- cope doing these races in southeast asia? ., ., southeast asia? the riders, their _ southeast asia? the good thing is the riders, their office - southeast asia? the good thing is the riders, their office is - is the riders, their office is actually being outside, whatever the weather, so they are used to doing it day in day out rides all over the world so whether they be humidity or whether they be humidity or whether it is cold or hot, they can cope with it. hoping the races —— race is set in singapore at 2pm, we have had amazing weather yesterday for the team presentation and really, that's not the big issue for us. the riders are super excited to be here, to enjoy this part of the world, and that's actually really exciting and for us, that's the whole purpose. and singapore for us is a perfect match. we wanted to also bring the tour de france flavour to south east asia and we have seen a huge boom in cycling in singapore since covid. clearly. and what we are really lucky is to have thanks to the support of the public, the authorities, we design

laos is beautiful a very beautiful country in southeast asia but unfortunately unfamiliar to russians although if you find yourself in laos, you will be amazed, how many laotians speak russian, how friendly, how warm, they treat russians. in general, there is, uh, a historical explanation for this and, uh, tradition. this is what the formula of power discussed about the past and present of laos with the chairman of the national assembly of the lao people of the democratic republic, comrade and father khon. born december 12 , 1956 in the mail commune of weyang-sai district provinces. huahan, laos 1977-1983 studied at lomonosov moscow state university 1983-84 lecturer in political economy of the higher party school in vietnam 1984-87 post-graduate student of the stupid political science specialty. economics candidate of social sciences 1993-95. provincial governor, khed savannah, 1995-98. minister of finance, lpr, since january 2016, a member of the firing squad is taken to the nrp. chairman of the national construction front of laos since march 22, 2021. chairman of the assembly of the

david: southeast asia still? do i still chase indonesia? james: right now we have taken profit on indonesia and turned to neutral. but we think laces like thailand looks interesting because of the recovery, of global tourism, and the reopening in consumption is fairly robust. thailand is one market we continue to be overweight in southeast asia. rishaad: it seems like from a markets perspective that this quarter started off with mood music changing a little bit in how the federal reserve is going to behave and cracks opening up with the unified language they had previously. if we cease lower interest rate hikes coming through, what difference does that make for what you cover? james: well, at this stage what has happened with the fed and central banks is that they are going to bring inflation down. that is the top priority by the federal reserve. it is quite clear they would want a slowdown in growth. i think where the difficulty is is the labor market, which will be very important to watch out for and it might take a few months before the

what is different from other countries in southeast asia is that they bake incredibly, delicious bread. what is called french baguettes, it is clear that this also comes from the french heritage, very tasty and, uh, na streets of the capital of other cities. you can meet these same french lava -made baguettes, like a wonderful sandwich. well, not only is it a tradition, uh, baking delicious years. it seemed to us a very interesting laos. for example, laos, where buddhism is the main religion. there is a very symbolic ritual, the feeding of the monks. this is the oldest buddhist tradition. after all, according to the rules of buddhism, monks can eat only sediments, so you have to be not too lazy and become the cause of the central street of long prababurg cooked at dawn. and fruits and treat passing monks, it is believed that this way you can atone for one of your sins , traveling to laos is an opportunity to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of spirituality. to realize that there are unique corners untouched by time in the world, where everything goes according to the established order

europe southeast asia and africa the president accepted the credentials of the ambassadors, who begin their mission in belarus, the details are in a couple of minutes. the program for the development of the arshan region has been completed by 85%. today the government assessed the implementation of investment projects at large enterprises. the belarusian army continues to check the combat and mobilization readiness of one of the units , an ordinary event caused a stir on the network, if we understand the grounds for concern in the draft disposition on october 5, the council of the republic will hold a single day of reception of citizens in the minsk region. while underway pre-entry. we met with those who applied earlier and whose appeals were answered positively 23rd round of the football championship did the hockey miner manage to win again in australia and how he played, we will tell you about sports together. we are open to any reasonable initiatives ready to strengthen bilateral cooperation and consider any point of view, this was stated today by our president at the ceremony of p

a foreign ministers from southeast asia will be shortly holding a special meeting in indonesia on the violence and me on my what should or would you like to see come out of that? well, i think the, the, the 5 point consensus that i see and has been trying to pursue for the last, almost 2 years in myanmar it has to be recognized that that hasn't failed strategy . that depended on good well from the myanmar military junta. and that there's been none of that. so it's time to move to a different policy one where the frontline states are willing to actually exert pressure against me and more. and that's not just a, you know, dis, inviting myanmar from all asi and events. but it also means undertaking actions are on trade and sanctions are dealing with myanmar as well. otherwise, asi on is going to have a perennial, a problem. it's going to have a pariah state as one of its members who continued to commit atrocities and every time another country or another block comes to talk to us and all they want to talk about is myanmar. i think osteo recognizes that that is a very serious risk, that t

we explain the chinese attempt to suppress freedom of expression on you, k soil, and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. a protest in the u. k against chinese leader shooting being and the communist party has spun into a high level diplomatic route. people outside the chinese consulate in manchester. many of them from hong kong were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aim to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly for to chose a man in a bray, apparently consul general jung, show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign. does a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. i don't we s

our military, that also includes us some of the other states in the southeast asia region, which i've been sort of looking the other way are whistling past the graveyard is the situation m jamara gets much worse. so, you know, there needs to be a concerted international response rather than the sort of sporadic knee jerk response that we've seen so far that has clearly not come up to the levels needed to, to stop these abuses. now you've mentioned you're not happy with howl southeast asian countries have responded. a foreign ministers from southeast asia will be shortly holding a special meeting in indonesia on the violence. and me on my what should or would you like to see come out of that? well, i think the, the, the 5 point consensus that i've seen has been trying to pursue for the last, almost 2 years in myanmar it has to be recognized that that hasn't failed strategy . that depended on good well from the myanmar military junta. and that there's been none of that. so it's time to move to a different policy one where the frontline states are willing to actually exert pressure again

there's 2 nations in southeast asia that haven't signed the u. n. a declaration on refugees, or rather the convention on refugees and that is indonesia and malaysia. it sounds like several members of ozzy and have to toughen up along with the group itself. how much of a credibility crisis could all of this cause for as in i would say it's already been in humiliating experience for us. yeah. and they've, they've tried a lot, are they agreed on this 5 point plan that we've heard about only the humanitarian part of that has been partially fulfilled. and so some great critics have already said that this boils are as the and down to a toothless talking shop. now we really have to take a look at, in 2 weeks time at the summit, the rotating presidency of ozzie, and we'll move on to indonesia. 8 and as i've just explained indonesia, malaysia being the most active members of the ones that put most pressure on me on mar. and so we'll have to see to what extent the course of action a will change once indonesia takes over the chairmanship guild matters there in

that is the case in southeast asia.the economy trade, that is due to slow down and demand for merchandised. multilateral trade agreements will change that. what is going to happen to tourism and education? those are big expert box. >> the chief asian economic correspondent, we will talk around the u.k. succession that continued over the weekend. the international trade minister says the u.k. bid to join one of asia's big trade pacts will take a little bit longer. >> this is the first request. we always said that the high quality of this agreement, the gold standard of agreement that this is, we encourage any aspiring economist to meet those high standards and that they would be welcome. we are very much working with united states, rather, the united kingdom on this agreement and on their session. japan is the chair for the u.k. procession process. they are taking this as part of the partners. we are working with united kingdom on this. price what about when it comes to china and taiwan? >> we always said this agreement

to southeast asia have the capacity and jobs to kick in?see a lot of influx of talent, and oftentimes singapore as well. you see the capacity and southeast asia regional management tends to be different markets in philippines. this is been a big trend. rishaad: when you see this, you can get true cross-border work and a much more constructive fashion. with that in mind, is it tech lacking? guest: great question. we see it tends to be senior tech talent. over the past two years, the junior tech talent ecosystem has been developing quite well. what that means is a lot more demand, the market development teams such as asian and indonesia. yvonne: we have seen tech layouts globally. all of the recession risks, how bad is the tech layouts situation now? what your take? guest: we see some belt-tightening in the market on the ground, layouts and slowing down hiring. sentiment has been bullish, one interesting trend is we see layoffs. cost-efficient. a lot -- [indiscernible] rishaad: great. 20 seconds. are you making money? probably not. when you c

yvonne: so, are central banks in southeast asia -- the chief said, southeast asia is doing a decent jobbalancing those risks of a tightening fed and trying to lean against the weakness, the wind when it comes to supporting the currency. how much longer will the central banks continue on until the fed decides to turn and push on the brakes when it comes to tightening? priyanka: i have to agree. they've done a decent job so far. they've used rate hikes to contain the pace of depreciation. there has been a substantial loss as well. if i look at it in asia or malaysia, we are basically toying with those critical levels of five months of import cover. that's one tool that they cannot continue using aggressively for very long. that pushes them more towards rate hikes. it becomes very important what the fed is doing. it looks like another 75 basis points still in the cuts. rishaad: the monetary authority in singapore where you are uses their currency as a form of monetary policy. how does this affect what's going on with growth in the broader macro scenario? priyanka: the recently tightened ag

the coral triangle of southeast asia is vanishing at an alarming rate, from the top 1/3 of australia's great barrier reef to here, on the northwest coast of bali, indonesia. van thillo: indonesia has quite a few problems with their coral reefs, so one of the things we are doing here at menjangan, we've been educating the locals, the tourists, everybody that is coming in touch with menjangan reef on what is a reef doing for us. reefs around the world are responsible for 25% of all the fishes in the ocean, so they are critical to the health and vitality of our oceans. man: reefs are the most wonderful expression of life in the sea. they are this incredible ecosystem that we go visit, and it just blows us away all the time because they are this profusion of life that we just sort of instantly see. narrator: phil dustan is an ecologist and marine biologist who has been monitoring coral reefs since the mid 1970s. dustan: i had the privilege of working with jacques cousteau in the 1970s and 1980s. i worked with him as a scientist that helped make movies about coral reefs, and i worked as pri

s there is overall, a huge positive reaction from the community across the south asian and southeast asiarly if you think britain itself, things evolve over time and britain has been rapidly evolving as a multiracial multicultural entity over the past seven decades. rishi sunak�*s appointment as the first indian, hindu prime minister in britain reconfirms for the world that the uk is accessing its stronger talent pool. which may have been lacking earlier in decades. in the south asian community for britain, for decades, that demonstrated their capabilities as an economic and professional powerhouse and continue to substantially produce economic gains. but they have somehow been suffered, suffering from some of the nuances, negative nuances of racism and lack of recognition of the collective contributions. rishi sunak being appointed brings a strong wider acceptance in british society of this long overdue contribution. and across india and southeast asia, the far east also, there's a lot of media coverage about this appointment and rishi sunak is the second prime minister, european prime m

laos, people's democratic republic state in southeast asia nearest neighbors in the west thailand invietnam in the south cambodia in the north china in the northwest myanmar laos is the only country in the indochina peninsula that has no access to the sea, although the south 50 km, but this is the territory. vietnam the length of laos is 236.800 m², the population is 7 million 200.000 people the capital is in yantia, the official language is lao. laos is a beautiful, very beautiful country in southeast asia, but unfortunately it is unfamiliar to a russian. although if you find yourself, you will be amazed. how many laotians speak russian, how friendly, how warmly they treat russians. in general, there is, uh, a historical explanation for this and , uh, tradition. this is what the formula of power discussed about the past and present of laos with the chairman of the national assembly of the lao people of the democratic republic, comrade and father khon. born december 12, 1956 in a commune at the mail winx district site of the province. huahan, laos 1977-1983 studied at lomonosov mosco

in the hands of terrorist extremist and criminal groups in the middle east in central africa southeast asialadimir putin, a large arctic rescue center of the russian emergencies ministry will be created; its base will be a liquefied gas plant in sabetta from the coast of the kara sea maxim shevchenko the production of liquefied gas, the complex is stuffed with hundreds of sensors and a control system without an extreme careful approach to safety in the harsh tundra, the first in the world does not work here the arctic plant, where gas is extracted and liquefied, is stored in four huge tanks with a funny, probably familiar to everyone coloring in one such storage facility of 160,000 cubic meters of natural gas for understanding, this is exactly how much one large gas carrier in their council works 15 and they supply fuel mainly in the countries of southeast asia, the plant is considered the pearl of the northern sea route . a shift workers' settlement was built around it in the most difficult climatic conditions. for several thousand inhabitants enterprises, organized two fire stations with

still in pristine condition, 700 volumes of chronic manuscript from china and southeast asia. the collection at the national library, one of the largest of its kind is behind the books, the headquarters of a project to track stolen artifacts. him yeah, we launched that project in 2020 with the and world custom organization and the international federation of libraries to insist on the fact that the manuscript also suffering from trafficking. and if it is a disaster. so everybody speaks or whether but our killer g, but we forget the manuscript, stefan and his colleagues recently discovered people allegedly linked to the former government who were trying to sell an ancient koran for more than 1000000 dollars. i immediately contacted the inter and asked to act, so it was not so easy because actually the, the 5th was never declared to the police in cabal officially that could not of action. then it's more complicated because the, when detection is more difficult because of the political situation in afghanistan and it's not related cases, visio, we find our lead between 5 and 10 m

communicate , maybe in south korea already well, we will definitely find you there already near southeast asia and promise us thank you thank you very much very nice gubko people's deputy of ukraine of the 8th convocation chairman of the board of the public association, the network for the protection of national interests, she is now in warsaw, served in the united states, is now going to southeast asia, there, taiwan, and then south korea, and so on. it is very important. are our politicians actually experienced english speakers and not only conditional? they travel , they communicate. 30 journalists from a country from south america came with mr. well, maybe there were brazilians and portuguese conditionals, and it is great that they will hear what is happening in ukraine, because who do they will rasha tell me there or what else do they have there? it is a very big thank you and early peace to otrubank there and to the parliamentarians of japan. he said that it is important and thank you very much for this. it actually gives a further greater result. war is ready to speak oleksandr marchenk

previously, she experienced all the crises at the expense of someone at the expense of southeast asiartly at the expense of europe at the expense of russia, well, and you can continue this list at the expense of china , including now there is no such possibility, there is only one left at the expense of the european union and specifically at the expense of germany in my opinion, and if we take the facts, then germany is one of the main economic competitors of the united states of america because export-oriented countries compete with each other a lot of products . in short, what you need to pay attention to. poland germany claims to pay reparations for the damage done there in the last century, in short, er, of course, er to any sane person. it is clear that this is just zilch, but these actions and if we compare. the formula is simple, it is beneficial to the united states of america for someone, plus it is also added that when there is no russian gas in europe, what kind of american gas appears at completely different prices at exchange prices, not at long-term contracts at exchange

then you have southeast asia. southeast asia has very strong momentum.e 650 odd retail stores within the cluster, the majority are in southeast asia. we are expanding aggressively. we have recently taken over the markets of singapore and thailand, where we have transitioned businesses from partner managed to owner operator businesses. and we have our australia new zealand businesses. australia not long ago was the world's fastest covid recovery market in the world and off the back of a very strong brand has been consistently one of our strongest performing markets. in a brand health study australia's scored higher for brand top of mind awareness among the age group 18 to 24 than with the age group 25 to 40, which indicates the brand is resonating strongly with youth audiences. rishaad: i know you don't cover china but you must be hearing noises from that part of the world. give us a chance -- a sense of how you are expanding there and how you make your brand relevant in a digital way as well as bricks and mortar's way. >> that's quite a mouthful. we comm

the country is that to have the highest g d p growth in southeast asia for the 2nd year in a row now. and one of the highest in the world, the economy notably did not shrink during the corolla virus spin demick and the set to grow significantly this year by 7.2 percent. outpacing many economies, including china, which is projected to grow 2.8 percent this year. and in the coming year the said trend. so to continue with vietnam's g d p is that to grow faster than china? once again, one reason for that vietnam is a key part in major supply chains in the footwear textile and electronics industries. major companies like i did as nike, samsung, and increasingly apple have manufacturing sites in the country. now let's take a closer look at the and i'm thinking nomic rise with quinn, lee, n portfolio director at dragon capital and also a director. there quin why is the vietnamese g b growth outpacing other countries in the region for the 2nd year running now? okay, so here now we are, we have very strong domestic consumption that is more than 70 percent of the tv. okay, ma'am. and now keep o

the indian ocean and southeast asia also totally new. we never had southeast asian, the indian ocean, but specifically with the origins here. and with so many people from this area and being, you know, indonesia being one of the biggest muslim countries in the world, we really thought that should be included. the curators also want to stimulate the senses. there are plans to have displays with video music and even smells special exhibitions are being mounted to coincide with the world cup. one focuses on baghdad. iraqi capital was once the jewels our culture. so it's an appropriate choice. as doha briefly becomes the center of the sports world, catherine plans to open at least 3 more major museums by 2030, a push to consolidate place, as well. the cultural capitals of the modern middle east fenton mon, in al jazeera doha. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the main stories. now iraq's parliament has just elected a new president. 78 year old kurdish politician abdullatif. she'd once served as a minister for water sources. his election ca

we're looking into india, southeast asia, even back into the european union in order to see where we can do stuff. and of course, the longer china rates for the 0 tolerance policy, the more the movement is for new investment going to other places something which of course there will be irreversible. so china, in front of me is opening the doors in other countries for european investment, or mr. she also said that he's not ruling out force when it comes to what he says, uniting taiwan with china. how prepared are western companies in china should have come to that and the subsequent sanction sanctions? well, i mean nothing new there has always been say if there is a red line is an independence and they always indicate that they will use force. i don't see any war. all right, any time soon. of course the located during the, a warning shot at the same time, china is dependent on the civic conduct to supply chain. and in case there is a blockade or loan of war, of course china, in fact, the whole goes down in flames. clifford back to you here in the studio. what will be zings future econ

any neighboring melon country is not only uh, just like anyone there, but the stock in southeast asia can be sure of this. it will be an anti-chinese action in no way, not representing the interests of the people there who live in southeast asia; it will be anti-chinese america always pursuing only its own interests. and america, of course, in this situation, is very drawn to russia and armenia. they quarreled, they would also like to quarrel russia with azerbaijan with the same success, because this also meets the american interest. they wanted would there really, or well, american ideals - it's either a complete control situation. if there is no chaos, very often the americans, because they do not fix the situation. they randomize it and turn it all like the same to the same ukraine where it is now. indeed , the situation is inside the country itself. russia, on the contrary, has always been interested in stability and, of course, has always been friendly to the state of this region. and our cause is right and victory will be ours, we give the floor to the news. goodbye, see you nex

they have not said so, you could say a one of the problems was that some of the supplies from southeast asia and for the summer season came too late, so some of those shipments because of the locked on an age or a just coming in now. and to avoid the same situation. a nike decided to alter early for the winter season. so that software came in parts earlier than originally expected. so now you have to deal with this huge amount of inventory. and that means that nike has to mike valid, specially the off season goods that is putting pressure or margins at least. and as i said that a challenge is probably not just through a for nike. ok, so an incredibly difficult environment for ordering on supply chains right now, when will retailers like nike when did they expect to start seeing improvements in logistics in supply chains? yes, even they had some remarks from a nike c, f o, and he was sort of hinting at peak supply chain challenges are locked out challenges. so things might get better from here on, even if it might take 2 or 3 quarters to really get rid of of the high level of inventory. so th

america as a full member, but there is china russia india pakistan iran turkey egypt countries of southeast asia and central asia ivan alekseevich, this is what such a creation of such a large asian organization means. genet the asian osce, since there is no united states there, there is no japan as full-fledged members, but there are a lot of those countries that share, in principle, common approaches to the world order with russia and china. is it now possible to consider this structure as an institutional support of greater eurasia, this forum was usually called a forum, it has existed for quite a long time, and it is noteworthy that kazakhstan was the initiator of the creation, then several times the chairmanship was replaced by the chairmanship in china tajikistan and e. this forum was an institution . well, a little on the second on the sidelines, on the one hand it was clear that in form. this is something unique, because it is the largest association in eurasia, of course, the most numerous, which includes the countries of both the post-soviet space and the near one. southeast asia, yes,

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

as we moved to southeast asia, the typhoon will bring heavy rains to it by wednesday. that is your update. >> bollywood. a glamorous industry that attracts those seeking fame and fortune. for some, following their dreams can become a nightmare. >> i had to consult a psychiatrist. >>bollywood dream son al jazeera. neave: a reminder of the top stories. ukraine is warning there is a risk to its power grid after russian bombardment of its infrastructure. president zelenskyy says one third of the country's power facilities have been destroyed. severe drought in somalia is threatening to cause the death of children on a scale not seen in half a century. one child is being admitted for malnutrition treatment every minute. officials in nigeria are warning more rain is predicted as communities struggle to deal with the worst flooding in more than a decade. more than 600 people have been killed. more than 1.3 million people have been displaced. frustration over the rising cost of living in france has sparked a nationwide strike. workers have marched to protest while walkouts and

it's an island city state at the bottom of southeast asia.ost all of history it's an integral part. during thatg period, singapore grew into a major commercial metropolis will buy immigration effectively dominantly by people of chinese origin and indian origin, westerners, generally dominated by the chinese's. overnight in 1965 there was trouble but out of almost nowhere overnight independent from britain seated effectively, broke ties with singapore leaving singapore sovereign their own country but suddenly in a way they had no infrastructure to maintain. this state became a chinese dominated country overnight had majority minority milestone with a feel in control. territories were no longer. the singapore government made incredible strides trying to create faulty racial society, faulty ethnic society and maintain peaceful relations mostly for purposes of prosperity and they've been incredibly successful in large part. to do so, they've invoked a number of policies that do not overcome race and racial differences but deepen and thicken racia

it's an island city state at the bottom of southeast asia for almost all of its history as an integralal part of malaysia, previously british and during that period from singapore it grew into a major commercial metropolisis skewed by immigratn and effectively predominated by people of chinese origin and also people of indian origin but generally the dominator by the chinese. overnight o in 1965 not necessarily out of nowherehe almost nowhere overnight the federation recently dependent from britain succeeded effectively and broke ties with singapore leaving the sovereign, their own country really suddenly. all of a sudden state became a chinese dominated country because of the historic demographics so overnight you have l this milestone with a previously feel in control, the territories were no longer the singapore government has made incredible strides trying to create multiracial society, multiethnic society to maintain peaceful relations mostly for the purposes of prosperity and they'd been incredibly successful for the most part but is invoked a number of policies that do not overcom

e, to allow meeting any growing needs of the markets of southeast asia, india and china, rosneft is ain the indian economy with partners from this country, projects are being implemented in russia, vankor oil and sakhalin-1 are many for years, rosneft has also cooperated with the british bp. however, at the beginning of the year, the board of directors decided to stop participating in the share capital of the russian company. but, according to igor sechin, bp continues to be a shadow shareholder. thanks to the oil market, my colleague nailaskirzade said. all destination countries should voluntarily give up russian gas with such an already completely unoriginal call. today, the german finance minister, christian linder, but this is only a political declaration , economists warn that the supply of liquefied natural gas from asia with which europe is trying to replace russian fuel is almost exhausted and a shortage is coming, the swedish government today promised residents compensation for high electricity prices, the measures will affect households in the center and south of the country

sort of subsides, you have to wonder does this rush to build away from the more cost-effective southeast asia also go away? jon: let us talk about in the analysis for micron you talk about the u.s. china ban as well as one of the considerations for anyone who has seen the headlines on this deal today and what it means for the business? >> that is an interesting question because just today the dow jones put out some information. u.s. sanctions against china might actually spread, they may spread to advanced memory chips. if that would happen, that would impact companies like micron in every space. auto in their case china is minimal -- although, in their case, china exposure is minimal. kriti: talk to us about the timing of a potential super cycle. where are we when it comes to the chip space? the next 20 years? >> it will take at least two quarters for the industry and inventory channel to flush out. i will say that the cycle, a 2023 will be a bad year. we may see some improvement in the second half as inventories get used up and they start buying memory chips again. that said, it all depends

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 innocents of their lives in jakarta, pakistan, and riyadh. and last month, terrorists 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 was sergio vieira de melo, who had advocated his work to -- 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.

china and india and my other nations in southeast asia are hanging out on the sidelines.f you're really going to isolate pressure, it has to be with them. yamiche: the other thing going on here is there are polical storms brewing in this country. generally six committee postponed their hearing. ginni thomas testified before the committee behind closed doors for more than four hours. she was asked about her multiple conversations with white house aides and state republican election officials in support of turning the election results. the committee has also been given new video of roger stone heard advocating for violence and sharing his plan to overturn the election results. >> sorry, we are not accepting these results. if the electors show up, armed guards will throw them out. yamiche: clearly you are at the table for this entire section. i want to start with ginni thomas. she told the committee we know very few details. but she made clear that she still believes the election is stolen. what is the significance that she is still saying that? >> this is one of those cases

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