indonesia. sequentially down to about 2%, one point something percent of all the emissions. so, 20 countries, david. basically, the g20. not exclusively g20. they account for 80% of all the emissions on the planet. if you can get those 20 countries to come together and work fast enough we can really have a profound impact on the choice of their governments are making, i.e., what happens in africa as they develop. we want them to develop. we want latin america to develop area we want south asia to develop. but we want them to develop clean, smart. that does not mean building coal. it means using renewables, moving into new energy. we have to develop further. battery storage. clean hydrogen. carbon capture. that to make an enormous difference in utilization of the carbon from one product to another. so, there is a lot of research being done but not even enough at this point in time. david: glasco says you has all of these guys you have all of these incentives but you're not getting them through congress so why should we listen to you? john: the infrastructure bill has major in

and if we can do that without china, india, russia, indonesia, mexico, south africa, saudi arabia, the group of countries we need to come aboard, if we get everybody aboard, we can actually keep 1.5 degrees alive, or minimize the damage that is done. david: the countries you mentioned have not signed onto this yet? mr. kerry: they have signed onto various efforts. china has a plan in place. it is just that it doesn't -- in our judgment, we need to go further, faster. and that judgment is reinforced by the judgment of the international energy agency, that says last year, coal went up 9% over where we were in 2020. david: around the world? mr. kerry: around the world. david: in the u.s. it went up, too, right? mr. kerry: yes. it was a tick up. in addition, there is 300 gigawatts of new coal construction coming online at a time where the international energy agency says you have got to reduce coal plants by 870 gigawatts. so the imbalance of that is dangerous for everybody. it is at the heart of what we have to really try to tackle now. david: one of the challenges has been the developing

tom: how is indonesia reacting? damian: indonesia is going to announce tomorrow. they're going to get changed. the big moves this week are going to be mexico and russia. mexico is going to go 50 on wednesday. they are so far ahead of the curve at this point, many of these curves are flattening. some even inverted. i think a lot of it might be priced in. people are looking through to slower growth. tom: they always lag. what is em slowing? damian: there's no question. there are certain pockets of the market. here's the thing. everyone is saying central-bank's are raising rates in emerging markets. you expect currencies to rally. we are late cycle. the brazilian stock market is up nearly 13% your to date. in nigeria you are seeing much the same thing. people are saying a stronger dollar -- sorry, rising u.s. yields should mean a stronger dollar. i think that is more the stronger rotation we are seeing in value equities. a lot of these flows pushing into the late cycle economies are really what is driving the currency moves here. lisa: how much are you concerned abou

back to normal. late last year, indonesia allowed tourists to travel to the valley. if they quarantine in the capital jakarta, no international direct lines to barley have resumed for the 1st time in almost 2 years. all visitors must complete 5 days ho quarantine, but they won't be confined to their rooms in the hotel. they can use any facilities and the hotels had we have, i had a dresser on the pool with the beads despite perhaps others southeast asian countries are also trying to attract foreign visitors again. but unlike indonesia, thailand and the philippines have no quarantine requirements. the highly anticipated reopening of folly comes, as coven 19 cases rise again in indonesia. but authorities say they anticipated the increase and are better prepared. the 9 president, joker widow, says indonesia hospitals and health workers are reading bucket. overshadowed by the pandemic, extra st. too soon to say whether the reopening will be a success. well, i think the regions in a state of flux, we've been waiting almost 2 years. there's been a big period of uncertainty

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the netherlands finally recognized indonesia independence in 1949. but more than 70 is owned, the country is still coming to terms with its colonial past. victoria gay to be al jazeera, still a had here on al jazeera, thousands of haitian gob workers protest demanding better pay. we'll have a report coming up, leave full face arrest. that's the warning to try to lead protests in canada. as new police powers come into effect. and the for the miami heat will be in a very good mood, is going to be a head to its full stop. right. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with the sponsored by capital airways, temperatures are on the rise, 1st, the audi. hello everyone, great to view it all has to do with this southerly push of their re add 28 degrees on saturday. look at q $827.00, and bach the $25.00. but all of this here means that sand and dust will be swirling around, and that's going to impact the visibility. this is a brief form up for re i. as we look toward monday, wind shift around to the northwest, so that drops your temperature to 22, which is mo

but he also stressed that indonesia is in a very different position to what happened last year. as the delta variant swept through the country. you may remember people couldn't get into hospitals, cemeteries were overwhelmed. people couldn't access basics, likes like oxygen. the president has stressed that the country isn't a much better stage of preparedness and a situation like that is very unlikely. ah, hello again to headlines on al jazeera, the sour china all pledge it's support to russia over its dispute with the west over ukraine. that's according to the kremlin president vladimir putin is meeting shortly with his counterpart she jim paying for a talks in beijing katrina you.

also police and indonesia being condemned for cracking down on villages. fighting to stay there, likelihood story after the break. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with the sponsored play cut on airways. magic pants had a lot of snow this winter, mostly on the western slopes of horseshoe. but now it's time for tokyo to get some more about a month after i had his last a mattress. now he won't necessarily last for long, but i think 1020 seemed to be just seemed quite likely in stick on the hills. but given that good day for the attempt to rise to 10 degrees is not gonna hang around for very long. so thats tokyo's fortune. by the time we look further west, there's no snow inside really little bit up in the higher ground in front, fond or west, but there is overcast weather, yankee valley and down towards the southwest poway delta. and that might well reach shanghai attempt is above that of the north that beijing even hobbin a bit higher. they should be average wise, but they're coming down as well. said normal winter really significant rain recently in western body. and this more in the

but he also stressed that indonesia is in a very different position to what happened last year. as the delta variant swept through the country, you may remember people couldn't get into hospitals, cemeteries were overwhelmed. people couldn't access basics, likes like oxygen. the president has stressed that the country is in a much better stage of preparedness. and a situation like that is very unlikely. people in california are now required by law to separate their food waste from other rubbish for composite thing. it's part of a plan to reduce organic waste sent to landfill sites by 75 percent. rob reynolds reports are in los angeles. just taken the arms of composting food. waste is a simple daily chore. kristin delaney and her daughters kitty and dakota. los angeles mom put scraps into a been where worms break them down into rich soil, which she then uses in her garden, like as diverted, may be almost a 1000 pounds of food, just like our family of 4. like that's a lot, a lot of snack starting this year. most of california's $40000000.00 residents will be required to separate f

and, you know, we, we see indonesia consummately, kind of going around the world shopping for, for a bargain. deals that they can cat, you will succeed, stay as the lincoln is in australia to discuss growing russia. china ties at a meeting of foreign ministers of the circle quad in melbourne. the court is the u . s. lead block that includes australia, japan and india was set up to counter chinese growing influence in the region. australian private and cisco. morrison met the pharmacist before the talks. now sarah clark joins me from a brisbin. sarah, what's on the agenda at the moment? well, the meeting has just got on the way off for a number of bilateral talks throughout the, the day at china, of course is top of the agenda. it's growing power in the rage, in its territorial expansion. these are the key points of discussion, but also another issue that's creating grad anxiety is not just china's assertiveness in the end pacific. but also it's growing partnership with russia. you might recall gigi ping anatomy putin. and the last week also announcing a new declaration, whether be a

but he also stressed that indonesia isn't a very different position to what happened last year. as a delta variance swept through the country. you may remember people couldn't get into hospital cemeteries with overwhelmed people couldn't access the basics like, like oxygen. the president has stressed that the country isn't much better stage of preparedness. and a situation like that is very unlikely that hundreds of serbian activists have blocked belgrade city center, demanding the end to lithium mining. now the protest started last november and led to the government. rebecca licenses from mining giant rear tinto. but demonstrators was further action and i'm calling for a complete ban. now california, the hunt is on for lithium that the prize metal is one of the key components of electric vehicle batteries in the drive to combat global warming. rob rentals reports from imperial, which is looking to strike it. rich. california is salt and see shimmers like a mirage and an arid land. but its waters are nearly lifeless. full of salt and agricultural chemical run off the farm and co

processed lead by truck drivers, is trying to paralyze trade between canada and the us and anger in indonesia to police arrest dozens of people protesting it is to mine. ah, well it's a much try picture throughout australia than just 4 or 5 days ago. the action is in the car will see in their bit further east of tropical cycling, w on its way through new caledonia and the following 12 hours. and then it follows this, this line, see that down towards south end of new zealand. it's been reading almost continuously in that part of new zealand. huge amounts of rain. this is just adding to it. that is a fairly static river up in the atmosphere, falling out as rain. but it means there's not much going in australian, few coastal showers here, bits in the tropics, in perth, western australia, a few more shaft, as is not as hot as it was. in fact, significant rain could come out of that gathering line. you can see marching slowly usage, which is probably welcome. far risk is high. at the moment. there's been an enhancement of the rain and central southern philippines. there is still some, in some part

so don't say the project threatens and, and hope of greener pastures. farmers in indonesia tell us why them again tourism, for stability or that ah, ah, look forward to skies with sponsored point cutoff at ways. hello there. let's got in southern africa and madagascar is once again bracing for another sy clone. it's expected to make land for on tuesday. it's a pretty powerful storm, gaining intensity as it move north away from maricia and re union island. if we look at the stats, it is going to be pretty powerful. we're expecting, flooding, rains, damaging winds, and of course storm surge. now further west of this, if we take a closer look at southern africa, it's pretty dry for much of south africa and botswana for the west to whether we have to look to eastern areas tanza near and northern areas of mozambique, expecting to see some other dramatic storms kicking in by tuesday for the north. this is the much dry a picture. we've got the hamilton. * winds blowing those hot conditions to places like togo and became faso, where we've seen nearly record highs over the past few days. it's g

and officials say more landslides in the area, a possible indonesia is working to revive its pandemic hit tourism industry, regular direct flights to the popular destination of bali, resume this month. but not everyone is eagerly awaiting the return of foreign travelers. as jessica washington reports from bali, the highlands of barley have long attracted tourists visit has come here for the cool climate, and to see barley's famous rice fields. but these fields and farms are more than just a tourist attraction. they provided a lifeline for the thousands who lost their jobs when the travellers stopped coming because of covert 19. kodak used to be a tour guide. now he farms cabbages. had the man. i don't want to go back to tourism. i want to continue to be a farmer, and he says he is happier than before, and prefers the independence of his new life. pandemic restrictions, broad financial hardship to many here and valley. now as the island reopens for international travelers, some say they want more than just a return to the way things were before the community groups have helped form a t

but he also stressed that indonesia is in a very different position to what happened last year. as the delta variance swept through the country. you may remember people couldn't get into hospital cemeteries were overwhelmed, people couldn't access the basics like, like oxygen. the president has stressed that the country isn't much better stage of preparedness and a situation like that is very unlikely. protests have been held outside the olympic headquarters in switzerland now as before, the opening ceremony of the winter games in beijing activists. the keys, the committee of complicity and atrocities committed against weaker and better minorities. more than 10 nations, a stage, a diplomatic boycott of the gains, nor rescue workers in morocco on digging for a 3rd day to reach child is trapped in a well. the 5 year old boy fell down the 3rd to me to deep well while make his way home. it's too narrow of rescue to reach the bottom. so heavy diggers have been brought in. they managed to send the boy oxygen and water. ah gotcha. health is everything. so robin and reminder of our top

well, still had here on al jazeera police and indonesia are being condemned for cracking down or villages fighting to save their livelihoods. and sri lankan hospitals are under pressure as health workers strike indefinitely over wages. the stories after the break, ah, by the shock of winter's gone away from the southern states, the us temperance back up to where he should be above him in places, in fact, you go further west the southern california and you've got heat warnings. the temperatures significantly above the average suggest they should be, but we asked her in winter and the still winter weather around for while l a stays at $3231.00 degrees. them to be above the average. that's not the case in the northern plains or on terrier or huge part of eastern canada. in fact, between the snow and the rain could be just freezing rainy game, which is a stuff that produces glaze ice and quite damaging. so winter still around, but it's robin more limited than it was. the remains of the last winter cold front is giving showers to the bahamas to cuba, less so to spend nearly, and equally less s

and we take you to indonesia, where police are being condemned, cracking down on villages, fighting to save their livelihoods. ah, it seems every few days as a storm system, the eastern med that runs across the levant to walls iran. well this is the latest one. is dying out on thursday, but it's still active enough to bring strong winds and probably raise dustin north, major chows all the way from the far north, up towards syria, still snow up in the caucasus, and eastern turkey and west in iran. the shouts of rain triggering probably a few thunderstorms in this part ne, pass of saudi arabia. nothing to south. that in fact is quite worn to heart. $24.00 and in viet at $27.00. and the sun returns to most, to syria places to the west. during friday, now, madagascar as you know, has a pretty vicious weather recently. that's all gone now that was in the south, but it is still the wet season is more rain the north. it could be flooding from that. it's seasonal rain so you can follow it through southern africa through malawi, through zombie down to the arc of anger down to well when talk and

and has joined a strategic alliance with the us and britain. indonesia also wants american war pains. but while the deal has been approved in washington, it hasn't been finalized. finland has announced the purchase of dozens of 5 just from the us in a deal worth $9000000000.00 in government says it's buying the $64.00 war pains just part of a long term defense plant and not in response to the ongoing standoff between russia and the west, the lunch has a border with russia and isn't you member, but not part of nato. to gannon are where a government proposal to tax electronic payment has provoked as street protest in the capital. a cra, demonstrators complained that the so called a levy will hurt low income earners already facing high food and fuel prices. victoria gate and b has a details. a protest is march through gone is capital across. the angry about a government plan to introduce attacks known as an e levy. a charge of nearly 2 percent will be added to all electronic transactions of morgan. $16.00. recent poll show up to 85 percent of the country's population opposes the tax prot

the government says the latest bill is unlikely to reach the shoreline. indonesia has ordered $42.00 warplanes from france and an $8000000000.00 deal to upgrade its aging air force. the success for france follows australia's cancellation of a french submarine deal this truly a navy was nuclear power subs instead. now it's joined a strategic alliance with the us and britain. indonesia also wants american war planes, but it has been approved in washington, but it hasn't been finalized. one of us trailers, best known and beloved marsupials has been declared and endangered species. and environmental as are welcome in the change in conservation status and extra protection measures to stop the potential wipe out of co others on the coastal reports a global symbol of australia's unique while life is now on the brink of extinction . loss of land, bush fires, drought and disease are being blamed for the decline in kuala populations or would decades. the endangered listing means they will be better protected and details action that needs to be taken was true that we live, or we like to live wh

but he also stressed that indonesia is in a very different position to what happened last year. as the delta variance swept through the country. you may remember people couldn't get into hospitals, cemeteries were overwhelmed. people couldn't access basics, likes like oxygen. the president has stressed that the country is in a much better stage of preparedness and a situation like that is very unlikely. made mars ousted liter uncensored. she is due to appear in court again this time on charges of corruption, including the purchase of a helicopter, while in office. she's already been sentenced to 6 years in detention. new charges could lead to her complete removal from public life for the foreseeable future, tony chang reports that she voted in 20 twenty's election. it would have been hard for uncensored she to predict her greatest political success would lead to her downfall. since lost his coup and murmur, she's been detained in isolation. only a period court to face charges that may lead to years in prison. what is said, nonetheless, senior members of her party, believe she st

but he also stressed that indonesia is in a very different position to what happened last year as the don't a very and swept through the country. you may remember people couldn't get into hospitals, cemeteries were overwhelmed. people couldn't access fe 6 likes like oxygen. the president has stressed that the country is in a much better stage of preparedness and a situation like that is very unlikely. and it's not just bonnie jessica reopening it's other countries in southeast asia. and now the cities as well how, how do the requirements compare and what will this mean for tourism in the region? ah, that's right, there is a, a wider context here in southeast asia of a number of countries and cities that depend on tourism revenue. so it's not just volleys reopening that we're seeing today. but just a few days ago, thailand announced that it would resume its quarantined free travel arrangement for vaccinated travelers. and the philippines intends to do the same from february 10th . so a wider trend here in southeast asia, whether or not visitors feel prepared to come depends not only on

and angry vardek from protest is indonesia following a decision by the president to dismantle the country's last independent judicial body. a show of force in libya, fight is loyal to the interim. prime minister arrived in tripoli after his successor is named the crone of ours. pandemic fuels a wave of crime in peru, forcing the government to declare a 45 day state of emergency. ah hello and welcome to the program, our top story, the crisis on ukraine's borders and u. s. president joe biden has spoken to ukraine's president brought to me as a landscape out this saying any further russian aggression will be met with swift and decisive action. the leaders agreed on the importance of diplomacy and de terrance, in response to russia's military buildup. and lensky has invited the u. s. president to visit here in the coming days. wheels of diplomacy are continuing to turn with the german chancellor, olaf shawls being the latest western leader to meet the ukrainian president and at russia's, vladimir putin. in an effort to deescalate the situation, he's you to touch down in kiev on monday before t

a greek ferry that's been on fire day in hope of green pastures. farmers in indonesia tell us why they will never again rely on tourism for stability. ah, ah, look forward to burritos, guys. with the sponsored play cut on airways. hello there. let's have a look at the weather across east asia and cold, strong winds of continue to cause problems on the final day of the winter olympics in northern china. this was the scene there and that cold air brought temperatures down in beijing will continue to do so. as we go into the new week pushing across the korean peninsula, we'll see a dip in sol as well. and a lot of that cold as bringing snow to her kinder. we're expecting blizzard like conditions here on monday, much of a snow flurries edging into western areas of japan, but it stays clear in tokyo, the temperature at 11 degrees celsius. it's clear as well for shanghai, but it's cooler here as it is for much of southern china. we've seen a lot of cold push into hong kong with miserable weather expected to last until thursday, but it's clear up in the north and it's clear across much of sou

vonnie: the g20 summit starts in indonesia on thursday. the pandemic, inflation, and taxes are said to dominate talks. discussions on capital flows, financial stability, and sustainable finance are also on the agenda. there is a schedule friday afternoon in indonesia and must be agreed upon by all members. hong kong may carry out citywide testing on its population next month. the government hopes to finish the program within 14 days within the help of medical workers in china. other reports say that testing will be conducted once a week for three weeks. hong kong reported more than 4200 cases on wednesday and 7000 preliminary infections. singapore is easing covid travel rules and launching new travel lanes in an effort to be claimants status as a major asian travel hub. fully vaccinated travelers from the philippines and israel will be able to enter quarantine free on march 4 as well as those from qatar, the uae, and saudi arabia. those from low risk countries will be required to take a rapid antigen test upon arrival. global news, 24 hour

the tor engagingly explains news from indonesia, with these nomadic, picked us about tomatoes, taking action against republicans for decades. the dutch government said the army had done nothing wrong as it attempted to regain control of their former colony during indonesia is 4 year long war of independence that started in 1945. but his study by dutch researches has concluded the army did commit war crimes against civilians, and that political and military lead is largely ignored the attacks. the dutch prime minister said the findings are harsh but unavoidable, and issued an apology for what he called a collective failure. did almost all it online for the systematic and widespread, extreme violence from the dutch side in those years. and the consistent looking away. but previous cabinets to them i make today on behalf of the dutch government, a deep apologies to the people of indonesia, forthcoming reports of violence and massacres, have been around for a long time. but it wasn't until 2017 that the government commissioned an investigation. it's estimated more than a $100000.00 indone

how is south africa, indonesia, india? they have a huge percentage of their energy base comes from coal. how could we move it more rapidly? india has made its -- it through its own decision. they are going to try to deploy in the next 10 years forge 50 gigawatts in american energy. we have flocked a partnership with india. to come to the table to try to bring finance and technology to the table to try to work together as partners to affect that changes in is to ask responsible. what he put in the place? you can't ask any country, you're not going to appear you're not just going to shut down their economy. you have got to find a way to transition rapidly. if that is what bill is working on. how could nash how fast can they find out if there was a modular or different form of reactor. it could be billed in standardized fashion to take the place of coal within this 10 year framework. but many countries could quickly employ far more renewable energy. many countries are getting up to 70% of their base. 80%, 90% in some cases. i

economy. 2, will get more on how the tension is disrupting business that also coming up as g 20 meets in indonesia, the host one, the ukraine crisis could threaten go pulled, recovery of to pull countries, took on large amounts of debt to get through the pandemic. and after years of worries about right, sharing apps, taking away their livelihoods, brazilian taxi drivers fight back with our own. hi, i'm daniel winter and this is d w business. thanks for joining us. it's not just the russian military presence on the border that's troubling ukraine. it's a knock on effect, the ongoing tension is having on its economy too. many projects have been put on hold as investors withdraw funding. the ongoing tension forced the ukrainian central bank to lower its growth for costs for this year, and that was before the latest increase. they to step up on the border. a conflict would impact lives and livelihoods alike. the country depends on exports from wheat to lithium. it's also one of the world's biggest exporters of i t services, all under pressure due to the potential of a new russian invasion. and talking

workers, they include h, i v coded and regular blood tests and even x rays and psychological evaluations indonesia economy returned to growth last year, expanding by 3.7 percent after a corona virus trigger recession in 2020. the combat was based on robust exports as prices rose for paul, coal, and nickel. for this year, the central bank expects further growth of up to 5 and a half percent. any a central bank has rescheduled monetary policy meeting after the death of baldwood legend lotta mangas car. a national holiday has been declared and memory of the late singer. a decision on monetary policy is not expected on thursday. and you and report says north korea's miss our program is being funded through stolen crypto currency. north korean cyber attacks of stolen more than $50000000.00 worth of criptos in the past 2 years, according to investigators such attacks are an important revenue source for pin young's nuclear and ballistic missile program. the report says, let's get more in this from for tuning. my colleague here at the w businesses. clifford, how advanced is north korea in areas like crypt

they're also coming up as g 20 meets in indonesia, the host one, the ukraine crisis could threatened wolds recovery of to pull countries, took on large amounts of debt to get through to pandemic. and after years of worries about right, sharing apps, taking away their livelihoods, brazilian taxi drivers fight back with their own back. i'm daniel winter and this is d w business. thanks for joining us. it's not just the russian military presence on the border that's troubling ukraine. it's the knock on effect, the ongoing tension is having on its economy too. many projects are being put on hold as investors withdraw funding. the ongoing tension forced new credit, central bank to lower its growth forecasts for this year and that was before the latest increase. they just step up on the border. a conflict would impact lives and livelihoods alike. the country depends on exports from wheat to lithium. it's also one of the world's biggest exporters of i t services, all under pressure due to the potential of a new russian invasion. and talking to us now as alexander marcus, the chairman of the

whether the blocks made gas supply or rush us gas problem has too much market power and will go to indonesia were some tech savvy entrepreneurs managed to connect people in financial need with willing donors with no strings attached. of course colberg welcome to the program. opec plus is meeting today and is widely expected to hold firm on its existing policies of modest oil output increases despite prices hitting their highest level since 2014 top consumers, such as the united states and india have pressured, the organisation of the petroleum exporting countries and his allies to pump much more of the fossil fuel to aid the global economic recovery, but several sources from the group responsible for producing over 40 percent of global oil supply plans to stick with previously and greet increased. let's get more from the w was funny for char in vienna where opec is had quarter to funny demand is rising our opec plus members.

prime ministers at the hospital system was coping well. despite a high number of infections and bali, indonesia is welcoming back its 1st international flights. in nearly 2 years, a dozen passengers are said to arrive from tokyo on thursday accident. a tourist must still quarantined for 5 to 7 days upon entry. emergency crews and ecuador are continuing to search for people still missing after deadly flooding and much slides in the capital quito. the country is observing an official period of morning after at least 24 people were killed in what's being described as the heaviest rainfall in 2 decades. it's a major operation to clear the debris from destroyed buildings and blocked roads in kito. and if possible, find any people trapped in homes and streets it comes after intense rain which began on monday and pounded the capital for more than 24 hours. it weakened a hillside and sent waves of mud flowing through the city. this man from venezuela was in a small room, he shared with other migrants when disaster struck. but a more suddenly the water hit us, the building broken too, and we ended up at

why indonesia, president joker with dodo opened the 2 day conference on thursday with a call for de escalation on ukraine's border. batman. and i'm joined now by aero your chain. he's an economist and professor at the constraints university of applied sciences at all. it's good to have you on the shows always. let's start with inflation. this is the focus today for the g 20. what is the danger.

and will go to indonesia where some tech savvy entrepreneurs managed to connect people in financial need with willing donors with no strings attached. i'm chris kolber. welcome to the program. opec plus is meeting today and is widely expected to hold firm on its existing policies of modest oil output increases despite price is hitting their highest level since 2014 top consumers, such as the united states and india have pressured. the organisation of the petroleum exporting countries and his allies to pump much more of the fossil fuel to aid the global economic recovery. but several sources from the group responsible for.

also coming up as the g 20 meets and indonesia, the hosts warned that the ukraine crisis could threaten the world's recovery of to pull countries, took on large amounts of debt to get through the pandemic. and after years of worry about right sharing apps, taking away their livelihood. brazilian taxi drivers fight back with their own app . i'm daniel winter and this is dw business. thanks for joining us. it's not just the russian military presence on the border that's troubling you. cray, it's the knock on effect, a conflict could have on the economy. the ongoing tension already forced the ukrainian central bank to lower its growth forecasts for this year, and that was before rushes, setting up the forces on the border. the conflict would impact lives and livelihoods alike but because the threat is real doesn't mean that panic on the ground that some disruption, such as for work, is being advised to leave the country. but businesses and supply chains are holding together. for now. i spoke to alex and mark as the chairman of the german ukrainian chamber of commerce. he says, life is cont

haslinda: we are also tracking decisions out of india as well as indonesia. the are b.i. and b -- the rbi and bi expected to stand pat. the rbi is about record debt levels. they want to see how they will not support the spending plan of the government and also for bank indonesia. nothing expected. especially on the back of that surprise announcement on an increase in rrr. we heard from the governor himself saying he will not support that he wants to put the currency front and center and he is in no hurry to raise rates until inflation really becomes an issue. a lot to digest and a lot to wait for. also ahead of that cpi data out of the u.s. now let's get the first word news with vonnie quinn in new york. vonnie: thank you. the protest blocking traffic from detroit into canada could drag on. police in ontario say they prefer to negotiate instead of telling away vehicles blocking the ambassador bridge. talks are ongoing with several groups protesting mask mandate in an effort to get them to leave voluntarily. the bank of canada has warned an extended shutdown of the bridge

the streaming service it did beat full-year estimates with india, indonesia, and latin america driving growth in the most recent quarter. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus. manus: thank you juliette saly in singapore. coming up, we will stick with the banking sector. a bank ceo joins us for an earnings brief. dani: we have plenty more conversations to, and we will be speaking with the ceo's after 6:30 london time. everything from energy to industrials. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am dani burger in london with manus cranny in frankfurt. nordea bank revealed profits to boost profitability and efficiency after the nordic region's biggest lender reported fourth-quarter earnings that beat estimates. joining us as the president and ceo of nordea bank. thank you so much for joining us. you boosted your dividends but you did stop short of announcing a new round of by box -- buybacks. should you get that permission

they are going up in places like brazil, india, south africa, the philippines, indonesia. that means lower revenue per user and other things. >> they are selling it at below cost. that explains the losses building up. you could have said the same about amazon. investing in the short-term to get market share in the long term and eventually that pays off. do you see that similar situation here? >> i think it is too early to say whether or not that is the case. i think it is possible they are making a brilliant move. it is way too early to answer that question and say definitively that is what is happening. then annette -- the metaverse is an undefined concept. i can tell you that nobody under 35 is going to participate. if facebook spending $10 billion a year to figure that out, that could be a very good idea. that is the kind of investment that will be required. i think it is premature to make any analogy with amazon. but let's remember when amazon was losing all that money for 70 years, people did not think it would pull out the way you did. it is very hard to see these th

a long term defense plant and not in response to the ongoing standoff between russia and the west. indonesia is ordered, $42.00 war plains, from france, and an $8000000000.00 deal to upgrade its aging air force in, in asia, also once american war planes. but while the deal has been approved in washington and hasn't been finalized, the you and the secretary general is calling all parties in libya to prioritize stability in the country. on thursday, the beers parliament appointed fatty burchard to replace the interim prime minister . those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after risking it all good by ah whose good chuckle, boreal is a tropical region, covering the whole of the western half of paraguay. there can be droughts, but also heavy rainfall, causing the rivers to swell and flood. the rainy season is the best time to swim because the piranhas keep a low profile, but they are still there. this man faces danger every day, so it takes more than per on us to stop. his daily exercise lasted for year in ela, a die we for his those is we'll get mil dummy boss if we're

i want you all to stand when i announce the council general from korea, japan, philippines, indonesia, singapore, mongolia and vietnam. .applause. and china. building relationships with not just the communities in san francisco but all over the world is very important to us. we are grateful for the partnership with the various council generals who continue to work with us every day. today as we unveil this new stand. it is not about a collector's item. will say to our postmaster general in almost every instance they are so beautiful and fascinating you can't help but want to collect them. we know it is about signifying a new day, new opportunity, every lunar new year is about an opportunity for us to reset and to come together and to just really appreciate life as we know it, especially after dealing with a very challenging time during this global pandemic. we are grateful to celebrate the year of the tiger, which signifies courage and strength. i know as a tiger myself where i get it from. [laughter] but the truth is i couldn't wait until we got to the year of the tiger. i couldn't w