this is the independent country of indonesia and now the elders of indonesia shake hands with him as the first president in the history of this country. but will these smiles last? we have to wait and see what history has determined for sukarno, but today he is walking among the people of indonesia with a ring of flowers around his neck. ahmad sukarno now he is called the father of the indonesian nation. everything promises bright days that were depicted for the people in the revolution. but sukarno still hid something from the people. a big point that will determine the fate of the people of this country. indonesia has oil. this means that these people will soon be invaded by the giant oil companies. on the other side of the dia , a country has built a new empire in the world for some time. united states of america. americans consider themselves the guardians of freedom in the world. in front of the americans is the soviet union. a country with beliefs against the american system. soviet defenders the people of the world know. due to these two new superstitions, the world of war is

social divide in indonesia more. every dead person has a family and every dead person will hate sukarno at least 10 people. father indonesia is now a fragmented country. on october 1, 134, army generals are killed. a bitter death by an unknown group . general suharto accuses the chief of army staff of the communists. sukarno is extremely angry with the communists. the united states at its request is approaching sukarno understands that the work is related to the embassy. but too late, the bought army of indonesia makes a coup. the leadership of the coup is with general suharto. on the second of october 1344, general suharto declared martial law and occupied jakarta, the capital of indonesia. the american embassy had already prepared a complete list of five thousand political elements defending sukarno and now they are giving it to suharto. 5 thousand people are quickly arrested and shot. the american ambassador is personally protesting the names of those who have been executed. army trucks full of stunned people go t

the future conquerors of indonesia play tennis .s is their response to colonel suharto's message. he goes to the army colonel. the war begins , the indonesian army wins over the rebel army . this is the rebel commander standing here. he reads the statement of surrender and presents his weapon. the work is done. the us military should attack indonesia directly soon. giant b-52 planes are a serious threat in these countries, but sukarno still believes that his country should be kept independent. sukarno is satisfied with colonel suharto and his performance. he quickly made him the head of the army staff. he is happy, he is looking for suharto here. supreme commander of the armed forces of the republic of indonesia, appoint major general so harto, where is the man, this man, i appoint him as minister, commander. but he doesn't know that he will have to fight with him soon. americans also started studying this colonel. suharto was a mercenary before. for the japanese at war second world war for the dutch police. now he is in sukarno's a

the us military should attack indonesia directly soon. giant b-52 planes are landing in countries around indonesia . this is a new threat. but sukarno still believes that his country should be kept independent. sukarno is satisfied with colonel suharto and his performance. he quickly made him the head of the army staff. he is happy here following suharto. i president, supreme commander of the armed forces of the republic of indonesia appoint major general soharto, where is the man, this man, i appoint him as minister. but he doesn't know that he will have to fight with him soon. americans also started studying this colonel. suharto was a mercenary before. for japan. in world war ii, sometimes for the dutch police, sometimes even against the netherlands. now he is in sukarno's army. americans also believe that such a person will be able to negotiate. the american embassy in jakarta, the capital of indonesia , starts these negotiations. 65 million dollars distributed among the indonesian army. maybe the story will finally be revealed and su

from a geopolitical point of view, indonesia was precisely the place where the interests of the united states and the soviets clashed. union, in principle, for the soviet union, from an ideological point of view, this was, so to speak, one of the most important points that needed to attract this country to its side, of course, that’s all, that means, these are the nuances of the geopolitical game and the big games, yes, they influenced the internal situation of indonesia, the soviet union provided enormous, that is, military assistance to indonesia, there even the cruiser arzhenikidze, which was delivered, it was one of the most modern, in short, military ships that was delivered the soviet union, that means its allies, and then there were almost 100 aircraft, su and migi, which were the most modern at that time, soviet advisers worked in indonesia, helping to create the young state. when did indonesia acquire independence, that is, in the process of the national liberation movement, he was one of the leaders , he held many positive, progressive positions , he was friends with the sovi

indonesia's horizontal income is collapsing. planes even hit local markets and what remains of these markets are corpses it is scattered. but this scenario also runs into problems. one of these planes crashes and the pilot falls alive into the hands of sukarno's government. or all will be revealed. will sukarno react significantly? sukarno does not show any particular reaction. the us foreign ministry also calls its ambassador to this country. the next ambassador is a veteran coup plotter. everything for the next operation. the black organization is getting ready. britain gives parts of the occupied islands of the philippines near indonesia. now it's time to collect mercenaries. one thing that is very common in indonesia these days is hungry people. the hungry who were angered by the corruption of sukarno's government offices. so angry that they put the emblem of soviet communism on their huts. most of these people are also people who have fallen to this day with the collapse of indonesia's economy. black agents go among the peo

and that is why typically we go to the president of indonesia. it's just recently called that this must be resolved in accordance with the power meters agreed by the united nations overall. i think it's interesting to see that in the support of, by a, by indonesia for the protestant in cost is very much tied to an anti colonial, a attitude that is enshrined in the, in the nation constitution. so in the lesions, draw a parallel to the, from their colonial history to the current middle eastern conflict. indonesia is also headed to presidential elections and next uh, the current situation. the pin is around of how miles have an impact on those polls . it was a very sensitive issue here and so you could tell it the earlier this year, for instance, when the you 20 was cup was to pay close to take place here. one of the candidates was not running for president for the next year. presidential election here it was, the main person who um asks that israel would not participate in the new 20, although they qualified and subsequently the host uh that envisi

the does call just to level are within us in there divided views on israel, brunei, malaysia and indonesia. i have expressed you in a see what the palestinians and none of them has diplomatic relations with israel. single poor thailand and philippines have less striving views, indonesian foreign minister retinal, mark moody, said the countries that condemned all attacks against civilians uncalled for durable, ceasefire and mentions in my statement and for all concerned party to ensure the most effective and efficient access for humanitarian aid and really supplies and other basic mississippi essential substances as well as result restoration of electricity. these water and others, prose palestinian sentiment is widespread. an engine naisha from any see, the crisis has a moment to show solidarity with the most in world. telling me off on this from jakarta dw, are you sure pacific dentistry of care mouth as gail is seen, a number of pro palestinian demonstrations in indonesia as and some others that are attacking these for what all people demanding for one reason weeks they are, they're actu

as a result, the president of indonesia was forced to abdicate power, and general suharte became thewhen suharta came to power, he began political purges, primarily among the communist party , the us embassy and the cia, although they did not admit it initially, provided him with significant support. the cia has developed such a strategy that, with their own hands, it means indonesians to destroy the communist party. this was embedded, fit into the american strategy, the so-called strategy, which means domino, that the creation of socialist states cannot be allowed anywhere, because the domino principle operates and continues, they this theory was put forward after the victory of the revolution in cuba, and when the americans could not strangle him, and after cuba the revolutionary movements began in the caribbean, this is nicaragua, this is the dominican republic in other countries, and this... frightened the americans, and the americans, therefore, in this situation , took advantage of the moment to bring to power, which means, a person who would then carry out their will, in the f

and that is why drill could we go to the president of indonesia? i just recently called that this must be result in accordance with a power meters agreed by the united nations overall. i think it's interesting to see that in the, the, the support of, by a, by indonesia for the public opinion, cost is very much tied to an anti colonial, a attitude that is enshrined in the nation constitution. so indonesians draw a parallel to the from their colonial history to the current and middle eastern conflict. indonesia is also headed to presidential elections and next uh, current situation. depending is around of how miles have an impact on those polos i was of course, a very sensitive issue here. and so you could tell that the earlier this year, for instance, when the you 20 was cup was to pay close to take place here. one of the candidates who is now running for president for the next year presidential election. here it was the main person who i asked, that's a israel would not participate you 20, although they qualified and subsequently the host uh that e

this is southeast asia's first high—speed rail and it connects indonesia's capital ofjakarta indonesia'sndonesia's capital ofjakarta to the fourth most populous city. the china funded railway project began construction in 2016 and becomes part of china's belt and road initiative. after seven years it finally begins commercial operation this month, launched by indonesian presidentjoko widodo. with a top speed of approximately 350 kph, the service cuts down commute time between the two big cities to approximately half an hour. this is just a fraction to the existing train service with a duration of three hours. cutting down time however does not come cheap. the total projected cost of the railway service was initially estimated at 5.5 billion us dollars, with three quarters of that money coming from china development bank and the remaining from china railway and indonesian state owned companies. but last year, the indonesian government said it needed an additional 1.2 billion us dollars in order to meet the deadline of a commercial launch in 2023. additionally, the service was originally s

all right, we will| leave it there but thank you for that report from indonesia.rting from jakarta. now to numbers from netflix. the streaming platform now has more than 240 million subscribers, adding 8.7 million of them just sincejune. the company said a crackdown on password sharing worked but it still needs to raise prices for some of its plans in the us, uk and france. in more news, tesla also reported results for the june to september quarter with both profit and revenue coming in below expectations. tesla said it has begun pilot production of the cyber truck, with the first deliveries scheduled for november, but owner elon musk says he doesn't expect a significant cash flow from the much anticipated vehicle for some time. the intelligence agencies from the uk, us, canada, australia new zealand known as the five eyes have issued a rarejoint statement accusing china of using artificial intelligence for spinal operations. comments were made after meetings with private companies in the us innovation hub of silicon valley. our business report has been following

now the main reason for this is mal nutrition and indonesia. this is often caused by eating too much junk food. this, this outside me, he's almost 3. he may look healthy enough, but he suffers from a form of malnutrition. that's ca, stunting. the of the assign is that awesome a small for his age. he's just one of more than 70000 children and use most up and data prevents whose future is the fact that because they are stunted. this is part of a problem. next, i'm sure great drink sold at hawk installed kids last time. good parents don't seem to understand things like this. don't have enough pretty to nourish the growing body. nicholas, how do you see him just every day? and the next day he was more. it's hard when the soul is close because he cries and insist on having more. he had a real my leaving me no choice but to get it for him. like to what the, what the awesome is little because he was malnourished during what health workers call the crucial 1st 1000 days, pregnancy until 2 years old as a child was done that at this age may never be able

i think the main thing in indonesia is whether the country actually needs this.train to bandung than it does with the bus. the stations are really far out of the city centre. i have seen that from personal experience. even the indonesian government admits that even with really strong ticket sales, best case scenario, it will take them decades and decades to break even. you have got people who are uneasy with the idea of china dictating terms, taking out bigger loans from china, that sort of thing. that is it from old business reports. due to stay with us because we have plenty more coming from tel aviv. —— do stay with us. for now, goodbye. it may look like a small circle of paint, but for many former cancer patients, it is the missing puddle piece. —— puzzle piece. the real prize is using her skills to help people who have undergone huge physical changes as a result of surgery. it physical changes as a result of surue . , ., ., surgery. it is vital for those men and women _ surgery. it is vital for those men and women who _ surgery. it is vital for those men and

indonesia's first high speed railway opens its doors to passengers today.billion project — which is backed by china — is part of the belt and road initiative, aimed at relieving the country's severe trafficjam problems and reducing commute times. our indonesia correspondent has this report. this is south east asia's first high speed rail. and it connects indonesia's capital ofjakarta, to bandung, the country's fourth most popular city. the china—funded railway project began construction in 2016, and it forms part of china's belt and road initiative. after seven years, it finally begins commercial operations this month, launched by indonesian presidentjoko widodo. with a top speed of approximately 350 kilometres per hour, the service cuts down commute time between the two big cities to approximately half an hour. this is just a fraction in comparison to existing train service, with a duration of three hours. cutting down time, however, has not come cheap. the total projected cost of the railway service was initially estimated as $5.5 billion, with three—quar

countries like indonesia are hungry for infrastructure, and china can provide that.win, the problem is that when things don't go according to plan, they do seem to be a bit one—sided, but that is simply something that indonesia was willing to accept when itjumped on the pri train. another story coming to us which concerns the phone maker nokia which concerns the phone maker nokia which has just announced that it plans to cut up to 111,000 jobs over the next three years as it looks to cut costs after disappointing sales of its 5g equipment. the announcement came as nokia revealed announcement came as nokia revealed a 70% drop in third—quarter profits with revenues falling to $140 million. and the food and drink giant nestle has reported a fall in its sales volume in the first nine months of the year as shoppers respond to higher prices, the company increased its prices by 8.4% over the period, part of a wider pattern of higher inflation. bringing you different stories from across the... this 15—year—old from merthyr tydfil has made so many of these bracelets. she has

there 1500000 of them across indonesia. but it is thought only about 10 percent have any training dr. redone has model works for the n g o 1000 days fine. they're trying to help some of them a lot. be kind of kind of push on to the and how do we provide comprehensive training to the pos young? do countries in the hope of my presentation advising that role and indonesia inside of the field? we envision a future with these contracts or st. profit training. fair and seem to have and job security such as the team yet for 5 years after being trained and deployed, being on a guided and leveled, the ultimate goal is to significantly reduce the stunting, right? but here on, come on the island. there was a long way to go of educating parents on how the children should develop as one thing, getting the kids to stop eating junk food may be more difficult. having lucy, mothers often take pass and spending socialization events. many of them inside the palace to change things. perhaps the kiosks make it difficult for us on me. it's too l

look at the opportunities that indonesia has.ces with geothermal that needs to be unlocked. the target is quite challenging. rishaad: absolutely, and what are the challenges? give us more of a sense. you have told us about the biggest ones, but they are more nuanced than just that one thing -- aren't they? dannif: can you repeat the question? rishaad: you outlined some of the challenges, but can you give us an idea of what they mean in the grand scheme of things because they are very nuanced. they are obvious but small ones which get into the weight of this position. dannif: yeah, as i said, the target is challenging but there are opportunities for indonesia to progress with the energy transition. and pertamina, the strategy is to increase the hydrocarbon productions but make sure the emissions are reduced. one example is increasing biofuels like diesel and ethanol split develop new green businesses. this is to make sure pertamina will provide energy low carbon emissions. rishaad: absolutely, and you've got targets there for this

russia and indonesia have, in general, normal business partnerships, and that says something.t on the formula of power broadcast we will talk about the 11th president of italy, giorgio napolitana. on september 22 of this year in rome, at the age of 99, the outstanding italian politician, eleventh president of italy, giorgi opolitano, died. all of italy, politicians, and diplomats, and ordinary romans , presidents, heads of state of a number of countries, and many other politicians came to rome, and although the funeral was secular, which does not happen so often in today's italy. but his personal pope francis also arrived to say goodbye to his friend. president emeritus, senator for life george napolitan, was given state honors. on september 26, the funeral procession left the palazzo madama, where the senate, the upper house of deputies of italy is located, crossed the historical center of rome, passed through scorsomento, vodorets montecetori. lower house of deputy, secular funeral of george napolitana, the first in the history of the republic to take place in montetoria, a

indonesia has good visibility, china has stimulus. other markets we've already seen things happening. taiwan, ai. that is well understood for the moment. you get those underlying themes in those markets that are going to offset the headwinds. yvonne: year targets for 2024, how importance is earnings? >> earnings will be important because we are not going to get global tailwinds. global tailwinds would mean money comes back. and pes would move higher across the board. we assume for the moment that's not going to take place so the difference is earnings growth and earnings growth is reasonably well in some markets. in china it is growing so we see pockets where it is resilient. rishaad: you look at vietnam, that is had stellar export growth. as it transforms china in the supply chain. >> and had domestic problems with property to a certain extent in the banking system. so with problems at the banks over the last two years or so, they've dealt with that. liquidity being provided, some written off. so don't forget vietnam is as you say a

one of the most recent is a high—speed railway in indonesia.our asia business correspondent nick marsh was one of the first to take a ride and sent us this report. this is the fastest train in all of southeast asia. certainly faster than e*trade in the us and uk. right now i'm in the us and uk. right now i'm injakarta and heading to bandung. there we were driving to take three hours but with whoosh or a 45 minutes. but actually this was not supposed to have been built by china. japan with their famous rail system with heavy favourites to win the bid. they said they'd finance the project at basically 0% interest but they did need a guarantee from indonesian government that it is devon with money if anything went wrong. but then charlie came in with a counteroffer and said we will build this cheaper or build quicker and we don't need any guarantee from indonesian government. but they did want to% interest on their loan. indonesia picked china to many people's surprise but in the end of this project is three years late, $2 million over budget, and

one of the most recent projects is a high—speed railway in indonesia.a backed projects, it's not been without controversy. 0ur asia business correspondent nick marsh was one of the first to take a ride, and sent us this report. this is the fastest train in all of southeast asia, it certainly faster than any train in the us or the uk. right now i'm injakarta, and i'm heading to been doing. if we were driving, it would take about three hours. but with whoosh, it'll take 45 minutes. but actually, this really wasn't supposed to have been built by china. japan, with their famous rail system, where the heavy favourites to win the bid, saying that they would finance the process democrat project at 0% interest, but they did need a guarantee from the indonesian government that they would step in with money if anything went wrong. but then china came in with a counter offer, saying "we will build this cheaper and quicker, and no guarantee from the indonesian government." but they did want to present interest on their loan. indonesia picked china, to many people's

countries like indonesia are hungry for infrastructure and china can provide that. is a win—win. the problem is that when things don't go according to plan, the risks, political, economic, environmental, they do seem to be a bit one—sided, but that is simply something that indonesia was willing to accept when it jumped on the pri train. next, go to have your programme, as promised we are going live to you. just give us a sense of what you found on the ground when you talk to people in terms of the bri initiative as well as how south asia in general has received it. there is an awful — general has received it. there is an awful lot _ general has received it. there is an awful lot of— general has received it. there is an awful lot of pride, - general has received it. there is an awful lot of pride, no - is an awful lot of pride, no doubt that whoosh, this new high—speed rail, it is an impressive operation, it is smooth, sleek. there were a lot of people who are on laughing, smiling, wearing traditional batik shirts, that is what you wear on a formal occasion. and real

and indonesia prepares to launch the first high—speed railway in southeast asia after years of delay.from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. starting with the big story that came out of spain over the weekend where investigators are working to identify the victims of a deadly nightclub fire in the southeastern city of murcia. at least 13 people are known to have died in what's believed to be spain's worst such disaster in over 30 years. it broke out in the popular teatre nightclub, in the early hours of the morning. our correspondent, guy hedgecoe, sent this report. the fire began at around 6am in the fonda milagros nightclub before spreading to two venues next to it. the cause of the blaze is unknown, but its effect was devastating. translation: we don't know anything. - we are waiting for news to see whether some of our family members have come out alive. translation: i think we left 30 seconds or one minute _ before the alarms went off and all the lights went out and there were screams saying there was a fire. i was in a place where

one of the most recent is a high—speed railway in indonesia.bri projects, it's not been without controversy. 0ur asia business reporter nick marsh was one of the first to take a ride and sent us this report. this is the fastest train in all of south—east asia. it is certainly faster than any train in the us or the uk. right now, i am injakarta and i'm heading to bandung. if we were driving, it would take about three hours, but with whoosh, it will take about 45 minutes. but actually, this really wasn't supposed to have been built by china. japan, with theirfamous shinkansen rail system, they were the heavy favourites to win the bid. they said that they would finance the project at basically 0% interest, but they did need a guarantee from the indonesian government that they would step in with money if anything went wrong. but then china came in with a counter—offer. they said we're going to build this cheaper, we'll build it quicker, and we don't need any guarantee from the indonesian government. but they did want 2% interest on their loan. well

van thillo: it's not just the reefs in indonesia. it's the reefs in the united states, it's the reefs all around the world, and they all are connected. dustan: we need to focus every bit of energy we have on these issues and realize that the game is for keeps. extinction is forever. alling: we're all part of this biosphere, and it's all ours to care for. van thillo: planet earth is an amazing place, and we just need to wake up and take care of what we have. low: less words, but more action. yeah. [kids cheering] dustan: the easiest, quickest thing we could do right now is to become much more efficient; more efficient cars, buildings, light bulbs--more efficient everything to save energy. we could reduce a lot of the stress pretty much painlessly and drive a whole new kind of economy and get off carbon. that's really critical. 10/30/23 10/30/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> i wish god will have mercy on us and they were stops. you suffered a lot. we cannot bear what is happe

russia and indonesia could actively cooperate in the field energy security and nuclear energy, abouton the fields of valdai, good afternoon, thank you very much for taking the time to answer our questions, my first question is, what are your impressions of the valdai sessions, which were the most interesting for you personally? valdai is always interesting for me, it is here that i feel that there are truly scientific researchers. i'm doing my best to come. at the current sessions, it seems to me that the most important topic discussed is energy security. i saw how russia is developing, the energy sector will only become larger, and not smaller, as the west wishes. this is very interesting, especially the plans for development to the east in the pacific region. but i have a question: do we understand that the northern flow is interrupted? well, let’s call it that, and hence my question, i asked it yesterday, but no one answered me, i don’t know why: will the military follow the oil and gas pipeline, because you know, the concept of us energy security, for example, is like this, they

but i'm confirming is big business in indonesia. the east asian country has the 2nd largest at quick coach the industry in the world of to china, producing 14800000 tons in 2020 bucks had a negative impact on the environment up to 40 percent of the countries mangrove trees have been cut down for fish farms and over feeding, fish pollutes the more to the excess feed, decomposes and releases, harmful substances like ammonia and nitrates. brown, whose life is smoke feed was the 1st step him, which has become a thriving at clear tech business. it uses motion sensors to find out when the fisher hungry and then releases the adequate amounts of feed into the palms. this reduces waste and water pollution a plus for the environments. with fish, thomas was skeptical at 1st and they weren't familiar enough with the technology to benefit from whose life is idea. it was definitely the challenge and the very beginning of the farmers that don't have any mobile phone and they don't know the cloud. what, what his cloud cloud is, is in on the sky of

that'd be indonesia? yeah. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the weather brought to you by visit cutoff. here's your headlines for the america, so after this disturbance dunc copious amounts of rain on new york city with salt record rainfall, it's now pushed out toward the advantage. so that's gonna replace a much calmer condition sunshine in new york with a height of 23 degrees on sundays. what weather is still draped over the us state of florida. that means another dept in miami at $32.00 degrees and for the us south west active weather she it's now over the peaks of the rocky mountain. so i think we'll see some snow look at boise idaho. 14 degrees on sunday. that's below average for this some year. western canada, fairly cool, but for the eastern prairies were hanging onto some heat because of a southerly wind. so when it takes up to $28.00, your temperatures will fall off on monday. central america, fairly typical weather is here, but i want to show you around the eastern caribbean, we've got 2 t

the munoz rain forest is shed by 3 countries, indonesia, malaysia, and renee. it's home to hundreds of endemic plants and animals are rich and unique habitat, but it's slowly drawing its abundant resources over exploited. it's where i would estimate today. less than half the trees remain, yet the procession of trucks never ends. the forest tries to so the progress as best as it can. but here would means money load of trucks stop at nothing to get that call, go to ports and big cities, 7 days a week. each journey is full with challenges. for drivers, overcoming them from a salary of about $550.00 a month. the uses has now been carrying this house on the back of his truck for 7 hours. he's tired. that remains focus. so the, the upon arrival. they have to negotiate a difficult i'm loading with no crane to help you from the loved is must rely on that. the this impact went under the bulldozer acts as an unloading talk. the . the house is johnny is still not the . it's headed for the river by with a men we live in the depths of the jungle for 11 months. the of the, a

bank of indonesia not going to do anything. why? it will be the ninth straight month that the bank of indonesia will hold its policy rate, but it looks like it will be less comfortable doing that this time around. on the one hand you have inflation so low. the bank of indonesia governors saying if he was looking at domestic indications, he would have already started easing, but they have to be wary of global spillovers. at the same time, bank of indonesia has resisted the lower -- the lure of rate hikes to bolster the currency. what you should expect later is that they will talk a lot about policy tools such as fx intervention or the sale of securities to bolster the currency. yvonne: you mentioned what has been driving the currency. is it mostly on dollar strength why we are seeing it at the lowest since april 2020? >> yes. a couple of things are bringing down the currency. first of all, exports, now out of the equation. you have coal and palm oil prices starting to normalize. the current account has swung back to a deficit. really

do countries in the hyper my probation advising that role in indonesia? inside of the field? we envision a future with these countries are see profit training fair and seem to have and job security such as the team yet the 5 years after being trained and employed, and guided and leveled, the ultimate goal is to significantly reduce the stunting, right? but here and come to the island, there is a long way to go educating parents on how the children should develop as one thing, getting the kids to stop getting joe who may be more difficult. having those mothers often take pass and spending socialization events. many of them inside the palace to change things. perhaps the kiosks make it difficult for us on me, it's too late to live is live here and come with the island smaller and possibly sicker than his friends are. you is no at least armed with the understanding of how she might be any future children. you are of course watching your news live from birth. then here's a reminder of our top story. curtis separate as p k. k groups, as it carried out a suicide bombing, and the tu

i believe we have live images of motorcycle protest support the palestinian people um at bikasi indonesia can we get those uh there we go let's get that image out to you that this is uh these are indonesians and we've seen a lot of protests out of indonesia out of malaysia out of the far east like chinese cities um south korea just earlier we showed you images of a pro- palestine protest out of the south korean capital and just few days ago from inchon south korea now this is bikasi indonesia a pro'. palestinian rally there you can see on motorcycles, that's the first time i've seen one of these, very interesting, see motorcyclists in the streets of bicassi showing their support for palestinian men, women and children, for 21 days now have been targeted by the israeli re the civilian population of gaza out of the 700 deceased, 3,000 have been children, 1700 have been women, over 70. 5% of them have been women and children, over a third of the entire civilian infrastructure has been leveled in gaza at the same time there's a crippling sie there, no uh food, fuel or power is getting in and

that i've been racking a full test in some countries, including indonesia, against israel inspections in the region, and to reassure as also the world's largest most the majority country. waiving engine nation and palestinian flags protestors gathered in large numbers in jakarta over the weekend to call for an end to israel. blockade of guys and just rainy air strikes. the action following the attack on israel by the tower group come us during withdrawn, men killed at least 1400 is really civilians and took over 200 hostages demonstrations, marched from several mosques to the heavy guard us embassy in jakarta, financing americans support for israel and waving on t, israel pluck cards, there were protests inside the un mission and the engine nation foreign affairs ministry. at the inaugural meeting of the gulf cooperation council, which brings together our gulf and as in nations, indonesia, as president joe co, we, dodo strongly criticized israel and called for a cease fire and then put it budget. then when the on that data set that up, we expressed our deep concern about the developme

that's what within us in there divided views on israel brunei, malaysia and indonesia have expressed, you know, see what the palestinians. and none of them has diplomatic relations with israel. single poor thailand and philippines have less striving views, indignation, foreign minister, retinal, mark moody, said the countries that condemned all attacks against civilians. i called for durable cease fire and mention in my statement and for all concerned party to ensure the most effective and efficient access for humanitarian aid and really supplies and other basic necessary the essentials set pieces as well as the result restoration of.

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there 1500000 of them across indonesia. but it is thought only about 10 percent have any training dr. redone has model works for the n g o 1000 based on their trying to help some of them a lot. be good to kind of push a new done. how do we provide comprehensive training to the push on new countries in the hyper probation advising that role in indonesia? inside of the field, we envision the future with these countries receive corporate training fair and seem to have and job security, such as the team yet for 5 years after being trained and employed, and guided and leveled, the ultimate goal is to significantly reduce the stunting, right a but here on come to the island, there is a long way to go. educating parents on how the children should develop as one thing . getting the kids to stop getting joe who may be more difficult. i mean those mothers often take pass and spending socialization. events, many of them inside the palace to change things that helps the kiosks make it difficult for us on me, it's too late to live is li

so that's uh our guest international barie grossman joining us from bali indonesia. thank you for. to this segment of the program uh we are focusing uh fully on the israeli war on gaza uh as uh the uh israeli attacks on the palestinian besieg territory continue uh if i'm correct it's the 13th day of non-stop israeli attacks on the defenses people of gaza we are going to go for a short break but we'll be right back on the bottom of the hour with uh the world news thanks for watching everybody. להרוס ולהתקדם, עם תותחים, עם הפתצות, להרוס בית ולהכנס הלא, להרוס עוד בית ולהכנס, לפתיע אותם, שלא ידעו מאיפה בא הפגז או מאיפה באה הפצצה, על כמה על מה שהם עוללים לנו, עכשיו הולכת להתחולל, עכשיו הולכים להיות דברים שלא חלמנו עליהם, כן, שיפלו עליהם פצצות שישמיו אותם, כל מה שהנביאים מנבאים, הוא הולך על אחרית ימים מתרחש עכשיו. the headlines more palestinians fall victim to israel's attacks on the ghaza strip as the regime continued its genocidal policy against the besieg territory. pro-palestinian rallies continue across the world in the hague. protesters urge the international crimina

atrocities. now we are receiving some live images if i'm not mistaken from the city of jakarta, indonesia. there is, as you can see, demonstration underway, and by the signs, you can tell that people are rallying to call for an end to israeli brutal aggression on gaza, so this is yet another demonstration of people in support of palestine, the palestinians fight for freedom of their land. and as you can see the signs are reading and calling for israel to stop its brutal aggression, the city of jakarta, indonesia, you see crowds that have gathered, chanting slogans in support of palestinians, who are fighting for their freedom. you can hear the chance, it is very important for these people to stand at the right side of the story here, and they are making their stands very clear, the city of jakarta, indonesia. live images that we're receiving from demonstration and support of palestinians and moving on, journalists and political commentator said says israel is doing everything it can to pump out victim narrative for the regime while committing war crimes. so there's been a huge pr campaign

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on august 17 1945, the declaration of independence of indonesia, a former judge, colony was proclaimed liberation movement was played by the national hero of the indonesian people to gardens. however, amsterdam had its own plan, which was to defeat the revolution. more over, they were supported by great britain. the colonial troops setup control over the main cities in the country, but the countryside remained in the hands of the rebels and the resistance continued growing. in 1946, the british left indonesia, whereas the dutch did not want to lose power and switch to the tactics of total terror. in december 1947, the royal troops committed the massacre of the inhabitants in the village of rubble . god, a 431 civilians were killed. all in all the lives of 100000. indonesians were on the conscience of the dutch colonialists and their allies, mass executions, and regular bombing did not help. and other lines, their troops got blocked in the cities. the world community demanded to put it into violence and the empire started in negotiations. in 1949, the head round table conference was hel

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amir abdullahian , discussed with the foreign ministers of iraq, lebanon, tunisia, mauritania, and indonesia about preventing gaza attacks. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, o allah , peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their fate and good morning to you, dear viewers, dear and respected countrymen, we are your students. stay with us with detailed news from 8:00 am until the end. the start of an electronic mail from the representative of the 12th term of the elections of the parliament, the head of the election headquarters of the country , can enter the system only once . information upload yourself. the election calendar of the 2nd parliament reached the final registration station. that too by passing the verification stage of pre- registration documents. 4884 applicants who registered and uploaded documents. according to the announcement of the country's election headquarters, 86% of male applicants and 14% of female applicants are. and the educational qualifications of the applicants were announced as 161 doctorates, 70% m