if you enter indonesia as a diplomat, you leave indonesia a diplomat. we can't know what the marines bring. we can't understand what they bring from here or what they bring from outside to here. the side the lot. so if i say that number, who is conducting intelligence activities, of course, i cannot prove it because intelligence activities are secretive by nature. so we can't talk about proving the work as intelligence, but i could sense that something was not transparent. it's covered up as if it's a health research activity. they said my staff could not keep up with the scientific development that they had. in other words, my staff were stupid. one mystery, i see a nam ru, is that the research is not as exciting as what other researchers from america come to do. research should be showcased or it should be a big deal, but i don't see that. i understand the reason nam room is working in indonesia is to focus on malaria and tuberculosis, but the research on malaria and tuberculosis has stayed the same. there's no progress at all. and then i saw that nam

if you enter indonesia as a diplomat, you leave indonesia a diplomat. we can't know what the marines bring. we can't understand what they bring from here or what they bring from outside to here. the side the lot. so if i say that number, who is conducting intelligence activities, of course, i cannot prove it because intelligence activities are secretive by nature. so we can't talk about proving the work as intelligence, but i could sense that something was not transparent. it's covered up as if it's a health research activity. they said my staff could not keep up with the scientific development that they had. in other words, my staff were stupid. one mystery, i see a nam ru, is that the research is not as exciting as what other researchers from america come to do. research should be showcased or it should be a big deal, but i don't see that. i understand the reason nam room is working in indonesia is to focus on malaria and tuberculosis, but the research on malaria and tuberculosis has stayed the same. there's no progress at all. and then i saw that nam

the philippines, malaysia, and indonesia, and in 2019 the authorities in jakarta, objected indonesia would no longer be the world's rubbish dump. hundreds of containers full of waste were sent back to their countries of origin. a move that made global headlines. to day the import of plastic waste into indonesia is banned, but ru shows us how ex borders have managed to circumvent this band. she takes us along the port of pseudo via the customs in the suit on a, uh, new port. but uh, you know, there are millions of containers come every year, so uh, our government don't have enough capacity to check every single container. so they only can check a sample. rou, says plastic waste, just concealed in containers, that deliver recycled paper to cardboard factories. the container can also become a physical that will bring plastics, crap and sign the paper bills. the paper mills in for about 3000000 pounds of paper of paper weighs the root estimates that 10 percent of the containers. content is illegal garbage. she believes that $300000.00 tons of recycled plastic are smuggled into the countr

is also the vision of progressive indonesia. it was the former indonesian presidents go to turn his country into one of the world's leading industrial nations. but this industrialization comes at a price, the destruction of nature, and the displacement of local communities. toggle chill, our angry because they have destroyed our for the of all over the archipelago. people are campaigning for the future of their homeland ru lives on the island of java and is fighting against plastic pollution. the country produces more than $3000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year. really wants to stop this plastics. on the island of borneo bus suki is trying to save or wrong, no. johns, from immune into extinction. i think that in this the java is the economic heart of indonesia with more than $1000.00 inhabitants per square kilometer. the population density here is one of the world's highest. it's also indonesia is most industrialized island with factory after factory. as far as the i can see, like here in the east of the island, in the vil

, some parts of indonesia. and i went such as java are endemic, is owned for rabies. so and then you're gonna look towards these became very alarmed. and this investigation caused a lot of store and over till the mid leaves now where tuck, he says he will not conduct an operation in syria. if a new authorities in damascus, he stablish full control over the countries territory. there is a new administration in damascus. now i think this is primarily their concern. now if they address this issue properly, there will be no reason for us to intervene. we wouldn't call it a takeover because it would be a grave mistake to present what's been happening in syria for syria and people. it is not a takeover. i think if there is any takeover, it's the will of the syrian people which is taking over now. the other tech, to stop the diploma responded to earlier comments made by incoming us president donald trump, who said that on correct was responsible for the fall of syria and lead to a bunch of other side. nobody knows wha

it's frequently by indonesia, media, but the subject was not always connected with ukraine. i know that in many cases he comments as a piece briefings about american, the involvement, and the biological experiments and biological laboratories and you cream that was the biggest case that we saw in 2022. i was asked me to, to, to southeast asia, and actually i did an investigative and use these journalistic investigation on, uh, the connections between on the possible connection between the premium um biological, uh, experiments and laboratories of the united states and the labs that were functioning here in southeast asia, in 2022, you've got a curio of mentions and one of his briefings uh, the american uh, number 2 lab, which was overrating in indonesia until 2012. and he mentioned that this is one of the facilities which was shut down by local authorities and local media has definitely become interested in those they pick up uh they picked up all the reports and they did several news pieces. portals like that. take run a thorough investigation of american activities in indo

, some parts of indonesia. and i went such as joshua are endemic, is owned for rabies. so and then you're gonna look towards these became very alarmed. and this investigation caused a lot of storage. but the so our attention now to the middle east dom oscar this has reopened is horrible for the 1st time off of the full of bush shot out i've had a milestone admits so soon as the civilian flight takes off from damascus. touching down in a let a wall as they say, shocked to international roads, thousands leads and level to collaborate with his own classes. and we just was as well as agencies. so any reports on the border, this is mess. now, one of the land folding crossing from syria is 11 and thousands of fleeting the country since a hold of the government, driven from that housing supply the terrace militia and now running the country. there were reports of summary executions, the headings on pro, selecting the minority communities that don't applied for their extremist agenda. the situation of the board remains

parts of indonesia. i wouldnt such as java are in demick, his own for rabies, so then you're gonna look towards these became very alarmed and this uh, investigation caused a lot of store. so definitely wherever areas, utah about, so connected with the death of a russian general lieutenant general, eager to get a loaf. uh, there is a lot of concern whether there can be any similarities and coincidence happening in ukraine in this part of the world in africa in italy. because as we know, they exhibit the american bio labs is quite spread out um as my own. as part of my own investigations, i saw a, one of the laboratories in georgia before the conflict of a 2008. and we were taking on the tour and so this lab and we were being convinced by the georgian authorities that uh, this uh, biological lab is only for peaceful purposes. uh so at this moment we have increased uh interest to the investigation of what's really happened to in the case of uh, uh, which on the general you had kitty left. and it definitely

the american uh, number 2 lab, which was operating in indonesia until 2012. he mentioned that this is one of the facilities which was shut down by local authorities and local media has definitely become interested in this. they pick up, they picked up the report, the minister of the health minister at that time, the city for the was safari. she became curious about possible connections between the activities of american troops and american military personnel, which was working here at this lab as it was uh, it looks as involvement by the american diplomatic and military personnel. so uh, she was trying to get to dig further into this, she had her suspicions about possible connections between the outbreak of abl influenza in 2009 and indonesia and the activities, the inverse of the experience of the biological nature here on engine use on soil performed by the u. s. a. so what she did is she did a lot to convince bill to ortiz, to close down the laboratory. she was quite extra for that. and what's the indonesian journal as did after the kurds, you've got to gi

, some parts of indonesia. and i wouldn't such as java are in democrats own for rabies. so, and then you don't look towards these became very alarmed. and this investigation caused a lot of store. now there is a stride of truth coming out to the us. the nation's secretary of state has admitted that washington has been involved in resume, changes around the world over the past 20 years without resolving a success or the remark was made to the question about you, ron? i think if we looked at the last 20 years, our experiments and reading change is not exactly been resolved success. so i think we have to be have a, an appropriate degree of humility in focusing in that, in that way on a problem. but focusing on everything we need to do to effectuate policy change the stop the country from doing things that are threats to our interest, as well as best our values that yes has to be front and center while another country is taking a stand against washington's intervention, it in the debates have as erupt it in parliam

indonesia was the worst hit country.than 167,000 people were killed with waves reaching more than 50 metres. these pictures are from commemorations today in banda aceh in indonesia, where residents have been taking part in a vigil to remember those who lost their lives. a minute's silence was observed and a siren, replicating the warning siren of 20 years ago, was played. i'm joined now by our southeast asia correspondentjonathan head. he reported extensively from the region in the wake of the tsunami. good to have the on the programme this morning. you reported on the story. what does 20 years meant to you and for those people you talk to over the years? i for those people you talk to over the years?— for those people you talk to over the years? i think it is, the thing — over the years? i think it is, the thing about _ over the years? i think it is, the thing about a _ over the years? i think it is, the thing about a natural. the thing about a natural disaster compared to so many other stories we cover where there is a

the hurdles to a happy marriage loves stories from indonesia. the having sex before or outside of marriage will soon be a punishable offense. in indonesia, as well co habitation between unmarried couples until now common little marriage and same sex relationships. although from the phone, when not considered a criminal offense and the well, the largest democracy, mixed estimates the 2 couples also have a hard time in the multi ethnic state. but some still do that to mary. tell fun, well hop and pink and mangled while i have known each other for many years. they were high school sweethearts, but ended their relationship because of their different fates. po fun got married to another woman, but in 2020 his wife passed away. then after more than a decade of living separate lives till finally con rekindled, then of the happy that i have a feeling of such a duration. so what tell fun has gone through and the 15 years that we haven't been together and i ended up, i really didn't expect that a high school boy who seemed ignorant, who didn't care about

, some parts of indonesia. and i went such as java are endemic, is own for rabies. so and then you're gonna look towards these became very alarmed . and this investigation caused a lot of store well, i missed a lot of patients now to the middle east. them off the sides, reopened. it add port with 1st time off the, the full bush out out. i 5 now milestone mid taylor city. of the severe and flight takes off from the mazda, is touching down in a level while asked by stays. sunsets international routes, thousands cleats in lebanon grappling with is a crisis. i mean tensions with israel all days are assuming it was the this is my so one of the land folding, crossing from city age 11 and thousands of fleeting the country since a hold of the government, driven from that housing supply the terrace militia and not running the country that were reports of summary executions back readings. unplugged dyslexic, so the minority communities that don't abide by their extreme is agenda. the situation of the border remains tends

in indonesia, as well co habitation between unmarried couples. until now, common little marriage and same sex relationships, although from department were not considered a criminal offense and the well, the largest democracy mixed estimates the 2 couples also have a hard time in the multi ethnic state. but some still do that to mary. tell fun. well, hop and ping con, mangled will have known each other for many years. they were high school sweethearts, but ended their relationship because of their different fates, till fun got married to another woman. but in 2020 his wife passed away. then after more than a decade of living, separate lives, how finding pain can re kindled, then of be happy that i have a feeling of such a admiration for what tell fun has gone through and the 15 years that we haven't been together. right. if i really didn't expect that a high school boy who seemed ignorant, who didn't care about life, is now a father of 4 children. now, a man who's responsible and very determined that the boy, yeah, that's why my heart is full of a

yes, well, indonesia has a new president.rt conducting these bilateral and developing these bilateral relationships with its closest neighbour, australia. indonesia also has a new criminal code, and it's a bit more progressive to capital punishment. and ever since this outcry in over what happened with the bali nine in indonesia, there hasn't been any death penalties since 2016. so it looks like indonesia, with its new president, is also shifting away from that. but this is a really big relief for those five people and also for the australian government and a lot of australia who have been campaigning for this for a very long time. people in the french indian ocean territory of mayotte say conditions there are apocalyptic after cyclone chido tore through the islands — killing 14 people. french officials say all makeshift homes there have been completely destroyed. mayotte sits in the indian ocean, about 500 kilometres east of mozambique and about 350 kilometres west of madagascar. the storm brought heavy rain and winds that p

, some parts of indonesia. and i went such as java are endemic, is owned for rabies. so and then you're gonna look towards these became very alarmed. and this investigation caused a lot of store why to so i think it is out to the middle east. the mosque this has reopened, is apple apple, the 1st time off of the full bush shot out aside milestone a mid term of serious 1st civil in flight and takes off from the mazda is punting down and i left the l. o. s. i say it's shot to international routes, files of the city level, roughly with his own crisis, mid tensions with is the author of the state. so in a level, it's on the border. this is my cell, one of the land folding, crossing from cbi and 11 and thousands of fleeting the country since a hold of the government, driven from that homes by the terrace militia and not running the country. the reports of summary executions. the headings unplug dyslexic, filled the minority communities that don't abide by their extremist agenda. the situation of the board remains ten

in indonesia, their love is considered tab. people here tend to hold deeply traditional views, especially about relationships. we talked a couple of funding for their loved. we are running. why are noble us in 90 minutes on d w, the you can draw the line between the space is because i don't believe that space is, is i'm hourly relevant criteria. and any more than i believe that rice or sex is on frontier in. 2 2 should. 2 2 humans are closer to a chimpanzee vanishing. pansy is even to a dog. but duck here, series about our complex relationship with animals. watch now on youtube dw documentary. this city is hungry for the future. so i'm seeing in southwest china 32000000 people live here. many of them are young and under my parents wanted me to become a civil servant, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuff making money, having fun when nice pools. and so i'm seeing jobs december 30 its own d w. where is mohammed? i'm looking for my nephew. give me a decent meeting. we don't know what's go

indonesia was the worst hit country, with waves reaching more than 50m.ore than 167,000 people were killed. these images are from commemorations held today in the coastal city of banda aceh, where residents have been taking part in a vigil to remember those who lost their lives. a minute's silence was observed and a siren, replicating the warning siren of 20 years ago, was played. and we can bring you these images live from thailand, where local residents, and foreign dignitaries, are gathering for a religious ceremony in a southern coastal province to remember the day. 0ur south east asia correspondentjonathan head reported extensively from the region in the wake of the tsunami and reflects on what he saw. i think it is, the thing about a natural disaster compared to so many other stories we cover where there is a huge amount of outrage and analysis, there is not a whole lot you can say about a disaster of that scale. it was so much bigger than anything else we covered. i started by reporting here in thailand in phuket commodore was my first exposure to

got there throughout indonesia. i'm just making connections. i have no proof now is there still a nam route? that's also a question. does nam room after i closed it operate under other shadow names but is actually name ruth. i think there are still some, but they might be in universities. it should be the minister of defense, who should be observant. right now i am nobody. i have no rights and my voice may not be heard. i think the minister of defense must be observant because in my opinion, the operation still exists. what i know is that number, who has sentinels at clinics and hospitals, which always have to report, must submit specimens. i was very young and in the seventy's i was a training. i was also told to make sample preparations from cases of babies with diarrhea, vomiting and fever. i was told to make samples and submit them to nam ro. i knew the name name removed from the seventy's during my studies as a medical student. well, it turned out that after i became minister of health, the samples continued to flow. it was just a month af

yes, well, indonesia has a new president.ionships with its closest neighbour, australia. indonesia also has a new criminal code, and it's a bit more progressive to capital punishment. and ever since this outcry in over what happened with the bali nine in indonesia, there hasn't been any death penalties since 2016. so it looks like indonesia, with its new president, is also shifting away from that. but this is a really big relief for those five people and also for the australian government and a lot of australia who have been campaigning for this for a very long time. just got some breaking news to bring you about a murder investigation which has been launched in north—west london, a woman has died and two men have been injured in a shooting. this happened in gifford road in houston at 9:15pm last night, a woman believed to be in her 40s was pronounced dead at the scene and the two men who were injured both in their 30s, they suffered injuries, that is all we know for now, one remains in hospital in a critical condition, the o

so if i'm in indonesia, i also feel homesickness with the file from his homework. so i am home in indonesia in home, but that's it for this edition of me looking at germany's economic, wireless and hope and vicious energy transition plans and the challenges involved in transporting solar power over seriously long distance is fine till next time. the choosing practice primary school, it's now monitoring, imposed on the and it's been hugely popular due to the very real rates as opposed by neighboring russia. poland already has the most liberal gunning rules in the e. u. is this a sign of hope for the future? overall this, the focus on europe in 30 minutes on the w. y have plans as low as almost bedframe practice movie. they close. almost flawless on the label. how many good, i've been sick, almost done, police police, 40 monthly part of the best. they've got 3 equal payments or the gainesville support, basically, you know, they'll pull it up a little. that's the name of a few items that already got come on, i think the ceiling come with the effect of in 90 minutes on

in indonesia, you have to fully respect your bosses. so you have the strong of him are cold, but here in germany you tend to have more flatter him or a key. so if you want to fix on it, and if you want to ask the question, you can go directly to your boss and then discuss it with them. and i feel like you're in germany, you have more room to experiments. so along side her job and the i t industry. rebecca founded the high end furniture company java bell. i asked hot chocolate val, it's because my grandpa started his with working business in 19 this happened fees in sort of out that it's a small city in the central java. and it was a to stream of my grandpa to sell the furniture for 5, and my grandpa possibly on 2022. but he threw me leave on until now. one of our clients are what has apartments and restaurants, the enter your architect school is design. the furniture based on the client needs . we produce it and we ship it by containers. so to see fred, to germany, what's really make in a nation furniture special is it's not a mass prod

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we revisit people who lost so much in the fox and dice and ami in indonesia, 20 years old. and most of them managed to rebuild their broken lives and land assess them. and so human resilience, the passenger plane crashes and concepts dawn, but dozens of survive. as i pull a lot from the wreckage, the survey is new administration is facing significant challenges to unify groups and rebuild the country. fighting is escalating between kurdish forces and to if you're spot fighters in the north. and the been protesting several cities off the video showing an attack on an otherwise shrine. a sound of been jervey begins are coverage, not from the capital domestic. these are members of the v 6 and city is home, the processing of video video and vital for him to disagree to train of and, and to be really just figure serious innovation minister says the video is old and no such incidents have taken place since the sort of the subdivision occur few was imposed in at least 4 cities and then you would ministration sent reinforcements to the tooth and home. in a statement, the ministry o

i mean, how would this my 2nd whole slow so if i'm in indonesia, i also feel homesickness with the file from his homework. so i am home in indonesia and in home, but that's it for this edition of me looking at germany's economic wireless and hope and vicious energy transition plans and the challenges involved in transporting solar power over seriously long distance is fine till next time the to the points, strong opinions, clear positions, international perspective, the rebels take them off, chris, the dictates of slaves to moscow skins. terry, a fine piece of the 14 years of war. is there a trots for democracy? what about the power balance in the region? to the point, we also offer the assets don't fold from syria to the point the next on d w, holding up this guy. because if it falls full people are in danger. this as well, that'd be called for now of leaves by just going to get, get the b team of those each and the do you feel feel, cheat by any means necessary? so these people, the and remind me in the amazon rain forest and 2 hours on a dw the might seem easy. how much can we do sim

across the globe, from india to indonesia, from the uk to the us, ai technology made its presence feltnot. as the year comes to an end, we're taking a look back at what we learned and the challenges that may lie ahead, with new elections approaching in 2025. with me is karryl trajano, research fellow for future issues and technology at the nanyang technological university here in singapore. thank you so much for coming in and joining us on the programme today. we saw ai getting more and more integrated into our lives last year, talk us through what impact it had on elections in particular? basically people were afraid of three things, that al basically people were afraid of three things, that ai will become more pervasive as the cost of producing is now significantly lower and ai will become more persuasive in dissipating higher quality deepfakes and ai will become more personal with individualised messaging but at a scale of population level. in the elections happens, and what did we get? we got donald trump riding a lion, shaking hands with a muscular vladimir putin, and cartoon kama

j indonesia. b. s trillion investments has approved the extradition of a former us marine pilots accused of working with the chinese military. more than a decade ago, daniel duncan was arrested in 2022 on orders from washington. he's accused of breaching us arms trafficking law by training chinese pilots in south africa. duncan's lawyers say that there is no evidence the pilots he trained with military and that he had given up his us citizenship at the time of the alleged offences. in germany, there are questions about whether friday's car running attack in the city of magnitude, or could have been prevented. authorities accused the suspect of islam, of phobia, and investigators say government agencies had been aware of his ideology. the 50 year old man faces numerous charges including murder and attempted murder. he is a saudi citizen who has lived in germany since 2006. the 5 before killed more than 200 were injured. a make shift memorial has been set up, so the victims demonstrators in serve you a

i'm killed about 228000 people in indonesia, thailand, and other indian ocean nations. it was triggered by a powerful, under seo of quake. the huge waves arrived on thailand's coastline just before 1 o'clock in the morning on december the 26th. i'm just here with tony chang has more now from 2 cats. it's 758 on the morning of the 26th of december, 2004. a mass of a quick struck just off the coast of northern c much. it was the 3rd largest in recorded history deal with quite generated a huge wave. 30 meters in height in some places and traveling more than 500 kilometers. and now, a tourists here and for kit said about an hour and a half later, they noticed a c receiving out of the bay. and then a huge swell of water that swallowed everything in its path. an estimate to 226000 people died in the asians phenomena. in 14 countries around the indian ocean, they recorded fatalities selma's far away somalia, but full for the full force of the wave indonesia, sure lanka, india and thailand. in indonesia alone, a 100 with 60000 people, died, a more than half a 1000000 were displ

indonesia is important to apple as a potential growth market for them.across southeast asia. without being able to get in one of the biggest countries is a really big deal for them. they have been making different author -- offers and what they landed on was investing $1 billion into a facility there that would produce essentially 20% of air tags read air tags are the fun little device we are gearing up to include in our luggage for the holidays. it's not apple's most popular product but it is an important one and sounds like it was enough to get the job done, apple is gearing up to release a new air tag in the middle of next year with much better range and privacy, so that will be a cool thing for indonesia to be able to produce that product potentially. >> let's stay global on the apple front looking at the u -- this compatibility argument has been going on for a while. ultimately whatever the eu forces doesn't become global in nature? mark: the eu wants to crack open the iphone completely. they want to essentially make it android, so users can be a bu

when we go back to indonesia. yeah, the document, the maintenance thing. on what lay it though, because for me the marriage certificate does not need to be shown to people got an offer me to be honest. it's a celebration of commitment. you know, that we don't need everyone to know. we're married on the plan. why? the important thing is that we are together on how to get back and what the people closest to us and get them and when they get. so if it's a that's what matters. get that to get you to death. what's my thoughts? i'm on. uh it was to celebrate relationship stages. how about 18 living together? ranch? then we have a family together that we have a house in the apartment. what was that on that oh my, the bathroom. really my many kiddos mother conroy who lives with them has accepted them, but she still was just keep them. we're heterosexual. emily and the important thing is that you don't start praying to god do i need it. they want that me to my, my english language and the view of the sad thing, my medi my, my message to other mothers is special and

i'm from banda aceh, indonesia. in 2004, i was 11 years old. i live only with my mum because when i was a baby, my mum and my dad already divorced. i was in thailand aged 13, where i was planning to spend christmas and my 14th birthday with my family. it was a paradise dream destination. i'd been to sri lankal earlier in 2004 to get married in february, i and my husband and i loved it so much that i we decided to go back. my husband and my| daughter, just going for a christmas holiday. a powerful earthquake has hit the island of sumatra in indonesia. details are still coming in, but there are reports of widespread damage. news agencies and local radio stations are reporting that a number of people have been killed. i'm rachel harvey, and in 2004, i was the bbc's indonesia correspondent based in jakarta. i was woken up on the morning of boxing day by the news desk in london saying that there had been this big earthquake recorded off the coast of indonesia, and could i try and get as much information as possible and file a radio dispatch as soon

most is the 1st in the series of sermon is sent across asia, but boston is in indonesia. she's the united way to the survivors. she met the soon also trying to see and then the jailer perfectly come on the morning of december 26th, 2004 until one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded. struck at the one minute 28. as i said, no, i and my father who was a fisherman came home and i still remember how he told my mom, all the fish are on the beach because the sea has retreated. we didn't understand why got 20 minutes late. the waves up to 30 meters came rolling and swallowing. every thing in the boss, not a single house was left standing in was heat, that's village. i mean murphy said after the 1st wave we sold, our house was destroyed. walter came in to a village like a dragon during the 2nd way. we could not hold each other's hands anymore. we was separated. 20 years ago, we joined lucy though when she 1st we turn into a village, she lost her 3 children that day. the youngest ac is old. 2 decades later we, if we turned would that the galley that i'm after i went dow