why is nuclear energy increasingly attractive to southeast asia? currently, south east asian countries do not have active nuclear reactors. but the situation may change since the end of may, indonesia, vietnam, and the philippines have expressed their desire to have nuclear power to meet the growing energy demand. and get rid of the depends on fossil energy. se asia imports 40 percent of his energy and currently relies on the middle east for oil and gas with australia as the main source of coal imports. se asia energy's 80 percent fossil energy. the remaining a renewable energy sources are mainly hydro power. in this context, atomic energy becomes very attractive, or i'd so still are colby's power, but a lot of aspirations. where are the biggest movements? where's the most progress right now when it comes to nuclear? in southeast asia, indonesia, the world's 4th most populous country, has lodged a new plan in early june to have its 1st nuclear power plant by 2045. it, it tends to set up a special agency to be responsible for the development and ope

now in this warehouse there are cargoes from southeast asia, turkey, even coffee from brazil. but from europe, at best, one container arrives per month. although last year on the country. the eu accounted for approximately 30% of freight traffic. truth. now some european shippers, for example, from italy, have already begun to deliver goods to russia through china novelco has already rebuilt 15 such complex routes, including those with the participation of a car shoulder. this is one of the alternatives to the eastern range. trucking from china began to develop actively, uh, they occupied such a niche. uh, so let's say the cargo to the recipient of course. delivery time increased by about a week, the cost of services of european partners by 20-30%. not critical, but since the beginning of the year, the share of road transportation in the company has decreased by about half, but the volume of air transportation has remained at the same level on july 19, aeroflot launched direct flights to beijing and chindu. and before that, the novelty company successfully sent goods to southe

however, the 2 sides have not yet nate breakthrough progress as nuclear power development in southeast asia is still at an early stage. china's plan to help build nuclear power plants in south asia, phase this many uncertainties, political risks and fears, international competition, and other serious challenges. china is still working on setting long term strategic goals for nuclear power market development in southeast asia and properly handling relations with other nuclear power. exporting countries ready to be corresponded. so dong hahn in taipei. thank you or broken down supply chains or putting some of the fundamental assumptions of globalization under scrutiny. as countries hold back, exports to protect themselves from growing scarcity on the markets. other nations are in turn, forced to scramble for commodities that they've come to take for granted. one example is singapore. this dish is not just usually popular, but actually quite simple. singapore is highland nice chicken rice. what's more complex is why vendors like one young tie are about to stop selling. the key supplier of life

now this warehouse has cargo from southeast asia, turkey, and even coffee from brazil. but from europe, at best, one container arrives per month. although last year on the country. the eu accounted for approximately 30% of freight traffic. truth. now some european shippers, for example, from italy, have already begun to deliver goods to russia through china usually, the logistic storm is successfully experienced by those who are ready to organize multimodal transportation, that is, by different modes of transport since spring, novelco has already rebuilt 15 such complex routes, including with the participation of an automobile shoulder. this is one of the alternatives to the eastern range, trucking from china began to actively develop, uh, they occupied such a niche. uh, so let's say, uh, there is practically no fastest delivery of cars in this logistics center, most flights, and not only on new ones, but and on familiar routes, for example, auto communication with europe has been preserved, only now the cargo delivery scheme has become more complicated. the european tr

our focus has been to provide the best payment options in southeast asia and greater asia.s for the partnership with ant, we can do that. yvonne: thank you so much for your time, mr. aung. david: health care morning, founder and ceo of 2c2p. coming up, possible cuts to quarantine time in hong kong could be happening soon. under this revised health plan. we will tell you what we know, just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: we are seeing some red across greater china markets. hstech is dragging things lower. but when you look at health care and property, we are seeing much more green. the reopening story as well, hong kong could reduce hotel quarantine arrivals in the next two weeks, according to local media. there will be some conditions. let's get with our greater china editor, jenny marsh. we are all hopeful. but how will this work? jenny: the government is saying that if they can get these upgrades to the leave home safe app, they can reduce quarantine to five days and two at home. that would mean travelers would have to have a mainland style health code under -- on the

that is, we transship cargo in the direction of the countries of north africa, southeast asia, the middlet . in the past, an endeavre ship processor for harvesting and freezing crab almost 10 years ago, it was re-equipped to increase the share of exports of live catch. captain oleg starolat has been fishing for more than 20 years, says to deliver live crab intact real art. clean water air constant control try. don't get caught in bad weather because crab is pumped well, they crush each other. many of the proposals of the crews have already been taken into account in the new vessels that are now being built in nakhodka for the transport of crabs will be special cages. this will reduce the unloading time, and due to the shape of the bow, the ship will be able to better withstand the weather of the limbs of the exbol, that is, the blunt bow. it allows you to reduce the pitching amplitude, thus, even in the most difficult weather conditions, the vessel will not experience large overloads. and this is very beneficial for the conservation of the crab. now here at the nakhodka shipyard there is

southeast asia has been asia's best-kept secret for the past 20 years.e often liked to joke that the global investment community -- usually spells asia with five letters. it was felt to japan in the 1970's and 1980's. it was felt korea in the 1990's. and it was spelled china in most of the 2000 and 2010's. we are optimistic that people will spell asia -- for two simple reasons. southeast asia is finally recovering its credibility from the catastrophic 1997. we see that in terms of the growth in our region. gdp growth. the company that i was president of had been one of the world's 10 best-performing large caps in the past four years. the thing that we are most excited about in southeast asia is the extraordinary frugality of many of the entrepreneurs. most of the world has been a wash of capital for the poorest -- past four to five years. that leads to creative frugal entrepreneurs. yvonne: how does that play into what we are seeing in china? a lot of the investors and people that are fundraising right now, how many of the people that you talk to say i w

will focus on why the conflict matters to indonesia and southeast asia. plausible visa, one is la, make boarding school that's taking in people struggling with addictions and pull mental health and helping to restore their dignity. ah, i'm jared rate. welcome to the show. thanks. feel company rushes. invasion of you crying, you say to dominate a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers. the group of rich and developing nations have begun. ne talks on the indonesian island of bali. the countries involved are ones likely to feel the effects all the food and energy crisis that the war is sitting off, russian prime minister. so guy laughter of opened his visit by holding talks with his chinese count upon wang ye, wang is also expected to meet face to face with you as secretary of state antony, blinking. us china. tensions remain high over taiwan and tried disputes. china has also refused to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine, while the u. s. is sending military gear and other assistance to bolster keith's war effort. amid the tensions indonesian president, junko widowed r has been trying to medi

here southeast. asia films presents the children and the bear if once upon a time in a zoo in the far north. they lived an unhappy bear. he was a very angry bear. is keeper gave him little to eat and he treated him cruelly. boys and girls came to look in through the cage. we are so sorry for the bear. they said we wish he could escape from his keeper. here one day that they're broke out of his cage. everyone was excited and frightened. but the crew it'll keep it was the most excited and frightened of them all. the bear chased him all over the zoo. and finally, he caught him and ate him up. who are the children charted? let's make friends with the bear a big girl said a little boy reached out to patin. and suddenly there wasn't any little boy anymore. a little girl thought it would be fun to dance with the bear. then suddenly there wasn't any little girl anymore. but the bear was much fatter. the big girl thought that the bear was very handsome. that bear would never hurt anyone. she told the other childre

well�*s biggest stars were back in southeast asia. 50,000 turned up southeast asia. 50,000 turned uplove, pre— match. it was just a friendly but these fans didn't care. we just a friendly but these fans didn't care-— didn't care. we are so lucky for them — didn't care. we are so lucky for them to _ didn't care. we are so lucky for them to come _ didn't care. we are so lucky for them to come to - didn't care. we are so lucky for them to come to asia. l didn't care. we are so lucky for them to come to asia. i | for them to come to asia. i can't even explain what i feel right— can't even explain what i feel right now. can't even explain what i feel right nova— right now. liverpool the club is my religion, _ right now. liverpool the club is my religion, it's _ right now. liverpool the club is my religion, it's a - right now. liverpool the club is my religion, it's a way - right now. liverpool the club is my religion, it's a way of l is my religion, it's a way of life — is my religion, it's a way of life stop _ is my religion, it's a way of life stop and _ is my religion, it's a way of li

stay with us for those important discussions around two of the biggest economies in southeast asia.e's the latest business flash headlines. the hong kong exchange chief expects more companies to shift to primary listings in the financial hub as they see conclusion with mainland china. others may be forced to do so by market rule. alibaba is the most prominent dual listed company excluded from the china stock connect. it did not indicate whether the talks with the hong kong exchange about a primary listing. japan's top utility company tokyo electric is said to be considering joining a partnership in a bid for toshiba's business. the consortium includes jib and a local private equity firm. firms have joined for potential offers but the group has yet to indicate who it will partner with. it has received eight buyout offers. jp morgan and schroders said to be considering bids for the asset management arm of thailand's bank. the second biggest lender in thailand is set to kick off a process in the coming weeks. the business could be valued at $1.5 billion. it has been weighing options, i

so this is also why her habits are there any protected breeding facility in southeast asia. wonder if this is well, i can also one of the things nice is her bench. absolutely thing. and a lot of the office in pretty agitated as a very different the last place that we visited with bright lights. we got pumping music, go all through sufflin hall. he's your tiny little cages. been picked up man handled by taurus all the time. wild alters usually eat fish and cross stations. here they have no choice but to consume a diet dictated by their owners. see aught as a well adapted to life in the water. but in cafes like this most don't have access to any at all. and it seems to be affecting their well being. massage, not on the car, the style. if you can see it, just a little bit of anom remaining. speaking to the staff, we try to discover where these authors are coming from. to their a brita brita, here in indonesia. and then you by the us is from indonesia, and they send them to japan that jeff. so the way of justifying what's going on in these rooms here is i'm, this is for leah con

are there any protected breeding facility in southeast asia? wonder if this is well, i can also so one of the things in the notes is her bench absolutely spent and a lot of the office in pretty agitated this is very different. the last place that we've had said, bright lights, we've got pumping music. he's got awesome, fucked into all of the few tiny little cages being picked up. man handled by taurus all the time. wild alters usually eat fish and cross stations. here they have no choice but to consume a diet dictated by their owners. see aught as a well adapted to life in the water, but in cafes like this most don't have access to any at all. and it seems to be affecting their well being. miss authorization not on the car the style if you can see it, but that's just a little bit of remaining speaking to the star, we try to discover where these authors are coming from. so they're a brita brita here in indonesia. and then you buy the also from indonesia. yeah. and they send them to japan that get back for the way of justifying what's going on in

each year, a number of countries in southeast asia are at risk of being covered in a smoky haze which an issue with pollution levels much lower than usual. however, a new report says that the haze could return this year — driven by an increase in land clearing to grow food as commodity prices soar. well, for more on this, let's speak to associate professor simon tay, who is the chairman of the singapore institute of international affairs. simon, thanks so much for joining us on bbc news. why is theissue joining us on bbc news. why is the issue returning this year in particular?— in particular? well, i think the first— in particular? well, i think the first of— in particular? well, i think the first of all, _ in particular? well, i think the first of all, let - in particular? well, i think the first of all, let me - in particular? well, i think the first of all, let me say| the first of all, let me say that you are absolutely right, the last two years have been quite good years. the weather has been kind and, because market prices were down, people were clearly less land. and the indon

the severe situation in southeast asia. lives that are at stake from drug trafficking? you know, we're not even talking of mexico... you've made the case. you've made the case, minister. let me just make this point, mr sackur. i think the media reporting and all the things that you've quoted make this point — that a single hanging of a drug trafficker, to misquote a well—known quote, a single hanging of a drug trafficker is a tragedy. a million deaths from drug abuse is a statistic. i think that's what this shows. so that's your frame. your frame is that you are saving lives because illegal drugs cost lives. and i can prove it. no, fine. i can prove it. so that's your frame for that particular aspect of your social policy. what is the... and our... what is the justification... let's move on now. let's move on from drugs to another aspect of your social policy. yes. and that is the fact that in singapore, homosexuality is still defined as a criminal act. now that's not saving lives. so what on earth is the justification for

these clubs are very popular in southeast asia. what do you think that is? i southeast asia.. - think that is? i think it's - about supporters. inaudible. the other clubs is the fans out there, liveable there friendly and that is why i think we are very connected. and partially we are doing the right things. evenif we are doing the right things. even if you are at play in australia and when we were at lowest we still can get the crowd. we can get a full stadium, it's massive. that's ri . ht. stadium, it's massive. that's right- just — stadium, it's massive. that's right- just to _ stadium, it's massive. that's right. just to jump _ stadium, it's massive. that's right. just to jump in - stadium, it's massive. that's right. just to jump in there, l right. just to jump in there, we are running out of time. i have to say, some of these matches when they're broadcast very late at night out here in asia, briefly, how do you staff for all of that? it doesn't get in the way of you working like? work is work but i think the programme you watch at two a:m., 4am especially when you have

co-founder of the forces of renewal for southeast asia or forsea.lences to you in so many who knew one or more of the four people executed saturday. can you tell us who they were and were you shocked by this act the first time, the first execution of political prisoners in, what, some 30 years? in burma? >> two of the executed, i met them and considerhen my younger comrades. jimmy have been involved since 1988 when he wasnly 19 years old. and phyo zeya thaw is in his mid-forties, a big supporter of san suu kyi's leadership. although had a difference of opinion about her leadership, nonetheless, i felt the pain. also the other two were younger generation comrade brothers. they were accused of killing someone who was accused of being the informer for the military. so these are four dissidents that were barbaric lee executed on saturday. the families have not been given any indication and what manners they were executed if they were cremated -- the military is very afraid of these four becoming martyrs for the resistance and inspire new wave of resisto

now in this warehouse there are cargoes from southeast asia, turkey, even coffee from brazil.tainer arrives per month. although last year on the country. the eu accounted for approximately 30% of freight traffic. truth. now some european senders, for example, from italy already began to deliver goods to russia through china usually, those who are ready to organize multimodal transportation successfully survive the logistics storm, that is, by different modes of transport since spring, novelco has already rebuilt 15 such complex routes, including with the participation of an automobile shoulder. this is one of the alternatives to the eastern range, trucking from china began to develop, uh, they occupied such a niche. eh, let's say so. uh, there are practically no fastest delivery cars in this logistics center, most flights, and not only on new ones, but also on familiar routes, for example, auto communication with europe has been preserved, only now the cargo delivery scheme has become more complicated the european translator delivers to the customs logistics center, which is l

spent a few years in refugee camps in southeast asia, and we resettled in australia in december 1979,has played a very important role in processing people in camps in southeast asia. so we were very lucky to be given the opportunity to be resettled in australia and we arrived here with literally one single suitcase, and none of us could speak english, we were probably able to say hello and how are you. it probably able to say hello and how are yam— probably able to say hello and how are you. it is 'ust amazing stuff listening — how are you. it is 'ust amazing stuff listening to — how are you. it isjust amazing stuff listening to your- how are you. it isjust amazing stuff listening to your life - stuff listening to your life story there, and i don't want to take away from that, but i just want to ask you what do you think is holding more diversity back in australian politics? i diversity back in australian olitics? ., �* ~ ., ., politics? i don't know what it's like in _ politics? i don't know what it's like in the _ politics? i don't know what it's like in the uk, - politics? i don't

e through the union of agreements with other countries of africa, the middle east and southeast asia,in america, where we may open new representative offices where a specialist is required, so we will find here the maximum balance in order to uh, keeping your presence somewhere. and somewhere else. thank you. thank you question from a fair russia for the truth gusev dmitry gennadievich get ready for klyakin vladimir dear denis valentinovich, you have been doing a lot of import substitution as a minister and managed to do a lot, but import substitution itself . this is a reactive measure, catching up, where we will try to copy what has been done in the world, what already exists, the work of the deputy prime minister. it is still a strategic work and assumes that you will determine the directions where we should expect a technological breakthrough and the technology of this breakthrough. you also determined the creation of research institutes, which, together with production, will provide these breakthrough breakthrough ideas, breakthrough technologies. the question is in which industr

i have components that come from south korea from japan, from southeast asia. so what's good news for exports from china is also positive for other countries in asia pacific. all right. raja is was with s and p global market intelligence. thank you very much. thank you. rising prices are cutting into worker paychecks. it's not a surprise then that labor unions want to account for inflation in new contract negotiations. leaders in germany would like to avoid a wave of such wage hikes. that's why they met with union and industry leaders on monday. it's the perfect economic storm vegetables and grains a 10 percent more expensive. the price of petrol at the pump is up 50 percent. the cost of gas and electricity is more than tripled within a year. the average german consumer is feeling the pinch with many having to cut costs the look on the sun. i'm already aware of that because i'm on maternity leave right now and on a limited budget, we need to cut back more and spend more carefully without leaving the light, we'll get through it somehow. people have survived infla

could sort of go into more detail as to why the war matters to indonesia and more broadly, to southeast asia. well, i think to some extent we need to meet with it. like i said, in terms of graphical sense that the conflict itself is quite a remote from the, from the region. but of course, i think it is very clear for everyone that the implication of the war, especially in terms of the instruction off us global supply chain. this is something that really gets the region very much, especially with a supplier, barley and also potassium to make that the license, things like that. that really implicates the region that he's still suffering from the impact of the night in panama. talk to us about why his indonesia choosing to stay neutral in this conflict. well, order different research. what i can say, i think the strategy and we recognize ourselves, that we don't really, we don't really have to be the so called the mediator for example. but we are the company that actually i yeah, are implicated the most for the impacts of the water. as i mentioned earlier, it is, for example, in asia is one of

and then external expansion to those countries that treat russia well countries that are southeast asia america africa where can we sell our goods, our services, our machines and ours in the end and our raw materials, too, uh, components, the question is, do we want to we just get hit by western companies, and western, but countries, and just endure. i think not. it's already some suffered. we have shown that everything is in order. look at the anglo-saxon countries. states britain canada australia but you know we have introduced a 35% duty on our goods from russia our products. this is what it is, but why did the wto join that then , like this, someone introduced unilateral sanctions, let's answer. let's do the same sanctions on their goods, some countries are just behaving. as they say, well, according to lawlessness. why, poland just took it and a dozen of our companies seized the accounts, seized the assets, took them away. uh, hundreds companies, without any reason expelled from the market. poland, let's impose a bigger embargo, and in this sense, it is, of course, like a special e

yvonne: in terms of the reopening story, we are obviously seeing it in parts of asia, southeast asiaare you seeing the most momentum right now? >> openings, actually in china we saw a lot of growth and a couple different markets across southeast asia. for openings, we opened 36% more hotels in quarter two of this year compared with the first quarter of the year. we grew our asia-pacific franchising and direct managed portfolio by 10%. all in all, we expect to proceed with double-digit growth in 2022 and we will achieve our goal of 2000 hotels in asia-pacific by 2025. that will be spread all across asia-pacific. china, vietnam, australia, new zealand, indonesia to name a few countries. yvonne: i know as the apac president, you are looking where the chinese traveler will go. what does outbound travel for china look like to you once the mainland does look out -- open up? >> i think it is an undeniable fact that the absence of china outbound travel has had an impact, not just on asia-pacific, but also all over the world. from my humble perspective, the question is not if, but when -- whe

it's called the kidney garden spider native to southeast asia.growing to about a quarter of an inch. but look closely at the design on its abdomen. >> oh, boy. yeah, it is the spitting image of the pringles guy. now the potato chip company is petitioning to have the species of the spider rebranded as the pringles spider. in this case, one is too many. >> it will bite ya. >> there you go. >>> next, to the emotional homecoming for one sea turtle in florida. >> officials at the newly established sea turtle hospital in miami have released their first rehabilitated turtle back into the ocean. sunny the sea turtle was officially discharged wednesday after recovering from a fish hook injury. >> right on, dude. crowds cheered sunny on as he swam back home. i cannot see a sea turtle or do a sea turtle story without thinking about "finding nemo." >> i literally was going to say "dude." >> i love that you brought that back. look at her go. >> this is incredible, too, because, you know, obviously they're being rehabilitated and released backs into the wild.

i mean the association of the states of southeast asia asyan, and all these processes together in their relationship. they help to form a large eurasian partnership. what president putin e, has spoken about repeatedly and we see in these processes a benefit for all those who inhabit the eurasian continent practical step all afghanistan he he ukraine caro and live broadcast from tashkent sergey lavrova answered journalists' questions. in yakutia increases the air grouping to extinguish forest fires, another il-76 aircraft was sent to the republic. he will transfer equipment from the fire brigade, including to the area of ​​​​the village of orlyakh, where all night rescuers or local residents fought the fire in the morning, the fire was localized, yevgeny borovsky's report. be-200 comes over a forest fire, an aircraft that has no analogues in the world is able to immediately drop tons of water on a flaming hearth, a forest is smoldering, a crown fire ignites with renewed vigor the orlag, which had spread to the village, was beaten off, but the threat held out all night. at this time, the

i'm a public rage about sri lanka, severe economic crisis, southeast asia, a bureau chief from luther cima is in columbia covering events there for us and she was outside the presidential palace earlier. where, where that camp was cleared, i asked if the sri lankan government had now re established its authority in the country. looks like the government is in control. as for com. well, we didn't see any outreach on the streets of sri lanka, or at least in the capital colombo this week. last week we saw extraordinary scenes here when they were hundreds and thousands of people protesting. but this week it's been relatively subdued, the protest, but rather this will last remains to be seen. because i think protest as we'll see this hard line action by the government perhaps is provocative. and that may force them to come out on the streets again. now that she lumpkin bar association was outraged by what happened in the early hours of the morning, the condemned, disproportionate use of force, which they said against b, for protest is describing it as despicable. they tried to mediate, but

and that was dw southeast asia bureau chief. i'm right, a chima reporting for us from sheila, as capital colombo. you watching d. w. news live from berlin up next. it is doc film looking back at the devastating floods that hit western germany one year ago. i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thank you so much for watching. i ah, school is establishing in she june, president of the global power china. any criticism of his regime? isn't it in the bud? ah, he's part of a whole system which believes it's time.

including by increasing cooperation with the countries of africa in the persian gulf and southeast asiae priority is to ensure our own food security, according to the forecast, 130 million tons of grain will be harvested this year. a wonderful sowing campaign was carried out, respectively, all the necessary mineral fertilizers were applied . and this gives us an opportunity to look into the future with optimism , i repeat once again that the 130 million tons that we expect will be more than 40 million tons for milk today. it is important that about 33 million tons of them. this is wheat and, accordingly, harvesting, as i said, is in full swing. and uh what we do. this will allow us to provide the domestic market. and, of course, we are friendly countries. we will continue to supply our products for export. there is very little time left before the big day. on navy day, everything is ready for it. today at dress rehearsals were held in several cities. the crews of warships have perfected every maneuver, because in the ranks they will be required, jewelry accuracy was prepared for the aud

we have seen terrorism in the middle east, africa, and southeast asia. my own country was a target on the terrible september morning two years ago. since that day, acts of terror have robbed innocents of their lives in jakarta, pakistan, and riyadh. and last month, terrorists attacked the very symbol of the civilized world, striking that united nations headquarters in baghdad, killing those who had come to deliver humanitarian help and hope to the people of iraq. among the 22 people killed was sergio mellow who had advocated his work -- and understanding between nations. many of you knew sergio well. in his honor, we will take up the noble cause that he lived and ultimately died for. unesco, an institution borne of yearning for peace that survived years of war cannot help achieve peace by spreading the values that helped defeat terror, and lead to a safer and better world. education, tolerance, respect for all human lives, and respect for each other's differences. these are our common dreams for our children, and these are the charge of unesco. now, more

as we move to southeast asia, it is a mix of showers and storms. southern thailand expecting to see up to 17 millimeters of rain and we are seeing some pretty stark -- pretty sharp thunderstorms in the northern area of the philippines. that is your weather update. >> in the 1950's and 60's, african countries maintained independence from their colonizers. >> it is very hard. and even exhibited human remains . it restitution. africa's stolen art. lauren: the u.k. government has been plunged into crisis and they no longer have any loyalty. russia has struck several targets across done ask -- donetsk. at least two people were killed when the market was hit. nato has signed off on the accession protocols for sweden and finland allowing the two nordic countries to join the military alliance once parliament ratifies their membership. both countries have been neutral for decades but push for membership after russia invaded ukraine. robert is likely to be charged, accused of more than likely. >> he brought a high-powered rifle, a fire escape ladder, and beg

he will stop there as part of his trip through southeast asia and meeting with the current prime minister and senior government leaders. a private wake will be held the day and the funeral will take place tomorrow. >>> today in san francisco the japanese consulate will have a book of condolences for people to sign. mourners can drop by from 10:00 until 4:00. this is to -- they ask that you bring your i.d. and wear a mask. >>> an important update for parents struggling to find baby formula. production is up and running at abbott nutrition factory in michigan. the shutdown played a huge role in the national shortage. the plant closed because of storm damage. production of a specialty formula is restored and the next priority is resuming production of similac. >>> it is 4:30 seven. good news. coming up, we talk about the much needed relief that you can expect at the gas pump. >> plus the latest movie wastes no time smashing the competition. >> this is your mo good monday morning to you. let's check out palo alto. temperatures start in the low 60s. you will see a lot of sunshine today. a hazy

washington pins great hopes on the trip of us treasury secretary janet yelen to southeast asia. she is trying to persuade the countries of the region to enter the so -called buyers cartel in order to limit price for low oil with such a proposal, the united states even addressed china in beijing , emphasizing the fact of the appeal of the americans. it is true that they consider this issue too complicated for a quick solution. these days marks the anniversary of the feat of the garrison of the twelfth frontier post on the tajik-afghan border in the nineties, the russian military did not just guard the state border of tajikistan in fact. they covered the southern borders of the entire cis and in july 1993 the military personnel of the moscow the frontier detachment took an unequal battle with a five-fold superior grouping of the mujahideen, six border guards were awarded the title of hero of russia on the basis of its results . could it be that there were video cameras at the outpost to shoot, but the footage of the exit, the surviving russian border guards , speaks best of what k

it began me growing up has an american in southeast asia. to understand what a privilege it was that i was an american. but i can leave the war-torn country when i wanted to because i had the passport and another children could not because they were abandoned by their fathers but i was not abandoned by mine. host: speaking of your father, his experience in the v.a. system, was the first chapter in a chapter you continued later on as somebody grappling with the v.a. so talk readers through was at personally painful to explore? with the political talk about this. >> my dad don't go to the v.a. to get the care and the support that they need because they think they are okay and they are saving the care for their buddies. my dad time and again lied and said i would find. i don't need anything you take care of the other guys. which is what you learn to do in the service and look out for your buddy. but they took that to the most extreme form. i write about this the example in illinois as the director of the state department, the federal v.a. said

we have seen terrorism in the middle east africa and southeast asia. my own country was a target on a terrible september morning two years ago. since that day acts of terror have robbed innocence of their lives in jakarta pakistan and riyadh. and last month terrorist attacked the very symbol of the civilized world striking the united nations headquarters in baghdad killing those who had come to deliver humanitarian help and hope to the people of iraq. among the 22 people killed with sergio viera de mello who had dedicated his life to the work of peace and understanding between nations. many of you news sergio well in his honor we will take up the noble cause that he lived and ultimately died for unesco an institution born of a yearning for peace it survived years of war can now help achieve peace by spreading the values that help defeat terror and lead to a safer and better world. education tolerance respect for all human life and respect for each other's differences. these are our common dreams for our children, and these are the charge of unesco. now

most of the pandemic in southeast asia, asia, across continent and so on. and of course of those countries that are rely on tourism, that's good news for them. there's been met and hence demand one in 3, u. k. households for example, would ordinarily travel as a valid for the some of that you can be sure they are definitely using, but i, i just want to go back to that previous on you were making this season, which is that actually we still have to keep having this conversation about it because it's still causing havoc, no, just with the public, but with this doping levels that are, you know, the stuff that i want to show up in the 1st place. we have so many airlines declaring an unusually high rate is all citing code. that actually is another condensation that the issue is not having with the government or across the world, but probably would be more sensible to which is that is in everyone's interest. a transmission of is being low because we see the moment there is a new sub there and so on. that immediately translates into stops and which in turn causes

traditional russia western europe north america china, for the first time, we had applications from southeast asia vietnam indonesia malaysia from central asia uzbekistan tajikistan from the middle east and africa iran united arab emirates aman hassle from latin america from guatamala ecuador due to what? june of this year, our session at the st. petersburg international economic forum, where we discussed the energy balance of the future climate and ecology, and also presented new editions of the annual report 10 breakthrough ideas in energy for the next 10 years among lanternists, the russian deputy prime minister in charge of energy, but we are a climate trip. it will remain relevant for energy security and energy supply of human activity. on the globe. it will be necessary to ensure, with the help of the best sources of energy, including hydrocarbons, the international position at this session expressed the head of the forum of strange gas exporters, which is also called gas opek record. igor, remember two numbers in 992 thousand at the summit in rio de janeiro, the share of hydrocarbons in the