so the calculation for singapore for instance is that before the city was built singapore's five degrees. cooler and all that he ends up being converted into -- fossil fuel use as people use a conditions. too cool spice and throw even more heat out into the city if substantial plant cover even reducing a poll by -- two or three degrees celsius the energy saving for the entire country would be you know in the billions of dollars of a movie is a lot of the arguments you have the also much of the city's build you know it doesn't matte. one of two buildings what difference can i might. but if one building can. compensate for ten other sites not having any grain you can see that just by doing selective -- injection of these kind of buildings for the city you can already created a statistically significant amount. of green in the city can you see a potentially in the future where you could. actually see some of this area providing. a food supplement because we know the singer. for is it online on food imports yeah. we've sort of done generation one which is providing a lot of planting and achi

singapore is evolving.ly as time goes by, we shouldn't allow race to divide the country. singapore must stand united. haslinda: the results have been quite a hot topic in singapore. singaporeans wondering why the reserves have to be kept secret in terms of the amounts. is there a reason why the citizens shouldn't no how much the reserves amount to? >> the reserves of singapore is our financial defense. it forms part of the total defense of the country. because the reserves are to safeguard our future in times of possible war, in times of very severe crisis, in times of periods of time where the stability of our country can be undermined. so, it is as strategic as that. it is not in the national interest to disclose the total size of our reserves. haslinda: singapore is currently transfixed by a corruption case involving a cabinet minister. unusual, rare, especially in the country that pays its ministers among the highest in the world. how are you reading what is happening in the country? >> we have extremel

this is the foundation behind foreign confidence in singapore and the trust of the people in singaporeourselves at such high standards, incidents such as what happened recently are bound to arouse with public interest. how do we handle this situation? i am very proud, as a singaporean, that our prime minister has done the right thing. haidi: the singaporean presidential candidate. this is bloomberg. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save $1200 on our most popular sleep number 360 smart bed. plus free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. old school hard work meets bold, new thinking, ♪ to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. ♪ haidi: the women's world cup football kicks off, hosted by australia and new zealand. billions are expected over the month-long event. paul allen to from outside sydney's psyllium australia with -- kicking off their campaign. paul: that is about 11 hours away from kickoff. the 7

are singapore and officials worried? yeah, i mean, i think, i think that's a really, really interesting question. i think single pool has, has, you know, for so long have this policy of, of kind of neutrality that please will make us 6 sides. you know, we have this very strong defense relationship with us, but we also have this very strong uh, you know, and always relationship and obvious cultural ties were trying to, um, and i think the so long as they can pause also, you know, how to manage the fact that it is a majority ethnic chinese stayed within a very diverse se, asia, right? i mean, indeed, the whole founding story as think of what was that of multiethnic multiculturalism over sort of, you know, being a, you know, purchasing anyone ones that have ethnic group. so i think i think the same over in his sort of have to be very careful and dealing with this thing they, they don't seem to want to kind of upset bilateral relationships with china. but at the same great, i think they realize that, you know, if too many si

they do, but throughout singapore 's| throughout singapore 's history, no prime minister has stoppedib also can go the cpib, and the cpib also can 9° up the cpib, and the cpib also can go up the president, if there were ever to be such an attempt to do so. �* ., were ever to be such an attempt todoso. �* ., , were ever to be such an attempt todoso. ., , to do so. but would you be able to do so. but would you be able to understand _ to do so. but would you be able to understand i _ to do so. but would you be able to understand i guess _ to do so. but would you be able to understand i guess the - to understand i guess the public 's frustration that they had the right to know when the arrest was made?— arrest was made? sure, but i ho -e arrest was made? sure, but i hone the _ arrest was made? sure, but i hope the public _ arrest was made? sure, but i hope the public understands | arrest was made? sure, but i i hope the public understands and respects operational considerations and autonomy and independence in which cpib acts, and i believe singaporeans have full trust in the work of the

kills the actors of the collection waste recycling should be placed in the south of singapore. recycling is very big and long, about 85 meters, one and a half times the size of a large swimming pool, and it can move and process 3,500 cargoes, about two million kilograms , that is, two million kilograms of ash and unburned waste. the second is the waste recycling process. the first stage is the waste burning and energy production plan. as you can see here, about 90% of the work has been done and the remaining waste topsoil is related to the installed waste that was brought here from the land of singapore to make sure. because the environment is garbage it does not pollute the surroundings, special measures have been taken and the rain will increase the water and the faucet, so we have to remove the excess water with a pump so that the pollution is settled before discharging the water to the sea. paintings designed in such a way that the first phase of waste incineration and energy production was implemented in 1999, and the second phase was to be abandoned until 2025, but today

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singapore president -- shery: singapore presidential candidate speaking to haslinda amen.ing and entertainment industry and what it means for casino operators. we are joined to discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. shery: macau casino is expected to return to almost 70% of their pre-pandemic profit in the second quarters as travelers returned to the gaming. arrivals were flat in june but the totals were higher -- higher than any month in the first quarter. macau has been benefiting from a recovery in outbound tourist. the steady increase since last year is still far below numbers seen before the pandemic. haidi: let's stay with gaming. a net profit of $83 million was reported in the first half of 2023. that's an increase of 57% compared to one year ago. the company runs a casino in cambodia's capital and joining us exclusively as the executive deputy c

live from our studio in singapore. _ golf. live from our studio in singapore, this _ golf.from our studio in singapore, this is _ golf. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc - golf. live from our studio in| singapore, this is bbc news golf. live from our studio in l singapore, this is bbc news - singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. thank you for being with us. president zelensky is accused nature of weakness and uncertainty over the reluctance of some members to set a timetable for ukraine to join the military alliance. nato leaders meeting in lithuania have agreed they can try but only when certain conditions are met. nato secretary general the sun has said the alliance has never sent a stronger political and practical message about partnership but made clear they could notjoin while it was still at war with russia. our europe editor katya adler sent this report from the summit in vilnius. disappointed, volodymyr zelensky put on a brave face today for supporters in the lithuanian capital. translation: i came here today believing in partners, _ in a nato tha

the current solution to the waste problem in singapore is waste incineration and energy production. 55% recycled and the other 42% goes to waste and energy power plants. the residue from waste incineration is ash, which is it is also processed. only 3% of non-burnable and non-recyclable waste is buried in landfills. trucks carrying more than 6,600,000 tomans of waste bring the waste here. brought to waste incineration and energy production plants in 2021 transfer there are currently 4 active coal-fired power plants in singapore. once the waste is separated and the control and incineration sections go, the temperature of the incinerator section reaches 1800 degrees fahrenheit. the high temperature from the incineration is transferred to the energy conversion sections. finally, it is converted into electricity and energy, and electricity equivalent to 120 megabytes per hour is produced, which can supply the electricity and energy needs of 24,000 homes. this waste burning and energy production plant is one of the largest of its kind in the world. this process is transferred to the catalyst

and so what impact does something like that have on ethic, chinese and singapore? yes, so you know, the one really interesting thing that's been happening in, in recent years is that the ethic trinity is population single floor especially um, southern parts of it. older, older people specifically have to come more and more sort of over the probation in the views. you know, people have been posting on read it single, which is very vibrant for him. saying that the parents, instead of being radical, i as you know i, i grew up in single pool. so i said friends told me that the parents, you know, were pretty kind of like neutral a political and suddenly become very, very straight to be provisioning. and you know, that was seen during coven, but some of them were even psych stream that they only wanted to take the final back, even though this simple government was really advising to take, you know, 5, so might interest the inventory of exceeds and so, you know, looking at the school media landscape, we're very interested to figure out like, where lot of this radicalizati

, and we have always tried to bring the physical conditions of the children closer to singapore , of course, with the presence of the contenders for the final selection for the team . a professional technician who is invited for the first time with a child the old ones have been the steady foot of the national team for several years . it is on par with the asian championship in singapore and the report will be held until syria time in order to maximize the preparation. iran qualified for the final match with a 3-1 advantage against uzbekistan and will face pakistan tomorrow to win the championship. in continuation of the preparatory matches of the football teams of the premier leagues yesterday evening , persepolis was defeated by pikan with two goals and esteghlal was defeated against havadar 42. hamed noormohammadi and arman the defenders of last season's zob ahan team of isfahan joined the sailors of bandar anzali. our country's men's and women's national karate teams are on their way to malaysia for the asian championship. the tournament will begin on the 30th of july. the cause

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now there are 4 active coal burning and power generation plants in singapore. the burner reaches 1800 degrees fahrenheit, the high temperature of waste incineration is transferred to the energy conversion parts, and finally the energy conversion and electricity equivalent to 120 megabytes per hour is produced, which can meet the electricity and energy needs of 240,000 homes. energy is one of the largest in its kind it is in the world itself. the gas produced in this process is transferred to the catalyst filter to separate polluting particles from it and reduce its greenhouse gases. in this process, some greenhouse gas is produced more than the amount of natural gas production , which of course is less than the production process. the purified gas is transferred to the bad part and the ventilators. the height of the gas clearing part reaches 120 meters , which has online analyzes that are emission and pollution and image monitoring. the waste burning is ash, which is a large amount and about 10% of the metals in years. it separates and to the next step is to mo

same with singapore. on singapore, there is an interesting discussion to be had. it is one of the exceptions to the rule that countries that have imperfect freedoms tend not to rank well in terms of prosperity. but the way we define freedom is an average between economic, political and legal freedoms. so, it is possible that singapore will not rank very well in political freedom, but rank very well in economic and legal freedom. when you average the total score for freedom, it is very high. so, these are the three countries where we had some conversations. >> if we get back to trends and patterns, which i like to, something that is not a surprise but an encouragement, the indicator that saw the greatest progress by huge margins is women's economic freedoms. over the entire sample between 1995 and 2022, 18 percentage points increase over the sample. this is true across all regions. some started behind than others. every region looking at the sample improved women's economic rights. but another thing i found encouraging, obviously for this work, africa is extremely

for one week , i will prepare for the 16th asian in singapore. you are perfect for the competition. but we only have to prepare for the championship and the flexibility after that is the repairs and the rest of the strength work. this is that the children, the cartoons, the camps, everyone is coming with all their strength, they are trying to maximize our efforts so that the world of corona can be defeated. everyone knows about today's hardships , a bright tomorrow is waiting for them. garden is a restaurant that for the first time, the floorball field in the asian games will be played in roshni 2018, which starts today and in mazandaran, mazandaran is very close to the climatic conditions of singapore, and we always tried to bring the physical conditions of the children closer to singapore , of course, with the presence of the contenders. the final is not easy for the technical staff as it is the first time to be invited with the old guys who have been a regular part of the national team for several years. the asian championship will be held in singapore and the report will be held

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in singapore and shanghai. welcome to bloomberg markets asia. david: let's get to your top stories today. fresh signs of financial stress. an investor is now looking to this years for potential support. the markets will have nearly priced in a 25 basis point hike from the fed. adani is telling his shareholders the hindenburg report was full of false narratives. quite a powerful speech yesterday. we will talk more about that later. that market is going the opposite way of china. the rest of asia is mostly lower per japan is holding the fort as far as the benchmark is concerned. we just talked about some of the big winners we did see i time -- out of taiwan are starting to see some declines, starting to take profits. a marginally negative day as far the benchmark is concerned. yvonne: we have to watch what goes on in china. the high-heeled space we are seen in the dollar bond market seems to be what is leading -- leading this pessimism once again. we have heard that when it comes to some of these payments, they are looking at paying these bonds in

leiper from our studio in singapore. _ effect. leiper from our studio in singapore, this _ effect. leiper from our studio in singapore, this is - effect. leiper from our studio in singapore, this is bbc - effect. leiper from our studio l in singapore, this is bbc news. thank you for being with us. we begin in france were a relative of the 17—year—old shot dead by police last week has told the bbc that the family did not want his death to its palpate and riots but they said the law around the use of metal traffic stops must change. that has led to five nights of rioting and looting. from paris, here is our editor. this is nahel, the french algerian team killed last week by a policeman, triggering nightly outpourings of rage by youths from similar backgrounds across france. in theirfirst on camera interview since nahel�*s death, his family told me they want to be very clear. translation: there are no words to describe how we feel. we just buried a 17—year—old. but we never called for hate or riots. with tensions running so high, this family member asked us to hide her identity. trans

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm mariko oi.ntry's prime minister says tough days lie ahead with the wildfires. we have the latest from greece. when we first arrived here most of the smoke was coming from over there but in the last few minutes there has been a flare out down here in the strong wind not only makes things tougher for the people fighting the fires but much more dangerous. china's foreign minister, a fierce critic of the west, has been replaced with his predecessor. we'll look into the opaque world of beijing's leadership. plus as a string of rare political scandals rocks singapore we speak to the man who is poised to be the next prime minister. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme.

armor, women for the sale of drugs to capital punishment for the first time in 20 years resorted to singapore as the fourth promenade in history. belarus today is actually at the epicenter geopolitical confrontation with all the ensuing risks and consequences, belarusian foreign minister sergei oleinik said at the final seminars for ambassadors that the conflict in ukraine is still the main destabilizing factor not only on a regional, but also on a global scale we see that the west is at the head of the united states maintains a course to continue hostilities . pumping up the region of weapons, and is not yet ready to end the conflict and start the peace process, stressed the minister of foreign affairs. sergei oleinik named the main priorities in the work of diplomats. this is a further geographical diversification of work in the foreign policy and foreign economic direction of counteracting the multifaceted pressure of western countries and minimizing the damage from the sanctions they have imposed. the west continues to pump weapons into the kiev regime the united states announced the tran

singapore.washington, d.c., shirley yu, a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics. and in beijing, einar tangent, a senior fellow at the taihe institute. a very warm welcome to you all and thanks for joining us on the program. einar, i'm going to start with you. just how relevant is asean on a global stage today? >> well, it's increasingly relevant because of its growth. if you look at almost all indices, they're way, way ahead. they're part of this kind of larger china asian economic block, not only through rcep, but through the belton road, -- not only through rcep, but through the belton road initiative, which has been helping with infrastructure and things like that. so it's become a kind of a area of interest. the u.s. has been involved 10 years after asean was created, but it was always seen as a strategic issue. now it's increasingly becoming economic. it has a very large trade surplus of the u.s. and a lot of the goods that were previously coming directly from china are

foreign members of the international committee of the distemper award from south korea and beat from singapore, and two more fullness of the picture of the sports bases of the regions, which became visible. better service in the last few years a venue for russian and international competitions, such as sports games. children of asia for more than two decades. more than 10,000 responses from russia and thirty asian countries took part for many guys, the game became a springboard, big sport. arena is a unique sports complex in the whole country , you can imagine here all year round competitions can be held. well, training of course in 24 sports. of these, 23 are olympic, this figure 23 will be useful to us today, because it is here in kuzbass that we hold the ceremony of announcing the winners. the 20th anniversary nomination cycle of the award, which took place this year, showed the widest geographic involvement in the history of the award, the long list went to 90 scientists from 48 countries in asia from china to the philippines , the middle east, from the frame to lebanon, africa, from havoc

as foreign members of the international chung award committee from south korea and we beat from singapore, did not take part, and two more complete the picture the sports base of the region, which has become more visible over the past few years, serves as a venue for russian and international competitions, such as sports games. children of asia for more than two decades. more than 10,000 athletes from russia and thirty asian countries took part, for many guys the game became springboards, big sport. the arena is a unique sports complex throughout the country where competitions can be held. well, training of course in 24 sports. of these, 23 are olympic, this code is 23 for us today come in handy, because it is here in kuzbass that we have been holding the ceremony of rows for 23 years. the 20th anniversary nomination cycle of the award, which took place this year, showed the widest geographic involvement in the history of the award, the long list included nineties scientists from 48 countries in asia from china to the philippines middle east from qatar to lebanon africa from morocco to et

this is actually the biggest tour of her career, we also have coldplay coming to singapore.hugely expensive. we are talking about 80 u.s. dollars for the most basic ticket. there you have it. >> i am a fan of coldplay, i tried to kick -- get tickets and came nowhere close. >> really? that is interesting. >> already sold out. >> of course there will be a secondary market if we can put it politely. scalpers and the like. let's tell you about markets as we head towards that hong kong lunch break. this is a look at those companies which are making waves out there, this is down to china imposing restrictions on the export of two metals. semi conductors and electric vehicle industries, of course this is another tit-for-tat trade war between washington and beijing. these are some of those companies which are doing well out of this. for instance 7% up for you nanette she gong zinc and germanium there as well. here we go, we are holding up anticipation aussie assets essentially at the moment in stasis we have a reserve bank of australia decision due in about 34 minutes. evenly spread

he joins us from singapore this morning.nard, obviously we've seen the optimism fade quickly when it comes to what we heard from the bureau. we are short on specifics but how are you weighing the nuances that we heard, especially when it comes to the property sector? >> regarding the property sector, i think the messaging is more supportive than expected. in particular, the slogan properties for leaving speculation is noticeably absent. this suggests that the government is aware that property speculation is in no longer the issue and rising home prices is no longer worrying, and that they recognize that supply and demand mix has fundamentally changed in the sector. but we expect further measures to be more targeted in nature and a continuation of current ones, reducing home down payment ratios. abolishing housing restrictions and exhilarating open redevelopment. we are not expecting to see any tight stimulus to be introduced into the sector. yvonne: is it enough, these measures or the signals to stem this decline, given the

reporting live from singapore, i am marika 0i.her charges in the mar—a—lago documents enquiry according to newly released court documents. united nations issues as stark warning about climate change as you is set to be the hottest month on record.— you is set to be the hottest month on record. the era of ulobal month on record. the era of global whaling _ month on record. the era of global whaling has - month on record. the era of global whaling has arrived. l month on record. the era of i global whaling has arrived. the air is unreadable, the heat is unbearable, and the level of fossil fuel profits and claim an action is unacceptable. taiwan's largest military exercises in 25 years focus on action to repel a chinese invasion. announcer: live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hi there. thank you for being with us. we start with breaking news from the united states where former us president donald trump has received a further

reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi.ky at the nato summit, but leaders refuse to set a timetable for ukraine to join. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines:

nick marsh, bbc news, singapore.ore bbc coverage on artificial intelligence, go to the bbc news website. over to australia, where the state of victoria has pulled the plug on a plan to host the 2026 commonwealth games. organises initially estimated the event would cost 2.6 billion australian dollars to host, but the latest figures have escalated to over $6 billion, and that's mainly due to the government's decision to include more sports and change plans for venues. australia has played host to the commonwealth games five that cost 1.5 billion australian dollars, created andrew zimbalist is an academic, who has consulted with players, companies, teams and leagues. earlier, he told me that mass sporting events aren't always as profitable as they seem. the tourism is not necessarily driven up. i know that sometimes you hear reports, you just cited one report, but if you get a million people, or1.3 million coming during the 1a or 15 days of the games, it doesn't mean that that is a net figure, because there will be othe

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore.suspended following allegations over payments to a 17—year—old for explicit pictures. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore.

that is something singapore simply can't compete with.story like singapore, there are going to be other cities that want to emulate it by offering perhaps even better incentives in other places. hong kong is one of them and they have come out with a wide suite of very good tax incentives. they are building more museums for the cultural side of the superrich. they are building up things like art stations near the airport where you can bank your art in low tax environment spared than the aforementioned dubai is constantly throwing out golden visas to the ultra-wealthy to attract them to the place. one area that singapore needs to be very careful of is that cities and countries are offering to allow family office principles to bring in the talents that they want not just what they need in order to run the family offices in those locations. rishaad: david ramli, bloomberg asia investing reporter. we will be looking at axis bank, more than 20% growth. that prompted analysts to raise price targets for this stock. the deputy managing director ra

i'm from the philippines and i think singapore is hot.nd. the election body has since the case to the court. there has been some changes since the elections which you covered, haslinda. as you can see, weakness is coming through in the thai baht. what do you make of some of these headlines? the election body is sending the case to court. haslinda: whether pita can get the majority vote, he needs to be prime minister. a lot has to do with his stake in this media company a long time ago which he says he no longer owns. that has always been a case that would come to bite him and it seems like this is what is happening now. we keep up with those developments. that is it. they break middle east and africa is next. we are counting down to the cpi print out of the u.s. it is gains for asia for a second day. this is bloomberg. ♪ mmmm, your morning coffee hot delicious comforting. but by the third or fourth cup, your stomach might not feel so good. if that sounds like you replace your afternoon cup with 5-hour energy. it's perfect for when you're

live in our studio in singapore — welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i.olice has sparked five nights of rioting, says the family never called for violence. translation: we don't tolerate at all what happened. _ we never called for hate or riots. a warning from nhs england: patients are paying the price for strike action and the disruption could get worse.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. sweden's membership of the nato alliance after resisting for many months. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines:

reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller.athering in pakistan. after a dreaded hat on moscow ukraine's president zelensky warns their war is coming to russia. hundreds of supporters in niger's military cue protest inside the embassy in niamey as france stops aid. and we have a special report where we talk to a mother about why it's getting easier to be a single parent in china. voice-over: live voice—over: live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start in pakistan where at least 44 people have been killed in what police suspect was a suicide bomb attack at a political rally in the north—west of the country. well, over 100 were injured in the blast at the event in the bajaur district, near the border with afghanistan. our pakistan correspondent, caroline davies, has the latest, from the capital, islamabad. a sunday afternoon political rally by one of pakistan's biggest religious parties, jamiat ulema—e—islam.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i am mariko oi.armistice ended the fighting in the korean war, we speak to a south korean veteran who was held captive in the north. # nothing compares, nothing compares to you. the # nothing compares, nothing compares to you.— compares to you. the irish sinner compares to you. the irish singer and _ compares to you. the irish singer and activist - compares to you. the irish singer and activist sinead l singer and activist sinead o'connor dies at the age of 56. president biden's son hunter unexpectedly please dann pleads not guilty to two charges of tax offences. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. eight�*s newsday. hello, there. thank you for being with us. we begin with korea, and today marks the 70th anniversary of an agreement that throws one of

live from our studio in singapore, - and expert.ur studio in singapore, thisl and expert. live from our| studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. thank you for being with us. the bbc has suspended an unnamed presenter and contacted the police over allegations he gave tens of thousands of pounds to a teenager in return for sexually explicit photographs. the corporation, which was told by the young person's family about the allegations back in may, says new information came to light on thursday, and it's now investigating all the claims. the bbc is now in touch with the family. the sun newspaper has printed claims the presenter contacted the family in recent days. our media editor katie razzall reports. for the best part of 48 hours, the bbc has been splashed across many of the front pages. today was an attempt to prove it hadn't been slow to act in the face of a serious complaint, an effort to take control of the narrative. this afternoon, the bbc announced it has suspended the still—unnamed presenter at the heart of the

is to still be in the game, you how to be in it.— nick marsh, bbc news, singapore.o the bbc news website — bbc.co.uk/news — where you'll also find a simple guide to help you understand ai. over to australia, where the state of victoria has pulled the plug on plan to host the 2026 commonwealth games. the plug on a plan to host the 2026 commonwealth games. 0rganisers initially estimated the event would cost 2.6 billion australian dollars to host. but the latest figures have escalated to over $6 billion, and that's mainly due to the government's decision to include more sports and changed plans for venues. australia has played host to the commonwealth games five times, with the last one on the gold coast in 2018. that cost 1.5 billion australian dollars, created 21,000 jobs and brought in 1.3 million visitors. 0ur guest this morning, andrew zimbalist, is an economist and academic who has consulted for players, companies, teams and leagues. he joins us from boston to discuss the financial pressures of hosting major sporting events. —— earlier, he told me. -- earlier, he

live from our studio in singapore - this is bbc news. _ live from our studio in singapore — this is bbcspect was a suicide bomb attack, at a political rally, in the north—west of the country. well over 100 were injured in the blast, at the event in the bajaur district, near the border with afghanistan. our pakistan correspondent, caroline davies has the latest,

it is possible that the country, singapore, would not do well in political freedom but would rank verynomic freedom and legal freedom and when you average the total score for freedom is very high so these are the three countries where we have some conversations. >> back to trends and patterns, something that is not a surprise but encouragement, indicators that solve the greatest progress by a huge margin, a woman's economic freedom. over the entire sample, 95-2022, 18% increase. this is true across all regions, some started more than others but every single region, looking at the sample, improved women's economic -- and then another thing i found encouraging for this work, it is important to africa with the largest growing population across all continents and the continent, the region, the region where prosperity grew the most. it is happening and what i think is encouraging, the region that solve the largest growth and freedom. we hope as this continues, improvement on freedom is sustained, that will lead to improvement in prosperity. >> a question for each of you, the progress and th

singapore air looking for 700 million dollars, that would be the last quarter., and that is all despite the airlines still back at pre- covid levels, 10 percentage points off what is normal. that is really gaining, very much a story of airlines, reporting earnings at the moment, all of them beating estimates and raising guidance. we will be looking to hear from singapore airlines what the future looks like particularly into the fourth quarter. do they see sustained demand, very much given the global economic environment, a recession or not. very much singapore airlines very much got the headlines, the world's best airlines right now. haidi: given concerns -- shery: given concerns about a potential global recession, how is cargo looking? danny: cargo, that has been a story of helping the airline through the pandemic, seeing how much they are carrying and earning from that. but with the passenger business coming back, and we have seen this story with the number of airlines, we are looking for a softer yields, robust revenue in the cargo business for airlines like

haslinda: the monetary authority of singapore saying that the next prime minister of singapore has been of the board. this is the central bank of the lion city. just a quick check of the sti up by 0.3% in line with the rest of the region. we are seeing an update for asian stocks tracking those gains in the u.s. looking at where the seeing dollar is trading at 1.35 16. it has been a resilient currency. let's take a look at what we have coming up in the week ahead. it is big on the agenda front. we have u.s. june payrolls. this is a fed that is data dependent. the u.s. june payrolls will be closely watched. we are keeping an eye on the rba rate decision. how hawkish will the rba be? that is coming out on tuesday along with korea's cpi. the caixin pmi's services data will be out on thursday for june. plenty more in the weeks ahead traders to keep a watch on. rishaad: 22, the program as well. franklin templeton telling us how indian markets have peaked but not in terms of valuations. more on their preferred text coming up later this hour but first why xi jinping's leadership moves and leade

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we discussed that next with our guest from singapore. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com rishaad: we are focusing on central banks. showing essentially far far less synchronized global monetary policy outlook in the next few months. the ones in blue where we see higher rates and yellow lower. this is just exemplifying the divergence of interest rate policy around the world for the rest of the year. inflation, the ecb, the federal reserve, keeping them in tightening manuel telling central banks around the world forging their own path. what does that bring to the table? haidi: let's get some views from a market strategist. you know, as we get into the endgame if you will, obviously the risk of policy air is higher in markets are trying to work out how pricing works. wh