yvonne: here are the top stories. the hang seng leading gains in asia's stock market as investors assess beijing's latest support plans. the nikkei slipping on a more hawkish tone the boj. alibaba shares jump on the news that jack ma and the founder have been buying stock, seeing it as undervalued. donald trump tells nikki haley to drop out of the presidential race after his new hampshire win, but she vows to fight on. haslinda: asia trending flat right now, giving up most of the gains for the morning, despite the fact that the s&p and nasdaq both have yet another record high. it is about china, that promise of a rescue package not enough to sustain the rally which we saw yesterday. csi 300 index down's extensive 1%. the likes of goldman are positive when it comes to chinese shares. the hang seng up 1%, extending the gains which we saw yesterday in all sectors in positive territory, led by consumer discretionary, jumping up 4% at this point. we are seeing weakness in the chinese yuan, down 0.1%. some say the upside fo

yvonne: thank you michael. the israel supreme court has overturned a law into weakening judges powers. eight judges voted to overturn with seven in favor of keeping the law that would have barred them from voting on government decisions. this was part of a populace overhaul that split the nation with thousands taking to the street to protest. ukraine says it shutdown more than 90 drones on new year's eve following russian missile attacks over the weekend that killed 30 in ukraine. moscow says they will seek revenge for the missile strike on a city that killed at least 24 people. aerial assaults have intensified recently with ground conflict in a stalemate. xi jinping told biden there countries should struggle for a peaceful union. relations have contributed to global peace and stability and ties have studied since they met in san francisco in november. haidi: asml confirming a dutch government ban on some china shipments and this really takes effect as we watch the key risk going into the year the ongoing tensi

yvonne: it's great to have you.e mentioned some of the structural stories going on in india, we've been talking about that with the governor of the are b.i., saying that rate cuts are not yet on the horizon, with no firm evidence that inflation has settled. he has added to the course of policymakers warning that investors are getting ahead of themselves with bets on monetary easing. >> financial markets all over the world have started talking about rate cuts. whereas the central banks are nowhere near it. as far as india is concerned, inflation has moderated, from the peak of 7.8%, which we saw immediately after the onset of the u.k. war, inflation has steadily moderated. it has come within our target range of2%-4%. we have to reach 4%. i think it will be too premature to talk about rate cuts. >> but expectations are that you get to 2%, could we possibly see rate cuts in the second half? >> our expectation of average inflation starting in 2020 4-2020 five, inflation is expected to likely be 4.5%, with several ups an

and i think yvonne's response will this if it's isis, i think yvonne will go after it's leadership in different places in the region of honest on iraq, syria. and this here in the rocky border. uh that's i think it has been the case previously and will be the case moving forward. but if it's israel and i hear different bits, i don't completely roll out these really possibility here because 11 on and the 8 is one of the many speaks about this in his book. these really is a supported part, isn't that committed such crimes within 11 on so you couldn't really rule it out. so i agree. it's a no possibility because the attack seems to be very much administered into what isis usually has been doing and recent years. but you can throw this out as well, but these are the possibilities. so if it's a israel, i think that's another issue. they writing a response should be calibrated in a way to deter not only israel, but it's back or the main, a fish, anyone's strategic. and you know, conduct in the region that has the united states to deter both and, and that's, i think, is a very complicated an

because what's at stake is not totally yvonne's internal stability in that case. and just the ones determinants and determining simple terms is basically uh, you know, backend what and the conditional threats by a power projection, yvonne doesn't respond that projection and that conditional threat collapse on outgo. yvonne's determinants will collapse. ok, i think the way it is we'll, we'll find it hard not to respond in one way or another to these here. absolutely missed the phone and measure as you touch the on. you know, some of the problems between the iranian state and society sizes from, i mean there are various groups and yvonne itself is the fight is from below just on there are the, you know, ethnic arab separate shows. they have stage attacks in iran in the pos would they have an interest due to carrying out such an attack? again, based on past experience, not telling me over the last few years, but over the last 4 decades. i think we have to be extremely cautious about, you know, about naming all those possible attempted traitors. i mean, it could well

yvonne: let's talk about that.the iowa caucus, there is a lot of talk that he might be the gop nominee. in terms of what it could mean for asia, what are the implications if we see trump 2.0? >> trump 2.0 will be chaotic, not just for the united states, but for the whole world. it's very hard to predict what trump is going to do day by day. even on his chinese policy. that's a major geopolitical gift to china. but you cannot be sure that the policy won't change. he has a transactional view of relationships. if you are good to him now, he will be good to you then. but he doesn't remember past favors and he's not interested in sentiment for relationships. i think the world should worry about trump 2.0. yvonne: there's still de-risking as the theme. when china tries to be more self-reliant, i'm wondering amidst all these trips from the u.s., does that derail china's efforts in the ai air? can they catch up or are they at risk of missing out? >> i think it's always a mistake to underestimate china. i published an artic

yvonne: is it still about the economy? do we need to see the data start earning more for this market rallied to be anything more than just short covering? >> absolutely. also you need some measures, some stimulus coming from the policymakers that address some of the growth issues, that revive some of the animal spirits that have been basically beleaguered for quite some time. you need some sort of stimulus that addresses consumer confidence as well. then of course, that translates into some of what we will see on the data side, but the market needs to be more convinced that the growth trajectory is positive. if you recall last year at this time, everyone was excited about the reopening. obviously, that reopening trade faded once we saw the data was not really coming through. now for this one and two see a sustainable rally, this is what the market needs to see. it needs to see something really addressing some of the growth measures, addressing the woes in the property sector or anything further than what we have seen the l

i'm joined by the venn -- yvonne and david. yvonne: focus is shifting to inflation reports out of japan and china. saudi arabia flagging price cuts in asian markets amid oversupply fears. we are live at the greater china conference with larry summers and we speak with the philippine finance secretary benjamin. david: inflation will feature substantially. before we get to that, where we are market wise, we are down across equities. japan is shut so we don't have cash treasuries. since the hong kong open things have been lower. we are also looking at rent, contending with a stronger u.s. dollar and saudi's have lowered their prices for the asian-pacific. as we were talking all of these things, plus a lot of news with boeing over the weekend. rishaad: look at this headline, unaffected by grounding. we had ships grounded for three years and then a new problem with the fuselage of the plane, something that happened. the company that makes this was spun off by boeing. they're looking at this as a non-core part of operations. is that

yvonne: the jobless rate up, 5.1%. david: mbs coming out with commentary that china will enhance economic vitality, preventing risks that the economy is facing downside. we are also getting numbers on the population. china's population down for a second year in 2023, now 1.4067 billion. the population number of newborns, 9.0 2 million. rishaad: fixed investment on the way up slightly more than anticipated. any market reaction you are seeing? yuan holding onto a small gain, 7.19 at the moment. people are suggesting they are tolerant of a weaker currency. david: perhaps -- you are looking at live pictures out of the briefing -- perhaps what should be catching your attention even more apart from these numbers is the housing market cooling, gaining even more momentum. -.5% was the draw. 70 cities in march. the most number of cities are showing these declines, 62 out of 70 cities. while the year has changed, the economic story remains the same. yvonne: you are seeing a continued downside when it comes to market reaction, do

yvonne: plenty more ahead.s is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have seen the houthi attacks but the impact has been on ships, not supplies. it is ratcheting higher but there are no supply losses. you cannot also say the risk of escalation is zero. >> they are assessing what is required for the medium and long term. i do not see change from a long-term perspective and i think they will go forward with capacity increases the -- capacity increases. >> in the short-term we do not need 30 million barrels of spare capacity. saudi arabia producing 12 million barrels per day could bring back 3 million barrels per day. >> to reassess timing and look at the situation, it is understandable. as i get more understanding i will work with them and understand what it means. as you look at international markets, we continue to see international markets read positive for 2024. david: the host himself, the annual meeting with views on oil demand and geopolitical tensions taking place of course in forensic -- firenze. a bit of a pickup in oil

yvonne: real wages have not picked up. what sort of wage growth do we have to see to secure this is difficult to percent inflation? are we going to see a better outcome this year? >> i don't have the exact number. the boj may not have the exact number. the negotiations are subject to a lot of things. what they are looking at, it is what i said. you can check. that component is going up. it is quite important. it is still 2%. that means the wage is still declining. maybe at some point, -- need to go up a little bit more. the core component of the cpi. yvonne: it seems like economists are betting it is april. that this is enough time for the boj to decide. this at the time to normalize. are you now in the april cap? -- april camp? >> because of the political scandal, my interpretation is the boj has a good fixture already. they so my at the boj. we have a lot of -- so -- suggest the labor market is tightening still. there is indication. yvonne: is there a risk of if the fed is going to start cutting rates this year, is there

when you closer to the fox of the story. yvonne specimens retaliation octave tube last came over 18 people during commemorations for an assassination general set to be the worst attack since the 1979 revolutions of how was paid on z yet. and is there a risk of escalation in the region? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm elizabeth put on him. it is one of the worst attacks to hit around and decades. more than a 2 people were killed in the southeastern city of catamount. on wednesday, when 2 explosives went off, joined a crowded procession. the timing of the attack is significant that happened during the so many mocking full years since the us assassinated, one of yvonne's top generals costs. and so the money the attack is adding yes, another layer of tension in the region. this israel's one gaza, this week's assassination of i'm off come on to 11 on and now this attack in iran. so is there a connection? and will these suspicions have different governments and on goods escalate the volumes? we'll get to those questions in a moment, but 1st this report from katia

yvonne: focus on ig is the take away. the policy about using commercial properties as collateral to obtain bank loans? what part of the credit market do you think benefits the most from this sort of liquidity? >> yeah, so the policy is allowing the banks to give loans on the basis of commercial property collateral and the regulator raised the loan to value ratio. this is positive for developers with lots of commercial properties. we are talking about unpledged commercial properties. the difficult part is commercial property has been pledged over the last few years, so the extent of loosening is hard to say and regulators emphasize risk control so they can only approve loans to developers with good risk control. so high-yield developers might not be able to benefit from such policy. david: what is still missing policy wise? >> if you look at the demand, there was not much they could do. there has been a home purchase restrictions getting lifted. the only thing they could do on the demand side is doing away with home purcha

. >> and i am yvonne in hong kong. happy new year. the top stories, japan's northwest hit by dozens of aftershocks after a powerful earthquake brings down buildings , triggering a tsunami and killing at least four people. haidi: iran sends a worship to the red sea after who the rebel boats were destroyed. yvonne: higher borrowing costs taking some heat out of australia's housing market with price growth cooling further in december. haidi: that is one of the elements we are watching in terms of how property developers , construction related companies traded today as we get into the new year. happy new year to all viewers. the bank of australia december manufacturing pmi will be one of the things we are watching in terms of the rating to get started this year. we are seeing a further deterioration of conditions. the rating for december, falling to 47.6, worsening from 47.8. the composite number we are waiting for as well as taking a look at what that services number potentially looks like. the index falling to the lowest rating since ma

yvonne: great stuff, peter.nother top story we are following, boeing has issued guidance to airlines on what inspections are needed to prevent another midair blow up like the one that grounded many of their jets. our guest joins us from sydney. the news on united was quite interesting, they are talking about finding more loose door bolts in their checks when it comes to these planes. >> that's correct. what we've heard from united airlines is that preliminary investigations have found there were some loose bolts on these particular max nine jets from boeing. it be able to issue their full final report on this because they themselves haven't gotten what they need from regulators. the faa has said that in order for carriers to return these jets to the sky, they need to be comprehensively checked, and both the right and left-hand side cabin doors. united has said it will take technicians about five hours working on every single jet. so the flying public in america can expect flight delays and cancellations for perh

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yvonne: what will this presidency look like?mpaigned as the continuity candidate and may be following a more cautious way then the president of taiwan covered the island -- governed island. do you think he will try to pave his own path? it is uncertain. -- >> it is uncertain. there is a lot of pressure on him to be moderate and careful but at the same time, i think his instinct is towards a much more confrontational stance towards beijing because that is how he became the dpp leader. at the same time, he is also -- he is also at the mercy of what is going on in the u.s.. that is right now with the biden administration is very careful about how to handle taiwan and wants to strike a purple -- strike the perfect balance with china and if there is a change in administration in washington in 2024 -- 2025 and a hard line republicans are encouraging china, the dynamics could change quickly. shery: given the politically charged year in the u.s. with presidential elections, how do you expect that to affect the relationship between washi

yvonne: tell us about the global efforts.ot of the success you have talked about, these achievements on home turf, they try to replicate that success in other markets. can they do so? >> they have sold 3 million cars in china last year. in 2023. they sold about 250,000 outside of china. so byd's success is largely a china story. frankly speaking, it's because they did not prioritize exports, unlike other chinese firms that went global earlier. byd had all the demand they needed right in their own backyard. i think they have tremendous upside with the pricing advantage as they go global. david: what do you think of the product as they offer that to the world? bill: they have a model called the byd siegel which is a little less than $11,000 u.s. it's a well-equipped car. the to new screen in front of the car, it is an amazing value proposition. tesla has been successful with the model three and model y, but those cars have gotten older. byd has a very broad product range and pricing advantage. i think they're doing quite well a

you're yvonne has given up to retail. y'all claims over not going to come of us, but the other sticking points we made. first of all, there was no agreement about the delineation of the come on board there. secondly, both countries claim to refugees right to return. and finally, what about the connection to the future of farming? it also has an interest in opening up. it's a non blocked country and ever since the 1st car before armenia as borders with survey john and it's l i. turkey remain closed. this is the same thing. the countries development as it can only traits with georgia to the north and do run to the south. so here if i'm his accounts are block codes, crossroads of keys. the country which is considered the most democratic in the region. once to open the whole network of broad spend railroads to us or by john entered the abundant railway connection by a main greek is among them. but it wants to keep full control over its roads and territory to come up. it's all about control of this strategic connection. and la

yvonne: i would say pretty low-key.e had already seen before heading into this election that lai ching-te was labeled an instigator of war and separatist bay beijing. we are not quite hearing that language here in the statement from the foreign affairs office yesterday. lai's name was not mentioned. he reiterated their stance on reunification with taiwan and, they said the 40% mandate received by lai, "could not represent the mainstream opinion of the island." it is softer language than what we saw four years ago. when the president won that second term by a landslide, chinese media was laboring her -- labeling her selfish, greedy, evil. . on the military side, the defense ministry here said they have seen 4 chinese naval vessels and one weather balloon around taiwan yesterday. no planes seen in the air defense zone here in taiwan, so we are not seeing the scores of jets or that military force being displayed. nothing like what we saw when nancy pelosi visited taiwan last year. so you are seeing, at least some compromis

yvonne: we talked about those milestones. you have india set to overtake hong kong in terms of market cap. tokyo overtook shanghai. that goes to show where these flows are still going. some of these trades that really were quite beneficial last year, india and japan, they are hot markets. florida governor ron desantis has dropped out of the 2024 u.s. presidential race, endorsing donald trump. will now face off with nikki haley in tuesday's new hampshire primary. >> i am today suspending my campaign. i am proud to have delivered on 100% of my promises and i will not stop now. it is clear to me a majority of republican primary voters want to give donald trump a chance. i signed a pledge to support the republican nominee and i will honor that pledge. we cannot go back to the old republican guard of yesteryear. david: bruce einhorn is here with us on set to unpack the story. looks like it is trump. >> let's see what happens in new hampshire but all things are pointing a direction. for nikki haley this is an opportunity. months ag

yvonne: what do you see in terms of flows?oned taiwan high dividend equity flows seeing a lot of action. paul: if you look at the past two or three years taiwan demonstrated strong capital including insurance companies, pensions, and retail wealth management. the taiwan equity dividend etf, combining around 100 billion u.s. dollars. we are expecting for the financial industry probably one of the most important financial policies building up the asset management in asia. we are seeing regulation opportunities. yvonne: what is needed to attract foreign capital and raise competitiveness? paul: i want to mention if you are looking at the foreign direct investment into taiwan for the past five years, one of the largest infrastructures is liquid assets. governments are thinking about making the capital market multilayered. that means that assets need [indiscernible] so i'm expecting deregulation through taiwan. yvonne: in terms of global investors what are some preferences? you mentioned how highly concentrated the market is. the te

yvonne: bill faries, thank you. you can turn to bloomberg for more on this, the strikes against houthi targets. you can go to tliv and get plenty of analysis from our expert editors here at bloomberg. the top story we are following today, chinese voters had to the ballot box on saturday for an election that covers -- carries global implications for geopolitics, trade, and investment. now from taipei, our chief north asia correspondent on the ground. steve, how does it feel where you are right now? it seems like there's a lot of anticipation. momentum really building leading up to saturday. you know, the dpp said this is about autocracy or democracy. china says it is about war or peace. what will drive voters to the ballot? >> the conventional wisdom is the incumbent party, the dpp, wants to maintain the status quo and that is de facto self-determination or independence without declaring independence. the kmt, they think that is a risk of war with xi jinping declaring that any declaration of independence or anyt

and obviously this is a dangerous gamble, but it has worked on so far for yvonne. well, let's look at what a u. s. response lines look like what effect chords a major us retaliatory strike, have on the ongoing tensions in the region. as i think the big dilemma is that ventilation, the end deterrence has not worked so far. the united states have carried out those of the tax invitation, but they have only created more attacks from the who these, for example, or from the rain you back when he says in the rock and celia. so the turns doesn't work. this means it needs a great a response, but obviously the stakes are very high because an open conflict between the u. s. and t, one would diminish the possibility of a ceasefire between is right. and thomas could, could even trigger an old alt, his bullet attack on is why you, which would create a direct confrontation between living and, and is related with all the costs that come with it in live. and it could, i mean, it would definitely dist, of disturb, lies. other countries likes to run and rock that have already been ve

yvonne: great to have you.es, managing director in greater china lead for corporate that s&p level ratings. i want to bring you to live pictures out of hong kong with the chief executive holding that consultation for the article 23 presser right now. answering a few questions about what this all means, which has begun today and is set to last into february 28th. there were some questions about how short this public consultation time i'd would mean for article 23. lee is saying that their duration is reasonable right now. he believes there is a consensus to implement security legislations as soon as possible. obviously we talked about how controversial this legislation is, and, we will see how the responses so far. rishaad: it is adding to a bit of dampness. let's turn it back to how you can monitor all this. you can turn to your bloomberg, turned to tliv . you can get commentary and analysis from our expert editors as headlines emerge from this news conference in the latest on reforms to the security law he

yvonne man is standing by with our first guest. the 15th year goldman sachs has had this and we are excited to have jan hatzius, head of global investment research at goldman sachs, to kick off the conference for us. great to have you back in the region. honestly there is a lot to talk about the fed and how soon they can start this cutting cycle. do you think is the fed really achieving that soft landing? jan: i do. that has been our view that we are set for a soft landing for the last year, or over a year. and a year ago, we said that this cycle is different coming into 2023. this cycle is not like the traditional overheating, demand driven cycle, but a normalization post-covid, which allows you to bring down inflation even while maintaining reasonable growth and employment growth. i think that is playing out. and so the fed is on its way to achieving the soft landing. obviously no guarantees, but i like what i am seeing. jan: we heard from governor waller last week and he said we have to be careful, at least in no hurry to start

in their view, yvonne has been able to get away with a lot of measures against us. but you also have ices related groups who have conducted terrorist attacks in the von, in the past, not of this scale, but nevertheless, of similar kind is. and you also have the m e k terrorist organization who used to be on the us as of the service. that's what we're taking, all of the reasons they have engage extensively and terrorism side of the lawn. and they also work closely with these various particular when it can to use as a nation. vanya scientists. so if it turns out that it is the n k, then the question is, was there also it is really damage in the case operations? well, i suppose, depending on who it's found to be will to some extent determine the nature of the, and reading and response. but the senior, any lead has a promising such a response. what kind of shape might that take? again, very much depends on who they conclude that it is the audience. do have a ballistic missile capability, does become increasingly accurate. they have targeted specific buildings in houses

lean grounds for future conflicts to the west of armenia and other be joining x people bless each. yvonne was created as regina survey john area, not going to kind of us populated mostly by our meals. what's the drugs that i was telling them? but then they were only administrative borders within one country. the soviet union, the people could easily travel without and border controls at the many places armenians. and those are be johnny's with neighbors and called the just looking to make your station were approximately half the work as a medium and the other half of the way. but things changed fundamentally when the soviet union started collapsing in the late 19 eighties. this is when collections that wrapped up between the armenians who are mostly christian and also be johnny swan mostly mostly in the administrative lines on the mock became viewable theirs. and the results for conflict in the run up to our meeting, another bridge on independence in 1991 by then a full fledged war had the wrapped it overnight. garner carroll buff. it is internationally recognized as the restorative as ev

it has a short border with nothing to yvonne. so its design cars are cory door becomes a reality. it would get a direct link to us or be just mainland and to central asia. just a few days after we taking kind of buff turkeys president. add on and does there be just a yes. rushed to this meeting in the future on suggesting that this could be done next focus. 3rd cushion. does there be joining military health exercises here further? so can you hear me? yes. fears such a connection would also strengthen the organization of 30 states. the cooperation chung from the by turkey. during the last summit, president edwin mobilized support for the issue. not too much in terms of the opening of the lame will not only contribute to the wellbeing of all countries in the region, but will also connect tarkey with it's unsuccessful, homeless central asia for the successful completion of this phase, we as the tucker world, must continue to support as it by john. but this newly opened the cost of the building shows. there is one more power here which has been looking 13th, russia so far. it's the wr

for soft yvonne has so far as short. d. uh, yvonne e, a nation. the one you firefighting department said that. uh so far there's been no faith tallies um and that uh, the avante mission. he said that should rest assured that no one has been killed as a result of the incident, but we're not sure about whether or not there have been some serious injuries. um, i also ask the spokesperson for the fire fighting departure. and mr. malik, and he said that because of the incident is still under investigation, but he said that they've been several uh, warning warnings issued to the hospital to avoid using composite materials for the facade of the building, which in case of a fire, that facade, that type of material accelerates the fire under blaze, and those warnings have been here. she said, but this, of course, the exact cause of the incidents is still to be investigated and to be clear, vonny and i'm in a surf interior was also here at the see you said that the, the iranian ministry of interior of will and they're wanting police will definitely investig

yvonne tracy , industrial scale.ing as an mp for kingston and surbiton, says the constituency needs someone with integrity. i would have loved it if we could have got a subpostmaster who'd been affected by this to stand against ed davey, but i can understand that probably their confidence is not and they probably are fed up to death with government, etc. so with the government, etc. so i thought it's going to be me. >> i'm reluctantly doing it, but i feel i have to do something and is i can do. and this is all i can do. i think he should be brought to account the first channel migrants of the year have arrived in dover. >> border force intercepted a vessel carrying around 50 people this morning. it's the first small boat crossing for 27 days. the longest period without migrant arrivals for four years. it's not bad weather deterred more people from making the dangerous journey . we'll have dangerous journey. we'll have another news bulletin coming up at around 1:00, or you can get more now on our website gbnews.com .

yvonne man is standing by with our next guest. yvonne: i am joined by manda. talk to you in person. obviously it seems like there is so much global interest in this taiwan election. can you tell us why? >> the next leader of taiwan is really faced with quite a challenge. she will be facing an extremely complicated external environment in which he will have to deal with the china that has shown itself to be much more assertive on the question of taiwan, and in a situation where it has been evident is willing to move a lot of resources in creating everyday headaches for taiwan. they will have to do with deepening china competition, and it will be a difficult road to navigate. yvonne: the frontrunner is the dpp. i am wondering if we will see a third term? what does that mean for u.s.-china relations? could it deteriorate further? >> it is possible. the race is pretty tight right now. if lai does win eight will be an unprecedented third term integral sign of staying power in terms of the dpp party. there was a real concerted attempt to if not entirely de-escalate

morning to you, yvonne. to talk you. yvonne. nice to talk to you.weekend. you are outraged as a former deputy postmistress at the way postmasters and postmasters have been treated, not least by ed davey, who we all know from this tv drama. yvonne um, told mr bates to clear off. he was too busy to speak to him. he didn't take it very seriously. and then we've discovered he's been taking a lot of money from the law firm that's been acting against the postmasters and postmistresses as . as. >> yes, i know it's , um. >> yes, i know it's, um. >>— >> yes, i know it's, um. >> it beggars belief. really doesn't it? >> uh, i think that's that's what made me , you know, let's be what made me, you know, let's be honest . it's just not ed davey honest. it's just not ed davey here. loads of people have, uh, should hang their heads in shame for it to the post office, but. but when mr bates went to sir ed davey in 2010, when he'd gathered years of evidence for hundreds of postmasters, the least ed davey could have done was seen him and spoke to him. maybe if he had

can yvonne left to city one to study at the renowned fashion design school, n i. f. t or nifty removed by use designs under his own eponymous labels are influenced by the traditions of his hometown. but honestly, precious handbook and fabrics woven with centuries. old techniques that use real silver threads called was indeed the not long after completing his studies. good advice returned to venice e. this is the most traditional, most mission shrouded city in all of india. it's also a surprising city full of contradictions and think in the city. around 1200000 people lived here. most indians tried to make a pilgrimage here, once in their lifetimes, induced to leave that fading, step like riverbank fortifications. the gods is especially desirable as dating in the holy river ganges is believed to purify, one from sin each evening. hundreds gather along the ganges. the leaders and tourists for the gun, the other t. a sacred ritual of light and sacrifice, induce, often come here to spend the last days of their lives. according to him, do mythology dine and being cremated

lean ground for future conflicts to the west of armenia and other be joining next people's message. yvonne was created as regina survey, john areas not going to kind of us populated mostly by our meals. what's the drugs at the tone of the but then they were only administrative borders within one country. the soviet union, the people could easily travel adult and border controls at the many places armenians. and those are be johnny's with neighbors and called the just looking to make your station were approximately half the work as a medium and the other half of the way. but things changed fundamentally when the soviet union started collapsing in the late 19 eighties. this is when classes that, wrapped up between the armenians who are mostly christian and does there be johnny swearing mostly muslim. the administrative lines on the mock became were you borders and the results for conflict in the run up to our meeting and another bridge on independence in 1991 by then, a full fledged war had the wrapped it overnight. garner terabyte is internationally recognized as the restorative as everybod

yvonne: there are a few things there. consumer sentiment.re was this impact of the sports listing as well. >> on consumer sentiment don't forget china dominates and that will be a bit of a catalyst for the official sponsor for the national team of china. with that euphoria stepping out of covid, chinese consumers are increasingly aware of health and they want to do more fitness activities, we have seen that coming through outdoors, hiking trips. that bodes well for that direction. very quick. rough calculations we just did. $11 billion potential market cap. remote will likely be expanding aggressively. rishaad: we talked about consumption. tell us. it's not going to be an easy thing to do. i think. there are winners and losers. you can expand market share because people want to travel. so just to talk about the demand , gaming revenue has been very good. just because vips are kind of that. the demand is very strong. as long as you have proper products. i think it becomes the same to ramp up of that project. >> what is the significance? londo

at least 2 children were killed. yvonne says it was targeting the headquarters of the drive. i'll add onto the country, blames it for carrying out several attacks on his security forces over the i saw him caught on by the state of florida. yeah, most that i met, i spoke to my colleague the foreign minister of pockets. and i assured him that we do respected sovereignty and the territorial integrity as well as those of the rough hawk him yet about time on the do not allow or national security to be compromised, more to be played wages. and we have no reservations when it comes to protecting our national interests to be those terrace groups inside of pockets on each and those affiliated to israel and the curtis regions of a rock. but what we did to them, what's in line with the regional security data fairly on for my president n a spike aroma is in court on charges of trees. and that related to a failed school in november. more than 20 people were killed as sites across the west african country were attacked. the government says that was orchestrated by security forces. loyal ta

he was a public figure who was admired by yvonne ends as a patriotic commander. and that's like it. so he's what, let the massive crowd to his burial place on the anniversary of his death. and now january 3rd will no longer be remembered only for some imani parts of the lives most while remembering the want in here. use of generally are t clermont, by the way, at least one iranian warship has entered the red sea, presumably to help protect who these and young men who are targeting is riley, link ships, is a sign of solidarity with the palestinians. and as the iranian warship entered, the newest american aircraft carrier in the region made a c, c, x. this is on the, to the specialist as it is literally, i mean the machine is with us, not. yeah, but as you'll see them that it for us across sales when nobody was looking through . but you are required to swing this, that you may have a reach and if the study of ian nachos 3, that's the color for me. i used to reduce in 1964 on the side of the mass executions in the small village of limits here. memorial with commissions created by sculp

think about the bombings in pockets time conducted by yvonne, which we have slightly scraped china has come down about. and that's decisive because both pocket stone and long key allies to china in its middle east strategy . so we also see the china as unable to keep order, even among its own allies and the economic situation with the disruption of 0 asian trade. that's a major economic factor for china, which is in a bad state economically. so china will be likely to step in at some point if this goes on for much longer. i think that last point is very important. the economy is, it's not in great shape. you know, 5 percent for the 5 percent of crisis is by low by chinese, found us and a full for he to remain as strong as he is. now. you know, he's over the we can spies that you cannot make problems at home. so he didn't, he would want to contain this and, and so i think the chinese was step in sooner rather than later. and then we're already part of the security council resolution on the host east. so they are starting to step in, even though interestingly following the united states,

and has blah in loving on his assassination, is a blow to both and a widely seen as a warning to yvonne and its proxies. this is not something that is going to resolve any of the major issues here. if you get a full out of war between, as well as your, they're going to have a lot of destruction on both sides of eventually going to have to have as you start the death of, of rover. he will likely complicate if not, and cease fire negotiations. between israel and hum off along with any deals to release hostages. israel has a long history of chilling top from us commanders. now the strike in the center of has bull last leadership 11 on the appears to signal a change of military strategy. across the occupied westbank, supporters of a re, quote for revenge, think has to will help strengthen their resistance against is room. as we always say uh, one the there is going more lead is coming. so this is not the end. and the, if they killed one of the leaders, more leaders and more, the police, cnn will take the flag guns, will continue the, the fighting against disaggregation. some analysts say th

and in avenue spot hassan has we called it some bass that are from yvonne after taylor on launched an attack and sided salvatore. the we'd be getting in guys where they are, seems of devastation and desperation across the street. the number of palestinians killed in these really spikes is nearing 25000 guys. as health ministry says a total of $163.00 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. it says several people are trapped under the rubble of destroyed buildings. 7 guys, i with more than a 1000000. this base policy means is the hottest 8. this man was that a man is a criminal. it is committed. the most pay is crimes against the police thing and people and it gives to people of gauze. what are they doing this? they are the story and we have no place left. we would just place from based on them, but there is no safe place. there is a threat and danger everywhere. what should we go? central guys. i mean, why these really forces us partially withdrawn from some areas but not before destroying roads and buildings in the album rage and his favorite comes, the one says 65 percen

prime minister cuts short his visit to the world economic forum after an ad for a strike inside, yvonne escalates finch. the me, 16 palestinians have been killed in overnight. these really strikes on the city of rafa in the southern gaza strip. women and children are among those killed in a series of attacks on residential housing blocks. michael apple has a detail this boy is in shaw. his family's home was struck by his riley shedding, along with others east of the city of rough uh, in southern gaza. as dozens of people were killed. the among so much tragedy, some good news. the cries of a baby risk you to live from under rubble. the loss, but he's really a tax of wiping out entire families. the family, our house was bummed up. don't. my brother, his wife and 3 children have been killed. we don't know why they foamed us. that's it. they pump the children for 3 full and 5 years old, the, the grief of having to bury loved ones is too much for some of the medicine. but it doesn't locate the south of gaza was designated as a safe zone by israel. and it's way, it's on the ordered people dis

so my thing for talk to him quote on which is 0 talk a song carries out strikes inside yvonne as long as on says it's in retaliation to attacks by paid off inside this country. those nations say that housing separate as groups, what might the consequences fee and can they be contains? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm elizabeth put on him. yvonne and focused on has almost attacks across the board to an end to each of those territory. both say the targeting on groups and used national security to justify their actions and groups and the below to san region have been launching attacks and iran and pockets dawn for years. both governments accused the other of not doing enough to stop them . but these makes us unique, natural military strikes have raised the tension between the regional pals that could undermine joint efforts to secure the board to will go to a panel and just a moment. but 1st, defense and monahan has this report the aftermath of a new reigning attack unpack, is donny territory to children among those killed law name. i did a lot, but around

i'm elizabeth put on them. yvonne and papa fall and have launched attacks across the border and then to each of those touch.