good morning from jakarta and thank you for- jakarta and thank you for having me.t's the first trip by president biden since he became president to the region. he started off in korea, and now injapan. with our two key allies, along with australia, which will be at the quad coming up. his comments have attracted a lot of attention on china. this is the third statement which has raised the question of whether the united states official policy is moving from strategic ambiguity on the taiwan question two strategic clarity. the administration have made a statement that it is not changing its policy, but i think we can at least come to the conclusion that the us position to support taiwan is much more clearly stated and is an attempt to draw a line under any potential chinese designs on taiwan. and the regional partners... on taiwan. and the regional partners- - -_ partners... tested “ump in there, this * partners... tested “ump in there, this is h partners... tested “ump in there, this is very _ partners... tested jump in | there, this is very worrying for asian leade

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jakarta at the moment the clear winner amongst those. about one of those companies which did indeed list in jakarta. it was bukalapak. its ipo was the largest in the country's history. the e-commerce giant raised $1.5 billion in that launch. excitement high at the launch, and things though, not been that great for the share price for this online mall. yvonne: 60% or more off the peaks we saw. the company's market cap now around $2 billion. joining us is the company's president, teddy oetomo. i guess you are on the same ship as a lot of tech companies right now, facing challenges of soaring inflation and rising interest rates. how do you think that affects your business? teddy: i think from the company side, rising interest rate, interestingly enough, it has a bit of a benefit because when we are sitting with 20 trillion rupee of cash, increasing interest rate reduces our cash bank. in the first quarter we earned about 250 billion rupee. obviously as the increase in real -- in the interest rate, it would curb it further. as it is now, we

jessica washington al jazeera jakarta. starbucks is announced that it's leaving russia after nearly 15 years. a coffee company joins fast food truck giant mcdonalds, which has also started moving its trademark golden arches from its outlets and the country burger chain and out last week it was selling its restaurants to a local buyer who operate under a new name. donald says, running restaurants in russia is it no longer consistent with its values because of the war in ukraine. it's arrival 30 years ago is seen as a sign of change for the soviet union as it opened up to the west. and its exit is also being viewed as equally symbolic. ah.

following developments from jakarta, what's he been flagging as his priorities of the presidency? well, rob just said i'm a sorta gave a rather lengthy speech at his inauguration celebration overnight. it is important to note that it is not just his inauguration that to molest a team or marking today, but also 20 years of independence. and so in his speech, he remarked on the progress that his country has made, making a note that in 190909 or 2000, the capital city of dealy was effectively reduced to rubble. and from that, they have built the nation up to a state where it is now considered, in his words, a peaceful, happy, and imperfect democracy. but a place that can be considered an oasis of peace and solidarity. some of the priorities that he outlined in his speech, including increasing regional ties, specifically with indonesia and strangely, the countries nearest neighbors. he went into specific scenes detailing that he would like to increase regional ties with the closest parts of australia and the closest parts of indonesia with his nation. he also, and he has repeatedly re

jessica washington is live in jakarta. jessica. so this is ambry ban has now been lifted by the government. what sort of reaction can we expect them? hello, we break it down firstly and look at the global reaction. as you mentioned, denisia is the world's largest producer of palm oil. and so when that export band was announced, rather by surprise, that was concerned about the implications for global food security. the important context to note is that this is happening in the wider context of disruptions to production and edible vegetable oils. we have of course, to disruptions and production to sunflower oil in ukraine due to the or the ongoing war, and also disruptions in soybean oil production due to environmental factors such as drought. so there are perhaps a positive reaction in terms of the implications for global food security. that there might be some normalizing of edible oil prices as a result of this decision by into asia. in terms of the domestic reaction, a very positive reaction from palm o. farmers who said that the

jessica washington al jazeera jakarta. now as a warn you, crane grindstone refugees are finding some solace and most unexpected of places. dozens have found their way to put an topless insulin, brazil, as a mechanic, he ever paused since he had, has a long history of welcoming ukrainian refugees. ah, it had all the comforts of home ukrainian flag, the national anthem, and co sec, dancers wearing embroidered shirts. but this celebration is 12000 kilometers away from kia in the small brazilian town of blue them properties. a pleased to welcome 63 ukrainian refugee but we wanted to show them that they can feel at home here. put in topless, is brazil's little ukraine. pastor vitale out of show dick moved from ukraine to put it in thought police 4 years ago. only to discover that almost every corner of his new home reminded him of his old one from the architecture to the bible in cyrillic, and the catholic mass held in his native tongue. 3 quarters of the 50000 people living in within, thoughtfully, still speak, ukrainian. and

blood global south which use passive measures such as pools preschool, clues to indonesia, capital jakarta. despite the tropical climate, the school has no air conditioning. as this with react ela and consume cnn, etc, and year conditioning actually consumes a loss of energy in building such as schools and other public buildings is scarlet and bone and public lane. yeah, so the challenge is how well some battery good ventilation get that and good lighting, wendy lassie young, her bike than been around and young play. this strategy is called passive design. it uses natural light, heat, and air movement to reduce the need to light warm, more cool, a building using artificial power hungry methods. natural climate control can save lots of energy, something the building sector is in dire need of says e one pre john to chairperson of indonesia green building council. then gus got one any or when you're the carbon dioxide gas from the building sector contributes to 39 percent of all the carbon dioxide gas in the world. wonder if you don't need to look at the. yeah. which means the largest sector,

for 400 the international olympic committee excluded this country from its membership and in 1963 jakarta in response held the games of new developing countries, 51 teams participated. quite right, but they were initially expelled for the fact that in 1962 indonesia hosted the asian games they refused a visa, israel and taiwan anton igor for 200 you have minus 700 for stanislav 800 evgeniy the bet is 1.000 attention to the screen. in 2019 , a monument to this sputnik aircraft was unveiled in dolgoprudny near moscow. let's let's see. this is the airship in general, dolgoprudny, and was created as the center of airship building 1.000. these insects have the highest hunting performance in the animal kingdom, the prey they set off in pursuit of can be caught in 95 cases out of 100. dragonfly hunting and hunters for 800 at the 1979 berlin film festival left the deer hunter festival. not only geometry for 600. yesenin bought it out of necessity, so as not to get wet in the rain, but society condemned the poet for following the bourgeois fashion linda is right. legs over 600 having signed a cont

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the people attended press outside jakarta, main mosque, millions more, have traveled to the home town to celebrate. after the government lift the ban on traveling home for ease, those were the headlines and associates will behave with news in half an hour. next, it's talk 12 to sera, to stay with us. how and why did couldn't become so obsessed with this law through giving them a tool to hold corrupt individuals and human rights abusers accountable. they're gonna rip this deal apart if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing what we're talking about by american today we take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. blue. ready ready with. ready ready ready ready welcome 12 salvatore central america in. ready 201902 entrench political parties, moon out by repeated corruption scandals. we recycle each other. once again. the population looks on a face live in poverty, many under the control of to replace history gags that have captured entire neighborhoods with less than 30 is from a civil war which let the country ruins the potential of young democracy. 40

indonesia, which has the wilds, the largest muslim population, has seen thousands attending pres outside jakarta, main mosque, millions more of also traveled back to their home towns to celebrate mats. after the government lifted a ban on traveling home for ede. the measure had been in place for previous years to limit the spread of coven 19 o may day events have been held worldwide for international labor day. as 6 day protest march and sri lanka was time to end in the capital. people walked from the central city of candy to colombo, demanding the president's resignation than al fernandez reports. for many shalon codes of traditional workers, d o. mediate this year, was all about getting rid of the roger pucks the government. thousands of people joined a 60 march from candy to colombo, organized by the mean opposition. some agenda by the vega. baby, isn't it? but i mean, if we can't watch this any longer, honestly, why do people have to suffer such hardship? there's no food, no getting. the mother is in one queue. the father is the mother and the children are in more cues. i never expected this

the people attended presents jakarta, main mosque. williams will have traveled to their home towns to celebrate and after the government, if to the ban on traveling home to eat, the measure had been in place for previous years to limit the spread of covered 19 indonesia as the largest muslim population in the world. that later events had been held worldwide for international labor day. a 6 day protest march in sri lanka was time to end in the capital. but people went from the central city of candy to columba, demanding the president's resignation. and frumber michelle fernandez recalls for many in sri lanka, the tradition of walkers, the, or media this year was all about getting rid of the roger pox. a government. thousands of people joined a 60 march from candy to colombo, organized by the mean opposition. some luggage on about a vega baby isn't it? but i mean that we can watch this any longer. honestly. why do people have to suffer such hardship? there's no food, no getting. the mother is in one queue. the father is my mother and th

jessica washington reports from jakarta. in late april, indonesia introduced a sudden ban on palm oil exports and not decision. cent shockwave across the world . already grappling with high food prices, high edible vegetable oil prices due to disruptions in production of sunflower oil in ukraine, but also soybean oil, which was disruption due to drought indonesia as the world's largest producer of palm oil. at this decision to now allow exports should have positive ramifications for global food security and the availability and prices of vegetable oils in indonesia, palm oil, farmers have welcome the decision to resume palm oil exports. they say that they were disproportionately affected by the palm oil export ban. the president joker were dodo also stressed that as part of the decision making process behind, allowing exports to resume, he was thinking about the welfare of millions of palm oil farmers across the country for consumers. they say that the prices are still higher than what they used to. the government had said a

this is how jakarta, the capital of indonesia, looks now for a city with 10 million people, the streets seem even empty. look at the huge deserted space, the whole square is empty, people are hiding from the heat in the shade or in the premises. well, if you follow the trends , go somewhere, the first thing that catches your eye , almost all women wear, in a couple of days the islamic holiday will come and the muslim dolphin, after a month of fasting, they will finally be able to gather with the whole family at a magnificent festive table. and this is usually prepared in advance. that's just at this stage. many indonesians have met with something they certainly did not expect. not empty enough filled, but the prices have really changed what we see now, it's 24.000 is usually the standard the price for butter was 14.000. the price of palm oil in the country has doubled. and this is on the eve of the holidays of the authorities, several trucks go to the meeting, they are loaded on our farm, working non-stop, usually on indonesian farms, the processing workshop is not far from the plantati

and authorities and residence over commemorations of the monument the mid day and cato midnight in jakarta. and in the evening right here in moscow, welcome to the global news updates on our team. the russian foreign ministry sees it will take steps to eliminate any threats caused by nature expansion, including quote, military technical measures. thus after a finished leaders call for nato membership without delay. the statement by the president of finland is a radical change in the country's foreign policy. neither russia's assurances about the absence of any hostile intentions towards finland, nor the long history of good neighborly and mutually beneficial cooperation between our countries have convinced helsinki of the advantages of maintaining a course of military non alignment. finland's, accession to nato will cause serious damage to bilateral russian finish relations and also the stability and security of the northern european region. russia will be forced to take retaliatory steps both military, technical and other in order to stop the threats to its national security. arising in t

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uh, there are problems related to the disappearance of the capital of jakarta under water, and the issueansferring capitals. yes, this is it. these kinds of questions are questions that exist, but interethnic nature of the inter-religious nature of the regional order is very important. and also this is equidistance from the strongest of the world, therefore it is obvious that most of the countries of this region are not very ready to become part of this block thinking, on the contrary, they are trying to protect themselves from this block of thinking with all possible, and impossible means. this is what is really busy today. uh, this region is occupied. well, i completely agree with you uh, in fact, indonesia uh, the key side of the osian, eh not only has not joined the anti-russian sanctions, but she is today the chair of the g20, the united states tried to force indonesia to refuse the invitation of russian representatives, including vladimir putin to the g20 event, and the summit is in pain, and indonesia did not succumb to this pressure claims that will continue to invite. e vladimir

families. indonesia has the world's largest muslim population and thousands of attended prayers outside jakarta is main mosque. millions also traveled to their home town to celebrate that after the government lifted a ban on people traveling home for eat, the measure had been in place to live at the spread of corona, vice, and similar scenes in baghdad where worship as pot mosque seen the rocky capital security forces on high alert to prevent attacks during the holiday period and of danny's son, poverty, acute hunger and unemployment, and making it difficult for many to celebrate eat, fair, high rat reports. it's not a holiday for afghans waiting by the roadside hoping to be given a job. 40 years of war, economic decline, severe poverty in the worst drought in decades as force many afghans on to the streets, not knowing where their next meal will be. oh wrong them has been without work for months. the bricklayers resorted to begging out of desperation. while his children tried to sell plastic bags. what are going to garden by guided garden? i used to in good money, but now there's no work. the

indonesia has the world's largest muslim population and thousands there have attended pres outside jakarta, main mosque, millions of also travel to their home towns to celebrate. that's after the government lifted a ban on people traveling home to eat. the measure had been in place for years to limit the spread of cove at 19 o. worshippers and re add, have packed mosques to perform morning prayers there. this is the 1st day for muslims to stop day time fasting, observe during ramadan. oh, well, in istanbul, as you can see, many worshippers participation in the it, i'll fit a prayer in the historic. how yes, if ian moss, the crowns are so large, that thousands their hands to perform the pres outside. and they were also similar scenes at mosques and baghdad, iraqi security forces, though, on high alert to thwart any kind of attack during the holiday period. now in afghanistan, poverty achieved hunger and unemployment are making it difficult for many there to celebrate ede sahara reports. it's not a holiday for afghans waiting by the roadside hoping to be given a job. 40 years of war, economi

indonesia has the world's largest muslim population in thousands of attended eat prayers outside jakarta, main mosque, millions also travel to their homes town to celebrate. that's after the government lifted a ban on people traveling home for eat in afghanistan and poverty, acute hunger and unemployment, or making it difficult for many muslims to celebrate. eat for hierarchy, has a story. it's not a holiday for afghans waiting by the roadside hoping to be given a job. 40 years of war, economic decline, severe poverty, and the worst drought in decades has force many afghans on to the streets, not knowing where their next meal will be. oh wrong that has been without work for months. the bricklayers resorted to begging out of desperation. while his children tried to sell plastic bags or what i got them by good guy gardener. i used to in good money, but now there's no work. the change of government made the situation a lot worse when we go door to door asking to help with kicked out. but sometimes i'm just looking for a piece of bread while are gonna double clinically the taliban takeover o

we've got the jakarta market that one of the biggest faller.in, sovereign bonds they're at the moment feeling it as well as the decline continues. the 10-year aussie. and taking a look at the chinese one yielding over 1%. and looking elsewhere at malaysia at 5%. these are some of the biggs moves with regards to that. really commodities also on the way down too as there are fears of this slowdown in china. and that is being represented in this downward shift taking place there as well. right across the board. it is the threat of a recession in the u.s. haslinda? >> it does seem like it's a confluence of all the head aches out there including you know, concerns about stagflation now. >> yeah, i think investors are really showing that they see central banks being just an extremely difficult position where no matter what they try to do, it's going to be very hard to break this nasty psych that we have in financial markets where rising inflation and slowing growth no good for equities. and yet at the same time because of the high level of inflation,

they can fly to jakarta, manila or singapore.not exchange of top executives does not entice when you can't visit investor locations. basically dispersing it where they can get. dani: you described it as a pause. will there are wonder -- will they are or won't there be permanent scarring? joerg: nobody can walk away from china. china cannot be replaced. if you want to replace those clusters, you can go to other countries and pay more than halve logistical difficulties. at the same time, the quality china is driving, the unpredictability is out of the window. that is driving decisions to be hold. that will show in one or two years, these investment decisions. when it comes to orders and buying from china, we see members re-shifting to source from other countries because they don't know if there is going to be another lockdown. when it comes to china, people are reconsidering what to do in many cases. dani: it is fascinating because the made in china story had been a huge engine of growth when it came to the country and the unpreced

i had a meeting in jakarta talking to our indonesian colleagues in the g20, and it is going to be vital, as last year, to use events during the year, but g7, the u.n., to keep pushing forward the agenda on climate. what we cannot allow is because of the war in rain, -- ukraine, for us to have setbacks. it should be making us redouble our efforts to deliver. francine is now the time for a windfall tax on oil and gas companies? alok: they are making record profits. they are talking about investing that money in clean energy. billions in clean energy. i want to see in terms of the investment in the u.k., for these companies to set up quarter by quarter what their plans are, in terms of delivering on a clean energy transition in the u.k. it's a matter of transparency, and of fairness. they need to deliver on that. if that doesn't happen, we have to keep that on the table. francine: i understand this is ultimately a position to the chancellor, but would you do it? alok: we are very pragmatic in the u.k., we need to keep more options on the table. i need to see plans that cannot be about vagu

since that day acts of terror have robbed innocence of their lives in jakarta pakistan and riyadh. and last month terrorist attacked the very symbol of the civilized world striking the united nations headquarters in baghdad killing those who had come to deliver humanitarian help and hope to the people of iraq. among the 22 people killed with sergio viera de mello who had dedicated his life to the work of peace and understanding between nations. many of you news sergio well in his honor we will take up the noble cause that he lived and ultimately died for unesco an institution born of a yearning for peace it survived years of war can now help achieve peace by spreading the values that help defeat terror and lead to a safer and better world. education tolerance respect for all human life and respect for each other's differences. these are our common dreams for our children, and these are the charge of unesco. now more than ever the nations of the world the peoples of the world must affirm the stated purpose of this organization. to further universal respect for justice for the rule o

to this point and we'd stop with this was our last stop so we'd been in bangkok and and manila and jakarta and several places and kuala lumpur and we start to kid bondale. because nobody showed up to greet the train the plane went arrived. and nobody on the tarmac nothing. and we said, you know, they're never heard of you. mondell is one of those few politicians you could get. and he would he played along with it, but funny he was getting a little annoyed and when we landed. in in wellington my lord, there was a crowd over here where the plane would pull up and they were holding up big signs. and mondale comes back from the front of the plane and he says you see look at that. i'm big and wellington, and we said oh, it's a crowd we agree with that and the plane comes around and it pulls up in front of the crowd where we could actually see the hand lettered signs. and they read mondale muldoon a close encounter of a turd kind. oh and that was crazy better give people, but yes for exactly i've gone online enough, but i'll tell you what, i'll do. yes. i'll skip through a bunch of pictures here

interesting because obviously trump is a monster, but he's also a dad, and maybe he wanted to bomb the jakarta'sstop doing cocaine. [laughs] when you think of it that way gives you a little bit of empathy for donald trump. i love the idea that no one would find out, you know he would've tweeted about it before the bombs landed, he would've tweeted look out, cancun. and then they would've exploded. so, there's no way no one would've found out [laughs] we would've found out immediately. >> -- to get out of mexico. he would've warned, he would've said something to get ted cruz you might want to leave mexico, i heard something's incoming. >> ted cruz stay in mexico. i think you would encourage them to remain there actually [laughs] . >> maria, glad you want to say something, go i? had >> you were speaking, today's mother's day and -- they remind me of donald trump said no one's gonna know. i have a picture of my son with its green all the way up as an anonymous face and it's like did you get to the paint? and he said no. it's the exact same. thing -- trying to do is toddler trump that he was gonna g

jessica washington al jazeera jakarta. allison people have died after ferry caught fire in the philippines. another 7 of the 134 people on board are still on accounted for. it happened off the north, west coast in quinton province. the cause of fire isn't yet known. accidents at sea are common in the philippines where ferries are often overcrowded and poorly maintained. i'm one of 2000 doctors are leaving nigeria every year to see better working conditions abroad. i work as a decades of neglect by the government has led to the mass exodus. i'm of interest reports from connor. how to nigeria and doctors revising notes. i had of their examinations to relocate to the united kingdom. abram color, saddle horse trained in sudan has only worked for 2 years. yeah. but see no future for growth and development. so actually i've started preparing for my exit us for living there, year before i came up here and he plans to spend at least 15 years practicing abroad. 10 years ago, i junior doctor and about a $1000.00 a month in nigeria.

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jakarta, malaysia, vietnam, a little bit of pressure this morning.s have a look at indonesia. the ceo is cautiously optimistic about investment projects. he spoke to bloomberg exclusively at the world economic forum in davos. >> we are very fortunate to be doing business, a region with strong fundamentals, tensions in ukraine, the region continues to perform very well. all things considered we are very fortunate. >> tell us which businesses in particular are leading growth for you? >> home sales, the real estate business, and 2021 through 86%. the health care business performed really well. even retail businesses hit hard by covid have rebounded and continued to perform well and are seeing a strong recovery. even movie theater chains have surpassed the pre-covid admissions. across all of the businesses, especially digital and technology, we have been fortunate. it's not without its challenges. >> let's speak about those challenges. given the divergence in policy and strong dollar. do you see that happening? >> our government has done a good job antic

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