women's watch, indonesia, nigeria, iraq, pakistan, thailand, india, mina, a young syrian woman, said that we all believe in one god, and this brings unity. she came from iraq. nigerians believed that our appearance and language were different yes, he liked the unity of muslims , especially the presence of women in medina , and he said that men should be effective in the unity of islam. the issuance of pilgrimage passports will start from the first of muharram , i.e. july 28. the passport office announced the issuance of pilgrimage passports for this year's arbaeen. the parties reached an agreement in we have prepared a passport with a validity of 5 years. currently, the trial stages of this passport are underway. of course, this pilgrimage passport has differences with the international passport . the price is lower than the international one. this passport is the voice of one third. my best effort is to give the people today. my police software is registered in the dream of issuing a passport. more than 70% of those who apply for passports have information in the system . refer acco

indonesia , nigeria, bangladesh, pakistan, thailand, india, syria and i spoke to a young syrian lady she said that we all have faith and belief in one god and this brings unity . she came from iraq . she said that islam has gathered us all here and it has no milk or age . even though our looks and language are different, she doesn't understand english and arabic. she read the koran to me. there was another iraqi lady who liked the presence of women in medina and said that women can be effective side by side with men in the unity of islam. according to unofficial statistics of saudi arabia, about half of the hajj pilgrims this year tamattu are women and during that madina manorah radio news agency thank you for your company until you sleep in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless ali muhammad and the family of muhammad. brief news about the most important developments in the world , at the same time as the successful test of iran's ultrasonic missile, the united states imposed new sanctions against iran . foreigners with the program iran's missile and

have you ever been to any exotic countries, such as thailand india no, they were not.nly egypt and turkey are all so-so exotic but, for example, how do you imagine yourself? how will you react when you are offered to eat some fried worm beetles, i think i'll try. try yes, that is, you are not afraid to eat on the street, even in the same turkey in the same egypt, that is, inside. it seems to me that i will not only reproach myself, well, that is, i 'll think to myself, probably, then you will feel bad uh-huh well, i'll try. uh-huh and if the son was next to you and when they offered fried zhukov, and in general he would not mind, they gave him a try. i don't think so, why? well, because for some reason my first thought is that in the first place. eh, my husband would be against it. well, i, probably, too, because i’m still not well myself, that is, i probably tried it first, i would have waited a day, and then, well, that is, well, no, what is it? it is unlikely that what kind of responsibility would be to blame? uh , the role, yes, to be a mother, and you easily accep

does he and what, what does appointment mean for thailand? plus india is village of sex where it goes why these women had no choice but to become sex packers. and how best to shape their lives. the . i'm going to expand it. you're welcome to do the news aisha. i'm glad you can join us. go to thailand. finally, be getting a new prime minister more than a month after the 2 elections, the main contender for that job separately believe so. be taught, living general and wrap leads to move forward, fall to that one. the most seats in the may 14 election. that should have cleared the way for them to be prime minister bought or into his bodies radical reform agenda, and the lack of initial support from the ministry of point incentives. the weight of the top job appear blocked. but not so now about a leap. this is what peter said on tuesday morning type after he's a pause. how do you mean we're not concerned? as we've spoken to, many senators may dorothy need, let me have their own reasons and they have their own standards to vote from the 20 . 19 of that time,

and what, what does appointment mean for thailand plus india is village of sex where it goes why these women have no choice but.

we're also looking at what is happening right now in thailand and india as well as we get towards the all important data coming out of bangkok at the bottom of the hour. we have the cpi reading coming through. looking at inflation here, coming at the core level, 1.6%. interest rates at 2% as well. thai baht pretty much unchanged, still languishing at 34. nifty features indicating perhaps a slight move to the downside. we've got the rupee, 82.53. the set certainly seeing some gains. has. haslinda: that's right. well, let's bring in our guest, renee bowman. renee was made ceo recently and we are pleased to have him as an excuse it interview today. good to have you with us and congratulations. it is a global role for you but it is still based in singapore. is that a reflection of priorities, asia perhaps is more important to you? renee: i am glad you made it back in time, otherwise rish, we we would have to have a conversation via cameras. the agenda for abrdn asset management has not changed fundamentally. as we have shared previously we are focused on asset management and platform tech

thailand. soon we will have one in india. 50 one in thailand. one in india. so what is the ambition here when - have one in india. so what is the ambition here when it i have one in india. so what is - the ambition here when it comes to evs and the growth for foxconn in the future? i will sa for foxconn in the future? i will say for our _ foxconn in the future? i will say for our future _ foxconn in the future? i will say for our future growth, . say for our future growth, definitely is on the evs. we see the opportunity of ev discs so we will grab it, grab this opportunity. we think by 2025 we have two reach about 5% for us to become significant enough as a player in that industry. so our goal is to reach about 5% of that market. so our goal is to reach about 596 of that market. foxconn's balancing _ 596 of that market. foxconn's balancing act _ 596 of that market. foxconn's balancing act between - 596 of that market. foxconn's balancing act between west l 596 of that market. foxconn's i balancing act between west and eastis balancing act betwe

there for decades, but in volumes that today are clearly not satisfied with washington india pakistan vietnam thailandnd many other countries the asia-pacific region has long been of genuine interest from the united states . in recent years, washington has begun actively recruiting these states into a new military-political alliance directed against russia and china, which the prc has already nicknamed asian. at that. china - this is the biggest strategic challenge facing washington. we must maintain leadership in the international arena . for the united states , maritime communications between asia and europe are also of strategic importance . control. above them gives the americans, almost complete control over the entire region, because thanks to the sea. states can manage communications with their asian allies, for example, by supplying them with resources or blocking critical oil and gas supplies for them, on which the economic development of the entire region depends . the united states and india, but the main narrative of such cooperation. the need to protect democracy and order based, on rules

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see that's likely to worse an installation, especially as rice exporting countries, like india and thailand, could curve shipments of the international rice research institute says, warmer nights have resulted in annual losses of about $2300000.00 tons surprise across asia. during the last 2 decades, scientists have been working hard on developing rise that can survive higher temperatures because i didn't define the genetics agents of a sponsible fodder, improved and done wrong highlight temperature. and using that knowledge, we have now double up saw some, but i piece of prices which give optimum unit on the high night temperature compared to other checks. and it's not only the heat that's a challenge. climate change has also triggered record the amounts of rainfall in countries like pockets done were nearly 400000. hector surprised deals with damage but unprecedented floods last year. and i need to, i think they may change. he said they're a trip to our foot security. there are new this uses emerging. you past started talking the crops and making huge losses. this things are suddenly happ

is water pollution, this is rot , the spread of intestinal infections, this is primarily india, this is thailandtries that suffer from tsunamis and undergo annual water wells , there are experts who know the algorithm actions , what should be done with large populations of people who are deprived of clean water, who may be exposed to infection and transmission of various infections and so on, what is our government not doing, it did not even turn to the world health care organizations in geneva, among other things, we still do not have a permanent representative of ukraine in the world health care hares . so, i am grateful that you emphasized this, mr. valery , well, it is an extremely important story, and indeed we are talking about the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, about maga-that is our mission we are talking about the representation of the un and the world health organization is so amazing, thank you for this remark nazarii p valery let's talk about what is closest to you about surgery, how much has the work of surgeons changed after of a full-scale invasion and how soldiers with combat

this includes our loyal allies australia japan the republic of korea and thailand, as well as significant partners indiacourse the host of this conference, singapore, is american, the concept of the so-called trans-pacific partnership based on already existing structures such as aus, usa australia britain or kuat usa australia india japan is directed on containment of china while verbally declaring an unchanging status quo , while in reality, the chinese representatives are strenuously trying to change this status quo. nevertheless, in an appeal to the americans and their allies, they tried to appeal to logic and common sense now in the asia-pacific region, the united states and its allies, including japan, following the agenda of trying to contain china, did not occur to you. what is the method of deterrence in itself is a problem or even some kind of mistake, to be confirmed by the war in ukraine in response to abstract reasoning about countries sharing common values. building alliances on this basis in the field of security, they are aimed at fighting. it's just that these mechanisms are very importa

thailand. soon we will have one in india.conn in the future? i will say for our future growth definitely is on the evs. we see the opportunity of evs so we will grab it, grab these opportunities. we think by 2025 we have to reach at least about 5% for us to become significant enough as a player in that industry. so our goal is to reach about 5% of that market. foxconn�*s balancing act between west and east is reminiscent of a scene that plays out across parks in taipei every morning — the ancient chinese art of tai chi, which helps maintain visibility and balance. flexibility and balance. and that's always been foxconn�*s strength. moving calmly through political and economic headwinds, it's had to learn to be fluid and nimble to thrive. through talks... as we wrap up our discussion, young liu had some words of advice for his partners in the united states. how do you think china's journey in technology is going? could it overtake the us in the future? from us�*s point of view, they have to move faster. china so far is behind,

india and thailand in the next hour. momentum is behind this narrative on the china part of the equation we are getting at least more support on the macro. at the end of this cycle and the fed conversation. we could be nearing the end of that one should volumes are back. msci china, 9/10 of 1%. check at where you are on the two-year yield in the u.s. which is an indication of the policy divergence between the two. rishaad: you look at what is going on with bloomberg economic saying we will get 10 basis points at this meeting with the mlf tomorrow and that is a done deal in their view but there's a lot more to be done. looking at possibly a rrr requirement cuts. just looking at that. ultimately it is going to be all about the size and scope of what they're trying to do. the makeup of the stimulus measures and to see if they work should one of the pillars of the economy needs to be pointed out -- to be sorted out and i'm talking property. yvonne: that is what you're seeing domestically in china. the market reaction is not

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india and the united states is of critical importance. we need to be working with all of our allies in the region, japan, korea, taiwan, thailand, philippinesaustralia, new zealand and india. i think it obviously speaks volumes to the fact that you see so many of the largest ceos of our country attending tonight's state dinner. we have a joint session of congress at 4:00 to listen to prime minister modi's remarks and i think they are critical as we look to combat the threat from china. neil: you're quite right to understand that india connection, congressman, because in the case of google, of indian descent, nadella be part indian decent. i wonder if this is a time to close off china. china is not helpful in other matters. related military defense items from russia. we'll offer them some stuff with a message i think, sir, buy from us, not from them but they're not solid friends here. they're not reliable friends. i'm just wondering are they just deemed better friends than certainly china would be? >> well look there is no question in the indo-pacific many of our allies have relied on china and russia over the years for you know imports and

ubs is in talks to keep dozens of senior credit suisse dealmakers in korea, thailand, vietnam and indiaoes not include china where the final number will depend on discussions with regulators. >> we will be watching property stocks when trading starts in mainland china and hong kong. with official said to be working on new measures to support the sector, our chief china market correspondence joins us now, we already saw the jump in the chinese yuan against you on dollar in chinese adrs as well from our exclusive reporting could we expect a bump in china trading as well? >> yes, exactly. the news broke after the close of trade in hong kong and mainland china. we did see up until the close property stocks rallying on friday so we could see a continuation of that today. the news is really that beijing is basically listening and looking at the data, aware of the fact that all of the measures -- those 16 point measures introduced late last year to put a floor on the housing market, are not working or are not as effective as expected. we are looking at reducing downpayments. it is a demand sid

ubs is in talks to keep dozens of dealmakers in korea, thailand, vietnam and india.de china with the final number will depend on discussions with regulator spirit meanwhile, ubs may indeed delete delay releasing second-quarter results until the end of august. the bank is due to report its earnings on the 25th of july but the financial times claims that complexities need to be resolved after the emergency takeover of credit suisse and has on finalize details about government support and the banks different accounting systems. tata has signed an agreement to set up a gigafactory for manufacturing lithium iron cells. the estimated initial investment is around $1.6 billion for an ev battery plant a web production capacity of 20 gigawatts hours. the state government says it will generate 13,000 jobs. let's pivot to apple which is set to announced a mixed reality headset later monday in the worldwide developers conference likely to be named the reality pro or x are appropriate the headset will be an ultra premium device made of glass, carbon fiber, and aluminum. it blends

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and reopen trade relationships with japan, south korea, philippines, india, talk about thailand, talk about vietnam, brazil, i think that makes this a lot more tractable than we make it out to be. it's achievable, yes it will involve some willingness to make a sacrifice, but if we are willing to make it, i don't think xi jinping will go the distance of calling that bluff. >> john: at the beginning you said you are concerned about the partnership and you need to drive a wedge through it. you said yesterday one of the ways you would try to drive a wedge through it is make some concessions to putin on ukraine. you brought up neville chamberlain, he tried to do it with hitler, it don't work very well. why would it work better with putin? >> if we can disrupt the german-japan alliance, we would have done that if we could. reverse maneuver what nixon did with mao. he is not a paragon of democracy, i don't trust putin any more than nixon trusted mao, but putin is the new mao. move from the bilateral international order that favors china to an international order. >> john: talk about making c

pride celebrations are taking place in thailand — with prospects the government could pass a same sex marriage law. india's cause and people responsible for the country's worst train crash in more than two decades have been identified. it's believed there was an issue with the electronic safety system regulating signals.

india has placed a heat wave along with other countries like thailand and bangladesh.bigger strain on the electricity grid. there will be a lot of people looking to power their air-conditioners, irrigation pumps. there could be possible droughts, i did all depends on the severity of el niÑo. there was some modeling done recently by scientists about the 1997 el niÑo. that at that led to 5.7 trillion dollars in lost gdp. when you take that into account, it could be big. haslinda: how do yukon term that? -- how do you counter that? >> it is very difficult to counter el niÑo because it is cyclical and it comes around. because it is cyclical, governments can prepare. you can prepare in various ways. but you can only prepare as much as possible. you can stockpile grain. but the problem is the world is getting warmer and that is primarily due to greenhouse gases and climate change. there is only so much you can do. we could possibly make a grim new master in the warmest temperatures ever for the world. the last major el niÑo event in 2015 coincided with the hottest record tem

india has since called the assertions a lie. still staying in asia. it's been exactly a month since thailand frontrunner to become the country's next prime minister is now facing a probe that could disqualify him. 0pposition parties swept to a landslide win last month and their attempts to form a new government look set to face resistance in the face of a military—appointed senate. galvin chia is with natwest markets and he explains how the political uncertainty is playing out with investors. i think there is an element where investors are uncertain or cautious about the potential effects of the election. i think that is withholding some of the optimism around some of the tight markets in particular. it's notjust about this domestic environment but the global in environment. what was inflation do? what would the investment climate be like? what's our market sensibilities like? ., , ., what's our market sensibilities like? ., ., like? those are coming together at this time- _ like? those are coming together at this time. you _ like? those are coming together at this time. you just _ like? tho

as of now i think most asian central banks have returned to a pause, asean and india in particular. in thailand, but rest of the central banks have entered a pause. haidi: always great to chat with you, rhadika. we have more coming up when it comes one thing central banks. we hear exclusively from the malaysian central-bank assistant governor later on thursday. shery: ray dalio saying the u.s. is at the start of a big cycle debt crisis with too much debt and too few buyers. the founder of bridgewater associates spoke exclusively to us at the bloomberg best conference. >> in my opinion, we are at the beginning of a very classic late cycle debt crisis when the supply and demand gap, when you are producing too much debt, and you have also a shortage of buyers, what is happening now is we have to sell all of this debt , do you have enough buyers? there are changes now in terms of the quantities in the world that are being held by large investors around the world that have lost money in these treasury bonds and so on, and then there are geopolitical changes having an effect. some countries are worri

thailand, hong kong , china and turkmenistan in the group indonesia, macao , afghanistan and saudi arabia in the group mongolia , nepal, south korea and vietnam in the group. group d of tajikistan india, palestine and myanmar in group bahrain, kuwait, brunei darussalam and east timor in fc uzbekistan, cambodia, malaysia and iraq in group and chinese taipei, japan and australia in group a of the qualifying stage of the asian nations cup will compete against each other according to the schedule announced by iran's national futsal team. on the 15th day of mehr, he will face the maldives in his first match, then on the 17th and 19th of mehr respectively , he will host the group c games tomorrow . playing football is not a new thing , and maybe there are players who have fame or even money in football . they are facing the edges of b the end that a professional football player has done will take away the smoke from saghar to their own eyes . some, like mujahid khadhiravi, have become non-football fans, and some of them, like payam sadeghian , entered the world of betting, a talent who could be one of the bright stars of the green rectangle. countless have always bite pleasant for operator

thailand. opening to the downside quite considerably. .7% of 1% in the red. nifty futures coming off these record highs for the market there as we also look at what is happening in india. the rupee is steady. let's have a look at china phosphorus lenders and how they have been cutting rates by a smaller amount than many analysts were expecting. david is here. some expected a bigger cut, especially for the five-year. why did they deliver a bigger cut? >> the thing is that i understand why people were expecting a bigger cut because people thought that would help to lift the sentiment in the housing market, which is needed in the economy. on the other hand, banks want to manage two things. one is the profitability. they want to keep a relatively stable interest margin. they want to -- i think authorities want to balance between stabilizing the housing market and avoiding a stimulating another bubble in the housing market. haslinda: the market seems to be eager to see the policies. but the policies or perhaps a little too late. >> yes. to be honest, last friday when the state council released the signal they were making some research on the potential supportive policies,

to china and were looking for ways to sell that against countries like india, korea as the ship narrative is changing and thailandthank you so much, we greatly appreciate that with td securities. we have such an informed audience. just extraordinary. jason just kills it as he adds values from oslo to bergen. there is a new tax on salmon in norway. this is a huge deal. it split the country into. it's a substantial tax on agriculture of this enormous business in norway and you can't look at the salmon inflation as discrete. lisa: i wonder what happened to all the taxes that were placed into certain imports? tom: ask christian friedland of canada, she will tell you. thank you jason, he has a phd in fish from the university of maine. standard reports 500, -6/10 percent. lisa: does the fed matter or does it not matter? we heard from mark mccormack, not so much. look at the data. but which data? tom: i'm going back to first principles here. it's an original set of beliefs, and this leads up to our conversation with adam posen. the theories that we construct our belief sets like dr. posen or me. our theories are being t

thailand, i think 200,000 people were hospitalized. more than 8 million people a year die. respiratory problems due to burning fossil fuels. but the pandemic happened suddenly in northern india. there were a lot of communities that could see the himalayas for the first time in decades. and there's subtle things like subtle losses, like not being able to the mountains that have been there for millions of years suddenly have become invisible because we burn fossil fuels, things like that, like you. and there's bigger things. but i think changing criteria, our sense of what wealthy, what matters, who we are, what need, even who we means may be, a we that includes people who are historically excluded in the global south, in the south pacific, maybe a way that includes all living beings. and so the story is also, as well as the energy system is of the work. and part of what thelma and i wanted to put a book together about an accessible book a book that unlike most of the books i see on climate would be really inviting to newcomers whether because you've overwhelmed by, you know, all the out there or because you're 17 and, you know, probably haven't been reading the news for a rea