vis—a—vis singapore and hong kong. thirdly, medicaland singapore and hong kong.are. just a living standard improvement. the wage increase and making sure that the social safety net is there.— safety net is there. nobuko, thank you — safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very _ safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very much - safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very much for - safety net is there. nobuko, | thank you very much for your time today, nobuko kobayashi. turning to the uk, incoming prime minister keir starmer has a daunting in—tray as his labour party gets to work governing britain. he has to fix a crippling cost—of—living crisis, and economic growth is in the doldrums. to boost the economy to put more money in the pockets but that also means navigating a more turbulent geopolitical the us and china. ian, thank you for your time today. firstly, want to get your thoughts on how using the labour government navigating the us china relationship. goad the us china relationship. good mornin: , the us china relationship. good morning, thanks _ the us chi

this means that singapore is seven times more productive than malaysia.nd by the way, singapore's military spending is higher than malaysia's. will malaysia start war against singapore under such conditions? well, unless they are idiots. i have worked in this country, with a government and governments, i say that they are not. idiots, that is, they will not start a war of war against singapore. these examples can be continued, by the way, closer to us, ireland is now, looks one and a half times richer, per capita, than the former metropolis, er, that is, that is great britain, so will great britain start a war against ireland, well, it's also very doubtful, especially something under such conditions, but... at least there other reasons are at work, what is the conclusion from all this, the strong win, that is, now we compensate for this strength at the expense of external aid, and for this we need to be, for this we thank you very much, this aid, of course, which is always in doubt, therefore that the world that helps us is a democratic world, and it is o

nick marshall in singapore. _ charges. nick marshall in singapore, thank - charges.ou - charges. nick marshall in singapore, thank you for| charges. nick marshall in - singapore, thank you for that. it's festival season here in the uk and the scene here is a magnet for music tourists from around the world. last year, more than 19 million people travelled either within the uk orfrom outside the uk to go to a gig here, an increase of a third. they spent 8 billion pounds while they did so. live now to tom kiehl, chief executive uk music. quite a big increase in numbers last year, is this still a covid recovery phenomenon? i think we saw, good morning, we saw a very successful last year, we had loads of big events and shows, glastonbury is a regular fixture events and shows, glastonbury is a regularfixture in events and shows, glastonbury is a regular fixture in the music calendar, we had shows from people like bruce springsteen, billyjoel, harry springsteen, billy joel, harry styles springsteen, billyjoel, harry styles and blair, fantastic year, we would like to see tha

this project is called cooling singapore. the researchers have program good digital twin of the city. this allows them to simulate. cold temperatures can be lowered with individual projects. a thermal image showing to these daily temperatures and single port is shown on the left. on the right, what it would look like if all the buildings were energy efficient and sustainable, the whole city would be $1.00 to $2.00 degrees cooler. single power sees itself as a driving force for southeast asia in the fight against rising temperatures. and is investing billions on like other developing countries. however, the wealthy city states can afford to do so. the, the, the page tells nice story. the people who planned dedicated to me. i am not too dumb to tell me these odyssey the meltdown in 15 minutes. on d w. we a back in 10 years capital of ne ruby. now this city has been the seeds of ongoing protest initially started a guess a controversial fine as to the proposed sweeping increases in texas. we need a solution from how this purchase

this project is called cooling singapore. the researchers have programmed a digital twin of the city. this allows them to simulate. cold temperatures can be lowered with individual projects. a thermal image showing to these daily temperatures and single port is shown on the left. on the right, what it would look like if all buildings were energy efficient and sustainable, the whole city would be $1.00 to $2.00 degrees cooler. single power sees itself as a driving force for southeast asia in the fight against rising temperatures. and is investing billions on like other developing countries. however, the wealthy city states can afford to do so the, the, the poisons, a tennessee pieces. these chemicals are in almost everything. and they cannot be removed. and so, if i don't think we'll get to grips with the appropriate mr. because the thing is, why is it probably the spiral down to the control, se one's page has always piece yes. in 15 minutes on the w for the prima house on it, this house in northern germany, my grand amount of

we have seen it here in singapore. a colleague of mine who wasjust it here in singapore.on an advertising hoarding, we have seen on airports, flights and their display screen, we have seen in banks, in supermarkets, this really is a completely global issue. i was just listening to the expert that you had on earlier, nicky, who suggested that the only solution would be a manual solution, a manual reboot. it is notjust a case of updating or patching up the corrupt piece of software. if that is indeed the case and that has not been confirmed by microsoft or from crowdstrike, thatjust expert analysis there, if that is indeed the case then it means that we are looking at a very, very prolonged difficulty in many parts of the well, aren't we?— difficulty in many parts of the well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, 'ust well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, just outline _ well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, just outline where _ well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, just outline where you _ well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, just outline where you have - well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, ju

tokyo tries to compete with hong kong and singapore as well as being a financial hub in the region. differences when it comes to tax rate. japan has the week yen as well. that makes it perhaps less attractive forjapanese capital. what would you think is going to be the impact going forward with koike in charge? there is a little a government can do and it's true thatjapan and tokyo has a very high tax rate for corporate, around 30% on average compared to singapore and hong kong around i7%. and on a personal tax front japan has a high tax depending on the income bracket. it's not advantageous forforeigners living here. nose are the head winds. those are the head winds. in terms of weak yen, in comparison, it pales against the equivalent so that is a negative. in south korea, workers at samsung electronics are set to go on a 3—day strike, the second time in the company's history the union took industrial action. last month employees took paid leave on the same day. this week's strike is a significant escalation. samsung say they expect the profits to jump to 15%. samsung said that it

but singapore can to combat rising temperatures with greenery alone. it's also promoting sustainable buildings and allowing more spaces in between them. the new university, for example, has solar cells on its roof, helping ensure net 0 emissions. professor vater set good on teaches here the shows us how a simple ceiling fan is enough to keep students cool. it's all very open plants allowing a gentle breeze throughout the premises. the building is actually quite similar if you're going to forest this, i'm tree, some buildings to a very tall, some trees every, it's all in different layers as well. so trying to bring back for us architecture and the city escapes is very important to try and involve designs of the future as well. so nature base solutions are pot in fossil of that and they look spectacular to this hotel and the center of singapore has won awards, the leaves and regions with flourishing green terraces and gardens single pore subsidizes sustainable architecture that is pursuing and vicious long term goals. 1000000 new trees are to be planted

of this project is called cooling singapore. the researchers have programmed a digital twin of the city. this allows them to stimulate cold temperatures can be lowered with individual projects. a thermal image showing given these daily temperatures and single port is shown on the left. on the right, what it would look like if all buildings were energy efficient and sustainable, the whole city would be $1.00 to $2.00 degrees cooler. single poor sees itself as a driving force for southeast asia in the fight against rising temperatures. and is investing billions on like other developing countries. however, the wealthy city states can afford to do so the, the, the african countries and some post escalating to the very higher level the problem resources i'll be coming guess because it's time to change the initiative. now office guided mediation to find the eco africa in 30 minutes on d w. the process, launching the fluid surprises as weapons. they impact spence from the atlantic coastal and forgot to do this. so these asia, russia is

this project is called cooling singapore. the researchers have programmed a digital twin of the city. this allows them to stimulate cold temperatures can be lowered with individual projects. a thermal image showing to these daily temperatures and single port is shown on the left. on the right, what it would look like if all buildings were energy efficient and sustainable, the whole city would be $1.00 to $2.00 degrees cooler. single power sees itself as a driving force for southeast asia in the fight against rising temperatures. and is investing billions on like other developing countries. however, the wealthy city states can afford to do so the, the, the, some people say it's like howard ice scales. so i woke up paradise, a train mind off the beaten track, taking caribbean adventure to which a star, ex sugarcane, trained meat, fascinating people, and get a glimpse into the pulse. kids scenic right away. in 15 minutes on the w. cost about why does that? because now i'm leaving the new host join us for an exciting explanation

that forms a large part of the singapore basket.you look at the year, the pound, maybe some of the other currencies around the world. those may perform a bit better against the sick bordello. the d10 basket is a bit strong within the asian basket. >> billing stuff. thank you for sharing your analysis. mark grant, back to you for now, paul. quays is e-groups comes jane elliott says the bank has suspended the terminator traits. that is a bond trading division dealing with -- harry grumped joins us now. tell us a bit more. >> the details are still pre-scarce as the anz update everyone on this. we don't know zach lee how that has been five suspensions. it kinda goes through a few probes that have to do with a number of matters that are still unfolded and continually updating in the press. based on some reporting, some of the update around the division is they brought back their head of rates and credit-rating from singapore. we domiciled that head of the unit active city. as well as appointing a new kind of chief officer. >> how does th

let's go back to nick marsh who is monitoring the situation in singapore. we saw singapore airport affected and we know that we first got wind of this from australia because i suppose that was one of the nations that was waking up and turning on their computers and finding that this problem had happened. finding that this problem had happened-— finding that this problem had ha ened, ., �*, , finding that this problem had hauened. ., �*, , . happened. that's right, exactly. we were getting _ happened. that's right, exactly. we were getting reports _ happened. that's right, exactly. we were getting reports from _ happened. that's right, exactly. we were getting reports from australia | were getting reports from australia that supermarket checkouts, seven elevens, airports and other are experiencing all kinds of difficulties, the blue screen of death as it is known was appearing in several different locations. naturally, our first conclusion was that this was a localised issue, it was only happening in australia, but slowly but surely, we were getting more and

let's bring in editor bill faries in singapore. is a depressingly familiar reprisal of violence in the middle east, but what are the risks now of this conflict getting wider? >> well, we have seen, ever since those initial october 7 attacks on israel by hamas, some cross-border firings taking place between israeli forces and hezbollah, based in lebanon, by this attack we saw over the weekend that killed 12 young people playing soccer was the deadliest attack on civilians in israel since october 7. prime minister netanyahu promised to exact a heavy placing -- a heavy price against them and that has raised fears of a wider conflict. at the same time, those peace talks between -- over gaza have continued. you had an israeli american -- israeli, american, egyptian and qatari negotiators meeting in rome, trying to reach a peace plan that's really been hung up on a couple key issues for weeks now -- for months now. we will see if they can get a breakthrough in those talks that micon down some of these other friends in lebanon and with th

we can go back to our correspondent in singapore.is from the very beginning, obviously with the time difference there you are impacted a lot earlier than the uk, and now arguably the us. bring us up to day with the statement from crowdstrike. until now we were not sure exactly what happened. yes, we thought we would be in for the long haul with this, the longer time went on without finding a fix. now the city has identified this issue and they are fixing it. so it seems like the end of the beginning of this issue, if that makes sense. hopefully for the sake of the many millions of people affected all around the world, on pretty much every competence, this will get resolved reasonably quickly. but if you speak to people who know a lot about these things, the consensus seems to be that you are going to have to do some kind of manual reboot. so even if there is a patch applied to this corrupt and software, it is a hands on keyboard situation where you have to get on each individual end point, basically computer, and restart it. ok, if y

haidi: thanks from singapore. sticking with china.ng that beijing has the firepower to end its housing crisis at the upcoming third plenum. it's unlucky to pull that trigger. bloomberg economics going through some of these scenarios. some of them are big bang options of how the pboc could step in. >> bloomberg economics colleagues looking at three different scenarios of how much money pboc could print to inject into the market. the current lending facility injecting 300 billion you want to help them buyback unsold houses is expected to only mop up less than 1% of the unsold housing. if the pboc pulls out the big guns and follows in the footsteps of what the fed did back in 2008 after the global financial crisis, that would mean injecting about 24 trillion into the market. that would help mop up 70% of unsold houses. if they do it on a smaller scale , following in the ecb's footsteps after the european debt crisis, injecting 13 trillion into the market, that would help mop up 40% of unsold houses. this quantitative easing of such a lar

singapore ports and maritime affairs said. these two oil tankers named hafnian and ceres caught fire after colliding with each other . a helicopter has taken two of the tanker's crew to the singapore general hospital. and news from russia that a court in this country sentenced an american spy to 16 years in prison. avan gershkovich is accused of passing sensitive russian military information to the united states under the guise of a wall street journal reporter. authorities. russia say this the spy of the american central intelligence agency (cia) has collected secret information about a tank manufacturer and sent it to america. american and european authorities protested the arrest of this spy in recent weeks. half of americans cannot afford to pay for their own medical care. the results of a joint survey by gallup and wes hills show. 45 respondents said: they have given up treatment or medication due to high costs. surveys also show that the number of americans who can afford to pay for medical treatment has decreased by 11%

singapore airlines have just issued a statement saying the service centre in singapore and a reservationtage. currently, there is no impact on their flights. problems of the reservations, but 0k no impact on their flights. problems of the reservations, but ok when it comes to actual flights. just a sign of how everyday life is being affected. we have just seen at manchester united, the pangea league football club says that it means that it cannot sell any tickets on this morning was supposed to be when they were going to release tickets for the new season. their website is not available. unfortunately, they say, they have had to delay the morning's ticket release and that will be postponed until at least midday. it is affecting everyday life. as we have been saying, the airline, the banks, we have had mobile phone companies who are also affected and it is around the world. let's get the picture from tokyo. let's get the picture from tokyo. let's go live to our correspondent. how is affecting you there? i’m let's go live to our correspondent. how is affecting you there? i'm “ust heafina ho

higher debt and cap it is usually based in london but joins us out of singapore. great to have you with us. did what you hear from jay powell as careful as he was to stay on message, did it move the dial for you at all? >> i think we had seen that unemployment number he had talked about, at 4.1 last week and we saw the reaction in the treasury curve on that basis, the 10 year back down to 4.4 so i think the market expects something in september and the inflation headlines it looks like a moderating u.s. economy is so we are hopefully on track to see something from the fed in september if the market is expecting something along those lines what. haidi: what do you see is near midterm risks for credit? >> specifically i was going to talk about the higher market which is strong and possibly credit markets and stronger relatively strong and i think the risks are political. we have seen that around the french election. moderated is the second vote came in. there is still political risk. we see as we get closer to early november how that pans out. i think also we will s

according to singapore authorities. the two oil tankers collided in the northeastern coast of this country near the singapore strait. two oil tanker crews who were injured were taken to the hospital by helicopter and other crew members. they were taken to the shore by lifeboats. singaporean officials to deal with they were prepared for the possibility of an oil spill. the number of victims of protests in bangladesh increased to 15 people. the government of bangladesh brought the army to the field to prevent the protests from continuing, and the police also announced a ban on holding a rally in dhaka, the capital of bangladesh . protesters attacked the prison. in the center of this country, they escaped hundreds of prisoners and set this prison on fire. protests in bangladesh began on july 1st, i.e. july 11th, following a court case regarding the quota law for government jobs. the protesters are demanding the resignation of bangladesh prime minister sheikh sheikh hussain. and with the passing of a week. a forest fire in

in banana-lemon singapore in a storm. when the ocean sings, cries and drives in the dazzling azure, airdy caravan, in a banana-lemon singapore in a storm, when there is silence in your heart, your eyebrows are dark blue frowning, the food is alone in melancholy. and the heart is not warmed without the love of fire, sweetly fading to the cries of a parrot, like a wild magnolia in bloom, you cry in this, that our song is sung, and this summer somewhere has flown away into a dream, there, there in lemon singapore in a storm, when under the wind breaks the banana, you crawl all night yellow skin, under the screams of monkeys, in banana-lemon singapore in a brown wrist. and ringing rings, magnolia in tropical azure, you love me, it was october 1917. the first serious theater season in vertinsky's life. on october 25, moscow was decorated with huge posters for vyartinsky’s benefit. returning home after the concert, he heard the sound of gunfire. the revolution was beginning. 2 days after the october events of 1917 , 300 coffins stood in the large church of the ascension on nikitskaya, funer

reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. let's get you the headlines. hackers are attempting to steal nuclear and military secrets from governments and private companies around the world. a british police officer is suspended after video emerges of a man being kicked in the head at manchester airport. the lawyer representing the family involved say the police must be held to account. they need to be prosecuted. that's what the family want, prosecutions? that's what we want, that's what the family want. democratic presidential hopeful kamala harris tells israeli prime minister netanyahu she has "serious concern" over casualties in gaza and urges him to agree to a ceasefire deal. we cannot look away in the face of these tragedies, we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering, and i will not be silent. and friday's 0lympic opening ceremony will be staged not in a stadium, but on water — we take a look at the tight security behind this unprecedented event. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers around the world.

the started to find some lighthouse customers, one of the largest banks here in singapore became 1st clients. they are still our clients. so we're solving large enterprises, loyalty and customer engagement challenge. we know that roughly 171 of my goals has taken you on this region, be gone southeast asia, and i would say few more months we should be in about 15 to 17 markets. i love leading and firing and really influencing people visions, mission look at the whole ecosystem. the people at the top are now becoming more and more and stuff. another thing that i'm working on myself to overcome all of those, talk to my own journey. i'm working on it the during the time i actually got married in singapore and i also had to worse it was going, citing with the transformation of parts. it was shameful experience. the toughest curious in my life, the i think about this all the time and my enough of a one because i'm divorce and i don't have kids. but my therapist actually has been telling me that anna, you're actually raising a baby when you're trying to build a business. you know, woman, it

so to have a ross, grandpa roam prone, people always to be hesitant when we tell them it's from singapore. that gets a shrink farm behind the harbor and singapore john diner takes a closer look at the algae filtering system. the different types of allergy here enabled the farm to operate or re circulation system. the trend farm has been using the same water for 2 years, hence the characteristic color so like t is a round because of the canons. this a similar thing, but it's a different a different substance. but it's from the same family of human substances and actually phobic acid as beneficial for the trend. both b, l, g and the trend, but regularly tested for diseases. but so far the farm has had no problems. this is a crucial difference to conventional trim funds. they often have to use antibiotics . john diner worked in the shrimp industry for 10 years before deciding that trim farming needed a new approach. one with competitive cost, it's an minimal environmental impact. layout looks ok. these trim diner claims taste even better than those caught in the wild as kind of interesting b

across to buy a, singapore, hong kong, but also the rest of xeon.rful thing about our footprint is there is a rising up a minute -- upper-middle-class. they are saving for the first time in their families histories and people who had wealth before are becoming wealthier as these economies grow. it's playing into our strengths. >> i want to come back to the outlet. on wealth, could you hire more wealth managers? >> we have grown the number wealth managers by 9%, 10% for the last three years and we will keep on going. we are focusing on the full spectrum from the ultrahigh networks, so private banking's, through to our real sweet spot. people that have material savings, but aren't in the family office zone. we are very good at helping with those individuals and families out of the states that they have been in, which have been typically not accumulating savings, into investing substantial amounts. >> you had a taco new money from 2024-2026, are you confident you will be that target? >> we are very much on track, the guidance that we gave six months ag

that's artificial intelligence, the harvesting shrimp in the middle of singapore. as these testing site, everything is running smoothly for the fully autonomous indoors from farm. 2 years after the start of the project, the team led by founder john diner, is now going to market. in the 2nd half of this year, we will have 60 of these tanks and they'll be in a, in a vertical system. so low before high. and uh, and then there's a robotic entry that goes up and down the middle of that racking system. and that will grab the tank, bring it to the pit, stop. then we load it with the feed, and then it goes right back up into the racking system and it just stays there for 2 weeks. no, no people are touching the tank, it's running autonomously. the whole time the farm is located in a port warehouse different growing these tanks under almost perfect conditions and only need half as long to reach the required size. as in conventional open air finds a computer system uses artificial intelligence to constantly monitor and improve the conditions under water cameras track the deve

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reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. new popular front. jean—luc melenchon says he is ready to form a new government. new prime minister, keir starmer, tours the uk's nations, with his first stop scotland. the israel army has issued new evacuation orders to palestinian residents and displaced families in several districts of gaza city. concerns continue to grow overjoe biden's public performances, with the us congressman, adam schiff, saying vice president kamala harris could win the election. it's 8 in the morning in singapore, and 2am in paris, where the second round of france's parliamentary elections looks set to deliver a very surprising result. marine le pen's far—right party is forecast to come third in a poll in which they were expected to come top. the left—wing new popular front is now forecast to win between 184 and 186 seats in total. le pen's national rally is projected to have between 1111 and 143 mps —

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm steve lai.winds, rains, and storm surges to the island. the white house insists president biden will stay in the race despite mounting questions about whether he should continue. the president is clear eyed and he is staying in the race. i don't have anything else beyond that. he is staying in the race. that is what the president has promised to do. and a 51,000—year—old rock painting is discovered in indonesia, thought to be the oldest cave art in the world. welcome to bbc news. it's 8am in singapore and 7pm injamaica, where hurricane beryl has hit, with winds recorded of nearly 150mph.

i'm steve lai, reporting live from singapore.t the us president says he's going nowhere. russia's latest attacks on ukraine kill at least 36 people. in the capital kyiv, the main children's hospital is largely destroyed. people in the centre of gaza city say they are seeing some of the heaviest fighting since the war with israel began. and families face deportation from australia because of its laws on people with disabilities. it's 8:00 in the morning in singapore, and 8pm in washington dc where joe biden is coming under increasing pressure to drop out of the presidential race. more senior us democrats have publicly urged president biden to step down. congressman adam smith said if mr biden were to continue his campaign for re—election, it would be a mistake. earlier, the us president had insisted he's not going anywhere. 0ur north america editor sarah smith reports from washington. evry

in the accident of singapore airlines, one passenger died and 70 others were injured. the planes of the american company boeing have suffered many accidents in recent months, such as being knocked off the plane while flying, exploding. tire or front wheel not opening. when the plane is landing, the use of artificial intelligence to smarten the infrastructure of the social security investment company's subsidiary companies, or shasta, in cooperation with the communication company rightel, an action that can reduce costs, improve efficiency and transparency. help smartening the industrial, commercial and commercial infrastructures of 10 shasta subsidiary companies, using artificial intelligence, an action that has been undertaken by rytel communication company, and for this purpose, an agreement was signed between the ceo of rytel and the ceos of these 10 companies. became. in the preliminaries they started implementing this agreement some time ago. for our own value , we use small, medium and large knowledge-based companies in such a way that we can actually spread this

mark cudmore in singapore for us and speaking on the key macro themes to keep. prime minister modi is heading to russia to meet vladimir putin. we will discuss what both leaders hope to achieve. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. a closer look at market at this point on the mondays session. >> we are looking at a risk off move across the region. a trickle through from europe i think as we get the alexion uncertainty given how the initial projections show a victory for the left and yet no one party has a strong majority. i think that seems to be the underlying concern. in the asia-pacific it is mostly risk off. tsmc is a bit of an outlier today given the grade it got from morgan stanley on its price target. chinese equities -- we got the pboc in some ways adding an additional layer of uncertainty with it temporarily -- the temporary repose and it is controlling the currency market. ha something has to give. equities, no surprises. potentially coming under pressure. on the bond market, selling continues. the yield on the 10 year moving by

singapore takes place.the accident of singapore airlines, one passenger died and 70 others were injured. monsoon storm beryl intensified as it reached the southeastern caribbean. the us national hurricane center declared a level 5 warning for hurricane brill , describing it as catastrophic. according to the announcement of this center, it is expected the speed of this storm will reach 260 kilometers per hour and will hit jamaica on wednesday. storm brill now. it threatens the entire caribbean region . caribbean authorities have warned local residents about the intensity of this storm. there are no reports of damage from this storm yet. this storm is expected to reach mexico and then america. rain and flooding in pakistan's baluchistan state killed eight people. heavy rain accompanied by lightning and strong wind in punjab state flooded the low-lying areas. very. from power transmission systems in punjab is also out of business due to rains. 36 livestock were also lost in punjab due to lightning. there have

in australia, windows that act like solar panels and are going to be available to the public in singapore by the end of this year. these double-purpose glasses have been welcomed by construction companies. we are trying to make them available to the public within the next 3 to 4 months, except for australia, singapore, europe and the middle east . the interest is that these windows are very similar to normal windows, except that normal efficiency is able to provide the electricity required by the building by absorbing solar energy . it works and directs the light curtains to the small solar lights installed on the edge of the window, then converts the received energy into electricity . the exciting part is that with this new affordable technology , we have entered a new era of solar products. although the purchase of this product is expensive and according to experts, its cost is close to one percent of the total cost of building a large commercial building. return on investment is expected between 5 and 15 years depending on the geographical location. meanwhile, according to the manufact

the problems experienced in singapore with the same problems experienced everywhere.an start laying blame on an individual organisation or company or a type of software. 0ne company or a type of software. one interesting thing that did emerge from yesterday which has not been spoken about much is how unaffected china was from this outage. china in the last ten or 20 years has slowly but surely started to wean itself off what they would consider foreign software. they call it self—sufficiency when it comes to it systems. there is a big particle mention of that as well because you have more control over who accesses your online services but in any case, the fact that a lot of companies were not using this microsoft software or maybe didn't have this particular crowd strike piece of anti—cyber attack software means that they didn't get any of these problems and was only foreign businesses or big foreign hotels that were experiencing this. there was a lot of chatter on chinese social media about how that was the case and it will be interesting to see how state media spend

in the singapore airlines accident, one person from passengers died and 70 people were injured.soon storm beryl intensified as it reached the southeastern caribbean. national hurricane center. according to the announcement of this center, the speed of this storm is expected to reach 260 kilometers per hour and hit jamaica on wednesday. hurricane brill is currently threatening the entire caribbean region. caribbean authorities have warned local residents about the intensity of this storm . there are no reports of damage from this storm yet. the storm is expected to continue its path to mexico then. rain and flooding in pakistan's baluchistan province killed eight tanjars became. heavy rain accompanied by lightning and strong wind in punjab state flooded the low-lying areas. many power transmission systems in punjab have also been disabled due to the rains. 36 livestock were also lost in punjab due to lightning. in different cities of punjab state of pakistan, including lahore, since early morning. there was a flood yesterday. in a ruling, the us supreme court limited the scope of

in the singapore airlines accident, one passenger died and 70 others were injured. the planes of the american company boeing have had many accidents in recent months, such as being torn off during flight, bursting tires or not opening the front wheel of the plane when landing. china's opposition to us restrictions on the development of artificial intelligence beijing announced that us sanctions against investment in artificial intelligence in china do not help the healthy development of this technology and cause global differences in setting standards and laws related to artificial intelligence management. after the general total of the organization the united nations unanimously approved a resolution proposed by beijing on international cooperation on artificial intelligence. china's permanent representative asked washington to reconsider in this regard and requested the international community in the field of artificial intelligence in the workplace. provide non-discrimination. last year, the president of the united states issued an order based on which the transf

joining us from singapore and is george, portfolio manager at fidelity international. it has been an interesting 24 hours. we have seen the unwinding of some circle trades. that's a popular term from trade. what are you doing with u.s. treasuries right now? are you part of the curve steepen our crowd >> when it comes to treasuries, we tried to focus on growth, inflation, and what the central bank should be doing. we have seen better inflation prints the last three months, so that has been encouraging when it comes to the direction for treasuries. we do think growth remains resilient. yes, there have been weaker prints, but we think this is moderation from the high levels of both we have had so far. when it comes to treasuries, we are a bit light on duration, not as constructive on treasuries. looking further out into 2025, growth is strong and if we are in good financial conditions, they are very easy, the easiest in the past two years. could we see a re-acceleration of growth next year? potentially. as a result, we are staying a bit cautious on the treasury front. pau

live from singapore, this is bbc news. lets get you the headlines...emies — after the killing of a hezbollah commander and a leader of hamas. more than 100 are arrested in a second night of violence as police investigating a mass stabbing in the north of england are due to give an update this hour — we'll bring it to you live. and the bbc says it is "shocked" by what it calls the "abhorrent behaviour" of former presenter huw edwards, who's pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children.

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