i think indonesia potentially _ indonesia? i think indonesia potentially is _ indonesia?nesia potentially is one of- indonesia? i think indonesia potentially is one of the - indonesia? i think indonesia| potentially is one of the kind of good news stories over the next kind of 10—15 years and if you look at what is happening between china and the us, unintelligible global economy it is leaving many manufacturing companies to question if they have a future in china and are looking for potential bases elsewhere to relocate their manufacturing, their factories, relocate their manufacturing, theirfactories, basically. i think the winner of this process so far has been vietnam but there is no reason why indonesia cannot at least grab some of the market share of china. it has many of the things that vietnam and also before it china had with low labour costs, plentiful workforce, you know, it is located in asia where all of the manufacturing supply chains are and a couple of other things as well have been doing recently, the current president joko widodo has introduced key refor

., , found when you cofounded planet indonesia? . , ., indonesia?e really the challenges we i indonesia? challenges are i really the challenges we face as opponent. currently 80% of the world's biodiversity and 30% of the world public remaining carbon is found in the lands, territories, and oceans indigenous people manage. every look at the systems in place over the past few decades, the political system, is currently sacked dominic southeast asia is behind every other region there was illegally recognising indigenous territories. the social system. indigenous people of indiscriminate against and marginalised. and the economic systems. it was estimated last year of some $3 billion in carbon philanthropic space, less than 1% reached indigenous people. so those challenges are astronomical. planet indonesia tries to tackle those at a national level, international level, but most importantly at a grassroots level. that is all we have — grassroots level. that is all we have you _ grassroots level. that is all we have you now. - grassroots level. that is

., , found when you co-founded the planet indonesia? . , ., , indonesia?i really challenges that _ indonesia? challenges, i really challenges that we _ indonesia? challenges, i really challenges that we face - indonesia? challenges, i really challenges that we face as - indonesia? challenges, i really challenges that we face as a i indonesia? challenges, i really- challenges that we face as a planet. currently 80% of the world's biodiversity and 30% of the world's remaining carbon is found in the lands, territories and oceans the indigenous people manage. but if we look at the systems in place over the last few decades, the political system currently southeast asia is further behind any other region in the world in legally recognising indigenous territories. the social systems, indigenous people are often discriminated against and marginalised. in the economic systems. it was estimated last year that of some $3 billion in the carbon philanthropic space that less than 1% reached indigenous people. those challenges are astronomical, and planet indonesia trie

and how does the middleman view it's going to cost in indonesia? and how lots for meet accusations are from the mobile starts in churches, and homes of christians. team park is doc the the, the i'm british manager. welcome to the the news aisha. i'm glad you can join us 70 or 2 years ago today, indonesia declared independence from dots. colonial rule bought is supposed to be another 4 years of a broken war before the netherlands finally agreed to hand over power. that divided and fitted in indecision history continues to cost a shadow. today. the netherlands only recently began paying damages to the children of indonesians executed by dot soldiers dw correspondent rebecca, not to who met one man whose final memory about his father is that of him being shot years ago. rust is patients started to decline. he suffered from cataracts, but didn't have enough money for a surgery. that change last year when, who received 5000 euros from the dutch government. the money was compensation for a massacre committed, drew in indonesia, some more of independence.

growth.— indonesia's growth.ually a _ indonesia's growth. so it was actually a number _ indonesia's growth. so it was actually a number of - indonesia's growth. so it was actually a number of factors. | actually a number of factors. we saw the domestic demand in indonesia held up a lot better than expected, in particular, private consumption maintained its march quarter pace, which was surprising given that households have been grappling with, you know, still elevated inflation as well as borrowing costs being elevated. but we also saw that the government sector actually contributed a lot and part of that came on the back of the government actually accelerating infrastructure spending and broader spending initiatives as well. but, you know, some of the expected weak spots were there. in particular, goods exports, so commodity exports were weaker, which was to be expected, but on the flipside, we saw service exports were strong and that a driver of that strong service exports was the return of international terror

however details have been put on hold by indonesia. can i ask why? on hold by indonesia.sk wh ? ~ ., ., “ on hold by indonesia. can i ask wh ? ~ ., ., ~ ., why? we do not think we are actually putting _ why? we do not think we are actually putting it _ why? we do not think we are actually putting it on - why? we do not think we are actually putting it on hold. i actually putting it on hold. what we would like to be able to really see is that it actually gets implemented very soon. 0ut actually gets implemented very soon. out of the $20 billion we would like to say this is already nine months of weight since actually signing the agreement. during the g20 meeting. the focus for indonesia is how we're going to be to get consensus amongst the ipg, the countries participating in the regenerative programme, to how to allocate this very quickly. we seen there are many areas within the renewable energy that becomes the focus going forward. number one is how we're going to be able to develop and build a stronger transmission, particularly renewable energy, enabled transmission sys

between malaysia, indonesia and thailand, it entered the easy trade markets so that the us dollar in east and southeast asia would face more isolation. the central bank of malaysia, indonesia and thailand on the sidelines of the meeting of finance ministers of the southeast asian union in jakarta , the capital of indonesia, by signing an agreement to use local currencies practically beat the us dollar their commercial relations shorten the dream of using local currencies in order to completely remove the dollar from the trade relations between malaysia, indonesia and thailand . from now on, with the signing of this agreement, it will be operational . the cross-border imam lat includes more qualified terms beyond trade and direct investment , and robin according to experts, abandoning the dollar will strengthen and quickly replace the local currency in the trade exchange of the eu member states , and this agreement will henceforth be equivalent to the average volume of trade and investment of malaysia and indonesia, which is worth one billion per month. dollars are converted into ring

what kind of gap hope you have a nice so that increase will not be limited to indonesia, indonesia, as the wills for largest coffee produce so. so people around the world will have to pay more if there aren't enough coffee beans queue to harvest process and expose. officials in the indian capital daily recruiting women to drive the cities public buses. if don't is a big step in a city where own the bus drivers some $15000.00 of them have to now only be men did up is money that showed that a met $1.00 of the new women recruits at work at 430 every morning while the city is still sleeping, you'll get that part of a drive full book at this bus depot in new delhi, yoga as a bus driver, and one of only 3 women drivers in this depot. she's bought of a batch of really inductive female drive was in the dairy transport corporation. or did you see the cities main public transport operator? the state government started the program last year to attract more women drivers to the d. d. 3 so far, $24.00 women have been hired in a total of a 4th of about $15000.00 drivers. at 5 in, you'll get those se

indonesia was declared independent and became the united states of indonesia.fered heavy losses, lost many. territories in southeast asia on august 17, 2018, it became known that a crypt with the image of hercules was discovered in crimea. this is an important archaeological find adorned with reliefs. antiquity the crypt was found during excavations at the kyzyl necropolis on the kerch peninsula, as nikolai fedoseev, the leader of the expedition, noted the approximate date of burial in the crypt. the end of the second century ad the crypt was buried in the ground around a rocky fold, coming from the seashore and standing out on the ground elevation of the relief probably. the completion of this fold in ancient times was the road to the city along which the tombs were located. true, the crypt-like ceiling was found to have been plundered in antiquity. that was the day in history. every day, you charge several billion more people with your mobile phones, laptops, tablets, smart watches and other gadgets with energy in miniature lithium-ion batteries, what happens

how can i so that increase will not be limited to indonesia, indonesia, as the wills for largest coffee produce so. so people around the world will have to pay more if the aunt, enough coffee beans, cube to harvest process and explore some sports for you now. and in the football women's world cops, we didn't beat hosts australia to nail to secure 3rd place. so we didn't have now one 3rd place at the world cup 4 times despite the defeat them until the still achieve their best result at the tournament. the policy fans had hope them entailed those magical tournament with gained with victory against sweden, a sype. it's never lost all straw. you had a world. however, history as it does repeated itself in this match. sweden's 1st goal came in the 1st half following. the contact between australia is clear hunt and stina black stainless sweeping was awarded the penalty due to unintentionally clipping the hill . after the video, assistant referee had a low read. elena rosa converted with confidence to give sweden the lead before the break just after the arrow marks we did double duly use. this

if the 50 steve is not unique, indonesia does not have loss to protect domestic workers. this a fix, nearly 4000000 people, mostly them and they have done. yeah. domestic workers are trapped in a system that is biased in gender, social class, and race gender, vs. it is like domestic feudalism and all of these create a form of slavery in the deep, but i'm the kind of den domestic work i've been has remain in limbo for nearly 2 decades on the list. so even if the bill is approved, it would mean the global workers that have recruited by agents to work overseas in different, over and over the space. that's just the tip of the iceberg. so as such, cases actually happened in many places. there was also a cultural problem with such cases as seen as a domestic, massive a. will you want to transform this in the new law that this is not merely a domestic matter? this is humanity, my thoughts about them, what the most about them. one is young about 55th, hard fight with not stopped a lot is bostic 20 predicts domestic workers. she wants to be the last one who suffered and john read

and this is comb, busing, food waste in indonesia they're spending k will have those stories and we'll see you after a short break. and god else's will be here at the top of the next hour with another nice round up for you. and you can see mckinnon. thanks so much thing with us. have a lovely day. the imagine how many pushed us are now in the world climate change. the story faces much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to like this the what i have to say matters to us the that's why i listen to their stories. the reporter, every weekend on d w, the ws. a shock coming up today, japan still pushing about radioactive water release plan gets a start date. beginning 1st day of japan will start to release radioactive water from a damaged nuclear plant into the pacific olsen. but how will this be done? and what about the opposition to this plan? wait until killed, clear answers. plus reducing food waste in the country, notorious for throwing over a huge amount of food products funding defaults from indonesia. the. the i finis

of the southeast asian union in jakarta , the capital of indonesia, by signing an agreement on the use of local currencies, practically removed the us dollar. at shortening their trade relations or using local currencies in order to develop the dollar from trade relations between malaysia, indonesia and thailand will be operational after the signing of this agreement and include more qualified cross-border transactions beyond direct trade and investment. according to the experts, abandoning the dollar will strengthen and replace the local currency in the wide cycle of trade exchanges of the member states of the union. according to this agreement, from now on , the average volume of trade and investment transactions of malaysia and indonesia will be equal to the value of one billion will be settled in indonesian rupiah or ringgit, and the equivalent of the average trade volume of bangkok, jakarta, which is worth 600 million dollars per month , will be paid in thai baht or rupiah, while the amount of bilateral trade between malaysia and indonesia in the last year it has reached 27 billio

we had a relationship with a terrific relationship with indonesia . they accepted that indonesia.cepted that what going on was dangerous. what was going on was dangerous. it was wrong and they accepted us turning boats around and sending them back to indonesia. the face it , are the french, let's face it, are being obstructive and indeed i suspect are trying to undermine british policy. >> well , british policy. >> well, interesting british policy. >> well , interesting stuff. >> well, interesting stuff. there you go. thank you very much. that that's tim smith there with with it insight. what they did in australia. claire fox , what i don't understand in fox, what i don't understand in this country is why can't we declare a state of emergency? because in my mind and you two are the lawmakers ears, so i'm sure you're going to educate me, but why if we if we declare there's a state of emergency now, we've lost control . well, now, we've lost control. well, everyone knows you've lost control. this government has lost of this situation. lost control of this situation. so a state of em

and a lot of it is coming from here in indonesia. they've 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 hour, 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 happening for palm oil. this timber will be shipped off to market, 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 eu

by the people of indonesia against the troops of britain and the netherlands indonesia was part of the the first half of the 20th century independence movements began to gain strength and political currents are primarily communist in years. world war ii indonesian nationalists, their leader sukarno actively cooperated with japan in the hope that the japanese would provide indonesia freedom, but they miscalculated, and after the surrender of japan, the indonesian nationalists decided to declare independence themselves. the netherlands tried to suppress the rebellion. they were supported by britain in indonesia turned out to be many english prisoners of war. the war with periodic attenuation lasted 4 years. it was not until 1949 that the armistice was signed, and following the results of the peace conference in the hague. indonesia was recognized as independent under the name of the united states. indonesia the netherlands, having suffered heavy losses, lost many. territories in southeast asia 17 august 2018, it became known that a crypt with the image of a hercules was discovered in the

these competitions are being held with the participation of 32 teams in 8, hosted by indonesia. the 36th iran international cycling tour azerbaijan today with the presence of 96 the domestic and foreign work will begin. iran-azerbaijan international cycling tour with the participation of 13 foreign teams and two domestic teams will begin on saturday, september 4, 1965. pour was founded from within the domestic teams. the competitions will be held with the participation of various international teams from various continents are present from the countries of mongolia, kazakhstan, philippines, thailand, malaysia, singapore, japan, and the national team of venezuela in the domestic team of our country , jokhah. it was held in 6 stages and three provinces in the northwest of the country . side it will be held in urmia city of west azarbaijan province and on the same day, the second stage of our tour will be held in el goli park towards aras free zone. on the seventh day , it will be held from aras free zone to shabestar, benis city. on the eighth day, it will be from tabriz to ardabi

in the country, notorious for throwing over a huge amount of food products. funding defaults from indonesia, the british manager. welcome to the news asia. glad you can join us. starting thursday, japan would begin releasing treated to redirect a water from a damaged nuclear power plant into the ocean. difficult, she might die to nuclear power plant was damaged in a deadly creek. and so now me back in 2011. since then, tons of water has been used to pull the nuclear fuel rods inside starting thursday, some 1300000 liters of this water will begin to be released into the pacific ocean . the water will be treated and radioactive substances abutting one. tim removed in japan soon as the water release is needed to decommission the power plant, the international atomic energy agency on the i a year green lighted the water release plan last month. and this is how people in tokyo react to the announcement. the plan would now be implemented from thursday. yeah, i know. yeah. i'm glad to take was finally decided i know talks where i'm going to set the water release for summer prime minister cuz she t

we speak to the american co—founder of the charity planet indonesia.ive from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. former president donald trump now faces his fourth criminal case brought against him in five months. the us state of georgia has charged him and 18 other defendants with attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in the state. he's facing thirteen new charges, including racketeering and conspiracy. that brings his total charges to 91 and adding to a list that includes election interference, hush money paid to a porn star, and mishandling classified documents. mr trump is hoping to be re—elected president next year, and denies all charges against him. our north america editor sarah smith has more. the courthouse in downtown atlanta, where donald trump and his allies will be tried for conspiring to overturn the 2020 election, on charges usually brought against mobsters that carry a minimum of five years injail. he has successfully made all the charges against him part

in indonesia, a case of a made, tortured by had employer has sparked outrage. under the cotton click of feedback mates, i'm not classified as but goes which forces them to work in an unregulated economy . this leaves them vulnerable to abuse, its beaten ripped and forced to eat animal waste 2040 in order to see the what the amount of of tortured for months by had employer . even though i had my last my boss pulled boiling water on me. they liked to change me, well, i could on, on both my legs, but that my um and my niece and i, they also used hang ups really little girl. my head was smacked into the wall and the floor i once a day later, but as i was still hungry, they told me to eat dog. she sees what's the lot by the total. well that i need the 50 wanted to have prepared into the back. that last year she found a job to work as a domestic head for in the got the beach. i got it turned out to be a headache experience just a few weeks after her arrival. she was accused of the test that led to abuse by her employee as an other worker. after 8 months of being for

but there's one bright spot — indonesia.hree months tojune, its economy expanded just over 5% slightly more than what we saw in 01. economist katrina ell explained what led indonesia's growth. so it was actually a number of factors. we saw that domestic demand in indonesia held up a lot better than expected. in particular, private consumption maintained its march quarter pace, which was surprising given that households have been grappling with still elevated inflation, as well as borrowing costs being elevated. but we also saw that the government sector actually contributed a lot too. and part of that came on the back of the government actually accelerating infrastructure spending and broader spending initiatives as well. but some of the expected weak spots were there — in particular, goods exports, commodity exports, were weak, which was to be expected. but on the other flip side, we saw service exports were strong, and that driver of that strong service exports was the return of international tourism, because we're seeing

indonesia was recognized as independent under the name of the united states of indonesia and the netherlandsing suffered heavy losses, lost many. territories in southeast asia on august 17, 2018, it became known that a crypt with the image of hercules was discovered in crimea. this is an important archaeological find adorned with reliefs. antiquity the crypt was found in the time of excavations at the kyzyl necropolis on the kerch peninsula, as the expedition leader nikolai fedoseev noted , the approximate date of burial in the crypt. the end of the second century ad the crypt was buried in the ground around a rocky fold, coming from the seashore and probably standing out in the area by the rise of the relief. the completion of this fold in ancient times was the road to the city along which the tombs were located. true, a crypt-like ceiling was discovered, which turned out to be looted and can be seen even in antiquity. that was the day in history. heavy direction i threw it out, stop. i don’t know what i would have done in that situation, i honestly showed, take it, go, but what to do? in k

ari jahja is the head of indonesia research at investment firm macquarie capital. to us about what indonesia has going on for itself when it comes to the ev market. sure. thanks, monica, _ comes to the ev market. sure. thanks, monica, having - comes to the ev market. sure. thanks, monica, having me. i. thanks, monica, having me. i think ninja is well—positioned to transform the ev supply hub in the medium and long term. three reasons. you have the largest reserves, the biggest market in southeast asia and government policies that are getting more and more conducive to attracting investment and also stimulate and demand. in terms of development, has the country been holding back? they have had these reserves are quite some time what took them so long? i quite some time what took them so lone ? ~ so long? i think under the president. _ so long? i think under the president, we _ so long? i think under the president, we have - so long? i think under the president, we have seen i so long? i think under the - president, we have seen quite a few breakthroughs in policies,

with brazil in the indonesia world cup, rahim, hello, good time. welcome to the sports news section. more than 107 kg ahmed aminzadeh won the gold medal by curbing the weight of 55 kg and in the same category mehdi sayadi, another representative of our country won silver with 246 kg and in the 107 kg category ali akbar gharib shahi won the gold medal by curbing the weight of 248 kg and saman razavi and 231 kilo bronze medal today, ali seifi and amir jafari in the 65 kilo category will face their opponents. iran's national volleyball team will compete against the third team of the league of nations tonight to win the asian championship. a big and sizeable team advanced to the finals of the asian championship greatness played by himself and the audience could change the athlete's box in favor of iran . it was very good to do my own work in germany . had achieved, but iran played better than us and won the final game and god, despite watching the game, the winner of the best game in the semi-final match of japan , seyed, prevailed against qatar, until

there is one bright spot and that is indonesia. forthe is one bright spot and that is indonesia.he three months tojune its economy expanded just over 5%, which is slightly more than what we saw in the first quarter. economist katrina ell explained what led the group. 50 katrina ell explained what led the grow-— katrina ell explained what led the rou, ., i. the group. so it was actually a number of _ the group. so it was actually a number of factors, _ the group. so it was actually a number of factors, we - the group. so it was actually a number of factors, we saw - number of factors, we saw domestic demand in indonesia held up a lot better than expect, in particular private consumption maintained its march quarter pace, which was surprising given that households had been grappling with still elevated inflation as well as borrowing costs being elevated, but we also saw that the government sector actually contributed a lot and part of that came on the back of the government actually exhilarating infrastructure spending and broader spending initiatives as well. but some of the expec

it is enough for me to do it in indonesia. it was an honor for the country that my arrival in the presidential building of indonesia was actually accompanied by the unveiling of an iranian phenomenon. and a year medical equipment in one of in indonesia, a surgery was performed in another city and they requested that more of these devices be added to 12 here. one of my words, brother , i didn't understand you. they said that we want to build hospital equipment. it was an argument that a company or companies worth more than 700 dollars in tomans, in this case, the five-day visit of the president of iran to latin america, the latest developments in iran's economic cooperation , the next part continues with more details of the economic agreements, this trip will take from the revival of tractor and automobile manufacturing iran in venezuela unfortunately, it had been closed for many years, and they had to work hard to plan for the revival and increase of iranian store branches in venezuela . hopefully, in this field , there is a v

let me give an example of national services such as venezuela, indonesia , russia, china, and african countries, nicaragua, in every it is a country in its own agreements, but the trend of travel is mostly economic, technology transfer , job creation and currency creation. for example, in the case of venezuela, we are one of the items . after all, for cars , there is an organization of about 50,000 employees that our automobile companies have. in addition to domestic production, it must have a foreign market that can, god willing, be self-sufficient in providing the currency they need. it was one of our policies in several countries. now, in venezuela , it has been revived . parts are being assembled before they arrive. as the complete car goes there and is sold and competes with different countries, for example, the ammonia factory . i will give an example after a few months of meeting , when the agreement is signed, design 60, engineering 60 , work is started, loan 60, finally, the end of these factories, now the work begins. it has passed from phase zero to phase one and two and is

and not imported from indonesia that was signed and after one year of negotiations and 18-17 years ofon, god willing, faraj will be signed, it is an infrastructure, when it comes, it will be signed, it will not happen immediately after it happens, it will happen in a period of time, and it is definitely necessary to mention the role of snap in karim's statistics, the value of 27% , the value of having more export value. in the field of mining and mineral industries, we had an increase in the export value of four, in the field of agricultural industry, 712, 18% in the field of petrochemical, polymer and materials that are dependent on oil and oil prices with the new card, which is good for the export weight and increased.

now with the green piece, indonesia. right? mr. i'm the, i know the 2 years back, a quote said that the government had failed in its duty to provide clean and people was the government done since then to improve a quality yeah, the government always the 9 to that that but yeah, as long as you're not doing loud because they were going to mean some product, but uh, so i thought i was probably seeing that wouldn't be that they should not do that because the, the can little other company looks at the origin is come home to them because i do know yes, beauty bidding, but oh oh, where is the se moses? you know, i mean now the, that's a study income systems. that's a problem of this investment is how much is a passion? how much is a co but certainly the government under spoke with the agents, but there is no action about investors and copeland because we know there's absolutely i was in there as all coming from us have different backgrounds. he was in apples and just the government basically wants to reduce regular emissions by asking som

the ministry of environment and forestry has proposed the clean from waste indonesia 2025. so we have our own 2 years to make this program reality. and also the government has also built ways to energy plants around the area, especially in places like bundle as well. we live with the time being bye, thanks so much for joining us today. and rebecca, not to pull the book. hassan has all know that those involved and rescuing 8 people stuck in a cube of car over the ravine. the countries can take a prime minister and bottle oil hot on the to a specialist zip line. as a rescue. the majority of people stuck in the gondola they run in the cable cause suspended hundreds of feet. in the end of the 2 of the 3 cables supporting it, spent police, they have to invest to the owner and operator of the cable call. as a vine, it was operational, it cut down to a few minutes. the time needed to prospect ravine. school students in the area now have no choice but to take a long journey by road to get to the schools. students gather for the morning assembly at the school in rural pakistan. but

raisi will go to indonesia. one of the goals of this trip is to restore iran's relations with asan. it is time for indonesian authorities to sign the tehran-jakarta preferential trade agreement, which facilitates the exchange of goods and services between the two countries. in order to develop the trade and economic relations between the two countries from the current level of 20 billion dollars, if we want to exchange dollars, we must say the same amount of rupees to rials , which are the national currencies of the two countries. let's work together indonesia can be done in line with the president's visit to pikan and the expansion of tehran's relations with the world company . they say that this vast land is the factory of the world . it is bahman 1401 and the president and his delegation are not accompanied by anything. these cannons are fired to welcome the president of iran. souvenirs of the trip to china. it is significant for iranian producers that 20 cooperation documents on issues such as technology, agricultural trade, health and medical exports will be signed between the

so indonesia is still struggling with me, a waste management at the freight's place. and in this uh, city in bundles, city itself, $1500.00 tons of waste every day as collected from the residents and 80 percent of the width is taken to this particular landfill itself. and most of land will waste management. here is an opened landfill, meaning that different types of the materials are being dumped without filtering and sorting things out. and also it's just get a leveled and compacted would have equipment. and that is why it's very difficult things to handle a institution like this happened. you mentioned earlier to becca that there is no salting that is cut it out in this landfill insight. and that's why i thought he's doing this noise. essentially what his dad in the landfill side reaches potentially finding the players. and therefore, the question arises if the government is considering more sustainable long term plans to avoid such kinds of fires in the future the government has been considering such plan. and of course, incident like this is one way to push the go

their daughter is the pride of all muslims in malaysia , indonesia, singapore, brunei, england, france, and even all the muslim men and women in the world. yes, zahra masoumeh became a swimmer. a young professional who swam for miles tried to be himself and to protect his religious and islamic identity and honor. my name is zahra masoume bint abdul halim and i am 26 years old now . i am the oldest of my five brothers and sisters and i am from malaysia. i graduated from the faculty of technology of our university in 2014. i had a history of working in the field of swimming, and i entered this field because of an accident. when i was four years old, i fell into a lake and was drowning. at that time, the only person who knew how to swim was my father. my father was trying to save me from the water, and actually it was my father who meant salvation dad, after this incident, my father decided to send me and all my brothers and sisters to swimming classes . he knew that my family and brothers have the talent to swim in the sea. after the accident, my brother and i started training in swimmin

this has rattled indonesia, because indonesia has these grand ev ambitions.more than $30 billion of investment, in terms of getting ev battery production plants in the country -- plants in the country. now that has a has established its presence and malaysia, it raises questions as to whether tesla is hindering indonesia. >> what does this mean for the ev ambitions then? >> indonesia may be concerned about, first of all, there is a distinction with what tesla is doing in malaysia. it is creating an ev charging infrastructure and also selling cars. what indonesia wants is more of an ev battery production plant. what's going to happen is, i think, from indonesia's perspective, now that tesla has established presence in malaysia, could it also set up a production chain? this would affect indonesia's ambitions. that's why the sentiment is, it is unclear what do you could be reached -- what deal could be reached, if any deal is reached. >> extreme heat around the world is starting to trigger covid like restrictions on public activity. iran has declared a two day p

this is something that indonesia is concerned about.ers from tesla. rishaad: looking at what this does for the electric vehicle ambitions of the government and authorities. >> i mean, they harbor major ambition to be the premier hub as an ev battery producer. indonesia, as we're seeing with the deals being signed, is making a huge energy transition. the significant component of this is actually ev battery. because it is one of the world's largest nickel reserves. the indonesian government right now is really rattled that tesla has moved -- or rather surpassed it and moved to malaysia, which is in our flight away. if tesla, down the road sets up an ev battery production plant in malaysia, that could be a huge debt to indonesia's aspirations. rishaad: thank you so much for that. we'll be checking in with what is going on with the buyback at -- seeing the stock. let's have a look at what we have coming up on the program. up 5% off the back of that $200 billion -- 200 billion yen buyback. up 17% of outstanding stock. that is the shipping co

today, our country's national team will face indonesia.puccino's students, who previously lost the result to indonesia in the preliminary stage , will advance to the asian group if they win today's game. our country won by 7254 against jordan yesterday the semi-final arrived. a number of women from our country along with some european mountaineers climbed one of the three conical peaks of the world. 11 female mountaineers climbed to the peak of ararat in turkey, or we damavand and arat are the secret world of the world. arad mountaineers from several european countries also fell with this team. after climbing the peak of ararat , women climbers waited for the holy flag of iran on this peak. the stage of the sitting volleyball girls' camp in the federation of veterans and disabled people is being followed up and we are trying to strengthen and strengthen the weak points and participate in song competitions with a stronger team and now with fewer words of honor, which makes the potential of the team strong. make it worse preparatory meetings

matt: i arrive in bali via a domestic flight from indonesia's capital, jakarta. for almost a year, the international airport has been shut. tourism has come to a grinding halt. male: please wear a mask. ♪♪♪ matt: walking through the international airport here, a place i've been through many times in my life is just quite surreal. it's normally bustling with international tourists coming to the island of the gods, but today it's so quiet, i can hear the air-conditioner. that's the only sound. [speaking foreign language] matt: over the past decade, the number of visitors to the island grew rapidly, from 2 to 6 million. around 80% of the balinese economy was generated by tourism. [speaking foreign language] matt: bali has been shut before. the 2002 kuta bombings and the erratic eruptions of volcano agung hurt the tourism industry, but ultimately it bounced back. this time no one knows when the pandemic will end. marchello aryafara: in the beginning, we thought this is gonna be one month, two months maximum. matt: it's now been 12 months. for marchello aryafara and t

the competition with hong kong, indonesia, kazakhstan and afghanistan. the group of our country's boys and girls taekwondo teams were tested in lebanon this morning to participate in the asian championship. the competition will be held from 11th to 13th of september, hosted by bay day, after a two-month period , the summer transfer market of football players will end today, and if the players under contract intend to leave, they can terminate the contract at the end of wednesday. and shahrivar is free to go to another team. mohammad reza hosseini, a sepahan football team player, by publishing a post from this isfahan team, the english clubs website announced that this club named four players of his team in the contract sale list, and al-hiyar sayadmanesh is one of these iranian attacking players who the second season his presence is in a state of experience. due to his long-term injury, missing many matches , he is on the sales list of the club. in the fourth week of the saudi professional football league , he defeated 40 shabab last night. in this game,

indonesia started today with the presence of 27 players the website of the english club has announced that the club has put the names of four players of its team on the sale list, and one of these players, the iranian striker of this team, al-hiyar sayadmanesh , is currently experiencing his presence in the second season of the city due to long-term injuries and losing many matches is included in the sales list of the club. the fourth week of the saudi professional football league. last night, al-nasr defeated 40 al-shabaab. in this game, ronaldo scored a goal from the penalty spot and blocked and sultan al-ghanam scored for al-nasr . last year's soccer player jazeera chose now played a key role in manchester city's championship and was able to win the golden boot of the jazeera league with 36 figures. thank you for your cooperation with the sports news of this saadabad. have a good time. god bless you . mr. badi's prayers were very effective. i am truly from the bottom of my heart. we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. please do some work in the province. blocket petrochemical