chemist was closed and condoms are not widely used in indonesia then her husband lost his job and now money is in short supply. but he said. during the lockdown the public health clinics didn't want to see women who i knew needed contraceptives. i could have come to see a midwife privately bu

in the maternity ward of this hospital in jakarta the covert pandemic is affecting everybody in indonesia. davey raju has just given birth to her 3rd child her joy is tempered by concern she's a homemaker and her husband a driver. he used to work full time but now only has 2 days' work a week. i'm very worried. my baby needs milk every day and other things as well. but our income is much lower now we have to somehow scrape by. when you have to be from you know. d.v. ra you had chosen to have another child before the pandemic hit but hundreds of thousands of women in indonesia got pregnant during the pandemic without planning to this is banned on 150 kilometers east of the capital you see is pregnant but she didn't choose to have another child during the lockdown she ran out of contraceptive pills the local chemist was closed and condoms are not widely used in indonesia then her husband lost his job and now money is in short supply. during the lockdown the public health clinics didn't want to see women who i knew needed contraceptives. yet i could have gone to see a midwife privately but t

>> for 2020, we know that indonesia's growth was at -2.1%.f we compared to g20 countries, i think it will compare with other countries. deficits in other countries are at -15%, minus 14%, -10%, and i think we are very careful at managing the economy. haslinda: 7% growth this year? >> we expect this year that 4.5% to 5.5%. haslinda: you have always pushed for lower rates, and in one of our earlier conversations, you said you wanted interest rates to go down, down, down. are we happy with where rates are? >> before, rates were at very high levels, but now at 3.5% so we are very happy. people are happy, the business world is happy. 53.2%, but if we are subduing the pandemic, we can continue with the vaccination program and the economy will recover. haslinda: india's economic recovery is still very fragile. is there risk perhaps that the central bank would have to raise rates because the currency is under pressure and also because it is rising in the u.s. and they have to move in tandem. >> indeed. economic matters do not just depend on domestic

tell us about indonesia, what are the highest priorities on climate for indonesia and how can those be achieved? >> well, thank you very much. it's good to see you all today. i think we need to discuss about the climate, definitely we have a stopping point that is the paris agreement. and that means that the country that announced the national -- in reducing the co2, i think they are all agreed, specifically for many countries that there will be a corporation at the global summit. each country have their own commitment for indonesia, to be reduced by 29% for -- 42% of it is supported by the global funds. now we have this confidence, but it definitely is affecting significantly. because first, even if we are going to try to invest on infrastructure, which is still the bounce in this case, and clued unless carbon emission, there will be quite the constraint. first, we are now fighting to stimulate the demand, and sometimes it's stimulating the demand under consumption investment, that is on a mission. we cannot definitely transform it immediately because it will require more resources, w

he believes that indonesia which is home to about one 5th of the world's mangrove ecosystems could be a rich source of useful microbes. tenure has done a very interesting work with this mix of materials of this is a special group of bacteria we are. working on and she has isolated a number of novel specious and characterized them and is now on to states that she can look for bioactive compounds which are produced by a unique are like are all the missiles. sent me octavian as initial findings showed that the mix of bacteria in mangrove swamps include many recipe she's. the bio octave compounds they produce will be screened to see if they have hunted microbial properties which could help stem the rise of super bugs that have become a global health crisis. yes sir prescott. were very surprised to find that nearly every species we identified was a rare one. surely we only read about them in. books are online but here we've been able to work with them directly but i know i'm very proud that indonesia has so much potential a lot of us. send the october yana will soon complete her project at

it was returned to indonesia in 2012. this is the first case of a missing submarine for indonesia.ents involving military equipment are common. it was built in the late 1970's in germany and has been in service in indonesia since 1981. defense experts have long called for a major overhaul of some of the major military equipment. indonesia is looking to expand and upgrade its submarine fleet and upgrade its submarine fleet in coming years but experts say the task should be treated with urgency. >> i am not saying our maintenance is not good but accidents have happened here many times especially when it comes to old mitary equipment. >> as the search conties, investigators are asking how a routine drilled turned into a major crisis. >> it was built nearly a century ago as one of the most innovative megaprojects of its time. the 32 kilometer enclosure dam in the netherlands has protected the nation from the sea. now violent storms are forcing the government to enhance the structure. >> they are carefully designed to keep out the rising sea. more than 70,000 concrete blocks will streng

>> for 2020, we know indonesia's growth was at -2.1%. if we can pay with member company -- countries, indonesia is well-positioned. if we look at the effort, we are very primed as well. very careful. our deficit is at -6.1% of gdp. deficits and other countries are at -15%, -14%, -10%. . i think we are very careful and managing the economy. >> 7% growth this year. >> we expect 4.5% to 5.5%. >> you have always pushed for lower rates, in one of our earlier conversations, you said you want interest rates to go down, down, down. currently, the rake in indonesia is 3.5%. the lowest on record. are you happy with where rates are right now? >> they are at high percent -- high levels. now i 3.5%. people are happy. the business world is happy. at the end of march, it was at a better position from before the pandemic. at 53.2. fully optimistic that if we can subdue the pandemic, we can continue with the vaccination program in the economy will recover. haidi: indonesia's economic recovery is still very fragile. there is a lot of pressure on the indon

the affected area stretches from flores island in eastern indonesia to east timor. because of deforestation. north korea's sports ministry says the country will not participate in the tokyo olympics to protect athletes from coronavirus, the announcement putting to end south korean hopes that the games could be a catalyst in the deadlock peace talks.

we begin in indonesia where the navy has discovered the 1st signs of a submarine that's been missing for days alarms have been raised that oxygen was running out in the race to find the vessel now search teams have recovered a brief the submarine is believed to be lying at a depth of 850 meters it's believed that oxygen supplies ran out several hours ago $53.00 crew members were on board al-jazeera as jessica washington reports from jakarta. based on that debris which is evidence that they have so far they've concluded that they can now change the status of this vessel from sub mis to subs sunk now some of what they found includes the top ito launch pipe of this submarine this karen 402 as well as a plastic bottle with grease which is used for the use for greasing various parts of the submarine they also found sponges which are used to wipe condensation and they also found what appear to be prayer mats now according to what they found and based on this evidence they say that it's likely that there are cracks in the submarine because if there weren't cracks and this debris wouldn't ha

indonesia is looking to expand and upgraded submarine fleet in coming years but experts say the task should be treated with urgency. i'm not saying our maintenance is not scared but accidents have happened here many times especially when it comes to all the military equipment as the search continues investigators are asking how a routine drill turned into a major crisis for indonesia is navy just a washington al-jazeera jakarta. hong kong investigative journalist has been convicted in falling for charges link to a documentary exposing close misconduct during the 2019 protests speaking outside court choice describe the ruling is heartbreaking called it a dark day for the territories press freedom troy produced a program showing police officers delaying their response to a mob attack against commuters and protesters it's the train station. i believe those who have watched the episodes have already been there are living proof of the value of the documentary south. even though i was convicted of duty i don't see journalism as a crime and i hope to go in the street can find ways to. pursu

tell us about indonesia, one of the highest priorities on indonesia and how can they be achieved?ry much. it's good to see you all today. discussing climate, we have the paris agreement. ... even if he tried his best which stilts the balance there will be be -- first we are now -- it's consumption investment. we cannot do it immediately because it requires resources in this country. they are now facing -- so there is really a priority. as the finance minister i believe this is very difficult. not only as a source but also the level of -- so i believe it started with this fighting about the economy. we are a company that knows what state should deliver according to the agreement as was mentioned earlier this is -- but even on this nbc what i can the finance minister david has to bring it first when we had this day that the demand for energy is strong because business and industry everybody works from home but this is really the demand for energy. for a company like indonesia as they build of it from coal if you're going to build a renewable you really have to invest and while the d

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to cinemas no problem indonesia's film industry turns its attention online to make a pandemic comeback. we begin in myanmar where a coalition of 3 powerful armed groups of reportedly attacked security forces for the 1st time since a cease fire in 2019 at least 10 officers were killed in the eastern shan states last month the rebels had threatened to end a cease fire with the military after the joneses a violent crackdown on civilians and embargo details are emerging all of friday's violent crackdown by the military at least 8 people are believed to have been killed 20. chang reports. even before the sun rose the sounds of battle raged man miles armed forces moving into the city of an important gateway to the south behind the barricades the protesters tried to stand their ground but the military advance was fierce automatic gunfire and evidence that heavier weapons pictures posted to social media appear to show rifle launched grenades and reports that 3 of myanmar's ethnic rebel groups attacked a police station in the far eastern shan state on saturday morning unity amongst these dispar

the navy as well as 4 police boats but even with all this is systems from various departments in indonesia and international partners as well there is still no indication of exactly where this submarine might be now experts warn that the submarine may have sunk below its collapse capacity and it may be that the depths of the waters around this area of barley could be as as deep as 700 meters now everyone in indonesia has been following this story very closely it's what people are talking about on the streets what people are talking about online and people want to believe that this crew is alive and well and that the submarine could be found but as the hours pass that outcome seems more and more unlikely thank you for that update just a washington in jakarta. in the news ahead southeast asian nations consider diplomacy and legitimacy they welcomed me in march military leader to talk to. scientists make a breakthrough in the fight against malaria a disease which kills half a 1000000 people every issue. it's time for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored point qatar airways that's very

we go to indonesia which due to the coronavirus lock down is currently in the midst of a baby boom it's making life tough for many mothers. and in the face of this rising inequality we ask what can be done about it and discover that we can learn a lot from europe why. in many societies today there's a sharp divide between rich and poor between those who have and those who don't and despite living in the same country these different groups often feel little connection to each other. and this gap in. escaping. it's having the effect of pulling us apart. when the numbers say it for themselves the world's richest 10 percent own 83 percent of global wealth. and the wealthiest one percent phones an amazing 44 percent of global assets. nor is there much hope on the horizon. in many countries of the global pandemic has widened the gap between rich and poor around half of the world's 3300000000 workers have either already lost their jobs or are at risk of doing so. for unlike in thinkers it goes without saying that all people are morally equal but that appears naive or even cynical in light of t

indonesia's film industry like others around the world has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic is one of asia's biggest markets and with many of its cinemas closed demand for streaming services is surging or some filmmakers are hoping the trend will help shake up their industry so it can better compete with foreign titles jessica washington explains from jakarta. and it's a love story one of many popular recent films by indonesian filmmaking is from romantic comedies like beastie superhero and horror films lineages film industry makes around $120.00 films a year. before the pandemic domestic films were the fastest growing part of the creative economy sector at an annual rate of around 20 percent the pandemic disrupted years of steady growth. it's a big challenge for us from the very healthy and growing want exciting market the market to partly. think how to rebuilt our market the way it was before. but after anita says the indonesian industry is resilient whatever the challenges that they face it doesn't stop them from making movies anyway there are more than $400.00 cinemas ac

the head of indonesia's navy says a missing submarine with 53 sailors on board will run out of oxygen by saturday a k r i n. 2 lost contact during a military exercise on wednesday a search and rescue operation is underway where has been spotted off the coast of from washington reports. in indonesia this rescue operation grows more urgent as the hours pass 53 people were on board the carolina 4 o 2 when it went missing somewhere in the waters near the island of bali the submarine has been in service for 40 years its crew was taking part in a training exercise when it lost contact in the early hours of wednesday morning. until love you still have not had contact with a submarine. while the 3rd says being done intensively. indonesian authorities requested help from the country's nearest neighbors. assistance from neighboring countries include singapore in the form of the swift rescue ship it's a submarine rescue ship malaysian soldiers are on board a rescue vessel and expected to reach indonesia in a few days and the stranding in government has also offered to provide assistance. it is n

floods and landslides triggered by trench will rain kill at least 90 people in indonesia and east timor. so romney watching out is the real life my headquarters here in doha are also coming up 100000 kroner virus cases a day india recalled its highest rise in infection since the pandemic began. also jordan says it's for the plant by the former crown prince comes out to destabilize the kingdom a day after he claims to be under house arrest and a warning that a reservoir could collapse in the u.s. state of florida unleashing a wall of waste water. welcome to the program flash floods and landslides are killed at least 90 people in indonesia and neighboring east timor to ensure rain cause destruction across a chain of islands indonesia's disaster relief agency says thousands of people have been displaced rescue workers are struggling to reach remote areas with roads blocked and bridges washed away jessica washington has the latest from the capital jakarta. we just heard an update from indonesia's national board for disaster management they have confirmed that the death toll now stands at 68

indonesia is looking to expand and upgraded submarine fleet in coming years but experts say the task should be treated with urgency that is there i'm not saying our maintenance is not scared but accidents have happened here many times especially when it comes to old military equipment as the search continues investigators are asking how a routine drill turned into a major crisis for into the navy just to go washington al-jazeera jakarta. it was built a century ago as one of the most innovative mega projects of its time a 32 kilometer enclosure dam in the netherlands has protected the low lying nation from the sea but now rising water levels and violent storms are forcing the government to enhance the structure from the dike in the netherlands steadfast in report. they are carefully designed to keep out a rising sea more than 70000 concrete blocks will strengthen the slide day and protect the netherlands against storms and high waves made with recycled material from the old dike every single one of the 6500 kilogram blocks contains an electronic chip you know where you have a super su

we go to indonesia which due to the coronavirus look down is currently in the midst of a baby boom it's making life tough for many mothers. and in the face of this rising inequality we ask what can be done about it and discover that we can learn a lot from direct light. in many societies today there's a sharp divide between rich and poor between those who have and those who don't and despite giving in the same country these different groups often feel little connection to each other. in this gap. in escape me. it's having the effect of pulling us apart. and the numbers say it for themselves the world's richest 10 percent own 83 percent of global wealth. and the wealthiest one percent phones an amazing 44 percent of global assets. nor is there much hope on the horizon. in many countries the global pandemic has widened the gap between rich and poor around half of the world's 3300000000 workers have either already lost their jobs or are at risk of doing so. for unlike in thinkers it goes without saying that all people are morally equal but that appears naive or even cynical in light of the

and a lot of it is coming from here in indonesia. they'v converted the lowlands already. and now the palm oil plantations are moving up and up the slopes, to here, leuser rainforest. we've gotta go. >> leuser isn't the only place experiencing deforestation. since 1985, more than 50% of the forests in sumatra have been cleared, not just for palm oil plantations, but also for paper, wood, mines, and road infrastructure. what took thousands of years to grow is coming down at an alarming rate. >> look at that. we traveled for over an ho, deep into this palm oil plantation, till we've got here, the front line of the expansion. this expansion here is illegal under indonesian law, and it's all hapning for palm l. this timber will be shipped off to marke and in its place, in a matter of days, young palm oil seedlings will be planted. >> palm oil is one of the most widespread vegetable oils throughout the world. within indonesia itself and also china and india, the 3 of them account for far more than half of the, uh, the world's consumption of palm oil. but the u.s. and european u

floods and landslides triggered by to rensil rain kill at least 90 feet 5 people in indonesia and east timor. to watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha and navigates also coming up jordan's former crown prince says he will disobey army orders to not communicate with the outside world after being accused of a plot to destabilize the country. daily coronavirus infections in india exceed 100000 for the 1st time an evening curfew is tightened in its worst affected states the murder trial of derek chauvin for the death of george ford resumed certainly the minneapolis police chief is expected to testify. hello heavy rains and strong winds are making it difficult for search teams to reach communities after flash floods and landslides in indonesia and east him or at least 95 people have been killed and dozens more are missing just to washington reports from jakarta. indonesia east nusa tenggara rescue efforts are underway after flash floods and landslides in this village police and soldiers trying to pull people to safety that is not in my village the water is higher than my head

just a few moments ago we did hear from indonesia military authorities discussing their investigation into k r r 4 o 2 and they did confirm as you mentioned earlier that the deadline is getting tighter and that by early saturday morning the crew on board this vessel will run out of oxygen there was enough oxygen for around 72 hours but of course there are variables and we can't exactly confirm when the crew would run out of oxygen already say that they are still looking at this area around north coast and they're looking in particular at an oil slick now there are 2 possibilities according to the engine asian military chief chief either there was some sort of fuel leak or potentially the crew on board the vessel deliberately released some of the fuel perhaps to lighten the load of the vessel or perhaps to send some sort of signal but some of the experts that we've spoken to say that the 2nd alternative does seem quite unlikely we know that there are 21 indonesian ships involved in this search effort as well as 3 indonesian submarines indonesia only has 5 submarines and it doesn't have

at least 133 people are killed by flooding and landslides in indonesia and east meal -- in indonesia, many more are still missing. welcome to the program. the top story this hour, the minneapolis police chief saying that derek chauvin went against the policy, training and ethics of the force when he kneeled on george floyd's. he was fired and -- george floyd's neck. he and three others were fired. he acted in a way contrary to everything top i minneapolis police. dignity and respect are used at all times and officers have a duty to give medical aid. he said video of the incident showed the officers killing a man. >> once there is no bigger any resistance and clearly, when mr. floyd was no longer responsive, laying motionless, to continue to apply that level of force to a person, handcuffed behind her back -- behind their back... that is nothing in any way, shape or form that is part of our policy or ethics. >> the coroner heard from the doctor who tried to resuscitate george floyd. he discarded a heart attack as a cause of death. he said that george floyd was discarded of oxygen. >> o

heavy rains triggered flash floods and mudslides in indonesia killing dozens of people. are watching all of their lives my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes protesters in thailand repeat their demands for the government to resign but the movement appears to be losing momentum also jordan's parliament to reaffirms its support for the king after his half brother accused the country's leaders of incompetence he says he's now under house arrest. and christians across the globe celebrate easter sunday holding smaller services because of coronavirus restrictions. buckle to the program heavy rains have triggered flash floods and landslides on indonesia's forest island at least 44 people have been killed and thousands more are now displaced dozens of homes are buried by mud and de brézé in lima now left village and several homes were swept away by the floodwaters let's cross over to jessica washington who's monitoring events for us from the indonesian capital jakarta these landslides jessica obviously happening in remote areas very difficult to access an

floods and landslides triggered by traditional rain kill at least 76 people in indonesia and east timor. clubs all rommany watching officer alive headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes 100000 coronavirus cases a day india recalled to its highest rise in infections since the pandemic began also jordan says it's foiled a plot by the former crown prince homs are to destabilize the kingdom a day after he claims to be under house arrest also a warning that a reservoir could collapse in a u.s. state unleashing a wall of waste water. welcome to the program flash floods and landslides have killed at least 76 people in indonesia and neighboring east timor and there's more stream weather on the way to ensure rain cause destruction across the chain of islands in the south and delays to the vaccine rollout jesica washington has the latest from jakarta. east flora's internees are flash flooding and landslides have killed dozens of people in italy 7 villages and the death toll is expected to rise many families say their loved ones are still missing. as the scale of the disaster un

malaysia singapore grouping what exactly is indonesia's game plan. well our hope is is obviously that any kind of solution to the myanmar crisis should take place within an os and framework because i think this allows some acceptability played a part is in man mark and that we can hopefully solve this without external parties but of course the ideal goal of getting there would require that the violence to be ended and we can deliver aid to that effect and we've done this before so this is not our 1st stance which is why we always try to make sure that our 1st option is to try to solve this within the afghan family framework one last question so no throughout its history also member states of germany tended to focus on economic cooperation more than political issues is this a pivotal moment for the rule that also ends up playing here i think it is certainly the case that the meeting itself is not scheduled that this is not a normal os and calendar year the fact that engine president has to call for a special meeting shows you the gravity of the situat

indonesia still in. need of good schools and spending. and. in the indonesian government says it recognizes the importance of training. this new administration something's got to refocus on how we could increase. as well as increase. our. workforce with sectors. some call the years before the pandemic indonesia's golden age of cinema and despite the temporary challenge at a time and to revive that success just a washington al-jazeera jakarta. well archaeologists in egypt have revealed more about a lost city that's more than 3000 years old that was discovered last year or such as were looking for the mortuary of king in common when they found what they believe could be the most important discovery in almost a century and your ship. while piecing together the remains of an ancient civilization archaeologists in egypt came across something unexpected clay pottery wine vessels and colorful jewelry from a city that has not been seen in 3400 years we believe that this girl didn't last the city is the most important discovery after the discovery docu

or it and miriam have given up their search for their relatives in indonesia. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history their life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters. when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease or those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who did to get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but was still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long cove now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. even is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . to combat. is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a chance to un

in doha i'm dating navigator also coming up heavy rains triggered flash floods and mudslides in indonesia killing dozens of people. at least 22 indian soldiers are killed in a gun battle near maoist rebels the deadliest engagements in years. and christians across the globe celebrate easter sunday holding smaller services because of coronavirus restrictions. hello thanks for joining us jordan says it's prevented a plot by top officials on day former crown prince to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says the group was working together with foreign parties the former crown prince hamza says he's been placed into house arrest earlier he accused jordan's leaders of corruption incompetence and harassment let's hear more of what the deputy prime minister had to say that you're not in. the state intelligence with already has been closely monitoring activity from his highness hamza sharif house and busied bus mabella and others whose movements were aimed at undermining else debility in. security of the civilians in subdued movements including communication with foreign sides on a s

or it and miriam have given up this for their relatives in indonesia. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history their life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease are those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who didn't get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but were still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long cope now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. even is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . blowing bubbles to combat. susie's room is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice

there's worse to come dozens die in remote parts of indonesia and east timor with more torrential rain forecast. and warning that a pond could collapse in a u.s. state unleashing a wall of waste water. all of this water is pumped in or leaked into the bay it could be catastrophic to the entire fishery and could in essence put us out of business and train for health columbia's intensive care crisis as it braces for a surgeon called 900 case. thank you for joining us jordan's government says for ted what it calls a malicious brought to destabilize the country the half brother of king abdullah has been put under house arrest he says he's being punished for speaking out against corruption by jordan's deputy prime minister says friends homs and other top officials have been under surveillance for some time hoda abdel-hamid reports. it was talk about the 0 hour to government said that prompted jordan's king abdullah to give the green light for the arrest of mordant dozen people including bessemer would allow a former head of the royal court and finance minister he then became part of the inn

is al jazeera live from doha also coming up heavy rains triggered flash floods and mudslides in indonesia killing thousands of people . at least 22 indian soldiers were killed in a gun battle with maoist rebels the deadliest engagement in years. the harrowing stories of escape and survival from those who fled a violent attack by fighters in mozambique. now jordan says it's prevented a plot by top officials and a former crown prince to destabilize the country and stamp a prime minister says the group was working with foreign parties and had been under surveillance for some time from the crown prince holmes i says he's been placed under house arrest earlier he accused jordan's leaders of corruption incompetence and harassment the deputy prime minister also said at least 14 people have now been arrested so far with. the state intelligence with there already has been closely monitoring activity from his highness homs sharifah some busy bus mabella and others whose movements were aimed at undermining us debility in security the surveillance incepted movements including communication with forei

malaysia singapore grouping what exactly is indonesia's game plan. well our hope is is obviously that any kind of solution to the myanmar crisis should take place within an os and framework because i think this allows some acceptability played a part is in man mark and that we can hopefully solve this without external parties but of course the ideal goal of getting there would require that the violence to be ended and we can deliver aid to that effect and we've done this before so this is not our 1st stance which is why we always try to make sure that our 1st option is to try to solve this within the aasan family framework one last question so no throughout its history also member states of germany tended to focus on economic cooperation more than political issues is this a pivotal moment for the role that ends up playing here i think it is certainly the case that the meeting itself is not scheduled that this is not a normal asan calendar year the fact that indian president has to call for a special meeting shows you the gravity of the situation so i

he believes that indonesia which is home to about one 5th of the world's mangrove ecosystems could be a rich source of useful microbes. don't you has done a very interesting work with this mix of materials that this is a special group of victoria we are. working on and she has isolated a number of novel specious and characterized them and is now on to states that she can look for bioactive compounds which are produced by a unique are by crawling this and. sending octavia on his initial findings showed that the mix of bacteria among groups once include many recipe she's. the point of compounds they produce will be screened to see if they have until microbial properties which could help stem the rise of super books that have become a global health crisis. yes so impressed that. you were very surprised to find that nearly every species we identified was a rare one. i only had. actually we only read about them in books or online but here we've been able to work with them directly but i know i'm very proud that indonesia has so much potential. city of tokyo and i will soon complete her pro

plus flash floods in eastern indonesia killed dozens volume urgency crews find roads and bridges blocked or damaged from the tropical cyclone. and we followed one environmentalist on a mission to protect his island's coast from rising ocean waters one sapling at a time. i'm melissa chan thank you for joining us in india at new data shows that unemployment hit women the hardest during the pandemic according to the study conducted by the center for monitoring indian economy only 9 percent of women of working age are employed that's a massive gender gap that will only get worse as the country faces yet another spike in covert cases he. takes a closer look. sure bomb it through has been out of work for more than a year. the 55 year old domestic worker used to cook at several homes in an upmarket neighborhood but the pandemic pressed on her life upside down. the lockdown was really bad for a. challenge that we survived on rations that were donated to us high as. my employees told us not because they were worried we might bring the wires into their homes we couldn't do much after that any. one

as indonesia timor dozens are killed in flash flooding slides. heavy rain. and israel's prime minister benjamin.

m 40 back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead hopes fading in indonesia rescue crews recover debris from a missing submarine stuck 850 meters below sea level guinea's capital is getting a make over but it comes at a price for many families and emerging from isolation many extreme study done in a cave that may shed some light on our own lives under lockdown. the at. the end of. south east asian leaders have demanded an immediate end to violence against civilians in myanmar leaders met in indonesia's capital jakarta early a saturday the military gentle leader gentlemen was also at the summit though his visit was condemned by protesters. but combine the development of the situation in myanmar is unacceptable and should not continue violence must be stopped democracy stability and peace in myanmar must be returned immediately the interest of the people of myanmar must always be the priority on myanmar unity government which opposes the military's takeover says it's looking forward to firm action from southeast asian countries after the crisis summit tony chang is followin

he believes that indonesia which is home to about one 5th of the world's mangrove ecosystems could be a rich source of useful microbes. don't you has done a very interesting work with this. of materials of the special group of the teria we are. working on and she has isolated a number of novel the specious and characterized them and is now on to states that she can look for bioactive compounds which are produced by a unique are by crawling listeners. sending octavian as initial findings showed that the mix of bacteria among growth swamps include many recipe she's. the bio octave compounds they produce will be screened to see if they have hunted microbial properties which could help stem the rise of superbugs that have become a global health crisis. yes so prescott. were very surprised to find that nearly every species we identified was a rare one. i only have. we only read about them in books or online but here we've been able to work with them directly but i know i'm very proud that indonesia has so much potential yes. certainly october yana will soon complete the project at the helm

assist in the search of their missing summering secretary austin spoke to the minister defense of indonesia today to make sure he knew that this aircraft was coming in also to make an offer for any other additional support or systems that the indonesian government might have indonesia is a good friend and a strategic partner we were all deeply saddened to see the reports about their summering and our thoughts and our prayers are with the indonesian sailors the indonesian navy and of course all their families jessica washington in jakarta with the latest on this one so where are they as far as the search goes just because there is there any sign that they are close or is this still sort of needle in a haystack stuff. well come on this is an incredibly difficult operation for indonesian authorities and as you mentioned there was that deadline of 3 am bali time authorities said when they began the search that the crew on board the care for a 2 had 72 hours worth of oxygen on board in blackout conditions and as we can now calculate there's been at least 5 or 6 hours have passed since that deadl

in the maternity ward of this hospital in jakarta the covert pandemic is affecting everybody in indonesia. devi raju has just given birth to her 3rd child her joy is tempered by concern. she's a homemaker and her husband a driver. he used to work full time but now only has 2 days' work a week. yeah i'm very worried. my baby needs milk every day and other things as well. but her income is much lower now we have to somehow scrape by. when he has to be found. davey raju had chosen to have another child before the pandemic hit but hundreds of thousands of women in indonesia got pregnant during the pandemic without planning to this is banned on 150 kilometers east of the capital you see is pregnant but she didn't choose to have another child during the lockdown she ran out of contraceptive pills the local chemist was closed and condoms are not widely used in indonesia then her husband lost his job and now money is in short supply. but he said. during the lockdown the public health clinics didn't want to see women who i knew needed contraceptives. yeah i could have gone to see a midwife private

and why human rights campaign is in indonesia want to hit the brakes on a new multibillion dollar very strong. it's time for the perfect jenny. sponsored point at ways. we've got some rather unsettled weather making its way across japan at the moment it will brighten up as we go into the early part of next week so there is that wetter weather and at times wintry weather over the high ground that's making its way further north woods and east with some heavy downpours flow flurries there into whole qaida further south it's fine to settle a soccer 17 celsius 17 celsius to 4 so beijing time she's here at around 24 degrees plenty of dry weather hazy sunshine temperatures not going up a touch as we go on through monday quality always an issue here of course 20 celsius that the soul as well will see highs of around 22 when tokyo by monday warm sunshine coming through some pleasant weather by this stage but we pushed further south where it is not quite as pleasant we have super typhoon making its way towards the philippines in place to say that it does not look likely to make landfall as we go

travel bubble arrangements are still in place between new zealand and other australian cities in indonesia rescue teams are continuing their battle against time to find the submarine that's missing with $53.00 crewmembers on board it says supplies are calculated to have now run out search crews are working in waters around the indonesian island of bali with several nations helping at the request of the indonesian government we are sending airborne assets to include a navy p. 8 poseidon maritime patrol aircraft to assist in the search of the missing 70 secretary asked and spoke to the minister of defense of indonesia today to make sure he knew that this aircraft was coming and also turn make an offer for any other additional support or systems that the indonesian government might have indonesia is a good friend and a strategic partner we were all deeply saddened to see the reports about their so marine and our thoughts and our prayers are with the indonesian sailors the indonesian navy and of course all their families jessica washington has more on the search. at this point in the search ho