i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. a high rise commercial complec has opened in tokyo's district. the area is known for its vibrant nightlife and there are hopes the new building will attract foreign tourists. the 225-meter tokyo tower has 48 floors above ground and five under ground levels. none of the floor space is used by corporate offices, which is different from most mix used buildings. instead there is a movie theater, music venues, and many shops. the second floor is home to drinking and dining establishments, which will stay open late to promote what has been called the district's nighttime economy. >> very beautiful. >> it's very beautiful. we like the atmosphere, the music, and the food's very good so far. >> translator: by offering the safest nighttime entertainment facility in japan we will make this an area a place people can enjoy until morning. >> two hotels are scheduled to open next month. one of them is offe

i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. ♪ >>> this is "news line biz" i'm ramin mellegard. a regular delivery service has been launched in tokyo. it caters to customers in rural locations providing food products and household items. these services offered held a kick off event on wednesday. a drone loaded with three pizzas took off during the ceremony and flew at a height of 100 meters. they're conducting so-called level sea flights in which the devices operate ipuninhabited areas and the drones flyover to locations along its banks where customers pick up their orders. the drone carries cargo for seven minutes and landed 2 kilometers away. most were happy to get fresh pizza after a working a day in the field, they said the regular service will bring big changes to local peoples lives. >> translator: we'd like to make it possible for drones to do their deliveries right next to customers. >> the company aims to have four flights and that means the drones

i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. now, the man who led the bank of japan during an era of ultra loose policy has spoken to the media for the last time as the central bank's governor. c he steps down on saturday says although he couldn't achieve the inflation target the trends appear to be moving in the right direction. >> translator: i can say that we have made steady progress towards the sustainable and stable realization of the price stability target. in this way, large scale monetary easing has had various effects, and i think our policy management was appropriate. >> kuroda announced a bold monetary stimulus program in 2014 which he said would lift the inflation rate to 2%. the boj stepped up purchases of japanese government bonds and pumped in liquidity into the system. that continues to prove elusive. >> tralator: it's regrettable that the boj couldn't achieve its 2% price stability target

tokyo's consumer inflation for april was just announced.rices in general are rising including several service sectors. the bank of japan's forecast this time doesn't sit too well, and the inflation forecast on fiscal 2025, which was presented for the first time, doesn't reach the 2% target. so it is a message there is no need to ru to change the policy. >> kato says behind the boj's decision there is a lack of fiscal discipline. >> translator: uedo has indicated his stance that he'll take a very careful approach. i assume that behind this is the fact that relationship with politics is very difficult. the amount of japanese government bonds issued is extremely large, and the bank of japan has bought a great deal of them to support the economy. it'll be difficult for the boj to change its policy from the current one unless it confirms that the economy and prices are quite strong. >> the boj's next moves under ueda will likely draw heightened attention over the next year or two. now let's take a look what's happening in the week ahead. on sund

i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz"mism i'm ramin mellegard. japan's latest inflation figures so that in the past year consumers have been hit with the biggest price jumps in over four decades. price hikes have been especially severe for food and electricity. the internal affairs ministry says the consumer price index for fiscal 2022 was 3% higher than the previous fiscal year. the reading excludes fresh items because weather conditions caused their prices to fluctuate widely. now, this marks the biggest leap since fiscal 1981 when an oil shock was pushing up prices. japan's fiscal year starts april and ends in march. let's look at the index on the monthly level. now, in march the figure rose 3.1% from a year earlier. february marked the same margin of increase. but that was a slow down from january when a 4.2% increase was the biggest in 41 years. one reason for that slow down was government subsidies for household

stay with us in tokyo. paul: bloomberg's global economics and policy editor kathleen hays in tokyo.tick around for our coverage of the boj. we will be speaking with former officials at the central bank as we count down to governor ueda's policy decision. amazon reported strong first-quarter results with its outlook range topping estimates. shares have gone south as executives revealed on the conference call that the growth of the cloud unit is running lower than the first quarter's pace. let's bring in bloomberg's spencer. spencer, amazon was up 12% after hours at one stage. the conference call wrapped up 30 minutes ago. what did they say? spencer: they dropped a bombshell that they kept from us earlier about seo holes. it was cloud computing business. web services are slowing so much in april. they had a pretty good print otherwise for the first quarter. sales were up across the board and they met tech's -- expectations. its advertising business and e-commerce business. so it looked like a really good print, but then they mentioned a slowdown in cloud computing and aftermarket shar

i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. japan's trade deficit widened last year as a weaker yen and soaring energy prices pushed up the value of imports. the finance ministry said thursday the deficit for the year ended in march was about 22 trillion yen or about $161 billion. that is the largest annual gap between exports and imports since comparable data became available in 1979. the value of imports rose to a record. the total climbed more than 30% to about 120 trillion yen. higher prices for crude oil, coal, and liquefied natural gas as well as a depreciating yen drove the increase. exports also reached a record high. they gained 15.5 merse to more than 99 trillion yen. increasing shipments of cars and electric parts such as semiconductors propelled the increase. the ministry also released trade figures for march. the deficit was more than 750 billion yen in the month. japan's trade balance has now b

we are live in tokyo with warren buffett. as you know, warren buffett has preferred omaha over the financial centers of the world he does visit from time to time. that is what he is doing this week he is in tokyo this week first time he has been here in 12 years he has come because he wanted to check in on the five trading houses that berkshire bought a position in back in august of 2020 august 30th, 2020, he announced he accumulated a 5% stake in the five trading houses in japan that is big news, especially in japan, but around the world. the companies on the screen here those are the five major trading houses responsible for so much of the japanese economy. they do everything from importing energy and materials and textiles everything the nation needs for financing for everything beyond that in all places in the economy and including in manufacturing and beyond the five trading houses are known as the sosugosha we knew he bought 5% back in 2020 in november, we found out he bought an additional stake in each company bringing

in tokyo this year, sakura bloomed a week and a half earlier than usual, and the peak fell on a coldd rains, gloomy rainy clouds, not the best fund for admiring flowers in the daytime, but in the evening the backlight turns on in the sakura quarters of the city, and in this form and bad weather for hanami is not a hindrance. the streets of the city turn into colorful tunnels, admire, which you can without leaving the car. although from the point of view of traffic rules to do. this is of course not recommended. beautiful illuminations in iconic places such as, for example, here near the walls of the imperial palace in tokyo appeared relatively recently, all these trees were planted in the late fifties of the last century, according to the conditions. they are not suitable here. they often get sick to monitor their health, which is technically very complex and incredibly expensive, but for the sake of such beauty, the japanese do not spare money. bloom cherry blossom season is a special time when the japanese are allowed to do what is usually tacitly condemned, and sometimes outright

tokyo? anywhere else? today go to kyoto or osaka, or just tokyo?ou get to tokyo, you could connect on other zip air flights, but from sfo is going to be that nonstop to tokyo. kristen: give me a sense for what the airfare is. i think this summer i was pressing it out to at least $1700, maybe $2000 round-trip. what are you seeing? >> what i am seeing are prices that might undercut that by as much as half. kristen: what? >> there are definitely going to be good deals to be found. kristen: possibly $1000 round-trip to japan? >> possibly. there's probably some additional fees that factor and but definitely some good prices. kristen: does it feel like a low-cost carrier? we don't have to go into the whole business model but what makes it a low-cost carrier? do you get the regular experiences? the amenities and services expected? >> yeah. i think that really it relates to their business model. a lot of low-cost airlines go to that single type of aircraft that reduces a lot of their operational costs. you only need to train pilots on one type of airplane

so gosh, and by olivia, she was at the tokyo games and his way up there among the world's benefits are by and baker soon. but in fallen, cummins are at 1st it was primarily about the fun rather than competing it's like amazon. i started getting better and better at android and when i became german champion there was no beating me best in germany. second, that the european championships answered at the world championships all while still in her teens. and now she's looking forward to her next olympics. although there's 1st, the minor matter of securing qualification, the goal is to conduct the the biggest contest is the world championship in real button view. also because it's the most important meets when it comes to qualifying for perio pilot. you get fuel event through a police. ah, up out of the subway and straight on to her board to the skate park, lily has joined other german and then pick hopefuls for training in sweden. why here in my more unlike in germany, there's a range of skate parks with conditions similar to those at international meet lily's father accompanied her on the

so skateboarding make it said impact debut in tokyo, lily narrowly missed out on the final. but just being there gave her a massive confidence based and now her focus is very much on the world championships in rio de janeiro a few months from now. i lemon das what, whatever. if you finish in the top 3, you can relax with me. i know you've qualified for the olympics. that's what i am concentrating on right now in pres order. houghton moment tele, my son, concentrated on too much pressure for a teenager. not in her case for lily, the fun factor and performance go hand in hand. as is the case with a lot of people in the skateboarding scene. although not everyone has such a relaxed set up. the i'd, sooner sooner than a kid student, there are kids who are pushed to make it big in the u. s. it van and it was out as or but then they don't go to school and only get home schooling she would again, didn't homeschooling, become so negotiations. good. i'm not sure that's the right way there is to get vegas musician. mention even are these kids getting properly prepared to life in societ

he stayed in in tokyo for about a decade and a half. and he worked briefly time magazine covering the state department and went on to become feature writer for national geographic, which allowed him to keep travel to far off places and file compelling stories, some of which you're going to hear about in a minute. now, in conversation with lou will be another veteran, david sanger, who covers national security for new york times. david held several positions during his 40 years with the times, including also including tokyo bureau was it was in tokyo that these two guys met david's also been economic correspondent, white house correspondent, and he's been member of three teams that won a pulitzer prize. and he's also the author of three books, the inheritance about foreign, which is about foreign policy, confront and conceal about president obama's secret wars. and four years ago, the perfect weapon, which is about cyberthreats, plus his frequent commentator on on cnn and teaches national policy at harvard's kennedy of government. so ple

i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. five out of japan's eight auto makers say they produced more vehicles worldwide in fiscal 2022 than the previous year. they cite the easing of the global semiconductor shortage and lifting of pandemic related factory suspensions as reasons for the improvement. toyota motors says it made a record 9.1 million new units in the year through march. that marks annual increase of 6.5%. subaru's output grew by more than 20% while suzuki and daihatsu each rose more than 14%. mazda was up more than 11%. the auto makers say production is on a recovery path, but unstable supply of some parts makes the forecast unclear. the operator of japanese airline ana says it has posted its first net profit in three years. officials say an easing of travel restrictions around the world boosted demand for international travel. net profit at ana holdings in fiscal 2022 came to nearly 90 billion yen or about $670 mill

inflation also coming from tokyo itself as well as singapore.so be in focus and growth numbers are expected to confirm a number of companies showing resilience, though a slowdown in the first quarter of the year even in the face of rate hikes and shocks on the banking side of things. gdp numbers from south korea, it is something which is anticipated this friday. it is the bank of japan governor kazuo ueda delivering his first policy meeting, watching for any signs of tweaking of the ycc. yvonne: he is live in the parliament right now talking abed underlying price pressures. he said for the boj to outline policy if inflation hits to percent. we have seen that in the last few quarters and it remains above 3%, zahra toby a key question of how sustainable this has to be for the boj to shift more into normalizing policy. we will watch for price trends to set monetary policy and they continue easing for the price outlook. we expect cpi to start slowing down. rishaad: earnings are the key here, and u.s., we have got a slew of them. big tech. alphabet,

kathleen hays, bloomberg, tokyo.ad: and we can get over to tokyo itself and get over to kathleen hays. that landmark boj meeting beginning on thursday. what are you looking at? kathleen: look at the fact that there seems to have been a strong messaging from governor ueda. certainly his two testimonies this week in parliament where he is talking about inflation coming down over the course of the year from 3% plus to 2% and below. this is what we had heard from governor kuroda and the previous team at the boj, which contains many of the same members now. he also talked about tightening, if the boj took the move now, could have negative consequences on the economy. so we sat down with a former vice of financial affairs back towards the end of the great financial crisis and he thinks it has a lot to do with making sure inflation does not lose momentum. >> he mentioned that condition is a strong forecast of inflation, which is closing to 2% with high probability. it is a hard year ahead. that seems to mean that he becomes

that was kathleen hayes in tokyo.e crucial for the aussie dollar as investors watch the beer j meeting and inflation numbers. let's bring in our strategist, david finnerty. it's going how investors are positioned in this trade that does describe sentiment more volatility -- volatility -- >> at the moment, the markets are thinking risk sentiment will deteriorate. they are turning very bearish on the aussie. the idea that the rba has changed its rates. that does signaled that inflation is out of control. that commits the aussie to the upside. whether or not they do it this week, if they are just signaling the expectations down the line that the policy would be amended , the risks are traders are saying they are basically selling into 89-87. >> is it hard to see the upside argument at the moment? >> at the moment, the aussie gets the u.s. dollar. commodity prices are going higher. you would want the rba to sound more hawkish. maybe a chance of a little rate hike. they are a lot stronger-than-expected. i think the fed wil

i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. japanese officials have withdrawn a warning for people to take shelter in the country's north. it alert came after north korea fired what appeared to be at least one ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. about 30 minutes later officials canceled the warning. the defense ministry says north korea fired a suspected icbm class missile at 7:26 a.m. on thursday. it says it did not likely fall or fly through japan's exclusive economic zone. south korea's military says it was launched from near pyeongyang. it says it was an intermediate or longer range ballistic missile and flew about 1,000 kilometers. it's the 12th time this year that the north has conducted a launch. the launch triggered what's called an alert warning across the country for the first time since last fall, but there are concerns about its accuracy after it sent out false alarms last october and november. japan's chief cabinet secretary defended thursday's warning saying it was not a mistake because officials believed

well, then there was the tokyo medal. i was i’m sure that i’ll take it , it just so happened that up to 100 there the day before the start in the evening for training.

also in rio, we had a flag, we eat and in tokyo we had an olympic flag.icolor russian. and well instead of an anthem yes, music by tchaikovsky but again everyone understood that we are russia and now they want us to be in all white, how is that? well, i mean, they want to turn us into nothing and make us so worthless. hmm out of nowhere. from somewhere , a team of refugees appeared. well, it’s even difficult to name a team of exchanges, because that is , there is no symbolism at all, not even that. if at least one letter of some kind will belong to something, then all this is a violation. well, everything is brought to such an absurd level that it’s just hmm why don’t we make an official statement yet, because three days ago we wrote a letter to the federation in fencing, because you understand, there is not a single document yet, and admission - this gives everything -the same international federation so we wait 3 days. they answer. that is. well, something answer that even negative. well, at least something must be answered, and so far nothing has been

kathleen hays is in tokyo with the latest.ing that a shift in the boj' yield curve control might still be possible? kathleen: at least under discussion, at least on the table is something they have to look at very seriously. one of the reason so many traders, investors and economists are saying it will not happen is because governor udea, everything he has said in parliament this week, he is giving signals inflation will peak this year and then come back down below 2%. even though it is rising and i stayed well above target for any key measures of the last 12 months is not something it looks like will change his mind. what we are looking at now is what people are seeing coming up as the next step when it comes, and you can see the most likely thing -- tweak four to guidance. we heard from somebody today that there is a very subtle changes that could happen there. scrap why cc is another one, and widen the band. the fact that global bond yields are down and not putting as much pressure on japanese 10 year bonds would go hand in

it to first meeting and he is just back on the imf and he has spent more time out of tokyo than in tokyo since he got the job in early april. he is an academic. he is not a kuroda market technician. corona was the king of the foreign exchange market and jgb and the nikkei in buying almost 5% of the nikkei and buying 50% of the jgb markets. he intervened in $600 billion yen. this guy is a market tactician. kazuo ueda is the exact opposite and he will not move at speeds that dollar-yen traders or jgb traders want to see. dani: exactly why we have had this reaction here. we are really wound up looking for a more stark change. one of the changes that kathleen mentioned was cpi forecast changes. for 2024, they are seeing a target of 2%. is governor yueh that saying there is a light at the end of the tunnel? martin: there's nine board members so it will be the first forecast from him within that nine board members. japan has had 0% inflation for the last two years. they have a 2% forecast for the next three years. the upward pressure on inflation dynamics is the new game in town, and we have a

we havejust gotten a line and from our correspondent who is based in tokyo, she wrote what appears toe bomb was thrown at the prime minister on saturday during his visit to western japan. he was therefore a speech, part of a campaign event, she wrote also the loud explosions could be heard at the port, he was making a campaign speech as we said and the nhk is reporting that one young man has been caught and there were reportedly no injuries on the scene and the prime minister also was able to leave the scene unhurt after the incident. we have also been receiving a video from the public broadcaster nhk, and the bbc has not been able to verify this video yet so we cannot show itjust this video yet so we cannot show it just yet, this video yet so we cannot show itjust yet, we are working on getting it verified but it appears to show several officials who are likely part officials who are likely part of a security detail for the prime minister, who were apprehending the person who apparently is involved in this incident, and they are kind of crowding in on him and they tackled him to the

tokyo of course and and the tears of our girls and then uh, we had them in the studio of the program. time will tell, they talked about how they survived it and bravely endured it all. yesterday we arrived and were greeted with a flag with an anthem. ah. a lot of fans came who actually supported us and each time wrote after the performance and sent all sorts of videos with words of support, even the elements wrote, of course, after that i want to continue and make people happy and not give up, but go, only forward our girls came as heroines. i think that if they had won these gold medals, as they have for 25 years, they would not have won like this. eh, there would be no resonance of such glory, because people rallied, people were sick, only, uh, for them, and all over the world. yes , probably it had to happen in order to understand how many well-wishers we have? and how many people we have who understand, know , love and admire ours. irina alexandrovna recently minister of sports of canada ignored the activist's questions about discrimination against belarusian and russian athletes.

here is phichkane in the eighteenth in tokyo in the twentieth. i 'll be honest.ind european cuisine, let er, it will be a little more expensive. but at least it will be what i will eat, well, with this complex, it is probably safer for the stomach. well, the most important thing here, the most important thing is that well, at least somehow it was tasty. well, plus everything in the car. well , we, uh, and uh, brought something with us there his native belarusian. well, not without it. so well, i’m handing out the next task to the machines. you now take care of frying vegetables, uh, in a wok pan at a very high temperature. start with garlic. and then i’ll fry the chicken, please, please, here ’s some butter for you, then i’ll take it from you and return to our homeland in our conversation. i want to talk about our favorite channel seryozha is it easy to become a commentator? can anyone do it? uh, well, about easy scrolling as a commentator. here. of course, one must take into account many nuances. agree that when you listen to a sports broadcast, then you probabl

iryna kolyadenko, the bronze medalist of the tokyo olympics, won two years ago in warsaw, and now on the way to the finals, she defeated the vice-champion of europe 2022 from germany, louise nemesch, and the bronze medalist euro-2020 staro linburg from sweden, the main fights in the weight category up to 62 kg , the silver medalist of last year's world championship, grace jakob buland from norway, was defeated by a 25-year-old ukrainian woman nine-six in favor kolyadenko oh, i wasn't worried that i was there twice a little, uh, it was not difficult for me, uh, to fly, i knew everything . i did my job, i knew what i needed to do, to win, to continue to fight and win grades. everything is also the second on the highest rung. alina grushina akobia, who competes in the category up to 57 kg , rose to the top of the table. in the semi-finals, she defeated the bronze medalist of the tokyo olympics, evelina nikolova from bulgaria , and in the fight for the gold with a score of 10:0, she was stronger than alieva from azerbaijan in general, the women's national team of ukraine won six medals,

increasing military and strategic closeness between b ging and mosque or being seen in tokyo? well, there is no doubt that russia has been trying to be closer to china because russia, russian government has facing, has been facing a serious problem of the lack of sufficient numbers of what's in the sense, russia has already imported weapons from both north korea and iraq. but of course, they need much stronger with coming from china, that the china has been the framing refraining from doing it. so what it does take is further russia can get strong support from the point of view of mediately weapons coming from china that end up in the last half. yeah, i have seen some kind of unbalanced of chinese 80 choose to this issue. while china has been trying to create much friend relationship with united states, european countries under pine, in the last year, at the same time, china has been understanding the value of being close to russia because if something happens, a surrounding taiwan, china undoubtedly need that strong support come from russia. so this is one of the reasons why

but it's impossible when you're spending in the end, the billions of dollars like tokyo spent for the olympics like real spend for the world cup and the rest of brazil spent for the world cup or again in the hundreds of billions like cuts are spent for the last world cup. now as really remarkable and unprecedented here, why would guitar spend so much money on it? well, certainly for a country, this was a prestige project. nothing, nothing else. it was we have the money and we want to post this event. it's the same sort of thing of why would anyone spend $250000.00 on a gold plated custom lamborghini? well, because you can, there's no of, there's obviously no financial return on that for you. but it's all about showing off your country showing off your wealth more realistically, at least for some, some countries. it is an investment in infrastructure and future tourism. it's a way to advertise your city or advertise your country. and in those cases, it's possible that it can work, but even most of those cases, it's a pretty big gamble. the event must have worked into something differen

tokyo traders coming back into the fray.cross the board belies concern, opec+ cutting a million barrels a day, prompting russians -- questions about whether it is inflationary. the nikkei currently up .6%, lifted by energy stocks, lasses for the hang seng and cause become -- and ksopi. let's look at how ruby is heading out, bearing in mind that india imports 85% of its oil needs and has been buying cheap oil from russia. that may provide a buffer. currently the indian ruby at 82.45, 10-year yields at 7.311, and brent trading up as much as 5%. rishaad: let's take a look at the week ahead. we have got emmanuel macron and ursula von der leyen visiting china. we have that caixin today, and another one coming up with the reserve bank of australia with its decision on rates, the cash rate target going to be unchanged at 3.6%. pakistan has a decision the following day as inflation continues to be rampant in the country with them trying to deal with this and deal with the imf. ubs has its annual general meeting, and another interest

and joining us now from west virginia blush care, she is a freelance journalist, joining us from tokyo, sonya good to have you with us. what more can you tell us? what's the latest that we know about that incident? was it an attack? it very much looks like an attack and though my feeling is that it's a bit like a copycat attack, probably on you mentioned the other incident last year, but that is really just my, my theory at the moment not much is known. we only know that the, the alleged perpetrator was a 24 year old neil or from neighboring your prefecture. and some people saw him in the crowd. he threw something which landed about one meter from he sheeta. and she was brought to safety very quickly. then people who around the person shackleton very quickly pushed him to the ground, does seem to be holding a 2nd device on the seconds and silver objects on and about 2030 seconds later there was an explosion. so basically, moralist, all that, you know, at this stage you see the only one hour and 10 minutes later gave another another speech new by and obviously condemned to the attack. y

was assassinated while holding a campaign speech. sonya blanca is a freelance journalist based in tokyo and i asked her to tell us more about what happened. to be honest, i don't see a diary po, connection to the political climate in japan. the attack last year had a very specific reason. the attacker last year wanted to point out of political failure with regard to a sect that was very prevalent in japan. and that have political ties. i don't believe that this time there is any relation with the current political climate in japan. initially i thought maybe it has to do with the g 7. obviously the mysterious meetings are taking place and the summit will be taking place next month . but at the moment i feel it's too early to really tell what might be behind this . i was sonya blush care. freelance journalist reporting from tokyo rescue was the searching for survivors in the ukrainian city of slow dance after at least 8 people, including toddler were killed in russia as strikes. the latest attack came as russian president vladimir putin signed into law, a build that will allow him to draf

while holding a campaigns and her early year we spoke to sonia blush, k, a freelance journalist in tokyo to find out the latest it very much looks like an attack. and though my feeling is that is a bit like a copycat attack, probably you mentioned the other incident last year. but that is really just my, my theory at the moment not much is known. we only know that the, the alleged perpetrator was a 24 year old male or from neighboring here or prefecture. and people saw him in the crowd. he threw something which landed about one meter from his sheeta. and she was brought to safety very quickly. then people who around the person shackleton very quickly pushed him to the ground. d seems to be holding a 2nd device, the seconds from silver objects. and about 2030 seconds later there was an explosion. so basically, marless all that, you know, at this stage you see the only one hour and 10 minutes later given us another speech new by and obviously condemned to the attack. you mentioned that it could be a sort of copycat attack her similar to what happened. 9 months ago where it is, was fatal a.

representative of this mature iryna guseva, winner of two silver medals at the rio paralympics in tokyoetes with visual impairments in and the statement refers to improper rehabilitation after injuries, which caused even greater problems with health, iryna also informed that she refused to give romankevich 10% of the reward for the perlympic medals, because he received threats and for the desire to support , mykhailo yakovych approached me and he gave me the following information that when the money comes to my account, i should bring him 10% of my reward the two-time champion of the paralympic games convinced rower serhiy yemelyanov of the dniprovskii rower with the amputation of his left leg said that since the 20th year he stopped sharing ten percent of the sum of the prime ministers, as he claims, they wanted to fire him even then, not dnipro-based invasport olena zaitseva without him at huawei, the decision to end emelyanov's career in the team of both serhiy accused of corruption supported a fellow karateka and vizer from poltava

thanks so much for joining us today. professor, you richie hoya from care university in tokyo. thank you, sir. and to re much and a lot going on in asia at the same time as the g 7 foreign ministers meeting and all of it points to how the region is responding to a change in global order. here's a brief look. a delegation of french lawmakers visiting taiwan says frances support towards maintaining the state of school between taiwan and china has not changed. french law maker eric bottle said coat. if something happens to taiwan, it will change the world. the result of the group comes after french president demanded macro goes to stir. after the recent visit to china, saying, europe should avoid being involved in cross street tensions in several japanese and south korean officials are holding their 1st security talks in 5 years. the delegations are expected to discuss regional security threats and bilateral defense cooperation relations between the 2 countries have started to warm in recent months, over common threats from china and north korea. and the united states and the phil

how she managed to cope with the failure at the tokyo olympics and pulled herself together and saw aee-digit figure on the scales. well, now marina is already preparing for the wedding. it so happened that here we met a young man. here in october. well, we met and talked, he is a motorcyclist. uh, probably, motorcycle rides i have all said. that's it, i 'll propose to you on a motorcycle. you tell me how to hold the steering wheel with one hand the second ring to give the grill, and then it happened. we were here at the gathering in flocks, well, we arrived, we walked there. so he told me everything there, well , you will marry me and say, you already me, i'm tired of answering you. well, you offer, i already thought. he is the way i propose. i turn. he stands with a ring, and there is such a bridge, a small river, and so the ring. let's drop it now. this is how he proposed. here the whole life is in flocks, and here is the offer in flocks, everything is tied in the first part of the interview with marina the slot itself is personal. see in the sports car project youtube channel bela