yuting: we are more conservative when it comes to the north asia space. korea, even though it has export benefit for the overall economy. there is still of the of concern around the overall china story investors can use korea more towards north asia. we do still like india, given its relatively more stable growth outlook. so that is where we stand in terms of the overall asia space. haidi: what you like in india? because valuations are not cheap at the moment. yuting: right. valuation is not cheap at all but it is not as extreme as some of the other markets we are seeing. also in terms of the overall growth outlook it is quite stable. it is still a relatively domestic driven economy. in terms of geopolitics even know we still have the upcoming election currently happening, looking forward we still expect more market friendly reforms and policies. so that definitely helps in terms of the overall investor preferences towards the whole india space. haidi: what about china? we have heard more incremental measures to support the property market. does that conv

for more let's bring in chief north asia correspondent stephen engle the company had said it would toe this move. what are the details of the challenge? stephen: i will take a step back and say what the ban is going to entail. they have until january 17 of next year to essentially, from bytedance, to divest its chinese ownership and potentially sell the app to another company in the united states. they said they have spent $2 billion to make sure that it will isolate its u.s. customers from any concerns of national security grounds also kind of the -- also agreed to oversight from software company oracle. that didn't matter because biden signed: bipartisan law last month. so they have until, as i said, january 17. now in the filing of the lawsuit by tiktok saying, listen, we will not necessarily comply with this. they might seek an injunction closer to that date but now are they are still operating in the united states and at the same framework they have all along but now what will happen with potential buyers that we heard steven mnuchin, former treasury secretary of the united state

haidi: chief north asia correspondent stephen engle in taipei. we will get more analysis when it comes to taipei throughout the day. lai ching-te taking his oath of office. these voices are coming up at the times of your screen. the big political story we are watching closely, china is investigating a minister for agriculture and rural affairs. he's the latest high-level official to be investigated for alleged wrongdoing. he was appointed in 2020. president xi jinping has headed a sweeping anticorruption campaign since 2012, ensnaring dozens of communist party officials. more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's take a quick look at the week ahead. another big few days are essential banks. decisions of new zealand, indonesia, and south carolina. we see holds across the board. the fed and the rba releasing minutes from their latest meetings. later monday chinese banks will keep their loan primary study for a third straight month after last week's pboc hold. cpi readings do out of japan, singapore, and malaysia. nvidia headlining the week's e

haidi: chief north asia correspondent student angle there.have more ahead on "daybreak: australia." ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh haidi: look at her koefs are trading the day after the rv and said, they set the cash rate cuts will start later in 2025. kind of joining the over all human we are hearing from central banks of staying higher-for-longer and pushing back expectations of easing. this is the picture in kiwi stocks. a bit of negative in equities. mixed fixture in asia. still digesting the big nvidia numbers and also from the fed, that chorus of higher-for-longer . the kiwi dollar is maintaining gains, 61 point 03. we saw a big jump in the q. week. leading the g10 space at one point after the decision, as well as rising yields. the rv and the governor says inflation is that hap

north asia, much less. in america we are at 219.e is 3% better. 25% better in this region, fast recovery has been uae. most has to do with demand and travelers. and financial resources in investments from saudi arabia to people, this is where the financial needs are. business travel is back. before it was international corporate affairs. fly from seattle to paris. much more small or medium-size because with people working, you have small groups meeting in hotels. a group of 10 or 20. and we have vacations, people work remotely from a hotel. host: olympics are coming up, how has the activity been? what are you seeing? >> there are a lot of works being done in paris. it will be better than what you think of. the scenery, the city. we are anxious to host 15 million people. we have to take care of security. we will be managing athlete village, and we will be hosting 25,000 people so we had better be good in terms of shaking in the kitchen and housekeeping. that is my job and for the rest you will see sports. my biggest really dream is t

market-leading analysts to discuss the future of ev's and its cross over the event where our chief north asiaorrespondent, stephen engle, fresh from the beijing auto show and standing by with our first guest this morning, steve. stephen: i have been totally on the eve the front, coming back from the beijing auto show and it was an eye opener to see the chinese ev makers and how much they have advanced technology, capacity, as well as their capabilities over the last four years since the last time they held the beijing auto show. talk about this more as well as the financial situation here in the asia-pacific is the deputy what do you -- let's talk about this first and then the bank operations in asia. what do you think the opportunities are in the space after what has been winter over the last six month or so? >> thanks for having me on. first of all, great to have bloomberg with us on the floor here today and i should compliment you for organizing the sunshine here in hong kong. it has been a little bleak. what isn't bleak is the opportunity in the space. we know the world is focused on ai.

i think probably north asia is where things are interesting now on both the long and short side.before we let you go, china obviously provides a wealth of investing ideas, per geely for those who are a little bolder and might take a chance to do grassroots research. is that a market you would want to have any exposure to or even just intellectual investment into in terms of doing analysis? lloyd: i think for some people, that is absolutely the case. we really try to stick to markets where we have some sort of analytical edge, or markets we know well. china is not one of those. similar to japan, to be honest. two big -- too big, far, the difference in language. annabelle: that is lloyd moffat. we are reaching out to livestock communities for the response on the short. there are six buys and three holds. we are down nearly 30% for the company. more ahead on "daybreak: australia." this is bloomberg. ♪ the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a re

our chief north asia correspondent spoke with them. >> if the western countries continue to insist toouple from the imports on china products for clean energy, it will cost the world additional $6 trillion u.s. meaning a 20% increase of cost. we need to maintain low cost. otherwise, no one will be able to afford this energy transition process. reporter: officials in the u.s. and europe say china is giving unfair subsidies which has led to the situation right now that could distort global trade in these clean products. >> i think the u.s. economy and european economy will talk to the chinese president. you can see the renewable energy equipment technology, they innovated and developed manufacturing by private companies. it is very unique. i think private companies normally do not receive any government subsidies. i think we should really appreciate the dedication and contribution. so after more than a decade, now we have cheaper solar and wind products which are affordable to start the energy transition. i think this will be positive for china and the world. reporter: well we talk abou

family, who would have thought, there are about 200-300 species that are common in europe, north america, asia, iris actually, where did it come from, it means rainbow from the greek word through. well, of course, there is a great variety and diversity of flowers, well , the colors are incredible, a lot of species are cultivated as decorative, well, that ’s clear, the essential oils of cockroaches, as i already mentioned, are used in perfumery, and we call cockroaches that way in ukrainian, because very similar to a rooster's tail, well i also wanted to remember what kind of roosters there are, well, this genus is very widespread and what are the different types of roosters, rooster... swamp roosters, hungarian roosters, pine, ancient black sea roosters, horned, salt-loving and pygmy roosters, well, now from colorful, bright, very beautiful and very smelly roosters, we move on to the behavior of the earth's magnetic field, now for your attention a forecast chart, and we will see if there will be these magnetic storms tomorrow, i want to say right away that there will be no activity, especially

let's bring in our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle for more context. give us a sense of the importance of this visit for both leaders. >> it's definitely important for latimer putin. you said it, they have met more than 40 times since xi jinping took power in 2014. they've been meeting more frequently in the face of the sanctions against russia for its war in ukraine, and increase pressure from washington against beijing to not supply it with dual use technologies that could end up on the battlefield. that is one issue that perhaps these two gentlemen will be talking about because it is no surprise as well that he is bringing along his new defense chief, who is an economist by trade. he is also bringing along his central bank governor. there is lots of speculation that perhaps i will try to find ways around avoiding the potential u.s. and secondary sanctions on chinese banks. we all know that the russian trade relies on china. a record 240 billion dollars in 2023, more than double that of 2020 of 108 million. latimer couldn't and the russian economy ri

haidi: chief north asia correspondent stephen engle there with the latest.ill have more on trade relations between china and europe coming up in our exclusive conversation with the chamber of commerce in china, the european chamber of commerce in china. coming up, the latest on the tech headlines. annabelle: that's right, bloomberg has learned apple plans to push many ai tools across its devices through data centers using its own chips. sources say high-end m2 processes will be used. apple is expected to lay out its ambitious strategy in june. china's largest chipmaker smic, missed quarterly expectations blooming sluggish microeconomics conditions. net income was $72 million on revenues of $1.75 billion. both came in below analyst estimates as consumer sentiment remained weak. smic may still get a boost with smartphone imports from huawei expected to double this year -- smartphone chip orders from huawei expected to double this year. there was a lukewarm forecast for the fiscal year, the ceo of arm. he told us what he is still confident of long-term growth.

our chief north asia correspondent stephen joins us for more.hese words, it really was a very market -- marked escalation from what we have typically seen on language from trade. stephen: the g7 meeting in italy i guess going into it, the speculation would be that they would focus mostly on engineering aid for the ukrainians. but in that final communique coming out of italy, it was a very pointed jab at china, naming china by name, essentially saying on the one hand reaffirming our interest in the balance of reciprocal collaboration with china but we expressed concerns about china's comprehensive use of nonmarket policies and practices that undermine our workers, industries, and economic resilience. they went on to say they will continue to monitor the potential impact of overcapacity and will continue taking steps to ensure a level playing field. yes, there was a united front, but on the other heard -- on the other hand you heard from jeremy hunt saying it is really important that the world is not unintentionally creep back into protectionism.

haslinda: steve, great insight, chief north asia correspondent there. speaking of tiktok, former u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says he still interested in buying its u.s. operations from bytedance. he spoke with us at the milken institute global conference in beverly hills. >> i'm still very interested in buying get to the extent they want to sell it. we very much want to pursue that. i support that congress passed the bill and it has now been signed into law. i will say this has had incredible, overwhelming support with republicans and democrats. this may be the only thing that everybody agrees on. the fact that it's on 160 million phones, i do think it is a security issue. >> does the deal still work if the algorithm doesn't come with tiktok? >> the chinese government has been clear that won't give an export license on the algorithm and i understand that. we have sensitive technology that we don't want to transfer to them and they will don't want to transfer this to the u.s. i have actually spoken to a lot of tech companies, they are working

annabelle: that was the china special envoy for climate change speaking exclusively with our chief north asiaondent stephen engle in beijing. you can watch us live and see our past interviews on our interactive tv function tv . you can also dive into any of these securities are bloomberg functions we talk about, plus become part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our shows. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . ♪ at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. haidi: as we mentioned, national australia bank announced a further 1.5 billion australia share buyback as they met estimates. paul allen has more analysis. a lot of that focus was on the capital management plan. paul: and the buyback itself was widely anticipated. analysts have been discussing it in the days prior. we also got an interim dividend of $.84 per share. this is a theme we are expecting to see repeat with other banks next week. the cash profit, 3.5 5 billion. we very

would have thought that there are about 200-300 of them. species that are common in europe, north america, asiaa. iris, actually, where did it come from. it means rainbow from the greek word, because of, well, of course, the very great variegation and variety of colors of the flowers, well, the colors are incredible. a lot of species are cultivated as decorative, well, that’s clear, essential oils, cockles, as i already mentioned, are used in perfumery, well , cockles, in ukrainian, that’s what we call them, because... they are very similar to the northern tail, well , i also wanted to remember what kind of roosters there are, well, this genus is very widespread and what are the different types of roosters, marsh roosters, hungarian roosters, pine, black sea, horned, salt-loving and pygmy roosters, well now from colorful, bright, very beautiful and very fragrant roosters, we move on to the behavior of the earth's magnetic field, and now to your attention prognostically. chart, uh, and we'll see if there's going to be these magnetic storms tomorrow, i want to tell you right now that especially t

today, the eurasian transport framework provides effective trade links between europe and asia, north and south. however, in the coming decades. the deterioration of infrastructure in the eurasian region will become more noticeable ; the need for its renewal will only grow. therefore, the priority issue is the modernization and expansion of transport and logistics infrastructure. no wonder they say that where the rails are laid, the path to new opportunities opens up. therefore, in kazakhstan, by 2030 we plan to repair 11,000 and lay more than 5,000 km of new railways. as part of the global initiative, the kazakh terminal was built in the chinese city of xiyan, which accounts for up to 40% of the volume of container traffic on the china- europe route. there are also plans to launch five cross-border transport and logistics hubs on the borders with russia, china, uzbekistan, and kyrgyzstan on the caspian sea. in addition, throughout the entire perimeter of the country large-scale modernization of international road checkpoints has begun. these comprehensive infrastructure solutions, in

russia's counterpart vladimir putin and they had deep conversations also concerning the situation in north—east asiald also come from the position they have the backing of another military power currently a member of the united nations security council and a country that obviously south korea, japan have just like the united states have tensions with. so perhaps even a remote issue such as the war in ukraine may also eventually become of the agenda and tokyo and seoul may try to convince beijing to change or alter its position in terms of support of russia in that matter. and coming up on business today: we'll have more on this trilateral summit, as we will look into the cooperation between the three countries on the trade side. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines: mass protests have continued in georgia, against a controversial, so—called "foreign agents", law which opponents believe would put the country's independence at risk. earlier, georgia celebrated the anniversary of its independence from russia with official ceremonies being held in the capital tbilisi. a fire at a chi

political scientists, journalists, historians, and leaders of youth organizations from europe, asia, northame to the banks of the volga to discuss. the event was broadcast on the internet by hundreds of thousands of viewers around the world. a new shipbuilding center is being created in moscow. a plant for the production of environmentally friendly electric ships will be built in nagatinsky zaton. as sergei sabyanin reported, in the year since '. tapel of the capital's shipyard will ship about twenty of the modern ships. thus , an industry that dates back almost a century is being revived in moscow. instead of an outdated enterprise , a powerful cluster is being created, this will allow updating the pleasure cruise fleet not only in moscow, but also in other cities of russia. you look at the news, that’s what we’ll talk about next. stay tuned, we'll be back right after the commercial. the inauguration ceremony of the president of the russian federation, vladimir vladimirovich putin. live broadcast tomorrow at 12:00 moscow time on rtr. welcome to rixsas premium magavish suds & villas in hur

world, a year later our region unites again like-minded people from different countries of europe, asia, norththroughout the region. jimi mcrae, uk, dingyau, china. here are the dressing rooms of the regional cultural center of the village of krasny yar. russian performers came to the house of culture... performed by the singer vanhow in a rock arrangement. during the performance of each song, the audience sang along , the atmosphere of unity was incredible. such a festival is incredibly important and necessary, at the moment we are all very united, we are very proud that such artists came to us. forum participants they came to our soldiers who are now undergoing treatment in hospitals and sanatoriums, they really wanted to perform in front of real heroes. the head of the region also congratulated the soldier and officers on the upcoming victory day. well done, they came and supported us, as if the most important thing is moral support. we will go to the end, we will go to the end and we will win, this is unconditional, as if there is not even any doubt. krasnoyarsk, volsky, shigonsky, chelnov

now a year later our region again unites like-minded people from different countries of europe, asia, north the region. jimmy mcrae , great britain, dingyao, china, here are the dressing rooms of the regional cultural center of the village of krasny yar, russian and foreign artists came to the cultural center to say no to nazism, the samara region has essentially become. cultural front. svo jimmy mcrae in action for the second time. last year, for his participation in an anti-fascist festival and his support of russia, he was criticized and literally persecuted by the western media; attempts were even made to cancel his concerts. however, jimmy again came to the banks of the volga. last year we performed katyusha. shall we remember? katyusha? oh yes. i'm very glad to be here today. russian people. the holding of a large-scale anti-fascist festival in samara last year caused great international resonance, attracted the attention of other countries, including unfriendly ones. this is not the first time we are opposing nazism, the criminal fascist, nazi ideology. well, we won then 80 years ago

year later, our region once again unites like-minded people from different countries of europe, asia, northnd south america. events take place throughout the region. jimi mcrae, uk, dingyao, china. here the dressing rooms of the regional cultural center of the village of krasny yar are located. russian and foreign artists came to the palace of culture to speak. the samara region essentially became the cultural front of the northern military district. jimmy mcrae is back in action for the second time. last year, for participating in an anti-fascist festival and supporting russia, he was criticized, literally persecuted, by the western media. there were even attempts to cancel his concerts. nevertheless, jimmy again came to the banks of the volga. last year we performed katyusha. shall we remember? katyusha? ay, yes. you today and thus demonstrates support for the chosen course by our country's president, vladimir vladimirovich putin. this is not the first time we are opposing nazism, the criminal fascist, nazi ideology. well, we won then 80 years ago, and we carry the memory of this feat of

. >> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself, one of them. president lee's agreement also came with backlash from outside groups including the bay area, jewish community relations council ceo tyler gregory says the agreement was a civil rights violation. >> it's actually endorse an academic boycott of israel. that means that israeli students, professors, with vast knowledge not around jewish studies alone, but from all the science is israel's a start-up nation after being placed on administrative leave? president lee put out a statement saying that in his attempt to find agreement with one group of students in marginalized, others taking full ownership of any hard because he's done a really good job up until now as president. i think that he did not handle this. >> this situation well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. no word from the university on how long president lee will be placed on leave. graduation is says that she hopes t

. >> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is a really good job up until now as president. i think he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> it is unclear how long president leave will be leave graduation. there is scheduled for saturday. >> about 48,000 academic workers in the uc system now have approval to go on strike in a vote last night. the union representing those workers say they believe the university's mishandled demonstrations at uc campuses. specifically the ones at ucla where counter protesters attacked a pro-palestinian encampment for several hours without any police intervention. the vote does not guarantee a strike. 8 of the uc campuses still have another month of instruction before summer break. melissa mattel, the associate vice president of systemwide labor relations for university of california called the idea of a strike illegal saying uaw is decision to st

countries, some of which are allies of the united states and there are countries close to it in west asia and north africa, such as egypt, saudi arabia, uae, bahrain and jordan it has happend. some may say that the trip of the delegations of these countries was carried out according to international ceremonies, but when the delegations that traveled to tehran entered iran at this high level of diplomatic representation, the issue should be related to the political messages and the meanings of its long-term implications. check out. at the request of the west and the united states, for years, they have been talking privately about specific countries with which iran's relations have been severed or their level has been very low. despite the sadness that has engulfed the country , tehran officials, from the supreme leader of iran to political and military officials, met with foreign delegations. they emphasized that despite america's efforts to isolate this country, iran has its approach to strengthening relations with neighboring countries. the powerful presence of resistance groups in the inauguratio

. >> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is done a really good job up until now as president. i think that he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> csu has appointed nathan evans as the new acting president of sonoma state graduation. there is scheduled for tomorrow. stick with kron. 4 on air and online for all the latest information on the war from campus. protests here at home to the conflict there on the ground as well as the hostage situation. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> tonight, highway 37 will be closed again. going to close all weekend between sonoma and solano counties. caltrans will be working on a repaving project. they say they'll have detours beginning at the highway. 37 the highway one. 21 interchange near sears point. the closure will begin tonight at 10 o'clock and run through 5 in the morning on monday. also tonight, lanes on 6 ad will clos

. >> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself, one of them. president lee's agreement also came with backlash from outside groups including the bay area, jewish community relations council ceo tyler gregory says the agreement was a civil rights violation. >> it's actually endorse an academic boycott of israel. that means that israeli students, professors, with vast knowledge not around jewish studies alone, but from all the science is israel's a start-up nation after being placed on administrative leave? president lee put out a statement saying that in his attempt to find agreement with one group of students, he marginalized others taking full ownership of any hard because he's done a really good job up until now as president. i think he did not handle this. >> this situation well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. no word from the university on how long president lee will be placed on leave. >> graduation at sonoma state is schedul

. >> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is done a really good job up until now as president. i think that he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> csu has appointed nathan evans as the new acting president of sonoma state graduation is scheduled for tomorrow. >> on berkeley's campus, a dozen people were arrested, including one student after police broke up a pro palestine demonstration at a vacant uc berkeley building. officers say 12 people blocked an entrance to the and ahead building with plywood and shields last night and violently resisted arrest. they say some even used crowbars to hit officers. those arrested are now possibly facing several charges, including vandalism, trespassing and destruction of property. uc police are reviewing video to see if they can identify those who attacked the officers. meantime, the university of california is responding to workers voti

belarusian obstacle race bezon reis, which in nine existing over the years people came from north america, asiayear she became the world champion in... one of the age categories, it’s probably impossible to say so, not interesting, probably, there is not yet such a target audience, large enough for it to be an interesting company that wants to cooperate with you, that is, we are still very young in this regard, our sport, yes, of course, even if we compare it with football, hockey, the same biathlon, there is not that audience, there is not that fame and there are not so many people involved, and that is , the target audience is still small, but again, this is all within our power, i want to give another example of professional hockey.. . minsk we are in an academic environment we study the experience of implementing sports marketing through sporting events over the last season. today this is the most striking economic and socially profitable example of the fact that marketing, sports marketing in belarus works, is developing, and it can be done, because thanks to the last season, it has become

countries , some of which are allies of the united states and from countries close to it are in west asia and north africa, such as egypt, saudi arabia, uae, bahrain and jordan . some may say, the trip of the delegations of the countries took place according to international rituals but when the delegations that traveled to tehran entered iran at this high level of diplomatic representation , the issue should be examined with its political messages and the meanings of its long-term concepts, especially when it comes to specific countries whose relations are at the will of the west and the united states. for years, there has been a disconnection with iran or its level has been very low. in spite of the loss , despite the sadness that has gripped the country , tehran officials, from the supreme leader of iran to the political and military officials , emphasized iran's approach to strengthening relations with neighboring countries will continue . the powerful presence of resistance groups in the funeral ceremony of the president of iran was not strange. their presence shows the cohesion and close rela

the approach of countries, some of which are america's allies and countries close to it in west asia and north africa, such as egypt, saudi arabia, the uae, bahrain, and jordan. some may say that the delegations of these countries traveled according to international formalities, but when the delegations that traveled to tehran at this high level of representation, the issue should be examined with its political messages and the meanings of its long-term implications, especially when talking about specific countries. it is possible that their relations with iran have been severed or their level has been very low for years at the request of the west and america. despite the sadness and tehran officials, from the supreme leader of iran to political and military officials, emphasized the sadness that has engulfed the country in a meeting with foreign delegations . despite america's efforts to isolate this country, iran will continue its approach to strengthen relations with neighboring countries. the powerful presence of resistance groups in the funeral ceremony of the president of iran was not st

s. allies in north east asia. how has the us approach to the region affective strategic partnerships? oh, it's been, it's been, i mean, the united states is the, is the country that removes the largest when it comes to chinese foreign policy. and so, of course, the american approach to the region has been extremely influential in that house. china approach it as the biological relationships between all of these countries. remember that, as you mentioned, you'd are too close to us allies, 50000 us troops and bands of tulsa, 30000 in south korea. so from the perspective of the decision makers in beijing and having the united states be such an important partner who use countries and having been able to reinforce, try a lot of well cooperation has been a bad news because it makes it more difficult for paging to advance its interest in the region enhanced once again the importance of this uh, this try lateral meetings. but once again, as i mentioned earlier, are not that many outcomes, not that many important announcem

or today, the your agent transport framework provides an effective trade link between europe and asia, north and south. although cuba is not in the ration sphere, the president of the island was invited to this meeting and he spoke about how history has taught the island socialist nation, how important it is to cooperate and develop relations with the region economic union. he said that a multi polar world can only be built through fair cooperation between its uh, income, income and state. so this meeting, this 10th anniversary of the supreme council of the region economic union and the ration economic union itself has been an a tremendously important event for leaders all across the multi polar world. the european union is spending too much money on one, also enough on its own needs. that's according to the slovak prime minister, who opposes feeling the conflict in ukraine. his words come was the use agreed to use billions of viewers in profit, some photos and russian assets to help fund kids who machine, his allstate contributor rachel most and with her take and so lucky and prime minister

today, your agent transport framework provides an effective trade link between europe and asia, north and south, west part the president of target. stan called the international situation difficult and he said that to deal with modern challenges the your agent, economic union is going to have to adopt new investments. sold, tentative approaches and new strategies. now, although cuba is not in the ration sphere, the president of the island was invited to this meeting and he spoke about how history has taught the island socialist nation, how important it is to cooperate and develop relations with the region economic union. he said that a multi polar world can only be built through fair cooperation between it's in current income in states. so this meeting, this 10th anniversary of the supreme council of the region economic union and the ration economic union itself has been an a tremendously important event for leaders all across the multi polar world likes to now to the latest needs only ukraine, conflicts with the russian army now having taken control of nuva colleen of, uh, uh, in the

the approach of countries, some of which are america's allies and countries close to it in west asia and north africa, such as egypt, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, bahrain, and jordan. some may say that the delegations of these countries traveled according to international formalities, but when the delegations that traveled to tehran entered iran at this high level of diplomatic representation, the issue should be with political messages and the meanings of long-term concepts. it investigated, especially when it comes to specific countries whose relations are at the behest of the west and america has been disconnected with iran for years or its level is very low. despite the sadness that has engulfed the country, tehran officials, from the supreme leader of iran to the political and military officials, in their meeting with foreign delegations, emphasized iran's approach to strengthening raab despite the efforts of the united states to isolate the country. will continue with neighboring countries. the powerful presence of resistance groups in the inauguration ceremony of the presiden

countries, some of which are allies of the united states, and from countries close to it in west asia and the north. africa is like egypt, saudi arabia, bahrain and jordan. some may say that the delegations of these countries traveled according to international procedures, but when the delegations that traveled to tehran at this high level. diplomatic representation entered iran should deal with political messages and meanings of long-term concepts it checked that there are specific countries whose relations with iran have been severed or their level has been very low for years due to the will of the west and the united states. despite the sadness that has engulfed the country , tehran officials, from the supreme leader of iran to political and military officials, met with foreign delegations. despite america's efforts to isolate this country, iran will continue its approach to strengthen relations with neighboring countries. the powerful presence of the resistance groups in the inauguration ceremony of the president of iran was nothing strange. their presence indicates the coherence and close rela

it was a very important historical period in the history of our region, the history of west asia and northica and almost the general background of the region it was caught in this crisis, that is, the trend of violent extremists had created a crisis in the entire region and it had become a tool for foreign policies to advance their policies better in the region . well, this period was a golden period. from the service of the field in the islamic republic of iran and our military and security institutions under the leadership and guidance of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution and with the unparalleled activity and effort of the eternal martyr and the dear owner of those eyes with the unrepeatable golden light of the eternal martyr haj qassem soleimani, who will always be in his place. it is really vacant and mr. dr. amir abdullahian is also responsible at this stage he was in the ministry of foreign affairs at the highest levels as the deputy minister of foreign affairs and he was serving this movement with all his heart and his sincerity, and he supported this movement and was co

, dragged almost 80% of the world's population into it, unleashed aggression in europe, north africa, and the asiaacific region, killed millions of innocent people, and the feat of those who stopped and crushed this evil is covered with eternal, unfading glory. and here is another important addition about today. russia will continue its course towards developing mutually beneficial partnerships and friendship with everyone, who shares the values ​​of freedom of justice, advocates strict adherence to international law and a comprehensive, equal and indivisible security system. this is our duty to everyone who went through the terrible trials of the second world war. dear friends, let me propose a toast to the generation of winners, to the great victory, to... of the great patriotic war they fought for leningrad in the most difficult sectors, including on the neva patch. we always reject, with a feeling of support for the cuban people , attempts that have been made throughout continued for many years by the united states, in an attempt to limit the development of cuba, to cause economic damage throu

militarists, got involved. almost 80% of the world's population unleashed aggression in europe in north africa, in the asia-pacific region, killed millions of innocent people, eternal, unfading glory, the heroic feat of those who stopped and crushed this evil. we remember the contribution to the fight against nazism by allies in the anti-hitler coalition, participants in program convoys. the struggle was the prologue to the emergence of independent sovereign states in asia, which today play a growing role in the global economy and world affairs. the soviet union bore the brunt of the nazi war machine; the enemy received the most furious, unyielding rebuff. the entire soviet people stood up to defend the fatherland. and history has never known such unity, such mass heroism. for the heads of the commonwealth of independent states who have gathered here today, victory day is a great holiday, war veterans, home front workers in our countries are in every family, we just rode here on the bus together and talked about it, counted how many veterans remained in the ranks, the memories of those who left are inalien

asia developing ties. we've seen you networks for trade and business. the north south transport port are developed in road and other initiatives coming together to bring about a much better future, hopefully for the people of asia despite the west. but it seems in order to have the best, a brighter future professor. it almost seems that's going to have to take the dismantling of the uni centric world order. and as you say, with all these new alliances being made worldwide geostrategic economic with the bricks and the global south and all of these new international trade, which is almost like, hey guys, a europe, hey america, you've missed the boat on this. if the train has left the station, you know, you could have actually been involved in this, you could have made loads of money, but instead, what are you going to do? you're going to sanction the very people who are creating this that's right. and that i think the world recognizes that we've moved beyond that uni polar moment. and the wes, despite the, the, the bubble that exists in washington and in some of th

the belarusian obstacle race besun reis, which... over the past 9 years people have come from north america, asia not interesting, there probably isn’t yet such a target audience, so large-scale that it would be an interesting company that wants to cooperate with you, that is, we are still very young in this regard. and our sport, yes, of course, even if we compare it with football, hockey, the same biathlon, there is not the same audience, there is not the same fame and there is not such a quantity. because thanks to the last season, it became, you know, not just a regional club, but it works, develops, and this can be done, the city of minsk, and today it is the flagship of the country, you know, the club itself is working on the image of the team, but not the individual athlete, so we are probably at the beginning of the road, and if we will talk about this, the athletes will probably hear us. dynamo minsk is the best hockey club in the country. this is actually the message that we are promoting at home, and i think it’s difficult, there’s hardly a person who can argue with this at the moment,

but conservatives look around the world, we notice that the lower taxed economy of north america and asiay grow faster than the higher taxed economies of europe. labour like to criticise recent tax rises, thinking people don't know what caused them, the furlough scheme, the energy price guarantee and billions of pounds in cost of living support. but labour supported those policies which is why it is playground politics to use those tax rises to distract debate from the biggest divide in british politics today, what happens to the tax burden next. because conservatives recognise that while those tax rises may have been necessary, they should not be permanent. labour do not. we can seak to permanent. labour do not. we can speak to correspondence - permanent. labour do not. we can speak to correspondence nick - speak to correspondence nick eardley. what did you make to the chancellor's speech, and talking, focusing on the difference between them and the shadow chancellor. you would think them and the shadow chancellor. wm. would think there was an election campaign under way already. it's am

. >> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is done a really good job up until now as president. i think that he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> no word tonight from the university on how long president lee will be placed on leave. graduation is set for saturday after demonstrations and the ucla and uc irvine in violently, a union representing about 48 >> 1000 academic workers in the uc system voted to authorize a strike. now, the vote does not guarantee a strike, but it could happen. the union believes the university's mishandled the demonstrations specifically at ucla where counter protesters attack a pro-palestinian encampment for several hours without police intervention. 8 of the uc campuses still have a month of instruction before summer break and stay with kron. 4 on air and online for all the latest information on the war from campus protest to the conflict on the

one belt, one road, a network of sea routes from southeast asia. to reach west asia and africa , and the second route of north-south transportation of goods on this route from the source of banbai port in india. it starts and ends in central asia and russia through iran's chabahar and bandarbas ports respectively. to ensure the security of these routes, especially the water route the north-south corridor of the army navy is 5 years old. china and russia, two permanent member states of shanghai and the united nations security council , have brought to the northern indian ocean in the form of a maritime security belt joint exercise. however, the navy of the army is not satisfied with conducting exercises to prove that iran can do business in other sea passages , it has also sent several groups of ships, the last of which was the 86th flotilla, including the dana ship and the makran port, a trip around the globe with a distance of more than 65 thousand kilometers in 8 months now after gaining all these experiences. commander of the navy the army says: if our economic community wants to visit any port and any wat

approach of countries that some of them america's allies and countries close to it are in west asia and northica, such as egypt, saudi arabia , the uae, bahrain, and jordan. some may say that the delegations of these countries traveled according to international formalities, but when the delegations that traveled to tehran entered iran at this high level of diplomatic representation, the issue should be examined with its political messages and long-term implications, especially when it comes to specific countries whose relations with iran have been severed or their level has been very low for years due to the will of the west and the united states. despite the sadness that tehran officials, from the supreme leader of iran to the political and military officials, emphasized iran's approach to strengthening despite the us efforts to isolate the country. relations with neighboring countries will continue. the powerful presence of resistance groups in the inauguration ceremony of the president of iran was not a strange thing. their presence indicates cohesion and close relationship. the tension b

this coming year, we'll be building stores in north america, in asia, we're going to be refurbishing a ton of stores in china and then our e-commerce platforms have grown significantly here over the last five years but the key is, they still have a lot of room to grow, because we still have underindexed in those areas, and it helps us to talk and communicate better with the consumer when we had that one on one relationship with the direct-to-consumer store business >> i would be remiss if i didn't ask one final question, because you are such a consumer focused company. i would like your take as to what you think the state of the american consumer is we've been seeing some mixed signals in this market it seems as though this is a -- maybe a transitory phase about going between consumer strength to relative weakness is the american consumer strong? >> the american consumer is in fairly good shape. i do believe it's going to get better i think we'll see inflation ebb towards the end of the year and going into next year our folks are still working, which is important there's been some wa

signature of the helsinki commission, which is an international group for europe and central asia and north america. we have used that former to point out that the united states -- forum -- violating international standards by denying the citizens of the district of columbia full voting protections and representation in the united states congress and senate. i've actually sponsored resolutions and those resolutions have passed the united states out of step with the international community. i wanted to go over this with the era coalition as to where we think the focus needs to be in regards to the united states senate before use any of our senate mechanisms to put a spotlight on one strategy versus another. r i also recognize this is a little sensitive because it's democrat on democrat when we talk about what the white house is doing. this is an election year, in case you haven't noticed. it's the strategy decision that i want to make along with the coalition. >> my name is claudia. i am thehe deputy executive director of the young feminist party which is a 14,000 strong youth led movement t

. >> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is done a really good job up until now as president. i think he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> csu has appointed nathan evans as the new acting president of sonoma state and graduation is still scheduled for tomorrow. ucla now under fire from republican lawmakers who say you the university failed to protect jewish students during pro-palestinian protests on campus. republicans on an educational congressional committee have called on the school to turn over documents regarding what it called, quote, an inadequate response to antisemitism and the failure to protect jewish students. the committee is also seeking tax from staff and police and others by next week state repuelican lawmakers want to punish students accused of violence at the encampments by denying them financial aid. also, fifa is considering placing sanctions on the

. >> nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is done a really good job up until now as president. i think that he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> it's unclear how long president lee is going to be on leave. now. graduation is scheduled for tomorrow. the university of california responding to workers voting to authorize a strike. the union representing those workers say they approve. that's right. because they believe the university mishandled demonstrations at uc campuses. specifically they're looking at ucla counter protesters attacked a pro-palestinian encampment for several hours without any police intervention. so a tele, the associate vice president of systemwide labor relations, 4 university of california cal, let the strike illegally saying w's decision to strike over non labor issues violates the no strike clause of their contracts with the uc and sets a dangerous