was assistant rofessor south korea. that was assistant professor at _ south korea. sistant professor at the school i south korea. that was assistant professor at the school of i south korea. that was assistant professor at the school of earth | south korea. that was assistant i professor at the school of earth and environmental sciences at seoul national university. thank you so much. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme — canadian police lay murder charges against two men who remain on the run, after ten people were stabbed to death in saskatchewan. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! the difficult decision we reached i together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 p

korea that we at least all have how well known is this in south korea itself. know the fact that it's not so well known. so it's south korea is unfortunate because it has been an extremely well known story inside the country ever since the case. so 1st in 1987, and i'm sure you know the details of the horrific abuse so hurt by those who had to stay in this facility, not to mention any people died. and as a result on, there was a great deal of media publicity in the eighty's, anybody here in the ninety's and was made the story even more shocking. so here is the fact that the perpetrators of this crime will i really very lightly on and the founder of the facility and even when on to continue doing so called charity work after he was released from prison. and the family continues to maintain substantial fortune. to ride from this there's so many aspects to this, but as you are going to say, the case already have come to light in 1987. what confounds me is that it's taken until last month for this call for an apology to be issued. why has it taken so

there, after all, there is some part of russian technology there, accordingly, it is possible that south korea of directly confronting the russian federation because, well, it's a pity, until this state has disappeared from the face of the earth, north korea will also leave, if you from the kremlin have not disappeared from the face of the earth either, then probably south korea is in no hurry there, you know, to arrange for yourself some too big eh well, let's not call risky operations from the other side like that what about some of these types of leaks well, most likely it will be some single such single leak and even if , let's say, our american allies are negotiating with the south koreans to sell us something hm, so urgent and necessary it is obvious that this is also the prospect of such deliveries, you will have about a year and they will also take place. well, let's say so, not publicly, because one out of three if and it looks like it is a matter of immediately receiving weapons for 3 billion dollars from south korea, but for now it is better. well, do not create inflated expectation

south korea. the 2nd city. what's worth is that it will coincide with a high tide. so given the storm surge, that will be accompanying this typhoon and also the bands of rain because this storm system is hundreds of kilometer across people. here are expecting quite extensive flooding. they all bracy for the work better. how do use and she won, and i've had my boat for 15 years and it's my 1st time lifting it out of the water . they say this typhoon is going to be different than the others, hip water and gas in terms of destructive power. people are comparing this typhoon with typhoon mammy, back in 2003, which is remembered here for having caused widespread destruction and also resulting in a number of death. the prediction is that this typhoon will be at least the strongest that possibly setting a record for the korean peninsula. and this comes valley a mug off the record breaking amounts of rain fell on the sol metropolitan area which seems to be further evidence that south korea like so many places around the world, is increasingly facing extreme weather events,

prices of farm produce in particular have shot up in part because of damaging rains and storms that south korea has been experiencing with vegetable prices up more than a quarter compared with last year. i did today, you're out looking for the humble cabbage. the essential ingredient for kim cheese, you could find yourself paying 3 times as much as last you saw. i raised our price is like every one else and people are buying lease. the price of cooking oil has gone up a 100 percent and other ingredient some more expensive. we feel bad, but it's a difficult time for everyone right now. very aware of the importance of this festival, the government has been trying to increase the food supply. i'm looking at different ways of keeping prices down, so that hard price shoppers badly in need of a holiday. don't blame them for an unhappy to soc. now, queen elizabeth former official bank piper says her dad feels like a loss within his own family. it's gotten that and he served in the role from 2015 to 2019 says you'll always remember the queen's humanity. sh allen fish has worn out from sterling in scotl

you know that i should, these things all periodically sort of upset us, particularly when some kind of diplomatic thing is occurring in a region. there's a u. s. aircraft carrier in south korea right now for exam one, you mentioned that the vice president is coming. so this is kind of in line with their behavior. what would it far you miss out from a summary? what, what difference would that make to look chris capability? yes, so that's actually a pretty big step. they managed to pull it off and i think this is one of the reasons why they've hinted at it, but it's kind of interesting and i struggle with it. and the big advantages, of course, are submarine is that, you know, it's under water and basically go wherever you want, right? harder, that's much harder to track them. you know, land based missiles. there's only so many places are created that they can go in are not that large, right? so we have pretty good us and you can have pretty good satellite coverage over here and we can track stuff reasonably well, right? if you put things on around, you can build, you know, defense around that hardnet, but still that's pretty difficult because the opponent knows where it is. ds

prices of farm produce in particular have shot up in part because of damaging brains and storm that south korea has been experiencing with vegetable prices up more than a quarter compared with last year. i did today, you're out looking for the humble cabbage. the essential ingredient for kim cheese, you could find yourself paying 3 times as much as last you saw how yeah, we've raised our price is like every one else and people are buying lease. the price of cooking oil has gone up, a 100 percent and other ingredients are more expensive. we feel bad, but it's a difficult time for everyone right now. very aware of the importance of this festival, the government has been trying to increase the food supply. i'm looking at different ways of keeping prices down, so that hod price shoppers badly in need of a holiday. don't blame them for an unhappy to suck. now the economy may be slowing down, but it's not stopping americans from dressing up with cells of clothes soaring, christmas looming reports ah, big hats and bold colors kicked off new york fashion week. designer christians seriana, choosing the

heart because of damaging rains and storm that south korea has been experiencing with vegetable prices up more than a quarter compared with last year. i did today, you're out looking for the humble cabbage. the essential ingredient for kim chee. you could find yourself paying 3 times as much as lost to. so i raised our price is like every one else and people are buying lease. the price of cooking oil has gone up a 100 percent and other ingredients are more expensive. we feel bad, but it's a difficult time for everyone right now. very aware of the importance of this festival, the government has been trying to increase the food supply. i'm looking at different ways of keeping prices down. so that hard press shoppers badly in need of a holiday. don't blame them for an unhappy to soc. ah. is a great look at our main stories is our now and 2 days after his mother's death came charles, the 3rd has been proclaimed the new sovereign of the united kingdom. ancient ceremony held at saint james's palace was broadcast, live on television for the 1st time. during our poignant and somber meeting of

prices of farm produce in particular have shot up in part because of damaging rains and storm that south korea has been experiencing with vegetable prices up more than a quarter compared with last year. i did today, you're out looking for the humble cabbage. the essential ingredient for kim cheek. you could find yourself paying 3 times as much as last you saw how yeah, we raised our prices like every one else and people are buying lease. the price of cooking oil has gone up, a 100 percent and other ingredients are more expensive. we feel bad, but it's a difficult time for every one right now. very aware of the importance of this festival, the government has been trying to increase the food supply. i'm looking at different ways of keeping prices down, so that hard press shoppers badly in need of a holiday. don't blame them for an unhappy to soc. 5 people have died in new zealand when a bought bird watching boat capsized reportedly after colliding with a while. 6 survivors were pulled from the water near the south island town of kai, colder the towns mer told, local media that a whale may have c

that was happening in the metropolitan area. luckily, this typhoon doesn't hit around metropolitan of south korea. ond largest city of south korea. that is busan. this time, too, the trajectory is not very unique. after it turns from the northwestern �*s ghost the northwestern coast of the pacific ocean, and then our weather forecast has been forecasted very well. a lot of people have prepared very well to promote, and also, there are several other people who give a lot of warnings before it is hitting so that you don't have a lot of damage at the moment. however, the intensity and the magnitude of the rainfall is one of the most violent typhoons that is hitting right now in the southeast coast of south korea. professor at the school of earth and you are my —— environment of sciences. to the us now where, in a rare legal victory for donald trump, a court has ordered furtherjudicial oversight of materials taken from his florida home during an fbi search last month. an official called a special master will carry out a review of the documents seized by agents. 0ur north america correspondent, gary 0'd

that is just only one example. you have vera lind nationalism in russia as you have seen in ukraine. it north korea you have it, you even see elements of that in our allies in south korea and japan. you have nationalistic feelings. we presumed that the turn of the 20th century that economics, trade -- that economics would maintain peace. but the arms race and the virulent nationalism in europe created a world war. if north korea went nuclear, you can sweettalk in tokyo all you want, there's no way the japanese would ever feel comfortable depending on the u.s. against a north korea nuclear capability because of history, nationalism and other issues. i think south korea would feel obligated and then i think taiwan would feel obligated. i do not think we would get through the next 30 years without a nuclear war. mr. clapper: well, you know, i respect your point of view. i would simply observe that the north koreans already have the bomb. that is a fact. in fact, their --that you have a nuclear, i do not think we get through the next 30 years about a nuclear war. >> well, no, i respect your point of view. i would simply observe that north koreans have them all. that

south korea. she's meeting with president you soup you'll and later will tool the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea. russia says it's launched the terrorism investigation of damage to its north stream gas pipelines in the baltic sea. moscow also called for a meeting of the un security council. the un nato say the gas leaks were caused by sabotaged, protested. have clashed with police in haiti on the 3rd day of a national strike by the transport union against gas price hikes. people have been demanding a premier, the aerial only resign since he announced to cut to fuel subsidies earlier this month. but it's like from miami at florida is lot on lemme t as a former prime minister of haiti. thanks. thanks for being with us. so we know haiti has had all kinds of problems of the last few years, but how did this, how did things get to this point? there? this is, grayson has words and in the past week, due to government decision to double the price of gasoline and diesel on the market, the people are living a very difficult financial situation. there's a lot of poverty, and overnight

this is the americans want to hear that said that the south koreans, as the other major ally and that's part of the world are also on board. the south korea. it is slightly more complicated because it has much closer trade links with china. it also knows that china is, holds a great influence over north korea. so south koreans, even where the conservative administration now empowered, they don't want to anger beijing. but it has to be said that they have been seeking close military ties with the united states forces. in fact, that the there is underway just off the east coast of the korean peninsula. this visit by the ronald reagan strike group. this is the u. s. carrier undergoing joint exercises with the south great kinds of outside the 1st time that that is happens in 5 years undone. specifically with the state admission of showing the result in the face of renewed threats from your career protest. this have clashed with police in haiti on the 3rd day of a national strike by the transport union against gas price hikes. people have been demanding the prime minister ariel re resigned since he announced the cut to fuel subsidies earlier t

south korea. the 2nd city. what's worth is that it will coincide with a high tide. so given the storm surge, that will be accompanying the typhoon and also the bands of rain because this storm system is hundreds of kilometer across people. here are expecting quite extensive flooding. they all bracy for the work better. how do use and she one and i've had my boat for 15 years and it's my 1st time lifting it out of the water. they say this typhoon is going to be different than the others hip on. i don't get, in terms of destructive power, people are comparing this typhoon with typhoon mammy, back in 2003, which is remembered here for having caused widespread destruction and also resulting in a number of death. the prediction is that this type food will be at least as strong as that possibly setting a record for the korean peninsula of this valley. a mug off the record breaking amounts of rain fell on the sol metropolitan area, which seems to be further evidence that south korea like so many places around the world, is increasingly facing extreme weather events. and he

prices of farm produce in particular have shot up in part because of damaging rains and storms that south korea has been experiencing with vegetable prices up more than a quarter compared with last year. i did today, you're out looking for the humble cabbage. the essential ingredient for kim cheese, you could find yourself paying 3 times as much as last you saw how yeah, we've raised our prices like everyone else and people are buying lease. the price of cooking oil has gone up a 100 percent and other ingredients, a more expensive. we feel bad, but it's a difficult time for everyone right now. very aware of the importance of this festival, the government has been trying to increase the food supply. i'm looking at different ways of keeping prices down so that hard press shoppers badly in need of a holiday. don't blame them for an unhappy to suck and still had her an out 0. got sports cutter officially opening its last and biggest will come venue or will be hit with that ah, when the news breaks here on here more intense wildfires that the best case scenario is this when people need to be hi and

key-under performers will listen, and now we have begun to list in in fact, we were convinced that south koreaost like that, especially k-pop has conquered almost the entire e world and, by the way, i am now i remember that even our belarusian producer had a hand in korean k-pop yes. do you remember visiting us? uh, music producer armston? yes, artyom , of course, and just recently you know, or in june. uh, before the collapse of uh, the k-pop project bts released an ontology, which included a track by our belarusian music producer. that's cool. so there are still prospects, perhaps soon there will be not just a south korean exhibition in london but still with a hint of a long-term perspective. by the way, the clip is written by gangnam style which opens the london exposition for 10 years has gained more than four and a half billion views. just think about this figure in general, they seem to say that even this record has not been broken by anyone, as far as i know, because it is impossible. this is a viral video. understand? you as soon as you turn it on. you already automatically begin to da

the death toll from a typhoon that hit south korea has risen to 10.ocal media showed rescuers recovering bodies from a flooded car park, but the recue team also discovered two survivors who huddled in an air pocket for 14 hours. the storm swept through the coastal city and the south of the country on tuesday. in the u.k., newly appointed prime minister liz truss has taken to her full first day on the job with an inaugural cabinet meeting and questions in parliament. in her first speech as prime minister she promised to tackling hills of challenges including public sector unrest and soaring energy prices. reporter: walking into a multipronged crisis. but the u.k.'s fourth prime minister in six years is undeterred. >> we will transform britain into an aspiration nation with high-paying jobs, safe streets, and where everyone everywhere as the opportunities they deserve. i will take action this day and action every day to make it happen. reporter: despite her optimism, truss acknowledged urgent measures are needed to deal with soaring costs that are fueli

south and north korea. south korea to demonstrate and show its commitment security and defence and a message to north korea thatgain is committed to the south korean defence and it will not tolerate and accept north korean provocations. but we are already seeing this provocations in it doesn't look like pyongyang is backing down. it doesn't and that will be a challenge and homework so to speak for both the united states and south korea and evenjapan on how to deal with north korea. how to stop, prevent them from future complications and the biggest challenge has been notjust stopping weapons tests but trying to bring north korea back to the dialogue table. so i think vice president harris�* trip is important. notjust among the political leadership but the united states ending its military hardware as you saw. a visit in the port city and engaged in bilateral naval engagement. both a political message and a security message. that the united states has south korea and japan's back when it comes to north korea but also china. i was just going to ask you about china because that is such a big player in this part of

i don't know that japan and the other countries that, ah, and south korea that the host are basis, want to get involved in a war in china that that's a really good point. let me go to martin right now that it the, you know, the, the, the entangling alliances, the u. s. has, which is inherently dangerous. you know, if there is an attack on pan, then that's one thing. if there's an attack on australia, it's another thing like taiwan is a very different thing because even the us recognizes that taiwan is part of china. that it is the very basis of establishing diplomatic relations back and 79 martin, go ahead. oh, well, i don't. i don't think don't, i don't personally, i don't think that going for war and i'll stand aside to with your other committees . i think the looking for a state of emergency. and i think this is going to be a huge public relations exercise where the heart but martin that, that, that's what the us in these hot heads want. but chinese may react very, very differently to that. don't lose me. yes, this is a was a great danger. that was great, genji knew crane with russia

era, of course, all soviet historians and political scientists said that the south koreans attacked you first. here, and north korea, defended itself , but repeat. now it's not so important. the main thing is that this is a war, in fact. she became not only the war between the two parts of the korean peninsula, which is still in a conflict situation in which the korean war still cannot resolve this conflict. it was a proxy war. that is the so-called proxy of everything in fact. it was a battle between east and west between the soviet union and the united states of america, and there is such a detail that is quite interesting. so the americans acted. not alone, along with him , a number of other countries spoke, presumably the war on the side of the united states entered australia new zealand thailand great britain from the point of view of diplomatic activity, it should be noted that the big mistake on the part of soviet diplomacy was ignoring the platform of the un security council. that the united states of america was able to actually push through its decision to conduct a peacekeeping operation, in which a unit

already docking in south korea for those drills. >> speaking of the timing here, vice president kamala harris is expected to be in south korea in the coming days. >> reporter: that's right. harris is expected to meet with the south korean president. he's made it clear he wants to get tough on north korea. what's not clear is whether pyongyang is willing to return to the negotiation table. any recent attempts for nuclear talks have failed. whit? >> thanks, britt. >>> we turn to the war in ukraine as rlosiod of people desperate to flee the country and avoid the draft. abc's tom soufi burridge joins us from kyiv. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. shocking images out of russia overnight with police beating and kicking protesters demonstrating against the kremlin's new military draft. more than 700 people arrested in protests in more than 30 russian cities according to human rights activists. this while russian men continue to leave russia to avoid the draft. now unconfirmed reports russia could soon ban fighting-age men from leaving the country. overnight president zelenskyy appealing to new russian conscripts saying if they surrender they'll be trea

we actually heard from the south korea office that just last week, their national security department -- they believed the summary launched test might be coming up from north korea. this is one of the preventative exercises that the three nations are carrying out at this point. the meeting and the visit of self -- it did go through the zone between north and south korea. it is an area where presidents and vice presidents traditionally go to show the defense commitment that the united states has for south korea. there is an observation post. she looked through binoculars into north korea and said, quote, it is something to actually see this with your own eyes. she will also address the launches from north korea saying that they have indeed a stabilizing effect. >> thank you so much. >>> time as president has made a second appearance this week, putting to rest internet rumors about his political downfall. ♪ ♪ >>> on friday, he honor the people who died for the establishment of the mount ida. earlier, he was absent from the public eye for days, which led to online speculation that he may

we are watching korea and the supertype that hit south korea has exited but the damage is done.isruptions they are today. posco down 1%. the kospi a little higher. the one some strength. paul: markets in australia have just opened for trade and we have a staggered open across stocks that open in alphabetical order so it is difficult to get a read this early but we appeared to be in positive territory. building on the reasonably positive day. right now material sectors are performing well on the asx. the aussie dollar is fairly stable, pushing a little high against the greenback. not a lot of move in the 10 year. the big event we are watching today, reserve bank of australia is expected to add another very -- add another 50 basis points that would take it to 2.35% and there is no end in sight to the tightening cycle as yet. yvonne: we will see how it plays out for australia. inflation, housing market, joining us is an investment advisor. how is your conversation with clients these days? what are some questions were getting in terms of volatility? >> a lot of clients have asked if

the death toll from a typhoon that head south korea has written to 10 local media, showed rescue as recovering bodies from a flood of cop hog. the rescue team also discovered 2 survivors who'd huddled in an air pocket for 14 hours. the storm swept through the coastal city of po, hang, and the south of the country on tuesday. pakistan's prime minister says parts of his country, i just like a c following devastating monsoon floods shape as sharif was speaking after he visited the southern province of sind. that's way authorities as struggling to prevent pakistan's largest fresh water light from overflowing. workers have breached a dike of lake mansion to try to control the waters, but it means nearby villages have been inundated for more densely populated areas have been spared. for now. pakistan's largest, fresh water lake keeps getting bigger. fed by months of rain, lake mon shore and southern pakistan is close to overflowing, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the area at risk. if breach occurs over here. so wholesale and city it will be dawn. so this address ship is stuff we are tryi

is that changing your view when it comes to markets south korea?think emerging markets as a whole are still going to have a difficult six months. in korea, i think we are starting to see some of the -- stocks have a massive correction. some of the hardest are having a difficult time as well. i think we want to be looking at defensive sectors like tobacco. maybe some of the crayon banks -- korean banks. it may be too early for korean tech to take a big overweight. we should start to look but i think more of the value is in banks and consumers and curry up. haidi: you -- in korea. haidi: we heard from micron overnight, that forecast suggesting the slump will continue to deepen. do you see what the capitalist will be in terms of a turnaround for this sector? >> there may be still -- to go in terms of fundamentals. recession is not get up on us and develop markets. the markets are looking forward because typically -- stocks with approach -- value or maybe -- [indiscernible]>> also the geopolitical discount because of north korea. they fired a couple of

also called for more cooperation with asian countries, with the death toll from a typhoon that head south korea has risen to 10 local media, showed rescue as recovering bodies from a flooded ca park for the rescue. tame also discovered to survive as who'd huddled in an air pocket for 14 hours. the storm swept through the coastal city of ho hang on the south of the country on tuesday. pakistan's prime minister says parts of his country uh, just like his c following devastating monsoon floods. shabbas sharif was speaking of the, he visited the southern province of sind. that's where authorities struggling to prevent pakistan's largest lake from overflowing. workers have breached to dyke of lake men chances to try to control the waters. but a mains nearby villages have been inundated, while more densely populated areas have been spared. for now. these people are fleeing. the largest leak in pakistan has so much their homes. with the league threatening to overflow and genius, breeched embankments to direct the water away from heavily populated 80th. but what did levels 3 mean dangerously high? i do

the death toll from a typhoon that head south korea has risen to 10 local media, showed rescuers recovering bodies from a flooded car park. but the rescue tame also discovered 2 survivors who huddled in an air pocket for 14 hours. the storm swept through the coastal city of ho hang and the south of the country on tuesday. pakistan's prime ministers hes parts of his country are just like a c following devastating monsoon floods. shabbas sharif was speaking after he visited the southern province of sind. that's where all authority are struggling to prevent pakistan's largest fresh water lake from overflowing. workers have breached at dyke of lake vention to try to control the waters. but it means nearby villages have been inundated, while more densely populated areas have been spared. for now, pakistan's largest, fresh water lake keeps getting bigger, said by months of rain, lake man char, in southern pakistan is close to overflowing, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the area at risk. if we tucker over here, so wholesale entity, it, it would be dawn. so the situation is stuff we had

the death toll from a typhoon that hit south korea has risen to 10 local media, showed rescuers. recovering bodies from a flooded car park by the rescue team also discovered 2 survivors who huddled in an air pocket for 14 hours. the storm swept through the coastal city of on the south of the country on tuesday. and the u. s. has started a massive roll out of new coven. 19 vaccines designed for both the original strain of the corona virus and omicron variance government advisors. i said that in addition to the new boosters, it was likely that annual vaccination shots for cove, it would become the norm. similar to regular flu, vaccinations, and german lawmakers have paid tribute to late soviet president, me heil. gorbachev. who died last month at the age of $91.00. the parliamentary president described him as a great liberator who changed germany's history. attributes came as germany's parliament got back down to business after the summer break. the 1st session saw some sharp criticism aimed at chancellor all off shorts, over his policies toward ukraine and russia. the bonus tag began its ses

the death toll from a typhoon that head south korea has risen to 10. local media showed rescuers recovering bodies from the flooded car park. but the rescue team did also discover 2 survivors who had huddled in an air pocket for 14 hours. the storm swept through the coastal city and the south of the country on tuesday or german lawmakers have paid tribute to late soviet president, me heil. gorbachev who died last month at the age of $91.00. the parliamentary president described him as a great liberator who changed germany's history. the tributes came as germany's parliament got back down to business after the summer break. the 1st session saw some sharp criticism aimed at chancellor all our shorts over his policies toward ukraine and russia. the bonus tag began at session commemorating former soviet leader gorbachev, whose policy had ended the cold war and bridge the gap between the soviet union and the west. russian president vladimir putin. renunciation of this path and his war against embattled ukraine has led to the crisis situation that germany an

and the death toll from a typhoon that hid south korea has risen to 10 local media, showed rescuers recovering bodies from a flooded car park. but the rescue team also discovered 2 survivors who huddled in an air pocket for 14 hours. the storm swept through the coastal city of po on and the south of the country on tuesday. and the united kingdom, nearly appointed prime minister list trust has taken to our 1st full day and the job with an inaugural cabinet meeting and questions and parliament. and her 1st speech as prime minister, as she promised to tackle a host of challenges including the cost of living crisis, public sector unrest and soaring energy prices walking into a multi pronged crisis. but the you case, 4th prime minister in 6 years is undeterred. we will transform britain into an aspiration nation with high paying jobs, safe streets, and where everyone, everyone has the opportunities they deserve. i will take action this day, an auction every day to make it happen as prime. and despite her optimism, trust, acknowledged, urgent measures are needed to deal with soaring costs that are f

south korea. she's meeting with president, you suck you all and later will toward a demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea. russia says it's launched a terrorism investigation over damage to its north stream gas pipelines and the baltic sea moscow's also called for a meeting of the un security council. b. u and nato said a gas leaks were caused by sabotage you commission president ursula, one to lay and has announced fresh sanctions on russia in response to what the you cause sham referendums in the 4 regions of ukraine, russian back authority say the results of the vote show people overwhelmingly back joining the russian federation. iran's president ibrahim or he says, the death of master armine has saddened every one, but one chaos won't be accepted as violent protest spread. demonstrations have been taking place across iran for almost 2 weeks. 22 year old woman died on the 16th of september after being held by the so called morality. police protested have class with the police in haiti on the 3rd day of a national strike by the transport union against gas price hikes. people have

trying to do with the new president coming in and fostering innovation in a way that is not only restricted to south koreayou are here because you want to expand that to other countries. >> right. until now, the korean government has eroded accelerator status to be a global venture. until then, most of the unicorn countries it's just a domestic based unicorn. to extend their market, after i became minister, i tried to make a global unicorn. i tried to match with tech like google or microsoft. i met them and we talk about how to -- accelerating the korean status for the global unicorn. shery: for a long time, you have been trying to help foster start. i know that a lot of your students -- talk to us about the environment right now because the economic challenges are there. there's inflation, funding drying up as well because of tightened the quiddity conditions. how is that affecting the environment? >> korea is in the middle of hard times nowadays as with many countries. housing price, the payment, everybody is in pain because of repayment to the bank. in korean history, we are used to facing risk and har

south korea. she is meeting with president union suki all. and later we'll talk demilitarize on that separates north and south korea . rob mcbride as more from pads you in south korea. the last major leadership visit to the dmc, of course, was back in 2019 when that was president. donald trump famously between the blue huts marching up to the line, shaking hands with kim jong, run, stepping across into north korea. those were during those heavy days when there was that all the talk was of a possible, a breathtaking break through north korea was going to give up its nuclear arsenal. and all the rest i think is an indication of just how far the relations have slipped backwards. that are to day when a harris visits the dmc, she is likely to follow a much more standard, a protocol standard visit a probably meeting a with a different service personnel appearing across into the north. a russia says it's launched a terrorism investigation of damage to its nor stream gas pipelines in the baltic sea. the e u. a nato say the gas leaks were caused by sabotage. you commission president, nurse la

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what did you say, and for for example, it’s surprising to me that countries like south korea clap theirands and support such documents, they don’t condemn, and the shelling that is being carried out at the station, although there are dozens in south korea, and the military-political situation in the region is extremely difficult, but, despite this, south korea supports such documents, so i would like to see developed principles, which the countries followed, but it seems that we are still far from the fact that even such an official dialogue means but ideas to develop in this regard, of course, the time has come. or even we are late to it, because the risks associated with military operations or, let's say, the shelling of dangerous nuclear facilities. they are certainly great, but the questions of a complete layman, but in general, any nuclear power plant is not specific, in general, to what extent it provides for such risks during its design, construction, modern plants are being designed. uh, based on the fact that a large passenger plane can fall on them and that this, yes, the stat

we understand that the presidential office here in south korea was briefed by the national security officebmarine launch ballistic missiles. cats could be fairly eminent from north korea. so this particular naval drill is an anti submarine naval drill. so really when you put all of those issues together, when you have such a high profile visit to south korea, to the region, and you also have these drills, with the uss, ronald reagan, a nuclear powered aircraft, carrier, in the region. these are all elements that even on their own, would irritate pyongyang. so the speculation is certainly right. these misaligned chants were related and were seen as a signal that they were not happy about what was happening. john? >> there's a lot happening to the northern pyongyang, so we do appreciate the update. >> thank you for watching cnn newsroom. my colleague and friend, live in hong kong, after a quick break. thanks for watching. h hundreds of desesign options. bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultatation. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of

countries are expected, the most numerous from china, india, kazakhstan, and , notably, from japan, south korea, that tokyo and shoun, there will be a sanction, but business intends to maintain constructive relations. the key international direction of all six thematic blocks of the forum is building new economic ties, including logistics . alternative division of labor and energy supplies for russia this year the theme of development, domestic production, which will be discussed, including with eastern partners ready for cooperation, plays a crucial role . vladimir putin's speech at the forum is expected on september 7. the eastern economic forum is not just a platform for discussions. business business agreements are concluded there in 2017, their total value was 2.5 trillion rubles. well, for example, in the twenty-first it exceeded 3.5 trillion, and this is only taking into account those subjects that are not commercial secrets. foreign business, leaving russia should not be able to sell his assets expensively , the deputy minister of finance said about this interview to our tv channel, alexei mo

south korea. >> vice president kamala harris arrived in south korea for the last leg of her four-day visit to asia. she paid a visit to the demilitarize zone that. it is to demonstrate america's commitment to its asian allies. >> trevor: well played, kamala, well played. if there's one way to remind people you exist, it's to stand at the border between north and south korea. now everyone knows your name. it's the same way no one knew i existed in high school, nobody, until the day i streaked naked across the football field. from then on, everyone knew one-testicle trev was in our school. they knew me. they all knew me. because this is such a major moment on vice president harris' trip, we go live to our very own ronny chieng. who is in the demilitarize zone. ronny, how is it going over there? >> it's going very well. thanks so much for sending me here. great assignment. not racist at all. anyway, vice president was just here, and she just walked up to the border with giant binoculars and stared at north korea like a geopolitical pervert. honestly, trevor, i don't get it. why is she here? why am i here? why is anybody here? what are you guys loo

bnp paribas also noted that china, south korea, and india are also showing downgrades. is goldman sachs sees more downside pain in asia there is an and center in economic -- uncertain economic outlook. markets are likely to see downward revision. weakness and manufacturing exports are drags on the countries. goldman is more upbeat over southeast asia, countries including indonesia backing the global equities slump. let's take a quick look at how apple suppliers. apple made an announcement that the iphone 14 and a number of other products. apple is little changed after hours. same story for qualcomm and texas instruments, the only mover there, but not a lot -- a huge amount of change. the same could potentially be said for the products unveiled themselves. from the event in apple, bob o'donnell, the chief analyst at tech analysis research. we have gotten rather accustomed to apple blowing our minds in the past. do they still do this? what is your take away from the products? bob: look, they were incremental improvements. most of these are things to be expected. we saw im

south and north korea and mid height intentions. harris earlier held talks with south korea's president june, so kill when they condemned north korea's nuclear rhetoric. rub mcbride reports from packaging in south korea. that goes into these. we're following in the footsteps of many us leaders before her vice president carmella harris on the heavily fortified dmc border separating the 2 careers touring the famous blue huts at the penman, john truce village where an armistice signed in 1953 ended the korean war looking into north career itself, with relation soured once more. in a region of growing tensions. in the north, we see a brutal dictatorship ramp in human rights violations, and an unlawful weapons program that threatens peace and stability. the united states and the world seek a stable and peaceful korean peninsula where the dpr, okay, is no longer a threat. paris to asia to italy, state funeral in oklahoma. prime minister sions, obey indicating importance of relations with its ally, japan as a counter to the growing strength of china in sol, she met with president units o p. o, hoping for the same level of continued cooperation for 7 decades. the alliance between the united states and the republic

senior official to visit, it is a show of friendship to south korea, the strengthening of the alliance between the u.s. and south korea, and that widened. the vice president herself as a big diplomatic chance. we are reminded of uphold it out from the washington post showing a majority of democrats would prefer someone other than joe biden on the top of the ticket in 2024. that is certainly in the back of everybody's mind, defense concerns these economic concerns about boosting the economic and key materials in the u.s. supply chain, those are on the top of everyone's mind. haidi: car deputy bureau chief. let's get you a check of the business headlines. a rideshare or says it expects revenue to grow sharply as profitability -- the company used its first investor day to forecast a 49% growth in 2023. >> there is excitement. we're being cautious, but the budget in southeast asia is one of excitement and people are continuing to take advantage of economies reopening. haidi: coming up next, we discussed china's economy and find out why they see emerging inflation risks. more on that in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is dayb

countries are expected, the most numerous from china, india, kazakhstan, and, notably, from japan, south korea, thateoul, impose sanctions, but business intends to maintain constructive relations, a key international the direction of all six thematic blocks of the forum for building new economic ties, including logistics, an alternative division of labor and energy supplies for russia this year, the topic of developing domestic production, which will be discussed, plays the most important role. among the ready-to-cooperate eastern partners, vladimir putin's speech at the uniform is expected on september 7th. eastern economic forum. not just a platform for discussion. there is a business agreement in 2017. them the total estimate was 2.5 trillion rubles , for example, in 21 it exceeded 3.5 trillion. and this is only taking into account those no, which is not a trade secret. the euro and the dollar are becoming a thing of the past , they are no longer conservative savings . alexey moiseev, deputy minister of finance of russia, told our tv channel about this interview. gold noted that it is too heavy a