these are among some of the poorest people in thailand. dr worth its hospital has only sixty beds so education and preventative medicine is key to meeting local health needs. them in forming if anyone may know what. one of his innovations is this week long training program for tribal midwives learning learned. amid the laughter are serious lessons in disease prevention highline eve home. now. if i wanted my local been kind of a thought about tackling. the. fair thing when given how about being. about. how they. learned. that all their. on landfall and. the hope is that these women will take simple life saving messages back to their villages this approach seems to be paying off nationally thailand still birth rates are five times lower and maternal mortality rates are seven times lower than the regional average. over the years dr warwick has used the government's commitment to rural health care to build up a modern hospital which treats everyone for free but he couldn't do this without the young doctors in pangs team of seven doctors includ

thailand's health program does get young doctors too. but it's in the very remote regions where they feel the real pressure with only a year's experience under their belts the young doctors will have to step up and save lives. and this is different whether someone is going for someone who's very rich. i think it's how you approach a vigil and that's what it is a certain way of doing it to congress in just a story and fly out. some journeys are tougher than others. but this route is even tougher the car of the truck there it's dangerous there's al-jazeera world follows the moroccan truck driver is in danger of their lawyer. just to be clear if you crash that might break your liver for even killing because of his long flight. from a.b.c. or. on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. it takes discipline and camaraderie. this is not a game or is it. what is a healthy balance between wor

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these are among some of the poorest people in thailand. dr worth it's hospital has only sixty beds so education and preventative medicine is key to meeting local health needs. for you given a woman was. one of his innovations is this week long training program for tribal midwives learning. amid the laughter are serious lessons in disease prevention highline eve home. now. if i wanted my local band kind of a thought about how. they. fare then when given how about being. about. how they. learned. that all their. on landfall and. the hope is that these women will take simple life saving messages back to their villages this approach seems to be paying off nationally thailand still birth rates are five times lower and maternal mortality rates are seven times lower than the regional average. over the years dr warwick has used the government's commitment to brutal health care to build up a modern hospital which treats everyone for free but he couldn't do this without the young doctors in pangs team of seven doctors includes four very young gradua

those gdp numbers out of thailand. think we have pictures coming that we haveng them there from the chinese government. that is going on at the moment. let's have a look at japan at the moment. most markets just gained some of the ground they were losing. ally of i a third. asian stocks gaining ground and gaining over 1% after the losses we saw on friday. assets and at extending gains stronger than expected for an eighth straight session. highlight what is going on despite the disappointing data that we got. we do have the dollar softening. commodities looking rarely mix, down by about a third of a percent while steel and copper are gaining ground. it is set for a fresh all-time high unless they look at the aussie now trading. the aussie falling on tuesday which will also see the release. >> thank you. let's not forget, we have seen the correlation between the aussie and the yuan as well. ofare seeing a bit steadiness when it comes to the u.n.. is there any in terms of the revival? the day in a row may have been set on

one example of severe flooding in thailand so we describe -- flooding entire line -- in thailand had economic effects for outside thailand borders. thailand'side borders. and finally, the region is important to the united states for reasons of governance and human rights. americans statesmen have long recognized that the stability of the strongman provides ultimately proves illusory comfort and free societies may achieve some economic success but will not achieve the level of economic dynamism that they might wish, and that good governance is not truly possible. these are things the united states has essentially always cared about, and for that reason southeast asia will continue to draw interest going forward. given that, what should the u.s. goolsbee? what does a long-term vision look like -- what should the u.s. goals be? what does a long-term business look like? have a we should southeast asian which governments are at least resilient, responsive and alwaysu.s. should respect the democratic -- and should support to more liberal forms of government and the change rarely happens ov

hospitals from all across thailand are here to recruit new doctors. for the graduates this is payback time the government has paid for their medical training and in return they must work for the stage for three years wherever they are needed. so he reckoned he has of might done by you are you a nation of infantile he can't kind of up in twenty what can not got any contract can match. and coming at you. and coming at me that's what the way. i learned and bought many songs i have that medicine tell you that. dr nitschke iran and dr cyril king at a both twenty four and from bangkok the king to go to provincial hospital in the town of may so it's five hundred kilometers away in northern thailand the hare to has a reputation for being a good place for graduates to lerone from senior doctors when i was about to have come home and i have a bunch of my choice. not enough time on top of the one taken and i. got the things i. no way jose took my about a hobby shop and all. but may say that hospital is oversubscribed. twelve graduates are applying and they calle

. -- got refuge thailand. an additional 122,000 refugees join them in thailand between 1980 and 1986. set --nam, there were no there was another outpouring name as the vote people. these people escaped by sea. there were people who had normally been political, military or cultural leaders in south vietnam. -- ethnicethnic minorities fleeing persecution. 150,000 went to china while tens of thousands to to the ocean and made their way to other places in southeast asia, including thailand, malaysia, indonesia and the philippines. they sailed in both that were hardly seaworthy. an estimated 25% to 50% died at sea. lucky to make it to land, sometimes they were forced back to see by governments like thailand and malaysia that refuse to accept them and take responsibility. were fortunate enough to live on and make it to lived in squalid conditions, very difficult conditions in thailand and elsewhere. by the middle of 1979, nearly 100,000 vietnamese people were in malaysia and hong kong. have only talked about refugee

thousands of hmong people were forced on a forced exodus to thailand. they journeyed at night to avoid capture by the communists. by 1979, nearly 30,000 hmong refugees attempted to make the dangers crossing each month. that crossing of the river is such a powerful part of the hmong stories of their migration. you can see it powerfully depicted here. americans today have paid attention to news of refugee crises overseas. have been following news reports, watching footage on nightly news, and have been following on social media, and americans in the 1970's were just like us today. they were following developments overseas with great interest. americans who were moved by news accounts of this humanitarian crisis, this was a national development. it caused americans to say we should do something. the plight of southeast asian refugees began to build and americans began to push to provide relief and resettlement opportunities. first i want to talk about support for southeast asian refugees. americans gave it a lot of reasons to support the southeast asian re

several years ago had been outside thailand's borders. finally, the region is important to the united states for reasons of governance and human rights. they have long recognized that it ultimately proves unfree societies may choose an economic success, that you will not achieve the level of economic dynamism that they might wish and that good governance is naturally possible and how it's governed. these are things the united states has essentially always cared about and for that reason southeast asia will continue to draw interest going forward. given that, what should u.s. goals be? what the long-term vision look like? two meters three points that i would make. first i think the u.s. would seek to shape the southeast asia at peace with its neighbors. southeast asia and states interact peacefully with one another and open access to the global commons is assured. secondly, the united states should seek to southeast asia but is more deeply integrated with trade and financial flows and integrated in such a day within southeast asia. the u.s

camps in bangladesh there are many tens of thousands or hundreds of them sent in camps in thailand or who have fled to malaysia and to into the nation so as you indicated we interviewed one hundred seventy five victims and survivors and eye witnesses as well as collecting it an enormous amount of evidence . imagery video and photographs that we were able to verify a great deal of research. the challenge for us was was not the gathering facts so much as an adult a lot of the action and looking at what we could establish and corroborate and what simply were assertions that we were unable to prove were right and then doing the analysis all that was a challenging task absolutely and as you were pouring through that evidence as you were making those assertions you were acting there is a representative the end of the united nations but if possible i'd like to ask you about your personal experience as well what was the most shocking part of this mission for you we three members of the fact finding mission was supported by around about fourteen or fifteen stop off. it's collecting the informa

but in the end, georgia hall, from thailand.edin britain to win the british women's opened in gaul. she has done so and much more of course throughout the evening. warrington will play catalans dragons in the final of rugby league's challenge cup. the wolves have won the trophy eight times, but for the french team, even reaching the final is a rarity, as alex gulrajani reports. the prizes are getting closer on the road to wembley. a challenge cup first, both semifinals back—to—back in bolton. the sky is clear, the sun was shining, a home from home for catalans dragons. this corner of northwest england became the south of france as dragons flourished against league leaders st helens. with nine wins in their last 11 league games, they are in form. but st helens are the runaway leaders at the top of super league. this was a huge surprise. they are over again! garcia, this is unbelievable! but before flights, hotels and suits could be booked, saints launched their comeback. they have two back—to—back in five minutes. there is the be

this period of quiet reflection is a tradition in thailand for males who suffer adversity. famous wild boars entered this temple as a football team. they depart as a squad of spiritual enlightenment. 11 of these boys have been ordained as novice buddhist monks and during their short stay, they reflected on their recent ordeal through prayer and meditation. part of a tradition here for young males who survive adversity. under the care of temple monks, this has been an opportunity to retreat from the at times frenzied international attention. the past nine days have been an important period for honouring those responsible for their rescue. especially the former navy diver who died during the complex operation. nine is a lucky number here in thailand and this period has been very different to the nine days these children and their coach spent trapped in darkness. that was until two british divers found them. it would take a further nine days to complete the risky operation to get them out. this temple stay is the latest in a series of spiritual rites and activities the boys ha

let's stay in thailand.tually boosting the value of hospital operator to $13 billion. it is now the most valuable medical business in any emerging market. let's bring in our bloomberg editor at large. -- to talk toom us. when you can. -- when you depend the regulations to the neighbors of the philippines, white house that diverged and is it an advantage or a disadvantage? it actually an advantage in one sense that proposed you are a medical group that is expanding. thailand's population is aging. -- that means more people are coming to a need of medical services. as thailand, as you were just talking about being an emerging market, one of the things developing here is the service industry. aging, insurance is becoming more sophisticated and that is moving things from government hospitals to private hospitals like income. haidi: medical -- like bangkok. haidi: and medical tourism? year isand, this expected to have almost 40 million people. the thing is, 40 million tourists coming in, a lot of those are specif

thailand, malaysia, indonesia. this is a smart move to develop it new channel for investments into the developing world. taiwan has several comparative advantages that it can continue to develop by investing in southeast asia. technology,nd automobile parts manufacturing. it energyadvantages development because there is a major energy gap that needs to be filled in south east asia. with this 20% of msa annual funding been allocated towards the new policy, i would warn that that money and company money from other ministry shouldn't be plowed into trading and naming new champions. but rather to develop a facility or environment that promotes the investment between taiwan --. champions should be a very costly venture. we are seen plenty of advance -- examples of failures in the region. that bridging out of southeast asia, people to people exchange aspects, one that as you pointed out, will weist taiwanese to realize are a part of south asia. there are many similarities whether it is similarities and climates, geograph

this period of quiet reflection is a tradition in thailand for males who suffer adversity. in orange robes, thailand's now famous wild boars entered this temple as a football team. they depart as a squad of spiritual enlightenment. 11 of these boys have been ordained as novice buddhist monks and, during their short stay, they reflected on their recent ordeal through prayer and meditation, part of a tradition here for young males who survive adversity. under the care of temple monks, this has been an opportunity to retreat from the at—times frenzied international attention. the past nine days have been an important period for honouring those responsible for their rescue, especially the former navy diver who died during the complex operation. how many of you? 13? brilliant. nine is a lucky number in thailand, and this period has been very different to the nine days these children and their coach spent trapped in darkness. that was until two british divers found them. it would take a further nine days to complete the risky operation to get them out. this temple stay is the lat

then an event in thailand reveals the human cost of why don't. this shows that dark side of that go with business. just got killed a few days ago by having been portrayed as i'm on my way to attend the funeral of. one wanted was a journalist who brought this to a c.n.n. hong. kong took me only tell me that i would not a long. time he counted i would. i would. call by. now and to you to know. that they did endorse me in was prescient kubel and his funeral is far out there that i could have imagined. even the governor of the province turns up clearly the killing of a park ranger means something oh. richard and son farleigh was one of proceeds colleagues can you tell me what happened that you. didn't that kyle and. mike tyson and if in teaching us happens i will kill that happening. and on here i'm. going and i have been received and got a. blow. by him i have. a back up power on how much i have. to do. that. and how they look song i would look in a happy home articulacy. their. war to the hunt for the approach as has been things the old one two hun

one example is the severe flooding in thailand and economic effects are outside thailand. and finally, the region is important to the united states for reasons of governance and human rights. american statesman have long recognized that the civility of the strongman proves that free societies may t economic success but will not achieve the levels of economic dynamism they might wish and that good governance is possible with citizenry and how it's governed, we've essentially always cared about and for that reason southeast asia is important to our interestgoing forward . >> .. there transitioning to more liberal forms of government. the change rarely happens overnight. the term that the united states needs to be content to seek to shape southeast asia in which their resilient, responsive and accountable. i think pursuing this vision would advance the trump administration goal of defending the free and open pacific and a free and open selfie asia is crucial. that being said, what does the strategy look like? i describe three pillars as randy noted earlier, security, economic

and date back to two thousand and two that is when possible run a secret cia detention center in thailand they describe torture sessions run by psychologists working as contractors for the cia techniques range from physical abuse psychological harassment to isolation in a box. dittos included hooded confinement of machinery in the large box forced nudity adjusting his shackles and slamming him against the wall and panel interrogators covered the subjects head with the hoods and left him on the wall to moaning shaking and asking god to help him repeatedly. interrogators were going to get the truth out of the subject eventually. yeah these are the details they're for on the interrogation of an al qaeda terrorist captured in two thousand and two he spent four years in cia black sites including the one in thailand jeana hospital to watch he was subsequently transferred to guantanamo bay where he is now well his case was highlighted back in twenty fourteen by the senate intelligence committee the committee released the report saying interrogators had obtained no useful information from him. ho

former cia officer ray mcgovern told me earlier work crimes were perpetrated at the black site in thailand. gina haskell was not was playing fast and loose with the truth at her hearing and she was allowed to do that she was allowed to classify the derogatory information on herself before the hearing she super virus the torture to see the graphic sanity tale don't run the interrogating does nothing short of banging someone's head into a wall in the water treatment that's one of boarding condemned by all manner of nations because it was practiced by the japanese during war two war crime and so to see this kind of thing revealed in gory detail the only solace i get from this is the fact that our system of law sometimes works and that is that the national security archive that did a freedom of information request for this got these details. it's been another lethal day and a gala stand that we've got they recently feels coming. so it seems wrong. we're all just don't. get to see her out of disdain. and in against. israel. once and find themselves worlds apart wait just to look for common grou

attack or former cia officer ray mcgovern says war crimes were perpetrated at the black side in thailand. gina has strong was not was playing fast and loose with the truth at her hearing and she was allowed to do that if she was allowed to classify the gerakan tori information on herself before the hearing she supervised the torture to see the graphic and detail here on terry walling that's nothing short of banging someone's head into a wall in the water treatment that's waterboarding condemned by all manner of nations because was practiced by the japanese.

the projects include rail projects in thailand and kuala lumpur for and include rail projects in thailandpurfor and a couple of gas pipelines and mr mahathir is try to reduce malaysian‘s debt. it is pa rt to reduce malaysian‘s debt. it is part of beijing's belts and wrote initiative which was instigated two yea rs initiative which was instigated two years ago by the ex— prime minister razak and xijinping. mahathir said he discussed during his visit to beijing. mahathir also bowed to discuss what he called unfair infrastructure projects which were authorised by his predecessor. interesting. let's continue with our special coverage of the situation of global trade with regards to the trade war going on between the us and china. we are looking at agriculture today. china is targeting new tariffs. it is a country with a lot of mouths to feed and not enough good farmland. there is a war going on down there, a trade war. and the ammunition is spread across the vast fields of north—east china. this is sorghum. most people have probably never heard of it, but this crop is crucialforfeeding china'

archive and date back to two thousand and two when hospital run a secret cia detention center in thailand they described torture sessions run by psychologists working as contractors for the cia techniques ranged from physical and psychological harassment to isolation in a box. dittos included hooded confinement of machinery in the large box forced nudity adjusting his shackles and slamming him against the wall and. interrogators covered the subject's head with the hoods and left him on the wall to. shaking and asking god to help him repeatedly. interrogators we're going to get the truth out of the subject eventually. one of the files contains details on the interrogation of an al qaeda terrorist captured in two thousand and two he spent four years in cia black sites including the one in thailand on her gina hospital's watch he was subsequently transferred to guantanamo bay where he is now well his case was highlighted back in twenty fourteen by the senate intelligence committee the committee released a report saying interrogators had obtained no useful information from him on the shiri ho

lost and now found, thailand injuly, and 12 boys and their football coach located deep within flooding cves, setting off a rescue mission that is a race against time as monsoon rains could have left them stranded for months. greenland in july, a large iceberg prompts evacuations, sending flooding soon armies towards the coastline. ——flooding tsunamis. this is how they deal with ice in china, just blow it up. that is explosives, breaking up the ice in spring lessens the risk of flooding when the temperature rises. but these people are very excited by ice and snow. you don't see very often in santiago, where there was a light covering in june.

vietnam thailand cambodia. you see what i'm making in china can be made in those countries slogan tends to favor thailand as its new location he's impressed with the economic advantages for foreign investors there. no import export tax. and now no restriction on work release is. five to seven years no tax. no tax from the government so they have actively put in some ingredients so to speak people make it more entice same with so many new manufacturing possibilities across asia in countries that have more affordable tariffs and favorable tax benefits some companies exporting to the u.s. are now rethinking their made in china policy. german chancellor angela merkel says she sees no urgent need to offer financial aid to turkey the lira has lost forty percent against the dollar this year turkey's leader calls the currency crisis an attack on his country but experts say he's the problem. whether it's a bridge over the bosphorus a new stern bull subway system or an imposing mosque he's president richard no one is kno

emerging markets, where we are in some of the global markets here, china was down indonesia was down thailand was down. all the usual suspects when you get currency pressures that are going on here. these problems with the dollar started really earlier in the year emerging market vs have had a problem. there's the dollar index beginning late march, april, the dollar started rising and that's when these emerging markets started having problem this is not a new issue. it's been going on for a while what happened? why is the dollar so strong? there's a number of very clear reasons why this has been happening. the fed has been raising rates

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hall, who's just 22 years old, beat thailand's pornanong phatlum by two shots. phatlum had led for most of the weekend but a double bogey at the 17th ended her hopes and helped hall to her first major title. colm harrison has the story. this is the trophy they were all playing for on the lancashire coast, and the woman who started the final round in pole position to win it was pornanong phatlum from thailand. she'd lead for the previous two days and continued her quest for a first major title with four birdies in her first six holes on sunday. a straight key shot at the eighth lead to just straight key shot at the eighth lead tojust her straight key shot at the eighth lead to just her second bogey of the week. phatlum was still in charge. her nearest challenger was georgia hall, she had been for much of the previous two rounds. the 22—year—old englishwoman picked up three shots ina englishwoman picked up three shots in a flawless front nine and four holes and a further birdie later found herself in a tie for the lead. no one else was in contention. south korea's

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asia's small open economies like singapore, malaysia and thailand also going to be disproportionatelyuse they are very integrated into the global economy. the trade war between the us and china often focuses on the threat to american planes and cars or chinese electronic goods, but at the centre of the dispute is a huge trade in crops. china has targeted new ta riffs crops. china has targeted new tariffs on american farmers in states that are politically important to president trump, but at the same time it is a country with a lot of mouths to feed and not enough good farmland. our correspondent reports from china's north—east. there is a war going on down there, trade war. and the ammunition is spread across the vast fields of north—east china. this is sorghum. most people have probably never heard of it, but this crop is crucial for beating china's heard of it, but this crop is crucialfor beating china's pigs, ducks and chickens. i need so much of it that it buys a lot from the us. —— china need so much of it. of it that it buys a lot from the us. -- china need so much of it. the tr

i went on to thailand, to laos, to a whole bunch of countries. so people should not misinterpret withdrawal from the particularly potential agreement as withdrawal from the region. nothing could be further from the truth. and you've seen, the president was in danang for the conference. everybody has been out there, secretary of state, secretary of defense. so, if anything, there's much more intensified diplomatic, military, and commercial activity than there ever has been. secretary gutierrez: do you worry about arsep, the osian plus three or four and japan and eu moving forward? is that a concern? does that put any -- is there an implication to how fast we move given that others are moving as well? secretary ross: well, at the end of the day, our relationships tend to end up being bilateral. we have indicated, the president has indicated on many occasions, a willingness to enter into more agreements with countries in the region, so it's a question of format rather than a question of desire or substance. secretary gutierrez: so you would see more

it wasn't just a thailand story.ed through the emerging market world, and i don't think the cascading effect will be different this time around incumbent to focus on countries with high external debt loads and high maturities coming up with high level of debt in foreign currency. >> and the only other point i would make in terms ofpa parallels, a lot of people are watching and saying we're an island of stability, it opened up the market despite the instability. i will remind you. when thailand broke, when that peg was dropped and the currency took a fall, that was in july in the summer it didn't hit the u.s. market until fall, much later that year, and caused federal reserve to react definitely watch the other local currencies for contagion, china, south africa, russia that's what the pros are watching, not necessarily the u.s. stock market. historical perspective of that influence. >> i want to make a point in the month after that evaluation, s&p 500 was up 6% in the month after. the u.s. will ultimately see some co

another attack former cia officer ray mcgovern war crimes were perpetrated at the black site in thailand . gina hasbro was not was playing fast and loose with the truth at her hearing and she was allowed to do that if she was allowed to classify the gerakan tori information on herself before the hearing she supervised the torture to see the graphic and detail here on terror walling that's nothing short of banging someone's head into a wall in the water treatment that's waterboarding condemned by all manner of nations because it was practiced by the japanese general whites who want crime and so to see this kind of thing revealed in gory detail the only solace i get from this is the fact that our system of law sometimes works.

your going to album is hash tag what is life you recorded in thailand why there was this is if you record it in february and the album the supposed to come out in summer it makes a difference if a record in germany or thailand had better vibes there we were in the karma studios for six weeks with the entire team and producer so we were really able to focus on the music. business put the mixer use for recording this album is the very same one musician's a queen and worked with. about it which will go by that i mean you started writing songs for this album before the first even came out and what themes does hash tag what is life touch on what is life is what is life is like a soundtrack for life. we wrote music to process all the crazy stuff i've experienced these past years. that's what went into the twelve tracks of what is life. correct me if i'm wrong but you were on his dance show you've done a movie you're on you tube and you make music so much more important to you music or you tube. music was always the thing for us we were making music long before we appeared online before we even

i mean, thailand, sri lanka, indonesia were involved.al with a multitude of people to take care of at the time of the tsunami, and then many, many people were missing. and so for more than 12 months, we were working, trying to identify them, finding the missing individuals, so it was technically complicated. resource wise, we were very, stretched, and emotionally draining. haslinda: and you were also involved in the terrorist attack in mumbai. tell us what happened and what your involvement entailed. arnaud: so in mumbai, actually, we were called during the terrorist attack. and so we were, our security personnel in several of our assistance centers were on the phone with our members during the terrorist attack, telling them what to do, how to take the best care of themselves in an extraordinarily dangerous situation, and handling the situation from the beginning to the end, liaising with the security forces to let them know we have members of ours involved in the attack. haslinda: you received 3000 calls for that incident itself. arnaud