is indonesia ready to defend itself or its lands and waters? you ready for that conflict militarily if it happens? jokowi: we do want the region to be peaceful. it shouldn't come to the point the tensions rise until defects economic growth and then later effects the well-being of our people. in my opinion, it is important that there is a space for dialogue between leaders, especially leaders big countries . the global situation is extremely difficult and there should be further unnecessary issues. we are going through food crisis , an energy crisis that has not been resolved. the pandemic still exists in some countries. john: i know that you have invited president xi jinping to come to the g20. has he said he will come here in november? john: jokowi: xi jinping will come. john: and vladimir putin? jokowi: president putin has also told me he will come. john: american investments in indonesia over the past five years is $9 billion. china has invested $40 billion. we have a chinese car factory around the corner. china is buying up a lot of the ref

what do you think indonesia is trying to achieve with this export tax?rew: it is part of a broad strategy, as you were saying, to move up the value chain. at the moment, a lot of -- indonesia exports a lot of raw nickel which is processed in other countries, so they want to refine it so it is used by the manufacturers. as well as that, they want to lure ev manufacturers like tesla. they have been in discussions with musk, and he actually said earlier this year that he would be in indonesia around november. so this is sort of his overarching strategy, to add more value, moving indonesia up the value chain, creating more jobs and state revenue. david: what does this mean for the broader price of nicole? for example, we were tracking this over the last supercycle that people talk about, the daily gyrations. talk us through the narrative right now then. andrew: chinese nickel prices are up 0.5% at the moment, not a huge price reaction there would that is partially because jokowi was reiterating something that officials have said a number of times previously.

haidi: as indonesia prepares for the g20 summit this november, the president of indonesia has confirmedg and vladimir putin are planning to attend. that is despite calls to cancel russell's -- russia's invitation over the war with ukraine. we have editor-in-chief john micklethwait in west java. >> the rivalry of the big countries is indeed worrying. what we want is for this region to be stable, peaceful, so we can build economic growth and i think not only indonesia, asian countries also want the same thing. reporter: but this visit did not help stability. >> what we really want is stability. what we want is peace in the region. reporter: there is a concern that if there is a conflict in taiwan, it would spill into the south china sea where you have territory that china contests and there are territorial planes there. is indonesia ready to defend itself or the land and waters in that case? are you ready for that conflict military? >> we do want the region to be peaceful. it should not come to the point that tensions rise until it affects economic growth and then later on affects the wel

countries like indonesia said no.ou will see an incredible amount of debate here, even about who should attend. a big question mark is if anyone will sit down with putin besides the like of indonesia's leader or china's leader. jon: it puts the spotlight -- we will hear more stories about the desire to be a mediator. annmarie: he said in the interview with bloomberg editor-in-chief that indonesia wants to be friends with everyone. they are in a spot where they do not want to shun russia completely in the india has not because they are a significant importer. they want to be this bridge for a meeting between president xi of china and president biden. xi and president biden -- the g20 serves as a good venue for that on the sideline or if there'll be another summit in asia around this time that the president would make his way to bali. indonesia looking to play a role as they host a summit. this could be historic. taylor: any hope that real substantive issues would be resolved? annmarie: it does not look that way in term

and indonesia. but what the indonesian organizers have referred to as super garrett a shield a short while ago at the opening ceremony just a few hours ago. we heard from charles flinn, the commanding general of the u. s. army pacific, who noted that this is the most consequential region in the world at the most consequential time. it is, of course, important to note that these exercises, while they have been planned for many, many months, take place at this time of height intentions. not only between the us and china, but also other countries in asia and china significantly when we talk about maritime incursions in the south china sea. it is significant to note that indonesia tries to charter a middle part trying to maintain positive relations with both aging and washington . but in this instance, it appears to be, at least in a military sense, edging closer to the u. s. at last, he has exercises. beijing lodged a, a, some concerns with the indonesian ministry of foreign affairs about the fact that

many are eager to see them succeed. indonesia is the largest palm oil producer in the world. it's used in soap, chocolate shampoos. but what about conditions that it was produced? honda child, labor, environmental degradation, another's was enterprise has set out to tackle these very problems in indonesia. sometimes even fruit can be stubborn. it's hard work for pack a man who's been working on this palm oil plantation on the indonesian island of sumatra for 5 years. the money he earns from the physically demanding work here provides a living for him. and his family color at the, at that harvest yields $3.00 to $4.00 tons per hector, reach season gallo, my sample. our goal along his employer is one of indonesia is 120000 palm oil. farmers who work with swiss start up call tv. the software company has placed in the capital jakarta. we are an integrated surgery cent technology company. working a long faith global value chains, we can follow a product from its source to the market to the retail to the consumer. ready called tv as customers are major international corporations. c

, vladimir putin also informed the president of indonesia about the efforts of russia, turkey and the un to stabilize the situation on world markets, grain and fertilizers. the russian defense ministry warned of a new provocation that kiev is preparing according to the ministry on friday, while the secretary general is in ukraine. un forces may strike at the zaporozhye npp from a position in nikopol august 19 the kiev regime is preparing a resonant provocation at the zaporizhzhya npp during the visit to ukraine by un general antonio gutersha, as a result of which the russian federation will be accused of creating a man-made disaster at this power plant by units of the 44th artillery brigade of the armed forces of ukraine on august 19, it is planned to launch artillery strikes on the territory of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant from firing positions located in the city of nikopol, pay attention, that heavy weapons are not on the territory of the station, the areas not adjacent to them are held by russian troops. no there is only security units, the armed forces of the russian federa

another swiss enterprise has set out to tackle these very problems in indonesia. sometimes even fruit can be stubborn. it's hard work for pack a man who's been working on this palm oil plantation on the indonesian island of sumatra for 5 years. the money he earns from the physically demanding work here provides a living for him. and his family color at the, at that harvest yields $3.00 to $4.00 tons per hectare reach season gallo. my people are cool along that his employer is one of indonesia is 120000 palm oil. farmers who work with swiss start up cult eva. the software company is placed in the capitol jakarta we are an integrated so recent technology company working alongside global value chains. we can follow a product from its source to the market to the retail to the consumer. ready tv, as customers are major international corporations, companies whose customers want to know where the ingredients for their products come from. and there are legal requirements forcing multi nationals to disclose supply chains or show the environmental footprint of their product

this is not only in indonesia. asian countries also want this.s visit did not help stability. >> what we really want is stability. key stability. >> there is a concern that if there is a conflict in taiwan, it would spill over into the south china sea where there is territory that china can contest. in indonesia ready to defend themselves? are you ready for that conflict if it happens? >> we want the region to be peaceful. it should not come to the point where tensions arise and affect economic growth and the well-being of people. in my opinion, it is very important that there is a space for dialogue. especially in the big countries. the global situation is extremely difficult and this is not the further issues. we are going through an energy crisis. the pandemic still exists in some countries. >> those of you who voted xi jinping to come to the country, has he said he will come? >> yes. >> and president putin? >> he has also said he will come. >> american investors, $9 million. china has invested $4 million. china is buying up a lot about refine

it's an indonesia. and this project is spearheaded by the mars candy bar company, which is a little unexpected, but they have chocolate factories and places where there are reefs in tropical places around the world and a lot of people who work in those factories. benefit from fishing on the reefs about between a half a billion and a billion people get their primary source of protein from coral reefs, so it's not just an ecosystem problem. it's a humanitarian problem as well. and so frank mars who's the grandson of the person who started the mars candy bar company was like what can we do to support the health of reefs in indonesia where they play an important role in people's primary food source. and so this is what? a reef looks like in indonesia that's been destroyed and this is not climate change. this is actually something called last fishing. so in indonesia, and not just an indonesia in many parts of the world because of poverty. there are some fishermen who will use bombs to fish because it's a it

jessica, washing to report from south sumatra, indonesia, a show of unity and strength. indonesia and he went, had held annual military exercises for more than a decade. but this year is different, as the exercises expand to include other countries in asia pacific, earliest on thursday than region 14 and home govern for armies. military's at home to the other 2 to do this kind of buying training. and when we're together like this for stronger, we're going to war and we're better join partners. troops will participate in live fire exercises, medical training, search and rescue operations, amphibious exercises, and more. in its 16th iteration, the guru to shield exercises have expanded with its largest, ever roster of participants and a number of countries participating for the 1st time. japan is among those countries, including in paratrooper training here in south sumatra. australia and singapore are also taking part furniture and other countries, including france, south korea and india, are invited to observe the 2 week drills. the exercises are happening at a time of growing concern

the majority from indonesia and from the u. s. significantly, the australian army participating for the 1st time japan participating for the 1st time and also a number of countries at least 13 observing and in some capacity that includes france, canada and, and, and also include some of indonesia, smaller neighbors, including tim or less, a, or east timor and puppy new guinea as well. and the reason it is significant to note those observers is that last year, at that time, it was the, the largest iteration of these gruder shield exercises. last year. japan was an observer. now they have gone on to become a full participant in these exercising exercises early today. they participated in some para trooping training just held here in san sumatra. so of course, this iteration of grid a shield is being called super gruder shield because it is so much larger than exercises that had been held in the past. earlier today at the opening her ceremony, we heard from general charles flinn, who noted that these exercises are taking place pla

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every single region in indonesia will have a traditional market and they used to sell daily items in bulk. they sell it in bulk. we would go there with our own container. we'd get a keela rice. maybe if you add bringing our own basket. none of them were packaged and that went on fine. the same goes for so we could buy so far as back then there was no problem at all. we didn't have to buy liquid. so infectious about 50 percent of global sasha production is based in se asia and the region is where most of them are sold, a lucrative business, a lot of the gran, that whose names are on this actually packages our brand of multinational fast moving consumer goods. who companies are all around the world and they've originated in developed countries. they originated in europe in the united states were very familiar with the brands. the irony is that in europe and in the united states and in the u. k, you won't see sasha. you'll see these brands sell their products in bottles that are recyclable, but not session. the only place where they markets i have is in the developing country, ironicall

this is a man who had his sentence cut as part of indonesia's independence day celebrations, and thereismay and anger in australia and elsewhere that this man could potentially be facing parole only about halfway through his sentence. indeed. the australian _ sentence. indeed. the australian prime - sentence. indeed. the - australian prime minister, what exactly is he saying, the man convicted would soon be released.— convicted would soon be released. australia has to tread very _ released. australia has to tread very different - released. australia has to tread very different to - tread very different to delicately dramatically speaking here. australia indonesia has cooperated pretty closely when it comes to counterterrorism since the bali bombings of 2002. mr albanese speaking here in australia earlier today said that he would be making diplomatic representations to the government in indonesia, no doubt those diplomatic channels will express australia's reservation and dismay that this man could be facing parole, but there are reports here in australia, though, that convicted extremi

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mainstream the topics of the telephone conversation between vladimir putin and his counterpart from indonesiao the russian leader spoke, among other things, about the joint efforts of russia, turkey and the un to stabilize the situation in the grain and fertilizer markets. in addition, putin congratulated the president and the people of indonesia on the national holiday independence day, which was celebrated there the day before. at the alabina training ground, the sixth day of tank biathlon competitions today , teams from laos , armenia, syria and myanmar, won the individual race, the syrian teams won crews, games events are also held in other russian regions, as well as abroad. for example, in the voronezh region, our team set new records at the international competition for masters of armored vehicles of tank vehicles, special exercises were performed by tractor crews and maintenance masters, and in the islamic republic of iran , a sniper line competition is taking place today as part of the games. the first practical stage with combat shooting. three people, including a child , died in sv

for tesla, we want to build electric cars in indonesia. from the fort, electric cars., electric cars. we want a huge ecosystem model -- ecosystem of electric cars. ritika: indonesia has talked partnership with tesla for several years, but there have been no agreements. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy? guy: thanks very much. the races on to secure those resources. coming up, we are going to talk more about this. life in the fast lane. a bikini said a new record for the first half of 22. what kind of record? matt miller will be joining us in just a moment. we are going to speak to lamborghini's ceo, stefan winkleman. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: equities continue to roll over the u.s. nasdaq is off by almost two percentage points. the s&p is off by 1.3%. energy is now taking the helm as the one upside within the s&p. the downside, still consumer discretionary. the other story is twofold. one, higher yields following european y

this is an indonesia.s project is spearheaded by the mars candy bar company which is a little unexpected. they have chocolate factories in places where there are reefs and tropical places around the world. a lot of people that work in these factories benefit from fishing onbi the reefs. half a billion and billion people get their primary source of protein from coral reefs. it's not just an ecosystem problem, it's a humanitarian problem as well. frank mars whohe is a grandson f the person that started the mars candy bar company is like what canin we do to support the healh of reefs and indonesia where they play an important role in people's primary food source. so, this is what a reef looks like an indonesia that has been destroyed. this is not climate change, this is actually something called nlast fishing. and indonesia, not just indonesia, many parts of the world, because of poverty, there are some fishermen that will use bombs to fish because -- i know -- it is illegal, but there is, we should not neces

more than 60 galleries from indonesia and elsewhere in asia, operating, eager to meet collectors and artists from around the world in person. young butting at your my out of this year, but it's not only the artists but those who display art like galleries and art management. every one is excited to work together again while many celebrate a return to the way things were. this also room for incarnations not seen before. and if cheese or at the fair for the 1st time, non fungible tokens are one of the kind digital assets usually paid for with crypto currency. volley based, french artist, serial congo, known for his distinct graffiti style, is branching into n.

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that some of indonesia as big as artists are displaying their work together for the 1st time. since the pandemic art jakarta, features instructive pieces. contemporary bodies, art and digital works. jessica washington has more from the exhibition sculptures paintings and other unique pieces in the nation capital and hundreds of people taking a look. the countries aren't seen appears to be roaring back to life after surviving a 2 year hiatus due to coven 19. are the most important thing is to, to show that the whole market is strong. ah, that is demand. and term collectors are big by our sd, new to jaden, owns a gallery in south dakota. she says many artworks need to be seen in person to be fully appreciated. if you are here, you know, the deb, you can see and then you can imagine if this work, you know, will be shown at your place or your someone's office, or a collector's house. at the c s fair, there's a greater focus on artworks from bali as a way of supporting artists and galleries there. many on the island faced financial hardship when coven 19 prevented tourists from vis

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there between new guinea and indonesia and the philippines, the coral triangle, not quite a triangle but it's kind of trying alleged a number of species not for the world is 600, to walmart then in the caribbean. that's where things are really doing well. ... working in the coral triangle. so yeah. oh. hi, thank you. i'm enjoying your remarks. i have two questions. we'll keep you to one because i know you have a question. my question is actually messed up back a second. i read a couple of months ago that coral were detected like i think 200 feet below the surface and the south pac coral were detected i think 200 feet below the surface. which was so exciting, right? obviously not a lot of sun can go down that far. my question is, do scientists have a sense of how much coral -- like how many coral reefs it may be undetected? do they know? >> is a crazy thing we do not know where all the coral reefs are. and we still don't. after my book was published this guy reached out to me from honduras. and he said have you heard of sheila bay and i said no. he said he discovered the coral reef th

indonesia is a country approaching 300 million in population.wth rates year on year, looking at in excess of 9% growth rates, but also an ambitious economic reform rogue graham. quite simply, our largest neighbor. if we are not any indonesia, we have to be asking ourselves questions. in the last two decades, government to government ties, good people to people ties, but we have been week indirect, bilateral foreign investment -- we have been weak in direct, bilateral foreign investment. we are looking at throughout the southeast asia region, in surber -- superannuation funds, australian investments at the present are 25%, overwhelmingly in listed assets in american and european markets. we want to start looking closer to shore as to where growth opportunities are. there is also alignment between our economic interests and the funds we are investing in, high-growth markets, so exploring what opportunities are available in the indonesian market. juliet: an inquiry has been announced into former prime minister scott morrison. stephen: the attorney

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you have a goal to reach to make indonesia carbon neutral by 2060.ost of your energy now comes from coal, coal prices have gone up. i wonder, will you stick to your pledge that you will build no new coal-fired plants that that is gone forever? >> our target is very ambitious. 51% by 2030 and by 2060, we should be at zero. this requires technology and funding. money. the potential is clear. to shift from culture renewables, it is not an easy thing because the coal prices are still cheaper than geothermal. >> you tried to introduce -- there was talk of a carbon tax. two dollars per ton. the government has twice deferred to that. i wonder when you would do a carbon tax on coal. if the prices are this high. >> when it is finished, we will immediately implement the carbon tax. i think we will probably do it this year. >> the indonesian president there speaking to our editor in chief. we will have more from that conversation later on daybreak asia. let's stay with commodities. citibank has an outlook -- a report on the outlook for those using these metals.

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