while in mongolia, the traditional herding lifestyle is threatened as drought forces a new generation to the capital in search of opportunities. [makelson derilus speaking spanish] [greetings exchanged in spanish] [man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to cross a border or they decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, their children, and that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pasto

we hear out a 1st person account and hard work, rough living mongolia is hurting lifestyle, may be at risk. as more women trade life on the steps for jobs in the big city. ah, i'm british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us. the united nations has asked the international community for $4400000000.00 to help of jonathan. it's the u. s. largest ever. you're monitored in a beam for any country, but it came with a dia warning as well. this is a stop gap, an absolutely essential stop gap measure that we are putting in front of the entire community today. without this being funded, there won't be a future. we need this to be done. otherwise they will, they will be outflow. they will be suffering. but in truth, the suffering is already there to see more than half of a gun, a thumbs. nearly 40000000 people are facing acute hunger in places like in a northwest and i've got his hands buggy's province. years of drought have added to food shortages. in addition, people have no cash to live their daily lives. and as we see in the following report, it's forced some to conside

rio tinto has struck a deal with mongolia over a copper mine.sidiaries will cancel millions in debt owed to them by their local governments for each -- for its share of construction costs. the first sustainable production expected in 2023. ft reporting major shareholders are considering submitting proposals for a major overhaul of the company's structure. it is the owner of japan's largest convenience store chain. reporting to be frequently frustrated with the company's outdated governance. shery: this singapore dollar paring back from its earlier gains. it climbed to a three month high after the monetary authority of singapore tightened its policy. this was a move. we are also seeing the aussie gain ground also in yields in australia gaining ground after all so we saw cpi beating expectations of the second-highest inflation reading since 2008. futures trading at the moment. the u.s. futures falling .7%. really not holding to those gains we saw with the upward momentum in the new york session. we are seeing asian markets under pressure. the chin

diplomacy genius to realize that russia's proposals were difficult to accept for the western world. mongolia, the kremlin says it's defending itself, and it wants guarantees that nato won't expand its military alliance eastwards. but it's also warned, it won't hang around. we have reasons to believe that our partners of understood the necessity to react quickly precisely and on paper. and they have understood that we are not going to wait forever. first. of course, there are plans to drug it on and on, which is 2 things have already been dragging on since rushes annexation of crimea in 2014 keith's army has been fighting pro kremlin separatists increased in ukraine for those ukrainians. living close to the russian border talks seem futile. the, some, i see no reason to negotiate with russia, the aggressive country with those people who fight against us now, i can't see anything positive in this. needed positive all at them. as the russian build up of troops continues, it still looks like there's no real sign. a compromise can be reached. at earlier d, w spoke to under russia rod, a senior fe

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a woman who originally came from mongolia or answer sig surrender was killed by a 15 year old in 2020 by henry and nichols salt. small man were also killed in london. have been a nurse. i was killed is not a british school teacher. she was murdered last year, and this was a question on the treatment of such cases, how cases are being handled or how they're being publicized. or often it depends on the social and of the nickel on the ethnic background of people. it is even a study in the u. k that showed that are actually are women of color were at increased risk when it came to agenda based violence that their case would not be solved or even that they would be left to live with their abuses. even when they report them, mean the picture is very gram, even looking on an international scale just quickly emma, what can be done? what is being done to stop violence against women? well, you know, well do i'd, it's one of 3 women who have been a victim of physical or sexual violence and, or do you and is trying to attack of this issue. does this tweet that was published in december? maybe we

don't cancel mongolia home. i will, i will know there's a been at all a i'm at the monday amanda unit. i'm not going to get a yet is not your me. this one is on the phone with don't sit 1000 to me. don't said choose dashed. it you're going to receive really fickle shows only part. the only meant even sylvia to come to our trusted toys. yes im about 70. i mama, she took the law of entrepreneur vaughn, who she said got it to lose it. she said, do she lose it to come, sir? ah, in one was a ship with 2 other clothes, cousin boucher was, would have to bring us globally proposals from the hospital with shamar b wise over to publish with with me being a refugee mean starting again, but building a new life in a new country is no easy task. i have to drive witness follows one of the last refugee families from syria to be granted an american visa from their personal sacrifices to the families prior. i meet the syrian on al jazeera in just under a year's time, catins albert stadium will house the opening match of the 2022

the so—called power subarea two natural gas pipeline that would go from western siberia through mongoliastand, the deal is almost complete and it only has to be signed in the presence of agree to and president xi and european energy considerations are that this pipeline will source natural gas from the same gas fields that currently feed the gas pipelines that go into europe so china is becoming the alternative consumer of russian natural gas that has previously flowed only to europe so russia is getting a very major alternative importer of its energy. it’s importer of its energy. it's auoin importer of its energy. it's going to — importer of its energy. it's going to be _ importer of its energy. it's going to be really interesting to see what happens in the next days and weeks. artyom lukin, thank you indeed forjoining us. thank you indeed for “oining us. ., ~' thank you indeed for “oining us. ., ~ , ., let's get some of the day's other news. president biden has confirmed that he will make an african—american woman his first nomination to the supreme court. mr biden made the announcemen

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the so—called power of siberia 2 natural gas pipeline that would go from western siberia through mongolianderstand, the deal is almost complete and it only has to be signed in the presence of putin and xi and watcher relevant to european energy — the european energy consideration is that this pipeline will source natural gas from the same gas fields that currently feed gas pipelines that go into europe, so china is becoming the alternative consumer of russian natural gas that has previously flowed only to europe, so russia is getting a very major alternative importer of its energy. artyom lukin. let's get some of the day's other news. president biden has confirmed that he will make an african—american woman his first nomination to the supreme court. mr biden made the announcement at the white house as he appeared alongside the liberal justice stephen breyer, who is retiring, and will step down at the end ofjune. the first female president of honduras, xiomara castro, has been sworn in at a ceremony attended by thousands of her supporters. in her inauguration speech, the left—wing politici

my handle is some mongolia, thanks for watching. with who a danny in japan is their learning early on where their food actually comes from and to respect nature's provision. the result, the healthier diet and less obesity. school can take so good over 3000 in 30 minutes on d w. the global population is growing, which means all need more energy, petroleum, nuclear power, and wind energy, or maybe hydro energy, a reliable and or sustainable. what does the future of energy look like made in germany? in 90 minutes on d, w. o. in the green. do you feel worried about the planning? me too. i'm neil. host the on the green fence, both cost and to me it's clear. we need to change the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me to use for the band. with welcome to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and after 911, he says after 911, the clubs came off. where organized crime rules were conglomerates make their own laws? what's true, what's vague? it

some of the countries were huge, mongolia, pakistan. we cannot travel there. we prefer emerging or commercials to meet them virtually. so we benefit. every day, he really complains, 45 meetings a day. shery: it works both ways, i guess. there are some things that are better and easier. just quickly, tom, tell us a little bit about what are the countries that you see right now following the footsteps of china for the asian tigers like south korea and singapore. thomas: so we think companies like bangladesh and vietnam has prospects, but obviously bangladesh and vietnam, manufacturing shifts from china and the transformation of the country is opening up and transforming the economy. shery: it was great having your insight about frontiers and emerging markets. thank you. don't forget, we have a big interview coming up on daybreak asia. tomorrow, we speak exclusively to fed governor christopher waller and get his policy outlook after the high inflation number here in the u.s. now it's 7:10 in hong kong, 10:10 in sydney. and if you miss any part of whichever conver

a few well-publicized difficulties around rio tinto's major project in mongolia.ground expansion has hit a few difficulties with an offer to waive the government liabilities for its stake. that might speed up the timeline for the underground expansion. rio tinto also pushing more into lithium. we got an update on the mine from serbia. the first sale from that might expected in 2027. previously, it was 2026. there has been public opposition to the mine in serbia. over the weekend, we saw some disruptions. we will be watching rio tinto's adventures in the lithium space going forward this year. haidi: paul allen in sydney. other stocks in focus, we will be watching rio tinto at the start of trading in sydney. we will be keeping an eye on the refiner. the electronics retailer reporting just under $288 million. we will reaction for that. consumer sentiment has a question given the spread of the virus. they have emerged as one of the prime contenders for the country's biggest pet and vet retailer. the company is owned by ppg capital. ♪ certainly there. the question will

rio tinto has struck a deal with mongolia to start work on a long-delayed copper mine in the south of the country. it sees the cancellation of almost $2.5 billion of debt owed by the mongolian government for its share of construction costs. construction of the mine is expected to start next year. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus? manus: thank you very much. juliette saly in singapore. coming up, the u.s. puts troops on standby for deployment as u.s. tensions grow in ukraine. dani: plus, later, more pain at the pump. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from a russian perspective, invading ukraine will be a painful, violent and letty business. >> this isn't the time to increase military activity and tension. >> not to protect but to get ready. >> we must deter him from aggression. >> we are in a situation where we are using every measure to de-escalate. >> should diplomacy fail, we are very well advanced in the preparation for responses to potential russian aggression

other than mongolia, they are the only country in the world that has a border with china and russia.an troops that there for the moment is not worrisome. they could be another front on the russian desire to expand. tom: what is our diplomatic force forward? china has got a view. russia has got a view. our view is any isolationist tone act 250 years and the idea that the -- the idea that kazakhstan is on the others of the world. what is the diplomatic umph democrats and republicans can generate? robert: very little. the russians don't want and the chinese don't want instability in kazakhstan for various reasons. it is on the border of russia and china. if it were unstable, it would be an opportunity for the russians in particular to expand their influence. we have had very good relations with kazakhstan. i have been there several times. if it becomes an unstable lease and a lot of instability, it affects the world's energy supplies and uranium supplies and it makes for a more -- it makes for more political volatility in central asia. lisa: as the whole world moves towards a less fossi

the warning also spans to mongolia, peru, romania, saint martin, and also on the list are tunisia, theab emirates and the dominican republic. travel is being discouraged unless americans are fully vaccinated. those locations have seen more than 500 cases per 100,000 residents registered in the past 28 days, the u. s government has begun distributing 400 million free nonsurgical n95 masks to the public. those masks will be available at various pharmacies , stores and community health centers across the country. the snug fitting and n95 masks are said to be better at protecting then cloth masks against covid, and they get their name because they filter at least 95% of particulate matter from the air. the move comes after president joe biden and his team faced criticism for not doing enough to encourage mask wearing horrible start testing. secretary of state antony blinken says the u. s. has delivered a written response to moscow security demands on ukraine during a news conference today, blinken said the letter sets out a diplomatic path forward. russia has massed more than 100,000 troop

rio tinto has struck a deal with mongolia to resolve disputes regarding a copper mine.r $2.4 billion of debt -- canceled $2.4 billion of debt owed to them by the government. this will allow rio tinto to start underground operations at the site with the first productions expected in 2023. sources say unilever plans to cut thousands of management positions to boost innovation. the move comes after an activist investor -- in the giant. the ceo is under pressure after a faifor glaxosmithkline and share price liking rivals. the markets are read across the board. inflation concerns over writing everything else. the benchmark at the lowest in 14 months. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet

they already tried it fighting in inter- mongolia in august 1939 versus a soviet army that ended in disaster for the japanese, i do love this light it. it's japanese troops marching from one piece of no work to another piece of nowhere. but really marching off to their own destruction i think is really more to the point there is the actual map location. let me finish up with a bit of theoretical talk and i'll turn to adam to turn it back over too rich. usually we think a country goes to war when it thanks it can win. that is intuitive and makes sense to us i like to believe that is true. but i think we need to add a corollary. i would call it the corollary of one or $50000 analyst had not already come up with it in previous analyses. but the corollary issue go to war, not when you think your situation is ideal but when it looks like it is getting worse. when next year presents more serious problems in this year. when the present looks better than the future part i studied german and military history for a living look no further than 1914. germany did not think it necessarily have the one 100

piloting a project in mongolia, to get waste from a steel plant, to get products that they can -- thated in paint. explain to us your technology and why did you get started in this sector when it comes to iron and steel manufacturing? sean: good morning, and happy new year. we funded green ore out of columbia lab. my phd research was on sustainable science. our fundamental research was on how to utilize national rock to turn co2 gas into solids and valuable products. for decades the cost of this technology has been big trouble for us. we cannot reduce the cost. then we are searching for alternatives. steel waste is one of the options. when we visited several steel companies in 2014, we see the chinese steel companies are facing a solid waste issue other than a carbon issue. we could integrate those two problems into one solutions and that is how we started greenore. paul: i wonder how scale -- shery: i wonder how scalable this is? sean: we started from the labs, a beaker, in 2009. after 12 years we scaled up step-by-step from beaker to demo prototype, to pilate, to pilot factories, and

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