the indonesian capital jakarta is worst effected in round 30 years. almost the entire coastal area of the city will be under water. crippling floods have struck jakarta again and again. a new year's eve 2019 more rain fell on it than ever recorded in a single day. earlier that year, the president of what is the world's 4th biggest country had already announced he was moving the country's capital from drowning jakarta to the island of borneo. well, indonesia, ground water problems are worse than most like dhaka and bangladesh. jakarta is rivers are full of plastic and waste l. goverlan which can only produce 60 percent . ok, so basically what we did by being so 40 percent of people are still rely under grow. what they're added to that is the fact that jakarta sits on swap the land is home to 13 rivers and is among the most densely populated cities in the world. but jakarta isn't alone. most river dealt as our thinking faster than they would naturally. and the damage is rippling inland, destroying crops, and raising the price of staple foods like rice a

but jakarta isn't alone. most river dealt as our thinking faster than they would naturally. emma damage is rippling inland, destroying crops, and raising the price of staple foods like rice and wheat gain obese. i said it is like a silent gillett, and it will get worse. a major study found that scientists have wildly under estimated the number of people exposed to flooding. you would think that the scientific community and governments would no validation of crystal lamb. but it turns out that for most of the globes curse, we have been relying on satellite data and satellites answers. and those answers couldn't distinguish roof tops and tree tops from the grounds. climate central scientists estimate 3 times as many people are at risk of coastal flooding than originally thought. many live on the same river deltas that are rapidly subsiding. the study didn't account for coastal defenses like sea walls berms are levies. so it's not like all the cities are doomed, but it shows there's less room for them to sink. a

instead, jakarta has mostly put its hopes in building a giant wall. but experts say this just delays the problem at high costs. if we do a lot of management is only 10000000000 yet. if we do this is see, well, he said, what did you scientist say we can limit sea level rise to less than half a meter the century by rapidly cutting emissions that much extra water would still be devastating for the cities and turn millions of lives upside down, but it means the cities themselves could still survive the century. rise in sea levels are indeed a global problem in france that having a serious impact on the small island. but the majority of the islands, residents find a location so beautiful. they don't want to move despite all the risks were paid them of visits. the small french island of edison is just under an hour off the coast of brittany. about 250 people reside here on about 60 hector's of land. most of them live from fishing, but tourism also brings in some money. the island is only just above sea level, which keeps rising due to the climate crisis. in

and managing jakarta is infamous jams will meet a man with disabilities and others who direct traffic in one of the world's busiest cities. ah, i melissa chant, thanks for joining us. the crisis continues in sri lanka, with protesters demanding the exit of president ga to buy or roger boxer. they accuse him of driving the country's economy into the ground. the country has defaulted on its foreign debts, inflation is sky high, and people are having trouble buying the very basics, including food and fuel. t w's. many are chaudhry reports from colombo. oh, angry she lengthens are out on the streets. an unprecedented economic crisis has pushed these people to gather outside the president's office in the capital city, colombo, shouting slogans, waving placards, and demanding change for r. i'm the one, the roger bucks, a family whose members occupy, keep positions in the should on can government including that of the president and the prime minister to resign. we believe their family rules, then the court is him and blatant software option are responsible for this economy . collapse the peo

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me . managing this intersection in jakarta, takes courage and experience. and you need, he has plenty of both for over 2 decades. the 47 year old, also known as daddy has been helping reduce traffic jams in this megacity despite his disability. because his hearing is impaired and he can't speak, he relies on his wife to communicate. i thank god he has worked. i think he's got the trusted the police to. he was even given a uniform like the police quality because of his enthusiasm. the police were very happy with daddy last hour because he's alone is a disabled her son couldn't talk, didn't go to school. he could only be a traffic director. as long as he's got an income with its unpredictable traffic jams, jakarta struggles with congestion. unofficial traffic directors help prevent the total collapse, assisting cars and trucks, particularly crossings at lack traffic lights. these police, each epic as they are known, work in exchange for tips from drivers. there are thousands of them across town. and on a good day, people like ro, we mean earn quite good money

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the traffic in indonesia, capital jakarta, is notorious for being among the worst in the world. and all those vehicles clogging the city streets, take more the stoplights and give away signs to manage so many busy crossings come with dedicated directors to keep the traffic flowing. managing this intersection in jakarta, next courage and experience tonight. he has plenty of both for over 2 decades. donati, also known as daddy, has been helping reduce traffic jams in this mega city, despite his disability. because his hearing is impaired and can speak, he relies on his wife to communicate the law mildly about it. not bad. mm hm. thank god, he has work. he's got the trust of the police to he was even given a uniform because of his enthusiasm. they were very happy with daddy mama because he worked alone as a disabled person and didn't get an education. yeah, he could only be at half director of other than what matters is that he has an income. i jack out of those, one of the most fun just that series in the world. and now that corporate restrictions half in relax traffic is back to

jessica washington has more from jakarta, a passenger sent in station in central jakarta, thousands of travelers awaiting to see their families from bonham. i am so happy that i can travel again. i've missed my mother so much. the annual homecoming travel before eat is a tradition in indonesia, the world's most populous muslim majority. country ah millions leave the major cities to spend the holidays with their families. i look at them. and again, my sub binder situation is so different from last year and 2020, when the curve of 19 cases were high traveling was limited. but now we actually need to provide extra trains health workers that public transport hobbs are providing vaccines for travelers. but again, most would be many passengers get vaccinated here because they know they needed to travel back to their home town. last year, the government band, hometown travel because of concerns about soaring, coven 19 cases and deaths. but this year it says the country is in a very different position. now if we had talk our competitor to had the 70000000 people, oh, a need anesha. that is alr

as long as he's got an income with its unpredictable traffic jams, jakarta struggles with congestion. unofficial traffic directors help prevent the total collapse, assisting cars and trucks, particularly crossings that lack traffic lights. these police each epic as they are known, work in exchange for tips from drivers. there are thousands of them across town. and on a good day, people like ro, we mean earn quite good money, even more than a taxi driver. i got on the day that a young i'm here from 6 to 8 in the mornings, or not 2 hours. i make 12 euros. after that, i don't do it again unless we take turns even railway crossings are under our control class. many police officers are not keen on the job yet. my get by this railway crossing with no automated barrier and south jakarta has been managed for years by solely a local who's in charge of a group of 12 workers 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. his team is right here. new members are carefully selected that didn't, they did with it. with their doubt. everyone can come and just work here. their money as you like, there's this guy who

that could hurt the traditional journalists not in place, not reporting from jakarta. thank you. and the social thanks for watching. ah, a war is raging below that. what about a peer to the international space station? a cooperation between the usa, russia, and many other countries. the violent invasion of ukraine is overshadowing international partnership is peace in space also under threats to morrow to do under the bumper. next on d, w, making me raring to read. if there is any erotic offence between them, you'd have to find it between the lines g w literature. 100 german must reads oh, get ready for out of space. on march 23rd, germany is mateusz maha completed his 1st space woke together with a fender as to not despite a few complications, the 2 managed to accomplish their mission. but well, the international space station remain in place of global corporation in the future that and more with coming up with.

i'm so happy they can finally meet, but not more than 14000000 people are expected to leave greater jakarta in the holiday period. it's the 1st time since the pandemic began, that indonesians have been permitted to travel back to their home towns for each celebrations, local authorities on just allowing the travel, but facilitating it as well by providing for each multiple options.

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you take a look at jakarta seems to stand out of the pack here.f it seems to do with the big ipo debut. here is how things are looking. 15% higher after 40 minutes of trade. 86 rupiah a share. we will more with the ceo in the next hour. haslinda: in our weekly asean focus, we put our spotlight on an indonesian digital payment firm covering some of southeast asia's fastest-growing companies. it became a unicom -- companies like -- countries like then he gentile led. -- indonesia and thailand. markets have been abuzz about your fresh fund raising round pin give us a sense of who your backers are likely to be. >> we are doing well right now in market. i don't think we will be looking to raise any time soon. it has been a really great ride. they have been supportive to encourage further growth in southeast asia. haslinda: just back from singapore. talk to us about your plans for the rest of southeast asia. >> we have been doing well and arrow market which is indonesia. we expanded to the philippines with a good track record. we have seen growth in our

jessica washington reports from jakarta. paso sensation in central to counter thousands of travelers or waiting to see their families. also, number health workers at public transport homes are providing vaccines for travelers by govern. government would many passengers get vaccinated here because they know they needed to travel back to their home. the country is in a very different position. now if we talk a car compared to 2, had the 70000000 people are in indonesia, 2nd shut, millions will spend hours in traffic as they try to lead jakarta, one of the world's most densely populated cities. that meant there. she has never met my baby because of the pandemic. i'm so happy they can finally new, but not more than 14000000 people are expected to leave. great local authorities aren't just allowing the travel, but facilitating it as well by providing free transport. options is a festive atmosphere. people have been killed in an explosion in turkey. it happened in east.

jessica washington reports not from jakarta. pasano sensation in central jakarta, thousands of travelers or waiting to see their families from them by them. i am so happy that i can travel again. i've missed my mother so much. the annual homecoming travel before eat is a tradition in indonesia, the world's most populous muslim majority. country. ah millions, leave the major cities to spend the holidays with their families. i look at the bundy gambling and my stuff on the situation is so different from last year on 2020 . when the curve at 19 cases were high traveling was limited. but now we actually need to provide extra train's health workers at public transport hubs are providing vaccines for travelers. but again, my will be many passengers get vaccinated here because they know they needed to travel back to their hometown. last year, the government band, hometown travel because of concerns about soaring, coven, 19 cases and deaths. but this year it says the country is in a very different position. now if we had talk our competitor to had the 70000000 people, only denisia debt is alread

jessica washington reports from jakarta.rs of waiting, the mood in indonesia's people's representative council was one of celebration. there's no place for sexual violence, the house speaker declared, as legislators passed a highly anticipated bill into law which aims to create a better legal framework for victims of sexual abuse to secure justice. >> this law is so important. there were so many victims who didn't get justice. they endured trauma. they were criminalized and victimized. >> the law has been welcomed by rights groups around the country who are making the well-being of sexual abuse victims a priority by offering compensation and other support. >> there are many breakthroughs in this law in the best interest of the victims. >> it expands the definition of sexual crimes to include different types of abuse. >> firstly, it regulates sexual crimes or sexual violence that was previously considered a criminal act, which includes sexual harassment. >> passing the bill was not easy. supporters faced a strong challenge fr

jessica washington reports from jakarta, a passage sensation in central dakota, thousands of travelers awaiting to see their families from about my mother. i am so happy that i can travel again. i have missed my mother so much. the annual homecoming travel before eat is a tradition in indonesia, the world's most populous muslim majority. country. ah millions, leave the major cities to spend the holidays with their families. and i look at them and again, my husband, the situation is so different from last year on 2020. when the coven 19 cases were high, traveling was limited. but now we actually need to provide extra trades health workers at public transport hubs are providing vaccines for travelers like dental would many passengers get vaccinated here because they know they needed to travel back to their hometown. last year the government banned hometown travel because of concerns about soaring, coven 19 cases and deaths. but this year it says the country is in a very to millions will spend hours in traffic as they try to lead to contact. one of the world's most densely populated citie

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jessica washington, al jazeera jakarta. it's 11 people in india have been killed out of their vehicle, touched overhead, power cables during a hindu festival procession. 3 more people have been cheated and hospital for burn injuries. vehicle decorated as a temple chariot was taking part in a religious celebration in fungi, void hats in the southern state of time on their due, firefighters are struggling to contain a massive places, bulkhead on huge and landfill side on the outskirts of india's capital emitter, heat wave foreign minister nor angel mode is warning. there could be more similar incidents as temperatures are getting too high, too early in the year. and just chappelle reports flames burn for a 2nd day at the ballast while landfill adding to the hazardous air quality in the capitol. the plumes of smoke hard for any one to avoid especially waste workers. hotel are like the yeah, neighbor near. there's a fire every year. it's not new. there is a risk to life and livelihood. many slum dwellings caught fire. people li

she joins us now from jakarta. that was actually your group, the national commission of violence against women. which 1st propose this idea of this legislation nearly a decade ago. you must be pleased at finding gone 3 right. lee in a nice thing. but monica mess from one particular, i mean they are really appreciate the fact that we know house is more comprehensive from work on sexual violence that we and those over the past. when we 1st actually acknowledge that the trend of the report was actually increasing. and in the last 2 years, during the, the me, it's actually fight from one to like more than 3000 cases. last year we just like an interest 70 percent from previous year only on 6 on while. and so this is really, really being in the same friends because we definitely are handling on 6 violence. tell us practically how this bill will actually help victims of sexual violence. mostly and for most is actually the full crimes of sexual violence that previously took as criminal acts or partially will lead to which

jessica washington out a 0 jakarta. a colombian judge has rule that for president, alvaro rebate will have to stand trial on charges of fraud and witness tampering. it concerns an investigation into abuses committed during the countries 52 year long civil conflict and asunder, grumpy anti reports from guitar and that 12 hour long virtual hearing the judge, carmen ortiz questioned. much of the attorney general's office reasoning to ask for, did this miss? so of this controversial case against the former president of columbia at the judge detailed at times in stark terms of how she believes that the prosecuting attorney, gabriela hi, miss. failed to present important evidence that indeed would suggest the possibility that that is responsible for crimes. in particular, he is charged with directing one of his lawyers and other people to try and bribe and change the testimony of some paramilitary members and change the testimony where that link would you be at 2 d, illegal armed groups? now this case goes a ways back, it's a

jessica washington is following developments from jakarta. we do expect counting to start at around 10, g. so in coming hours and that is expected to take around 3 days. we could of course, have an indication of who is in the lead, depending on the progress of counting in particular districts. as you noted in that 1st round of the elections, josie ramos horta put up a strong show and was able to secure a 46 percent of percent of the votes. of course, it wasn't enough to secure him the presidency, but it does place him in a strong position for this run off. however, it doesn't necessarily guarantee that it will be. he will be victorious in his run all round. one of the challenges that his competitor francisco good terrorist faced in the 1st round with some fractures within his own party, which basically diluted his level of support for the 1st round. what remains to be seen now with this, ronald round, the final round of the elections is whether people who voted for those all the candidates will who they will end up supporting in this round th

his life was now in jakarta. jessica, tell us a bit more about this bill and how it will help victims of sexual audits. well, you mentioned some of those figures from last year. and as shocking as they might seem, indonesian ministers have really described those numbers. it's just the tip of the iceberg. because indonesia, like many countries around the world does have a problem with under reporting. when it comes to sexual violence and part of the reason for that is that in the past avenues, the justice or survive is of sexual assault have been limited. and there are hopes to day that going forward with the passing of this bill that can change with now clearer avenues for survivors of sexual abuse to build a case and to secure convictions against perpetrators. now 2 of the key features of this landmark legislation include firstly that it takes what women's rights groups and survive as rights groups have called a victim centered approach. this legislation is not just about convictions for perpetrators of sexual a

that at the summit everything would not come down solely to discussing ukraine and in general, as jakartaieves. they have already done a lot for the ukrainians by inviting them to one of the july meetings dedicated to the economy that russia is not in danger of being excluded from the g20 due to the events in ukraine writes assos agency against removal brazil china south africa in the us and canada of course with exceptions, but even there they admit that it is unrealistic to remove a country from any participation requires a high level of consent, in many forms, including the g20, and there was no such level of consent . so vadimchik why is needed, and everything, maybe that now indonesia is not according to the forecast, but there will be another six months. ahead of this until november, everything will last. yes, all these talks are conversations with a noose around the neck. i think they they can’t for a long time, sketch everything can happen exactly the opposite, just zelensky and the country will arrive. uh, the organizer has the right to invite additional. and why by that time? we

my name is fiona, emerged from the from jakarta in nisha, and my question is 40 years of learning out of practice and stuff again from the very beginning and you know, the kind of courage and humility that i don't see the prospect for that. at least in my lifetime, but i at the same time i don't think that's an avenue for hopelessness. i think that's through that before we create new types of structures. so i think actually the exciting spaces, silica all within, you know, these the, you know, latin america, asia, africa, aborigine called civic center. i think that's where the really exciting and new models are coming from. i don't think i can i to that i think that's a perfect response to the question that you dust and that's great. do you feel that writing and especially oh yes. so i'm sure that i do that. otherwise, there wouldn't be much points really in doing, in looking at these things are, i think, i think fiction has a oh, an important part to play in the where that are we understand history. i don't just write historical fiction force, but when it, when, when, when, when i th

at patterson, in station in central jakarta, thousands of travelers awaiting to see their families from bonham. i am so happy that i can travel again, i've missed my mother's patropolis, like young mo, would many passengers get vaccinated here because they know they needed to travel back to their hometown. last year the government banned hometown travel because of concerns about soaring, coven, 19 cases. and deaths, but this year it says the country is in a very different position. now if we talk a car combat to, to had the 70000000 people. oh, a new neesha debt is already like a 70 percent audio lucy traffic as they try to lead to contact one of the world's most densely populated cities. but many say it's worth the trouble. something any family has a 12 hour mini bus ride ahead of them. yet their band. i want to show my youngest daughter to my mother. she has never met my baby because of depend on me. i'm so happy they can finally meet, but not more than 14000000 people are expected to leave greater dakota in the holiday period. it's the 1st high eases covered 90 lockdown restrictions

one option might be indonesia, the world's biggest exporter of thermal cold for jakarta, rising demand for the fossil fuel is shaping up to be quite lucrative. and that inflation warning from a top federal reserve official rattles wall street. we'll check in with our financial correspond welcome to the show. i'm see beardsley. the european commission is preparing to ban russian coal imports as part of a 5th package of sanctions. and as a response to new allegations of civilian executions by russian soldiers near keith sanctions would be the 1st taken against russian fossil fuels, which previous rounds have left untouched. the value of russian co imports are estimated at 4000000000 euros annually. all 27 member nations will have to agree to the measures cause have been growing for the e. u to been all energy imports from russia. a move opposed by germany and italy, your sal commission, president ursula underline, describe the rat, the reasoning behind those sanctions. we all saw the goose, some pictures from butcher and other areas from which russian troops have recently left. yesterday

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excuse me. indonesian police have fired t gas at students in jakarta. as protests erupted over rumors that elections would be postponed. a delay would allow president, yoko dodo, to stay in power beyond or to term limit. critics call that a threat to democracy. there's been political turmoil and change at the very top in pakistan's politics. there's a new prime minister, shabazz sharif after lawmakers removed his predecessor in ron con, in an confidence vote. she re full form a new government and elections, a plan for next year. mere muhammad ship, shabba should isa is declared to have been elected as the prime minister of the islamic. ah, he was the only candidate let stand in after hours to prime minister m, ron conn and his party members walked out of parliament. m. okay. this is the 1st time in history that a no confidence motion has succeeded. com. yahoo! oh, it's a victory of righteousness and evil has been defeated to me. pakistan's new interim premier shabbas sharif, is no stranger to the country's thorny politics. his brother is disgraced, form

restrictions and began building make shift hospitals. indonesian police have fire t gas students in jakarta as protests to wrapped it over rumors that elections would be postponed. now a delay would allow president jo window to stay in power beyond the current to term limits. critics call that a threat to democracy. and pop star britney spears has announced that she is pregnant. now this follows the end of her 13 year conservatorship that allowed her father complete control over her life. preventing her from getting married or having children. she referred to the baby's father, sam gallery, as her husband in an instagram post, implying that they had recently tied the knot elsewhere. there's been political turmoil and change at the very top. in pakistan's politics, there is a new prime minister shot by sharif after lawmakers removed his predecessor, enron, con, in a vote of no confidence. now she re full form a new government and elections are planned for next year. mia mama's ship shabba? should he sub is declared to have been elected as the prime minister of this moment? he was the only ca

i'm so happy they can finally move, but not more than 14000000 people are expected to leave greater jakarta in the holiday period. it's the 1st time since the pandemic began. that indonesians had been permitted to travel back to their home towns with mesa. hello, robin da hall. reminder of all top news stories and intense heat waivers had india and pakistan with temperatures hitting record hives. for this time of the year. pulse of india have recorded 45 degrees celsius causing power outages and straining health services. to all harder has the story from pakistan. wide ridge are needed for agriculture to prod you. so dad was one factor also the fact that some part of budget on like jacob bought golf temperature shorting to 52 kelsey a dead, 126. brad in height and the guardian, gregg, for any long duration of exposure to that kind of tempered job can lead to organ failure. and i still find responsible for the beheadings of a number of hostages has been sentenced to life imprisonment, tennis play with i'm guilty of breaching terms of his 2017 bankruptcy moneys in half now to stay with us in

i think you so much to both of you are meaningless. fiona emerged only from jakarta, indonesia, and i question has to have a problem that a lot of the inner museum institutions academic institutions have with the colonization. i mean of this, it's such a buzzword now that it's almost 40 years of learning and of practice and starts again from the very beginning and, you know, the kind of courage and humility that, that would necessitate is, is really, really hard. yeah, no it to be honest, i don't think there is such a thing in the west. there's a fully di, colonized institution and i, i don't see the prospect for that, at least in my life time. but at the same time, i don't think that sir. an avenue for hopelessness. i think they're still, you know, in great spaces and great exchanges that can be had. but for me, the really interesting space is actually within the global south or the so called global south, where i think there's so many interesting conversations happening about building new paradigms within context where you don't necessarily have to undo to the same extent. there are

time she was the regions environment minister, indonesian police have fired tear gas and students in jakarta, after protest erupted against the rumor postponement of the general election. the move would allow president, yoko v, dodo to stay in power beyond the to term limit. critics call that threat to democracy. more than 26000 cases of coven 19 have been reported in china's largest city. shanghai officials have reassured worried residents that they will deliver basic supplies as the country sticks to its 0 covet approach. the southern city of juan ju, has also introduced restrictions and began building makeshift hospitals around 20 migrants have been rescued off the spanish island of grand canaria. the area has become the main destination in spain for african migrants trying to reach europe. a local n g o says more than 4400 people died at sea trying to reach spain last year. and france emanuel macross has emerged as the clear front runner after sunday's 1st round of voting in the country's presidential election results published by the interior ministry. give me crohn just under 28 percen

. >> in jakarta, some of the most popular dishes can be found in the small kitchen.ed chicken, fried fish and fried tofu. almost everything on the menu has one ingredient in common, palm oil. they opened this restaurant 30 years ago now she's worried she could lose customers. >> the unstable price of cooking oil affects my business. it was difficult, now it is available but expensive. so challenging for small businesses. >> palm oil is the world's most widely used edible oil. for months, concerns about price and availability have been growing in indonesia. despite the country being the top producer. now the government is banning palm oil exports including crude and refined palm oil. >> i understand the state needs taxes along with foreign exchange and the country needs a trade balance surplus but meeting the people's primary needs is more important it's a priority. >> the move has shocked global markets the price of cooking oil has been rising around the world for a number of reasons disruptions in production increasing demand for biofuels and the war in ukraine the