indonesia. —— pharmaceutical companies in indonesia. pharmaceutical companies in indonesia-— indonesia. raputri, thank you very _ indonesia. valdya baraputri, thank you very much - indonesia. valdya baraputri, thank you very much for - indonesia. valdya baraputri,j thank you very much for that update. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: google announces its own ai chatbot — known as bard — that learns from real—world information. applause i'm so proud of both of you. let there be no more war or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. with great regret, the committee has decided that south africa will be excluded from the 1970 competition. chant streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm monica miller in singapore. 0ur headlines: the russian and chinese presidents stress their political ties and discuss a possible road to peace in ukraine. let's stay with that story and get some analysis now. alexander korolev is senior lecturer in politics and international relations at austral

let's assume it's indonesia indonesia i accept the answer indonesia anton would stop with formations.definitely have time to visit these distant corners, the correct answers of spain, alas. build anja's tower any element. which one do you like better? you have 30 seconds. set it up and return to team. well, yes, but on the other hand, no. the price of each mistake will increase if you leave the tower like this again four return to the team in the comedy gentlemen of fortune evgeny leonov played two roles of a bandit named associate professor and name the second role of the actors evgeny bely, like he has a surname, but the role is dissado. well the gardener who portrays up to the center and 3:21. e your answer is a kindergarten teacher. and to clarify a little, uh, i got a kindergarten teacher, just, well, the head of the kindergarten. if to be quite accurate, but i accept your answer. how correct is the score for your team, the head of kindergarten number 83, if at all at birth the german writer and storyteller was given the name ernstr, theodor changed the name wilhelm to another. g

you 20 world cup in indonesia will innovation football be able to recover from this control the c that is the hope that i do believe indonesia all indonesia shared, even though we're still very sad about the result we are feel disappointed about the results. but i got to talk to some of the football fans on the streets earlier . and they said that they hope in the next 510 or 20 years, indonesia will be able to show that the football team will grow. and the organization will become a better organization in managing all this football team. and also events, especially about world cup cause this is one of the big dream for indonesia. so hopefully the next generation will keep up that fire within them and will be able to recover together from what has been unfortunate events for the country will leave it there for the time being. thanks so much for joining us today at rebecca and happy to follow. ah, hong kong is set to make history when it becomes the 1st ation city to host the gay games in november. the chinese territory will be sharing hosting duties with guadalajara mexico. the covert pandemic forced to de leon this latest edition of the

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indonesia, the situation is fundamental , but in principle it is partially different , for example, your fellow journalists in malaysia and indonesia are doing colossal phenomenal work and in fact have a very pro-ukrainian position yes, it is very balanced, but still it is more inclined to the pro-ukrainian position, here we are after indonesiawhen we arrived there were dozens of different publications, including television stories and so on about our delegation. keys yes, we understood that the first global south is the number that lies on the african continent, yes, this is also latin america, central america, this is the southeast , this is half of the world, in fact, yes, and when we we understand that they have malaysia, indonesia, first of all, indonesia is the largest muslim country. yes, in ukraine , there are no exact data, but there are from 800,000 people , they even say that up to 2 million muslims live in ukraine, some of them are among them and are fighting in in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, the largest muslim community is the crimean tatars, who suffer from oppression on the territory of the peninsula, and this has been happening for eight or nine years, and accordingly, we searched for clues, including through narratives about crimean muslims about the destruction of the cultural heritage of isla

the has been in the last g, 20 round, which indonesia, which happened in indonesia and indonesia residency. the 3 months on climate change, despite the ukraine war already being 5 months in the us, in particular, signed up with much fence just energy transition partnership agreement was something like $20000000000.00 with indonesia. but you know, and that's going to be seen as progress and something that you would look forward to as well. but when you're stopped really looking into these mechanisms, much of those, you know, $20000000000.00 is in the form of that style. and it does very much in competition with chinese investments in indonesia and their climate change. so they're the ones that are not you've vaccines, public climate change where the build this out and we're not the, the more bonds to gone to me. it should be working to get the info around like the g 20. you know, those need to be on the much more equal footing than what we have seen so far. so we can hope that the print, the advance is these critical agenda. but you know, that's a big question mark. chris, do want to come i

indonesia. there no indonesia. there was no agreement with indonesia there was condemnation. agreement with indonesia there was screamedation. agreement with indonesia there was screamed andiemnation. agreement with indonesia there was screamed and shouted,1. agreement with indonesia there was screamed and shouted, but people screamed and shouted, but guess happened? boat guess what happened? the boat stopped coming to shore and then and this is the argument that if you an agreement with all you needis you an agreement with all you need is president macron when he meets with rishi sunak on friday to say to rishi sunak at rishi sunak bidding. i will to say to rishi sunak at rishi sunak bidding . i will agree to sunak bidding. i will agree to you just returning these people to france and the whole thing would be finished by sunday yes. but before the whole thing can be ready by so chances of that aren't very high. no, but but, but let me just say nobody here makes the argument about this. i think this is a really issue. it's not in interests as well as the uk is interests that people are getting on and making these dange

indonesia, football, and after the series of setbacks, hong kong is finally said to co host, the gay games later this year. ah, irish man, you're welcome to dw news asia that you could join us indonesia. football players and fans have been left is made and disappointed by a decision by fee for the governing body of bald football to drop indonesia as host of the under $20.00 woke up next month. the move followed weeks of political turmoil and protests in the majority. muslim country about israel participation in the tournament, even though it qualified last june. the host countries team heard the news late wednesday in an emotional gathering that left team members deflated, worried about their future prospects. here some of what was heard during and after the team meeting in jakarta, the opportunity that you should have had is suddenly gone regardless of the issues we're talking about sports people might say, this is just a world cup that's for those who don't understand football. but i'm sure this is the dream of all of us. then we've done our best preparation. we trained 3 times a day. people just don't know how hard we've worked. so please, if you want to say something or give an opinion, be, consider it because we, the players are now affected. not just us, but all footballers. yeah. i just hope and pray that indonesia won'

indonesia? yes, it's been a pretty gloomy day for indonesia. this has been a dream, not only for the football team, but also for all indonesian to be able to participate in the world cup, but sat lee. that dream has to be gone and not only for the football fans, but also for the players. they've been expressing their disappointment and anger through social media. seeing that, of course, this is not the result they hope for. they've been practicing. and they've been preparing for their very big moment and we have to understand how important and how dear football, if to indonesian for fire be i believe every kid, every boy in indonesia grew up playing football once in a lifetime it has become a part where the football fans and the players have a deep interaction towards each other's. and the last time indonesia joined world cup was back in 1938 where we joined to as the dutch east indies. so this is actually an opportunity that we've been waiting for such a long time. but sadly, it has to go another way. and what is there for the impact of this decision on indonesia participation specifically in the under 20 football world cup. and in a larger sense, on football, in general. yes, the reason the indonesian football team are able to join those under 20 world cop is because we have that opportunity to be the host of the world cup and by us not becoming the host of this year's world cup. it means that the indonesian team will not be able to participate in this world cup as well. and for the national football, we are still waiting for the bus decision whether or not we will be given any sanction on this. but if so, proba

indonesia yes, they stopped. in general, to have the opportunity to pay with these cards. and just like the president of indonesia i mean talking about it. tell me, is there any progress, is there any exchange of experience in this matter? yes, there was a statement from the president of the republic of indonesiaido, and that indonesia would consider the possibility of creating its own payment system, but it seems to me that in the current conditions, any sensible government. e, having seen what is going on and how the financial system is being used as a tool of blackmail pressure, will consider how to acquire more e, autonomy and financial sovereignty. oh yes, such contacts are being made between our countries. we have a working group on finance and banking. and uh, there are such contacts and let's hope that these contacts will lead to some significant result. thank you very much. thank you for being in touch with us today. that's just an important phrase, a, which you said. yes , any sensible government said, you are , against the backdrop of the chaos taking place in the world, of course, it is very pleasant that the state remains. immediately smart governments that make smart decisions in the interests of their people. thank you very much for your attention. we are ready. i am a programme

indonesia. van thillo: indonesia has quite a few problems with their coral reefs, so one of the things we are doing here at menjangan, we've been educating the locals, the tourists, everybody that is coming in touch with menjangan reef on what is a reef doing for us. reefs around the world are responsible for 25% of all the fishes in the ocean, so they are critical to the health and vitality of our oceans. man: reefs are the most wonderful expression of life in the sea. they are this incredible ecosystem that we go visit, and it just blows us away all the time because they are this profusion of life that we just sort of instantly see. narrator: phil dustan is an ecologist and marine biologist who has been monitoring coral reefs since the mid 1970s. dustan: i had the privilege of working with jacques cousteau in the 1970s and 1980s. i worked with him as a scientist that helped make movies about coral reefs, and i worked as principal scientist on the calypso. cousteau was inspirational. he taught us that the oceans are alive. that was the biggest gift of all that he could ever give to humanity as a single human being. alling: i grew up by the sea, and i sailed as a very young girl, would go out on a small, 12-foot boat and just loved being in the middle of the ocean. narrator: after spending over a decade at sea studying whales, dolphins, and marine life of all kinds, at age 26, gaie alling was invited to take part in a unique experiment. together with her partner, 25-year-old engineer mark van thillo, and a small team of experts, gaie lived for two years inside biosphere 2, a scientific working model of the earth's biosphere. alling: biosphere 2 was a manmade, contained, closed system that was trying to re-create the global ecology of earth's systems. so this manmade world had all the living components necessary to be another biosphere. it was extremely complex, very biodiverse. nothing could go in and out of this system from our earth's biosphere except information, so it was materially sealed off as a laboratory to study earth's ecology. van thillo: we had a million-gallon ocean with an entire coral reef that came from southern mexico, from yucatan. we started to look at the health of the corals. what we discovered--and gaie was in the ocean every day--what she discovered was that if we are healthy, our biosphere is healthy, or if our biosphere is healthy, we are healthy. it became written in our bodies, so to speak, because our little biosphere cycled so much faster. carbon cycled faster, water cycled faster, all of these things, so it became a real way of thinking about how everything connects, how the water connects everything, how the atmosphere connects everything. what was amazing was you could actually look at the health of your biosphere by looking at the corals. biosphere foundation was founded inside biosphere 2 with the idea--if our coral is healthy, our biosphere is healthy, well, l's go take a look at the health of our corals in biosphere 1. a ship is the best analogy for a biosphere because you have a crew, you have so many people that are on the ship. you have "x" amount of water, you only have so much food that you take with you, and you have to survive. because you're not living by yourself, you're living with 10 other people day in, day out, 24/7, you know? alling: we have indonesians, we have singapore people, we have europeans, we have americans, plus all the local people from bali we work with. van thillo: we have whale recording system, all our dive setups to dive on coral reefs. studio of the sea is on mir, which is a traveling video studio that makes educational film. and we can sail everywhere, so it's a perfect platform to study the ocean. dustan: corals, what we think of as stony corals that build reefs, are actually a symbiosis of the animal and a microalgae that lives in its tissues. the animal captures food from the ocean, like plankton, and that supplies nitrogen and phosphorous nutrients. the algae, like a plant, carries out photosynthesis and utilizes those nutrients. when the water gets too hot, the algae are producing so much oxygen because their rate of photosynthesis increases with temperature, that the oxygen they produce is sort of toxic, there's too much, so they become expelled. if the water gets hotter still, the coral turns white. it's bleached, lost its algae, and the coral may die. so the plants see it as a place to live, and they just begin to grow there. if we don't have fish to eat them and to eat the algae, then it's like weeds overgrowing your prize vegetables in your garden. in the last 25 years, we've seen a big shift from what we think of as coral reefs to algal meadows. narrator: since 1974, phil dustan has documented the demise of the once vibrant coral reefs along the florida keys and the caribbean islands. dustan uses photography, tnsect measurements, a species checklist, and continuous water temperature monitoring. on bali's menjangan reef, dustan worked with coral reef scientist carol milner. milner: the biodiversity in this area of southeast asia, within the coral triangle, is the highest in the world. we started this reef in 2011 and again in 2016 to make an objective, unbiased comparison of the reef at those times. we've used transects, so we lay a 50-meter tape measure, and every 50 centimeters, we record the substrate directly below-- whether it's live coral, whether it's dead coral; whether it's rock or sand, whether it's algae--to as much detail as we can. so for every tape measure we lay, we get a hundred points, and we can work out a percentage of coverage. we also go along one meter either side of that tape measure, so it's a 2-meter width that we look at the reef and record all the damage, all the disease, the crown of thorns, the recruits, the small babies, and any breakage of the live coral. woman: are we ready? narrator: the biosphere foundation brings student groups from around the asian pacific region to learn about various threats to coral reefs, from coastapollution to invasive species like the crown of thorns starfish. man: the crown of thorn is very poisonous. 1997, bali barat lose nearly 50% of coral life. and we make, like, big expedition to remove them away from coral. alling: nono is known as one of the greatest naturalists in the northwest bali region. he's trained as a lawyer, but his life's work, his care, is for the environment. suparno: and we kill more than 700,000s of crown of thorns. dustan: i went to bali in 2011 and was awestruck by the reefs i saw. this is in the very base of the coral triangle. it's sort of the mother, if you will, of coral-reef biodiversity and of all marine biodiversity. and i've been going there annually since. and what this video depicts are the changes we saw before and after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the story of what happened to the reef in one year. so this is a healthy coral. we call it the monument coral. we have a temperature probe underneath that records the temperature of the sea water every 30 minutes. so we have very good temperature records from this part of the ocean. so this coral is probably 500, maybe a thousand years old. it's like a big, giant redwood tree or a sequoia. and it's bleaching, and when it bleaches, it loses the algae in its tissue that allow it to grow faster and help its nutrition. it's sort of like, if you went through a human, it would be like taking out a kidney. these white areas are bleached, and this brown area here is dead coral. these huge corals like this out on the far-east slope there have just died. so they bleached, and then the tissue died because it was so hot. now we see the coral being overgrown by algae. this is a beautiful area that we go to in the bali straits. these are animals. those aren't plants; those are animals in the current. they're soft corals, the big table corals, fish. this is a place with very strong currents. here it is a year later. soft corals are almost all dead, and those that are bleached are starving. they get smaller and smaller and smaller, like this one, this huge coral. it's a soft coral. here's a healthy soft coral, and here it is a year later. they essentially die from the heat, and the skeleton just breaks up and fall down to the bottom of the sea. alling: menjangan is a sacred place in bali, and so the local people come and they pray, they make offerings, and it's a tourist destination because menjangan's probably the leading dive destinaon for bali. and they all use anchors, so they're all throwing them on the reef, and in the process of that, the reef is being destroyed. it's being gouged and broken and dug up. so we've tried to tackle this here with our friends, sutama and nono, to install and maintain year-round mooring buoys and start to change the thinking of the local boat drivers about why it's important to take that mooring line, as opposed to put out an anchor. dustan: we have a big problem with plastic bags, of plastic waste, escially, in indonesia. these are mostly little wrappers that come from candy and packets, and in developing nations, they can't afford a bottle of shampoo, but a little packet for a few pennies, they can. but they're packed in mylar, and that mylar in plastic never, ever, ever goes away. suparno: so as long as people from the mainland, they are not very well-educated, and they still keep throwing trash into the river, it will end severe at menjangan and spoil the beautiful island here. dustan: everything you drop on the ground finds its way into the ocean. the ocean begins at your front door. suparno: but when it's in the water, fish can eat them. fish also can die, or if not die, maybe the bigger fish will eat it, and then we will eat the fish. so it means, like, all the plastic will be back to us. we found a turtle, like, nearly, like, dying, and then we pick him up and we found plastic in the mouth. we really had to take it carefully, and then afterward, we release it again. low: man: my dream was alway

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the territory of indonesia, to the world friends of football and with the support of the zionist regime, host these competitions from indonesia. after this protest , the people of indonesia have a reason. the brutality of the zionist regime, by supporting the legal issue of the indonesian government , we will not allow the athletes of this criminal regime to enter our country. next week, indonesia will host the under-20 soccer world cup. now the president of indonesia is responding to the people's demand the number in the middle of the field said that the right of zionist football players to participate in the matches of the law of protection of palestine and the defenseless people of palestine has not changed , and it is still strong and fair, but since the sport becomes a victim of political issues , our representative is talking with fifa officials to restore the hosting rights of indonesia. of course, this is not the first time that no one in the world recognizes the athletes of the zionist regime, not confronting the zionist athletes is a message of global freedom for palestine, and all these years, from iranian athletes to prominent sports figures in the world , th

indonesia and malaysia, in indonesia, the largest muslim country in the world, people commemorate an old tradition by reading the holy quran in the streets to welcome the ramadan feast. in malaysia, these days, the main burden is taken from the mosques to become a place of reception from the times of harmzan . every year, 270 million people die to welcome the holy month of ramadan by holding dozens of diverse and unique rituals and traditions. its panos ritual is a symbol of purity of soul and body they bathe in the water of rivers and springs to welcome the blessed month of ramadan in the long-standing official form of group reading of noor verses in the streets and alleys, and according to the old custom of jamgan jamil, indonesian muslims in the corners of the cities with the end of the holy quran, people are counting down the minutes while waiting for the arrival of the month of divine feast. people who cook a variety of dishes from the fresh meat of the sacrifice in the form of a big celebration, based on old customs and traditions, serve a large number of poor and needy people in their mouths and local food for the poor. it can also be cooked according to our tradition by cooking rice among the bamboo stalks of heydarion, you ask the elders for their halal . every year with the announcement of the good news and the end of the holy month of ramadan, jakarta, the capital of indonesiafrom muslims . may god welcome the arrival of the month of feasting with one voice, may the muslims in malaysia enthusiastically welcome the month of divine feast by sweeping the dust from the mosques, and with the help of the youth population of the city and village mosques , we will sweep the dust to hold the religious rituals of ramadan al kareem, may god clear the dust from my heart and soul in order to get closer to god in the bright month of ramadan, holding ramadan bazaars to welcome fasting people and collecting public donations to arrest the poor and the poor from other malaysian muslims in the holy month of ramadan ismail pourani of sed and radio news agency announced that the lebanese are also ready to welcome the streets, squares and mosques are decorated from the month of god's party, including the customs of welcoming the holy month of ramadan in lebanon. it is ready to enter the month of god's party in beirut and other cities of lebanon. happy ramadan is more to the effo

indonesia and malaysia in indonesia, the largest muslim country in the world, people celebrate an old tradition by reciting the holy quran in the streets to welcome the ramadan feast. with a population of 270 million, every year muslims welcome the holy month of ramadan by holding tens of diverse and unique rituals and traditions, and by performing the ritual of panos, as a symbol of purity of soul and body , they wash a few dust in the water of rivers and springs. until the long-standing official form of group recitation of the verse lights in the alleys and streets to welcome the blessed month of ramadan, and according to the old custom of jamgan jamils, indonesian muslims count the minutes in the corners of different cities with the end of the holy quran, waiting for the arrival of the month of divine feast . cooking different kinds of food is one of the new ears of the sacrifice in the form of a big celebration of plan based on the old customs of welcoming a large number of the poor and needy in the mouth and local food is cooked for the poor. older animals , you ask them for forgiveness every year by announcing the news the blessed month of ramadan in jakarta, the capital of indonesia, is prohibited from muslims who come to the streets with lit cubes in the form of large gatherings and one cloth to welcome the arrival of the holy month of god with one voice. they enthusiastically welcome the month of divine banquet. the youth crowd of the mosques of the city and the village are sweeping the dust to hold the religious rituals of ramadan al kareem. inshallah, we will clean the dust from my heart and soul so that we can become god in the bright month of ramadan. from the poor and the poor from others and customs malaysian muslims in the holy month of ramadan ismail foroughi of sada and sima news agency announced that the lebanese are also getting ready to welcome the month of god's feast . decorating the streets, squares and mosques is one of the customs of welcoming the holy month of ramadan in lebanon , in beirut and other lebanese cities. decorating the streets, squares and mosques is the third part of welcoming the holy month of ramadan, which is mostly done by th

indonesia. jason: indonesia has been one of the stories we have liked and 2022. as a reminder, the total returns last year were decent and held up as some of the best performers. the story for us is unchanged. there is a commodities story, ev green story which causes structural demand for certain metals including nickel. we think for indonesia that is the key play here. you have buffers. you have an improving current account. it's very different from the past decade. in this current state, we are quite optimistic on indonesia so that is the view. yvonne: i wanted to get your take on china given the story we had about the sudden halt of data feeds. we learned that some not all have resumed this morning but does not raise any alarm bells to you? jason: being one of the foreign investors, we don't rely exclusively on short data platforms. you want economic data. you have cic in other ways to engage in the onshore data not just from wind likewise a sort of in the quebee parallel, we get data feeds from different counterparties. it all gets fed into bloomberg. so we use bloomberg for the information. cg bees are very liquid policies are very liquid. we don't have problems trading with them even despite all of these headlines. it has been very be a you in terms of our investments. within onshore credits, liquidity has declined, a

indonesia in the under-20 world cup of this football world following this government and the people of indonesia from the presence of the football team the zionist regime in the soil of this country canceled the hosting of indonesia. duplicity in behavior like fifa. after indonesia did not allow zionist football to participate in the under-20 world cup , fifa took the host of this competition from this muslim country. palestine and the defenseless people of palestine have not changed and they are still strong and the court may hear the protests against the zionist regime like the qatar world cup. which country are you from ? cup the 2022 world cup was abandoned at the most critical stage. i made the west, the host of the european club cup final, from fasting and giving france a suite, and i described the british government museum. one day, he should be banned from hosting all sports events. in this regard, the strangest football teams the world has never dealt with the russians because of this issue, show that the policies of fifa and afc dominate sports with the policies of selective sports, that is, the mafia, and based on the interests of shonbol, i claim that the performance of international institutions thes

indonesia. we made a deal with indonesia whereby they will deploy x amount of renewables and begin shutdown coal-fired power. what we are doing is focusing on their sort of private, contained loop energy providers so we don't get wrapped up in their excess capacity -- because they have massive excess capacity, and we do not want to be paying for simply shifting the production of energy from one excess capacity to another, so we are looking at the private loop that hopefully we will have to somehow figure out how to renegotiate some of these deals that have been made that has created this excess capacity. china, by the way, is probably bringing 250 new gigawatts of coal online unless their rapid deployment of renewables is going to fill that gap, but they are amazing. there are lessons to be learned from ukraine that are very positive about this. look at what germany is doing. germany has ultimately said, enough of this nonsense. we are not going to be held prisoners of a dictator's weaponization of energy. they are heading -- they were about 50% today renewable energy. a country that has huge steel production, automobile manufacturers, etc., one of the major industrial renewables in the world. that is enormous. and they believe they can balance it, and you listen to the state minister who is here -- i urge you to talk to him. he will tell you, we don't have a problem with energy security. it balances. we have ways of balancing it. by the way, norway, because it is working on a regional basis, is feeding them an enormous amount of clean energy, so this is doable. that is what is so frustrating. >> one of the things that was so critical for germany was of course, it is germany and has a credit rating and cost of capital at least until recently at levels that one could afford, a comparable project in africa would be at 15% to 20%. one of the challenges we are facing is how to bring down that cost of capital. secretary kerry: let me tell you what we are doing there, and you are absolutely correct. someone asked me in davos, what is the biggest problem in trying to achieve your goals? and i send money, money, money, money. i swear to god, if you put money on the table, this is doable. this really can be done. and the finance reports say we need anywhere from 2.5 trillion dollars to $4.5 trillion a year. i was in nigeria, senegal, and -- and drc, and we discussed how they can manage to make this transition, which, for them, is very difficult. they don't have a full energy grid or capacity. one thing they said was we will work with you. we don't have to develop our gas, but show me how we are going to put the alternative in place. we don't have the money. do you have the money? we don't have the money, frankly, folks. i hate to say that. we have begun to try to do the things we can do to get the money. first of all, the ira. second, reform of the ndb's. we in chattering about blended finance. the question is -- how do you blend it? how do you sufficiently reduce risk to excite bankable deals? the more bankable deals we create, the faster this transition will take waste and the more we can move. blended finance could really help to do that, but we've got to get the philanthropies to put x amount of money on the table. we got to get the public treasury has to put up something to be concessionary. that's how we did it in indonesia. that's how we also did this program in egypt. i just want to share a quick word. i know we don't have a lot of time. in egypt, the egyptians agreed to take out 11 gas-fired turbines and take the gas they were saving by that and send it to europe to help europe during the summer and the winter and to -- that reduces emissions in egypt, at least, for the amount they were burning and not burning as clean as it might be somewhere else, and then they agreed to also -- that's five gigawatts, by the way, of reduction. and then they deployed 10 gigawatts -- they will deploy 10 gigawatts of wind and solar. we leverage $500 billion that we cobbled together. we put in x amount. germany put in a solid amount. we got the avr data put up some money. we cobbled together the critical package of concessionary funding, and that's what we use to leverage $10 million public, $10 billion private. it is a net reduction of 15 gigawatts. it is good for europe. it reduces their admissions, so that is a virtu

indonesia in boats. the group arrived in archie in northern indonesia, purportedly from refugee camps in bunker dish. now, last year, more than $500.00 ringa landed in archie escaping over crowding and violence in their camps. that's where up to a 1000000 of this prosecuted community have been housed since fleeing. what's been called genocide in min, mom. but now they have a new enemy, hunger aid organizations have had to slash food budgets for the refugees due to funding shortfalls in the refugee camps in bunger. this vet has had a devastating impact as the fear of hunger is growing and cox's bizarre camps. since early march, the world food program has been forced to reduce food aid to over a 1000000 refugees here due to a funding shortage. her meter already struggles to feed her kids. now, she worries, things will only get worse. the la la la, i'm not getting any fish meet or salt. now my kids are not getting through to eat. i that we used to have these things. her meters to sons have food to day, but it's not enough. and they're not alone. nearly $1.00 and $8.00 ro hinder children is acutely malnourished. the mother suffer to some 40 percent of pregnant and breastfeeding women are anemic. and while the refugee camps have limited health care services, they have also seen their funding dry up in recent years. delilah delilah, ringo she rama that he can nasha ro hanging kids come to us with moderate and severe malnutrition right now that we identified them through screening bakery did they come with a lack of healthy food is causing the mel nutrition among them. mission develop to say that that these kids just aren't getting vegetables. fish meet and fruit fall more legal over, hit the banner over the cuts to food aid have been coupled with an increase in violence in the refugee camps. human rights activists here, that security will be further to stabilized w on get w equal big j the food aid cut by the w f p. that is inhumane and disrespectful to ro hang your refugees. several, i'll watch other corridor traffic drug trafficking, human trafficking, and other forms of crimes like murder, ban, de, tree, and extortion could increase in the camps as a result on it. on the low buried of lawlessness has already taken its toll and the refugees, bangladesh. she investigators say that the massive fire that left thousands of refugees homeless earlier this month was carried out by criminal gangs, trying to establish supremacy in the camps for her. meta fire is just one more problem that she must bear as a refugee coloma lebanon. we live in fear in the camp, though, we feared that our tents could be set on fire already got on my we have gas stoves inside our tanza loading, which could also cause a fire. i've been on a yahoo today we fair. somebody could set fires on purpose. our beatings and killings have also been taking place here. but what can we do about it and that where can we go with the small care license? will i not have? i shall unload it. the choices are stock, bangladesh has been negotiating with me and mark for refugee repertory ation. but the 2 past attempts failed. most refugees fear more for their safety back home, even more than they fear the dangers of the camps. and gentlemen of a more dr. ambia per vin should the doctor who works in the remainder camps in bangladesh and co founded the organization through india medics. dr. per in the world food program has had to slash its food budget for the ringer owing to huge funding shortfalls. how is this impacting, growing your refugees in the camps in bang? lavish, thank you for having me. and since 2017, and there are more than 1000000 roha angers, taking shelters in the refugee camps of bangladesh. many things have been happening towards that'll hang gas, but mainly on the negative sides. like massive ah, fire exposure or incidence. and, and did using of the food vouchers, the increasing of the hostility among the hostile community and m. r, which has mixed these rancor more wonder about towards the dehumanization process and reducing the m a. food watchers are food rations, tudor ro hang gas money, money must not forget that these are the people who are exposed to every farmers who have been neglected from every basic rides. and once they land up in the m. f when she comes, there were all this are also a lack of a lack of a human rights, basic human rights, and plus with the food rations, whatever they were getting it was not enough or they are medically and mentally stability and view must also not forget that the 65 percent of women and the children in the refugee camps, they were met. the are, the children are, are who are under a 5 years of age, with the minority. they are pregnant who are anaemic, just on that point. however, if it is coping with having less food on a due to the abuses, what is the impact this is happening, but that is how that it's happening, having on their lives. as i've said, as that you know, this impact will be on every ra, hang, ask, mentally, magically, and deferred their livelihood. they were already struggling with her a less nutrition and food that they were getting the same food that they were eating the same food every day. and also with the less calorie. so these are when robert people are exposed to every a stress factors and they have been medically exposed to or to, or to the, their immunity. the image is already weak and they're supposed to and infectious diseases to the or whereby chronic disease will be or more unstable and pleasant. these impacts will also, in fact affect our youth to the crimes. our, our children are over goes, will be exposed to the crime, to the human trafficking, to the drug trafficking. and also this is a threat not only for the, our community, but also m a local committee. and it's also global threat. our children, our youth, our people will be engaged and therefore, even in see that that the people are, are running away because there is no dignified life in the refugee camps. are under me and my has been touted as the long term solution for anger. refugees who aren't thompson, bangladesh, nami, and miles of re to take in some $1000.00 residues starting next month and a pilot project. do you think that this would work? one must not forget that these m a pilot projects or are we proficient process, have been always talked about it and you know in 2018 when there was a memorandum between them for the re partition occurred, none of that line gas were involved. it was between the me and mar, and the bangladesh who is the broker of this report. patient is the chinese, what kind of chinese had the interest? why the myanmar government, another, me and my, the military regime is talking about the patrician because in next month on 24th of april, the case had been filed against a military regime of myanmar. and in i, c. j. they have to abide by the gambia. they have to show and to the i c, j to the justice that did that the, the allegations made by the gambia and i c j level that was incorrect and they did not violate any genocide conventions. and plus that, that military regime of me and my is the best government stable government to help to, for the stability of the a, me and mar, of the public of the civilians. and as well as for the wine. yes. and one must also not forget that in this re petition process, a kinds our brothers and sisters were living nearby in that account did then never wanted us. and you never called us as we hang out. and you g statements have been releasing that they will give us the right. but there was no on creed had from the new g, the civil government of myanmar. that was dr. ambia having co founder of the organization growing your medic speaking to me earlier. our conservationists in indonesia are voicing concerns over the impact that construction of the country's new capital city could have on the embodiment. news on tara, on the island of borneo, is due to be nominated next year. but the environmental damage may already have been done. getting to know the neighborhood. these are anglo dan, have a new home deforestation from plantations in coal mining sites destroy. they're always happy that they will re settled in public up on be on borneo island . but their survival, if they'll endanger close by indonesia is building it from the wood curtain. $2000000000.00 capitol, no st. data from scratch, environmentalists fear the construction spending a footprint about the size of london threatened spell while life of the island borneo is home to a rich what i t. a flora and fauna. environmental trips estimate some $400.00 hectares of mental forests along the coast line had already been cleared out to meet we for a coil boat, an oil and gas refineries. design component included. the

indonesia and russia have signed an extradition agreement. it's the 1st extradition treaty that indonesia has signed with any country on the european continent. russian justice minister konstantin church anchor called the agreement key for their relationship and says it will help combat trans national crime. firefighters and thailand are struggling to contain a wildfire that engulfed a large area of forest, a 100 kilometers north east of bangkok. the fire started on wednesday night, but firefighters couldn't immediately access the area because of the steep terrain more than a 100 heck. there's a knock on nail province have so far been destroyed, a decline and the number of pine trees in southern brazil is posing a threat to the local indigenous community. their one group is trying to save them from dying out from here. mm hm. and reports the vast evergreen, otto carrier on goosey folio trees, also known as the brazilian pine, have long been revered in brazil's southern highlands, standing up to 40 meters. they can live for 400 years. they're deeply intertwined with the local ecosystem. and with the culture of the indigenous, chuckling people. but now the trees are close to disappearing. this family are doing what they can to save them prior to dialogue his fame in order to be able to take the tree out of the extreme risk of extinction. we need millions of trees so far. we've succeeded in planting thousands, but we need to reach millions. the loss of trees is threatening the communities way of life going out. ok. it, it was to us inches thick. you know, is the easy. say that the chuckling did not exist without order cardio is to says there is no oral carrier without the shock language. therefore, both our people and our culture also at risk of extinction because we no longer have our traditional food. they eat the seeds similar to the large pine nuts and rely on the trees for medicine and spiritual practice. before planting the shock line, begin a ritual with dance and prayer. o. calling for the seedlings protection ah, gone, it could take a tree 12 to 15 years to produce seeds of its own. around 97 percent of the pine forest has been lost to deforestation through logging and urbanized ation. the shock lang, people say, former president terrible scenarios, hostile attitude toward them has made their lives worse off the decades of persecution. last cover in ozone, thumbs up with them. but a lot we indigenous people are not in care of this only for ourselves. we're think care of it for the whole planet. so the challenge is to keep this force intact, because there are many people who invade our indigenous land to hunt, to extract the wood that we have, which is our wealthier they are also miners gold miners. they see planting the trees as a form of resistance trying to save their culture and environment for generations to come. really mohammed al jazeera mostella had here on al jazeera in sport, baseball's biggest star begins the new major league season on a high, far will be here with that story. ah ah ah ah ah, it's time for sport and far a baseball getting a make over that. hi. yes indeed. thank you so much. this has yeah, for the 1st time since 1968, all 30 major league baseball teams played their opening games on the same date. and then after to attract more fans, new rules have been introduced to again, a faster and more exciting. don hanjin has more from chicago's, frankly felt stadium that wrong with opening day bringing back festively dressed fans peanuts. everybody likes freedom, and a hint of spring baseball is testing newly designed to make games shorter, faster paced, and more exciting. i think it would be fun to try and grow a bigger audience, speeding up the game, adding moran more heads only allow more people to be interested in doing a quarter pays for the 30 teams of major league baseball or carrying out an experiment they hope will save the american past time from boredom. pitchers will have to start their motions in 15 seconds with no one on base and 20 with a man on. when you go to a baseball game, you're gonna, you're gonna feel that the pitcher has the ball. he throws the ball and it's going to increase the intensity of the game bases are getting bigger both to make stealing easier and to avoid collisions. and fielders will have to stay in position so they can no longer crowd the field where a batter it's expected to hit. dave has to be faster. we're look, worry, see, and times being reduced by 20 minutes. we're get under the 3 hour mark, which i think is very important. ever since babe ruth made his famous called shot in 1932 pointing to center field before batting a pitch over the fence. at that very spot. baseball has been increasingly focused on the home run. in recent years, batters have dawdled positioning for that perfect home run. swing. pitchers took their time, game time stretched on for 3 hours or more, and fans found it tedious. at least some of them did. you think it was getting a little boring now? never bass was never going. companies. well, never boring. it was here at wrigley field that babe ruth made his famous called shot against the cubs with the cubs now opening against the milwaukee brewers fans . you're showing a measure of that excitement and a hope that now gay, you will be more thrilling than they've been in decades. oh, the die hard fans will always keep coming. oh, baseball's organizers, hope the changed rules will bring new fans to the game. right. okay. john henry m l g 0, chicago. all the exploits of show how tony will be another big selling point for baseball this season. we're going to it to a degree with fresh from his win with japan of the world baseball classic. he struck out 10 players over 6 scoreless innings, wasn't quite enough to secure a win for his el angels team as oakland a's went on to win the game to one former english cricket. captain michael vaughan has been cleared of using races language and bringing the game into disrepute. it was claimed that vaughan made races comments to was ex, your sher teammate to as emer fee can $3.00 other players of asian descent in 2009 or fixed allegations about racism. yorkshire have prompted wide reading investigations and reforms at the club. had a world football jeremy in 15 o says new house will be selected for the mens under 20 world cup in the next 2 or 3 days the future president was talking and paris why when he confirmed argentina had made an official offer the stage the event which is due to kick off in may fif, removed indonesia as house on wednesday, indonesia football federation council. the tournament draw after the governor of bali refused to host israel's team. well, there are other countries that have announced an interest, but as a candidate with government guarantees and of the details, argentine is the 1st and will make the final decision in 2 or 3 days soon as possible because it starts on may the 20th. that is soon we'll know about 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indonesia's refusal to host the team of the occupying regime, indonesia announced that the representative of the occupying regime of jerusalem would be allowed to enter. for the world cup youth football under 20 years old will not be given to this country. the international football association fifa also announced by canceling the lottery ceremony that it is talking to jakarta to satisfy them. fifa also threatened that it may withdraw the right to host from indonesia. jakarta also requested team competitions. beji busy gar quds should be implemented in singapore and not in indonesia, but as you learned in the news, the strike in germany has disrupted people's lives . millions of public and private employees are participating in this strike, and this is unprecedented in the last decade. i am having a conversation with mr. amir shujaei reporter of sed and radio news agency in germany, mr. shujaei, hello, good time, i accept the appointment for the viewers in which sectors and what was its impact on people's lives. greetings to you, as you mentioned and the media said that this strike was unprecedented in the past decades. in general, since the beginning of the new year, it has been held repeatedly and weekly in various departments of government employees and public sectors. today , the german transportation network and in fact, in general, that is, large airports, flights have been closed, and the effective airports international and domestic and ra

indonesia is the chair right now, so we are hopeful indonesia will be able to move that bloc a little bit closer to a more respectable position with regard to human rights. right now, the way that asean is dealing with the military junta in myanmar and the way they have dealt with mass atrocities right in its neighborhood is really -- you know, it is indicative of the bloc's inability or unwillingness to address these issues. it really needs to change. >> there are so many crises going on simultaneously in the world right now. the ukraine war being just one of them. how difficult us all that make it for you and your colleagues to ensure that the rohingya get the attention they need? so many refugees i think would say the world just continues to ignore them. >> indeed, it is a great challenge that we are facing, and there's crisis everywhere. we just saw it with the earthquake in syria and turkey. it is something new, and they will also need support, so we are thinking differently, and we need to do that fast, so we are tapping into new funds and looking into development in, looking to

indonesia duplicity in the behavior of fifa after indonesia did not allow the zionist football team to participate in the under-20 world cup , fifa has taken the host of this competition from this muslim country . there is no change in indonesia'sng support for palestine and the defenseless people of palestine. it didn't and it is still strong and the court may be the first to hear the protests against the zionist regime like the qatar world cup, which country are you from palestine and israel 99 palestine israel does not exist 13 months ago due to the start of the conflict between russia and ukraine, all club and national teams russia from the competition for example, when the russian national football team was left out at the most critical stage on the eve of reaching the 2022 world cup , i took the host of the european club cup final from the west and gave it to france, and i explained the position of the british government. sports events should be denied, these football teams of the world are also faced with falling, but never dealing with any of them because of this issue, it shows that the policies of fifa and afc, by reforming the policies of selective sports, i.e. the mafia, dominate the sports and the basis of benefits

this ring indonesia president of indonesia suddenly out of the blue called his means.ery closely watching the formation of the big two, russia china miss, hemon, weak baiden runs hysterically. as you said, the office cannot get through, but we see that whoever is in the position of strong china and russia are mutually connected equal partners. they form this one. i'm sorry for the paradoxical one. so the statement is the center of this multipolar world or the main pole around which to join, what can germany do, worked closely with the russian federation, built two branches of the nord stream and blew it up. here, expect the same thing, as if oil tankers will drink ships, they will planes will fall, there will be sabotage and so on. that's what everyone will do, that is, this method is not a declared war. most likely, it will soon be tried in china and in russia. thank god that the power of siberia and the eastern pacific ocean oil pipeline go through the territory of our countries and in no way through the sea space and power. nato cannot influence them. obviously they

indonesia. there was no agreement indonesia.as no agreinternational condemnation. was international condemnation. people shouted, but people screamed and shouted, but guess happened? boat guess what happened? the boat stopped coming to shore and then and this is the argument that if you an agreement with all you needis you an agreement with all you need is president macron when he meets with rishi sunak on friday to say to rishi sunak at rishi sunak bidding. i will to say to rishi sunak at rishi sunak bidding . i will agree to sunak bidding. i will agree to you just returning these people to france and the whole thing would be finished by sunday yes. but before the whole thing can be ready by so chances of that aren't very high. no, but but, but let me just say nobody here makes the argument about this. i think this is a really issue. it's not in interests as well as the uk is interests that people are getting on and making these dangerous journeys . drowning in dangerous journeys. drowning in the english channel. the french sho

indonesia after being given the medicine. it has also been reported that youngsters in other countries, including gambia and uzkbekistan, have also died. the bbc�*s indonesia correspondent valdya baraputri explained how this case came about. at least since last august, indonesiamore than 300 cases of acute kidney injury in children caused by cough syrup contamination. 25 parents whose children died or were injured because of this came forward with a collective lawsuit or class action. they submitted in november last year. they demanded more than $195,000 for every child killed and $130,000 for every child injured, which is a pretty significant amount by indonesian standards. the court yesterday decided to grant their plea or class actions submission. it means that the trial of class action will go ahead. so this is a very relieving decision for the parents who are seeking justice for their children. parents who are seeking justice fortheir children. how parents who are seeking justice for their children. how did the pharmaceuticals reactor the news? , . news? the pharmaceutical companies. _ news? the pharmaceutical companies, since - news? the pharmaceutical. companies, since beginning, have maintained their position as also a victim of their suppliers of the

indonesia's refusal to host the team of the occupying regime, indonesia announced that it will not allow the representative of the occupying regime to enter jerusalem for the under-20 youth football world cup. it is their satisfaction, fifa has also threatened that it may withdraw the right to host from indonesia, and jakarta also requested that the matches of the occupying quds regime team be held in singapore and not in indonesia, but as you have learned in the news , the strike in germany is disrupting the living conditions of the people. millions of public and private employees are participating in this strike, and in the last decade, an unprecedented conversation with mr. amir shojaei, a reporter of sed and sima news agency in germany , mr. shojaei, hello, good time, please accept it for the viewers of this strike, in which section what has been its impact on people's lives? hello, as you mentioned, and the media said that this strike was unprecedented in the past decades, and in general, since the beginning of the new year , it has been held repeatedly on a weekly basis in various departments of government employees and public sectors. today widely germany's transportation network, and in fact, i have included air transportation at the airport in general , that is, the large airport, fli

indonesia , footballers of the zionist regime should not be mentioned to our country, considering the brutal attacks of the zionist regime with the support of the legal museum of the government indonesia does not allow athletes at all let this criminal regime set foot on the soil of our country. next week, indonesia is going to host the under-20 soccer world cup. now, the president of indonesia, in response to the demands of the people in the middle of the country, said that the footballers of the zionist regime do not have the right to participate in the tournament, and france has supported palestine and the defenseless people of palestine have not changed and are still strong and fair, but since sports should not be a political victim in order to restore indonesia's right to host, our representative is talking to fifa officials. it is not the first time that someone in the world has recognized the zionist athletes. our not confronting the zionist athletes is a message of global freedom for palestine, and all these years, from iranian athletes to world sports figures , they supported the palestinian people, and they were always ready to support the palestinian people, even if they did not win a medal or sports honor is like hosting the under-20 world cup . babak kazemi of the sed and sima news a

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advocating for the rights of the rank and all the people be a mar indonesia, the chair right now boss yon. and so we are hopeful that indonesia will be able to move that block a little bit closer to a more respectable position with regard to human rights. right now, the way that i see on is dealing with the military hunt and me and mar, and the way that i see on has dealt with the rank of genocide. another mass atrocity primes happening right. and its neighborhood is, is really, you know, it's, it's, and it's indicative of this box inability or, or unwillingness rather to address these issues. it really needs to change. robina, there are so many crises going on simultaneously in the world right now. i mean, the ukraine war being just one of them. how difficult does all that make it for you and your colleagues to ensure that they're working, go get the attention that they need because so many of the refugees i speak with say they just feel that the world continues to ignore them. indeed it is a great challenge that we are facing and there's a crisis everywhere and we just side with escalade in syria and turkey. it's something

of political issues in order to restore indonesia's right to host, our representative is talking with fifa officials, while malaysia is side by side with indonesia, in order to firmly oppose the normalization of relations with the regime, it has repeatedly prevented the athletes of this fake regime from entering its territory. the deputy minister of foreign affairs of russia said that his country will not change its decision to suspend participation in the new start next month. at his decision to suspend participation in this month will not change anything, and he added that the failure of the united states to interact with russia widened the opportunity for violations of the month in washington, and their efforts to blame that party will never work again, the former american president in a conversation with the television network fox news has once again made america a dead country. donald trump said it is terrible to say that we are a declining country and that america is failing. rum had made it before . america had the highest inflation rate in more than 40 years. and the cost of fuel in the us after he pointed out the occurrence of the war i

called a piece mission last week. viva has stripped indonesia, the right to host the under $24.00. woke up, the decision follows the statement from indonesia, president joe we, dodo, which he declared his objection to the participation in the tournament of israel is also considering for sanctions against the indonesian federation. washington has condemned the decision by mere mass military government to dissolve in prison. the former lead, i'm so she's political party. the national being for democracy is one of dozens of opposition parties. a claims failed to meet an election registration deadline. sushi and let the l. d. a landslide victory in 2020 was ousted and a military modicum says pro francis has been diagnosed with a respiratory infection and will remain in the hospital for a few days a spokesperson. so the 86 year old was admitted to rome's jamaila hospital. the checks earlier today, after complaining of breathing difficulties, i will open the letter assigned by a loan mosque is calling for a pause on the development of more powerful artificial intelligence systems. so i think risks to society and humanity. a masks tesla is curren

indonesia although previously not included in the top five from mobilization or military service on the territory of indonesia is considered a crime, so the authorities have a very unambiguous understanding of the situation with those citizens of the russian federation who you decide to go to byte. and this is key to understanding. why is what is happening at the moment happening, however , it would be naive to believe that the indonesian authorities are simply kick out the evaders. many contentious issues. in bali, they decide with bribes, fines, and relaxants give each other advice on how to avoid unnecessary expenses, they recommend for their events, call only acquaintances, or clients who can be recommended by friends, so that guests do not turn out to be the inspector of large conferences now. as i see it, fewer of them began to be held, which, let's say a month ago, before this wave of hepatization, and everyday events that, let's say, organize women's circles or master classes are normal, there is a maximum of up to only talk, whether they will be deported if you come for three months to work, say , as

indonesia, federal federation. recently council, the tournament draw 1000 after the governor of barley refused to host israel's team . they're also being processed in indonesia demanding israel's expulsion from the competition. now we can only print hope fif does not impose sanctions on indonesia, but instead use oppertunity to hold other tournaments so that we can continue to play. but all of us football players are affected specially for the future as we don't know what features next step will be to the games. greatest rivals have been inducted into the english premier league hall of fame, alex ferguson, and also banga. all the 1st manages to receive the honor, the full manchester united and also bosses were huge figures in the game during the 990 and 2 thousands of focus and 113 titles, the united making him the most successful premier coachable time his science won the league 3 seasons in a row on 2 separate occasions. while in the 2003 full season bang, a so called invincible slate on bates, and during the whole season, he managed also for a record 828 league matches during his 22 years. all the psalms had gone up faced both broadcast gary l smith. he explains why the bang of ferguson rivalry was so important. the league's global popularity. it's quite significant because

indonesia. although before they did not go to the top five. any evasion of mobilization or military service on the territory of indonesia is considered a crime, so the authorities have a very unambiguous understanding of the situation with those citizens of the russian federation who you decide to go to and this is key to understanding. why is what is happening happening right now? however , it would be naive to believe that the indonesian authorities are simply expelling draft dodgers. many contentious issues. in bali they decide with bribes and fines and relaxants give each other advice on how to avoid unnecessary expenses for their events, call only acquaintances, or clients who can be recommended by friends so that guests do not turn out to be an inspector. major conferences now as i see it, fewer of them began to be held, let's say a month ago before this wave of deportation, and household events are for discharge. someone, for example, organizes women's circles or a master class, up to a maximum of ten people. it still tries the same. only talk, will they be deported if you come to work for three months, say good news dj. no, life on th

indonesia and turkey are released on monday. south korea has its number out on tuesday, and the philippines on wednesday. >>> the central bank in southeast asia's largest country in indonesiaaused its tightening last month after its key rate reached its highest in three years. but inflation is still well above its target due to persistently high food prices. turkey's sky high inflation has been coming down from its peak of more than 85% in october. the latest figure in february was over 55% year on year. but inflation may come down more slowly than expected. that is after the central bank cut its rate to help the economy falling with the devastating earthquake in february. we will see how wages in japan are doing on friday. the real cash earnings of workers fell in january at the fastest pace in nearly nine years. higher inflation was to blame, but it is also pushing major companies to raise wages during annual spring negotiations between labor and management. investors and analysts will also be watching u.s. employment data that same day. employers added fewer jobs in february, but the number was still stronger than expected. a still hot labor market in the u.s. was behun

the israeli football in this country hosted indonesia in the under-20 world cup exposed the duality in the behavior of fifa after the country of indonesia allow the israeli football team to participate in the under-20 world cup. muslim country they have taken it for supporting palestine and the defenseless people of palestine, nothing has changed and it is still strong and the court may be the first to hear the voice of protests against the zionist regime like the qatar world cup , which country are you from? palestine is not palestine, i am israeli 99 palestine israel does not exist 13 last month, the beginning of the conflict between russia and ukraine eliminated all the russian club and national teams from the competitions, when the russian national football team was left out at the most critical stage on the eve of reaching the 2022 world cup. and i gave it to france and the government museum i described the uk, one day it should be banned from hosting all sports events, meanwhile, the strangest football teams in the world will never face any of them because of this issue. selectiveness means that a mafia dominates sports and acts b