this is bloomberg. >> asia and indonesia, speaking with the indonesia finance minister and what she expects. our discussion with the central bank of scri lampga and bolster the reserves. still more to come. this is bloomberg. >> and we have a hotline due to the situation in ukraine. president biden is calling on leaders set to happen in friday. we have the u.s. is open to talks with russia and happening with blinken and his counterpart in russia and happening next week. and all parties are trying to de-escalate the tension. >> and hope it avoiz any kind of attack and that is what is at the moment. and central banks. scri lampga fell 25% last month after repaying a $500 million bond and worries and the country has been scouring for funds to propose up his reserves. and since the pandemic began, the nation's leaders have south between the major powers while resisting a bailout. we have the governor of the central bank of sri lakinga. is on track to bolster its reserves and avoid a default? [indiscernible] >> those have been useful and at the same time, and many discussions going on. and at th

and you know, indonesia just for an archipelago of 17000. the islands has a very small navy, a very small coast guard, for, since they're founding in 1949, most of their security threats really emanated from within, they've been secessionist insurgencies. and so we see indonesia right now kind of rushing to build the upper modern naval fleet got and out to acquire error assets, to support that naval fleet. it's a huge country with a huge internal c, a people forget just how big indian nita is. it's, it's almost earth, 3500 miles from, from east to west. interesting time, certainly for the region which will keep an eye look very closely. zachary of is a thanks so much joining us from alexandria. thank you. thank you for having no you as a group state anthony, blinking is in australia to discuss growing china. russia ties at a court meeting of foreign ministers in melbourne. now the court, a u. s. lead block that includes australia, japan and india was set up to count a, china's growing influence in the region. lincoln met his australian count

when the prime minister of the netherlands has apologize to indonesia. after a historical review, found dutch colonial forces committed widespread and excessive violence is the 1st time the government has acknowledged the extent of atrocities during the full year war of independence in the 1900 forty's. jessica washington has more from west java involving saudi village, west java. the legacy of dutch violence is still felt even decades of the indonesia war independence ended. this memorial is dedicated to the 483 men executed in this village murdered by dutch forces. yes, i see, i was 5 years old at the time when i heard that my father had been killed. i fell to the floor and cried, am on thursday, dutch prime minister, mcgruder apologize under before king from indonesia. from indonesia, after an inquiry spanning more than 4 years found, the dutch army used extreme violence as it attempted to regain control of its former colony. after the 2nd world war got stuck policy and it bill yes to co id black, exploited ordinary people. they had to apologize for t

but indonesia isn't just threatened by the rising. see, the land people live on is itself sinking. whether in jakarta or pic, calling and ground water exploitation is to blame, private households, office buildings and industry all extract too much. interesting to go. example, gallow industry and pick a long gun on average, you're quite as large amounts of water, both for the cultivation of rice, ice factories, fishing services, hospitality. all of that has to be taken from the groundwater because the state water company doesn't provide us with enough water. i've, anybody i am from the cylindrical v. as a result, the loo, sandy soil gives way subsiding, and it even faster rate than the sea is rising. it's estimated that in 15 years time, some 80 percent of java's, northern coastal plain will be under water. possible solutions include pumping less ground water and preserving or replanting mangrove forests, which act as a natural protective barrier against rising flood waters. no wages make indonesia a popular production location for foreign investors use businesses deplete local natu

low wages make indonesia a popular production location for foreign investors. use businesses deplete local natural resources. experts say it's time for a radical rethink. there should be accelerated and economic transformations, whereby it's not only about the income, it's not only about a g, d p or a buffer the elevations, but all hell this economy development should also be should also consider the environmental aspect really in the in d, in the planning and in the implementations, ah, but someone that is running out of time, the tide keeps rising around, 40 families have already moved away. it's likely the remaining residence will soon have to follow them and leave their village to be claimed by the c. preparing the coming generation to equip themselves with fact context and solutions to environmental problems has become a priority for many schools in india. in the last decade, our teen spoke to a few individuals and all the my vision. what are the forefront of this effort? let's meet them to find out what works and what doesn't. when it comes to teaching ch

water from the java sea began spilling into salmon at submerging homes, roads, and fields. indonesia is comprised of some 17000 islands. many could struggle to keep afloat. if it had been greater, will i continue to increase it by more than 2 degrees or within the next m 60 or 70? yes. more than 1500 islands, if i'm in indonesia will be actually will actually, you know, getting, getting flooded and, and say, ah, the rising sea is also threatening picola m as well as the capital jakarta and other big industrial cities in indonesia. now a 30 kilometer long wall scene in this animation is to be built to protect your carter from the flood waters. the project is expected to cost billions of euros until it's finished. the government is relocating to the neighboring island of borneo, protect the coast or we settled people. it's a choice faced by numerous countries in asia. if you dig a country like getting them, it is estimated that even the a positive scenario of about a one meter seat of a rise, it is estimated at about 24000 square meter of the country would go in the water. that is 10 p

the the apology comes more than 75 years after indonesia gained independence. last of those who saw these waters run red with the blood of their loved ones have already died. it's not the 1st time the netherlands has apologized to indonesia, but it is the 1st time an apology has come with the acknowledgment that atrocities committed by dutch forces in indonesia were widespread. and systematic. the netherlands is trying to address its past brutality and colonialism in 2020. the dutch king apologized for excessive violence during it's colonial rule. ireland and in the same year returned hundreds of stolen artifacts to indonesia. it if very significant because the data is trying, working with multiple useful prefer to find the truth. now me is in her late seventy's, her father was killed by dutch forces. his death brought financial hardship for her family. but she says she received less than $100.00 as compensation. and anything that about if my dad had lived my life could have been different. though her life has been difficult. she accepts the apology. if they ca

to indonesia. it is very significant. he caused the gods destroying, working with multiple youth aubrey for food, while the food now me is in her late seventies. her father was killed by dutch forces. his death brought financial hardship for her family. but she says she received less than $100.00 as compensation and anything on the map back. if my dad had lived my life could have been different long. though her life has been difficult, she accepts the apology. if they can apologize, she says, then i can forgive them. jessica washington al jazeera carol along with java levels, has the law says, one of its drones has returned from israel after completing a 40 minute reconnaissance mission. no flying is ready. jets were seen flying over bay root. israel says it 5 intercept massage at the drone. the incident comes a day out, a israel shot down. what it says was, another has belonged to a protest is gathered in shake gerra in occupied east jerusalem to support a palestinian family being forcibly displaced from their home. tens

if you look down an economy like indonesia that create enormous problems. and so the government has put out some stimulus packages, some packages to deal with a health sector. in fact, for this year, a loaner 30 mill, f. 30000000000 euros have been earmarked for various projects. a lot of that will go into the health a sector. but there is some controversy now whether some of that money will is also a plant or to be used for the a moving of the capital of jakarta, a to a different island. and that is what some people are recheck because they say that the problems we we have right now are already so big guild matters reporting from jakarta there. and finally, word all the free online word guessing game that has become a sudden sensation has a new home. the new york times company has purchased the application from its developer. josh, ward, all the game as a play on his name says the deal is for a lo 7 figure. amount layers have 6 attempts to guess the 5 letter word. they myrtle has a mass millions of daily users, since it's october release. some fans are not

if you look down an economy like indonesia that creates enormous problems and so the government has put out some stimulus packages. some packages are to deal with the health sector. in fact, for this year, a loaner 30 mill f. 30000000000 euros have been earmarked for various projects. a lot of that will go into the health sector. but there is some controversy now whether some of that money will is also a plant or to be used for the a moving of the capital of jakarta, a to a different island. and that is what some people a recheck because they say that the problems we have right now is, are already so big. and here's a reminder of our top is and story us. national debt now exceeds 30 trillion dollars a record. some has risen 7 trillion dollars in the last 2 years alone, fueled by the government's pandemic spending. and that's all for me and the dw business team to find out more aligned to w dot com slash business. thanks for watching o one, continent. 700000000 people with their own personal stories. europe, with everyday life, with what europeans feared and what they hope for focus on y

if you look down an economy like indonesia that creates enormous problems. and so the government has put out some stimulus packages, some packages to deal with the health sector. in fact, for this year alone, 30 mill at 30000000000 euros have been earmarked for various projects. a lot of that will go into the health sector, but there is some controversy now whether some of that money will, is also plans to be used for the a moving of the capital of jakarta, a to a different island. and that is what some people a recheck because they say that the problems we, we have right now it already been so big. and here's a reminder of our top business story. the u. s. national debt now exceeds 30 trillion dollars a record. some has risen 7 trillion dollars in the last 2 years alone viewed by the government's pandemic spending. and that's all for me and the dw business team to find out more align. he will be dot com slash business, watching dr . facts in most parts of the world, or at least for monday and you're experiencing some wooden stress. there's plenty of sea wat

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, as is a factory, workers have gone on strike in haiti's camp, so they're demanding better pay. many of them may close for a big brown sold overseas, but they say they're paid less than $5.00 a day to reserve by reports, from the factory floor to the streets of the haitian capital. these workers from an industrial park in port a prince. i demanding a raise to them minimum wage. matthews yourself says he can barely survive on his income. we take to the streets to protest, to make our voices heard, especially with the international community because we live in poverty. there is no government the thinks of us. many of this people work to make textiles and clothing that get sold at large scale retailers in the us and other countries. they say they are paid less than $5.00 a day for 9 hours of work. they're demanding the equivalent of 15, hulu and inflation. rate of around

the dutch prime minister apologizes to indonesia, off investigation details the stomach case of extreme violence. i colonial forces. ah. the u. s. is continuing to warner that russia is on the verge of invading ukraine, dismissing moscow's claims that some of its troops are pulling back. the u. s. says the kremlin is looking for an excuse to go to war and east in ukraine. there's been a spike in fighting between government forces and russian back separatists under. simmons begins al coverage from key f like another emphasis at least $500.00 explosions recorded in less than 24 hours along the front lines of the don bass region of eastern ukraine. the size of the craters are an indicator of the heavy weaponry being used in breach of a limited ceasefire, meant to be in place, rushing back separatists from a self declared republic of law, hampton, accused ukrainian forces of starting the fighting of the look really the situation on a contact line has been exacerbated dramatically him, the enemy is trying to provoke active combat. actually, ukraine's side continues to violate his obligation

they appreciate the support of world bank indonesia -- the support world bank indonesia has given to union pay -- uny pay and the support of the financial institutions of our two countries. going forward, china stands ready to work with indonesia and other asian economies to promote the use of the local currencies in regional trade and investment. enhance our resilience to external shocks, and promote a future of inclusive growth, stability, and prosperity. thank you. haslinda: that was the pboc governor. to recap some of the headlines, he said asian economies are more resilient today because they are using their own fx currencies, but are more prone to tightening financial conditions. and he says china will keep its policy appropriate, supportive of growth and said that and will set up support for what he sees as weak links in the economy, and that china expects growth to get back to potential levels in 2022. he sees that china will go back to its potential this year. he also called on asian economies to improve resilience with gl cooperation, saying the fx topline helped facilitate

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 is estimated more than a 100000 indonesians were killed, did extreme vault. can the fate of his highness for him? this extreme violence took many forms such as torture, executions without trial beatings, right? theft detention, and, and human conditions, violent reprisals such as the shooting of civilians and messed attention calling from. but some in the netherlands think the country has nothing to apologize for. they say the report is biased. a belt book is normal in all law. violence is normal when you're in war, there was a war going on. whatever people want to call it, be it police action or a war of the colonization, or it's all true or no, i can see it from both sides. because i am 50 percent javanese was a and my family fought on both sides of this battle. draco, it was very violent on all sides. the netherlands finally re

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 gate and b al jazeera moment. ah. so this is observed, these are the top stories and russian back separatists in easton. ukraine have accused government forces of lot you new attacks on friday. at least $500.00 explosions would be recorded in less than 24 hours along the front lines. cha, stratford has the latest remarried, both in southeastern ukraine.

but our primary or apologizes to indonesia after an investigation details the systematic use of extreme violence by colonial forces during the war of independence. i'm john hendern in minneapolis where the fate informed police officer killed potter is in the hands of a judge for the killing of dante wright. ah, shelling an eastern ukraine has re ignited fears of an imminent invasion by russia . the u. s. is accusing the crumb linda, looking for an excuse to justify going to war. andrew summons begins our coverage from kev. sir, ah, not simplest. at least $500.00 explosions recorded in less than 24 hours along the front lines of the don bass region of eastern ukraine. the size of the craters are an indicator of the heavy weaponry being used in breach of a limited c y. a meant to be in place russian back separatist from a self declared republic of law, hampton, accused ukrainian forces of starting the fighting of the look. really. the situation on a contact line has been exacerbated dramatically. the enemy is trying to provoke active combat. actually, ukraine's side continues to violate h

shery: we have breaking news out of indonesia. we are hearing from the indonesian central bank that they may start next year to sell government bonds that they bought as part of the $58 trillion debt monetization that supported stimulus spending during the pandemic. this is coming from the governor who was speaking to bloomberg saying it is in talks with india and elsewhere that it may start selling bonds in the burden sharing program. they will allow yield flexibility. they are seeing the rupee staying supported on exports and attractive yields. and they are in talks with south korea for local currency settlement deals. this as the central bank could be selling bonds or circulating them through their reverse repo. this as they bought those bonds as part of the 58 billion dollars debt monetization. take a listen to what the governor had to say on this subject. >> if in the future the supply of government bond is compared to the demand [indiscernible] because supply will be coming from the government. if the supply is [indiscernibl

over the past 3 decades, indonesia may be south east asia, most vibrant economy, but the pandemic has left many of its people struggling financially. that prompted 5 young professionals from jakarta to combine their tech savvy with their sense of solidarity. they created the platform which connects users in need with those willing to offer a financial support to scrolling her instagram account marita poetry who had just lost her job in an advertising agency, discovered baggy data initiative that promised financial aid without red tape. for my son kung, actually i had no income other than selling breakfast time for me. um yeah, my husband used to work, but he was laid off too in the pandemic. even though so to feed the family, i tried to sign up for this platform baggy rata. to have at least some pines to keep my breakfast business going. my, my in wonder what you, i have by director is the wealth distribution platform. where the name reflects the aim. it translates to equal share because this is what lote andrea and felt was needed. most in the lockdown with 4 friends, the 29 year old

i think what i think i'm good with lennon monica more than 4000 people from all over indonesia. i've already received money through bucky data, the founders f, distributed around 90000 euros in donations. the key to success was that andrea took advantage of an existing digital infrastructure that had been built up in, in media in recent years. he programmed back hirata as a direct transfer system where the money doesn't have to go through their hands. donors can directly send funds to beneficiaries through their e wallet. almost everybody here uses apps like oval go pay, or donna and mobile phones are affordable. marita pottery no longer needs the platform, at least for now, for husband found a new job. and the 28 year old mother of 2 is now optimistic that the country's economy will recover to why is an app even necessary? why didn't the indonesian government do more in the 1st place to help families need? here's our correspondent, geared matters with more to be fair, but when it comes to the government, one has to say that it's facing huge challenges. if you look down an econo

some of the methods used by dutch armed forces as indonesia thought to rid itself of colonial rule. the findings also show that military leaders and politicians in the netherlands largely ignored the brutality. prime minister mark richard, apologize for his country's actions. and the way previous governments looked away from novice and they'll make today on behalf of the dutch government, a deep apology to the people of indonesia. today, more over, we must conclude that apologies from the government are in order to everyone in our country who had to live with the consequences of the colonial war in indonesia often until today. and that includes all groups, including veterans who behaved as good soldiers at the time of the truck, as protesting against harvard restrictions and the canadian capital auto, or bracing themselves from a police crowd down to end the nearly 3 week demonstration police officers of flooded into the city and are expected to begin taking action against the protectors earlier on thursday. prime minister just intruder defended his decision to invoke the emergencie

the netherlands finally recognized indonesia independence in 1949. but more than 70 years on the country is still coming to terms with its colonial past. victoria gate and b al jazeera people with disabilities are often amongst the poorest and most socially excluded in cambodia. only 56 percent of adults with disabilities can read and write compared to 80 percent of the total population from slurry explains her advocate. so trying to change that each day he leaves for work is a bit of a gamble, one boon time. he never knows how much hill earned or whether he'll be arrested by police for performing on the streets of pin on pen, where young gag. anyhow, i asked to sing a few different restaurants, but they didn't want me because i'm blind. i felt very bad about myself. i just want to see them so that i can earn a living. he left at school before he was 10. he says his disability and lack of education have made it difficult for him to find work. his story is not unusual in cambodia, not crud used to work in a shoe factory, but she was laid off by mike k

but unlike indonesia, thailand and the philippines have no quarantine requirements. the highly anticipated reopening is dolly comes as cove at $900.00 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 locked downs. people have tried to open and hasn't worked out. the tourism officials in barley said the island has had enough time to prepare for international visitors. and we want to show the outside world. the valley is very much ready to success of the reopening depends on whether foreign tourists feel the same way just to washington out of here, sunny rescue. tame say they're close to rescuing a 5 year old boy who fell into a $32.00 mated dave. well in morocco, 3 days ago. he's alive, pitches as rescue

the netherlands finally recognized indonesia, his independence in 1949. but more than 70 is on the countries still coming to terms with its colonial past. victoria gate and b al jazeera, a court in india, a sentence so day people to death and 11 more to life in prison for the unmet about bombings, 14 years ago. 56 people were killed in at least 200 were injured in a series of explosions in 2008 in the state of good, you're at 21 devices detonated in just over an hour. blas happened on buses and car parks and at a public hospital. hong kong health care system is near breaking point after record surgeon cove. at 19 cases, hospitals have reached 90 percent capacity in patients of being treated in makeshift openness spaces. the territory reported more than 6000 new cases on thursday trainees. the strain some patients have been discharged early and authorities are looking to increase. testing for climate has more from a major hospital in hong kong. that certainly isn't getting any better. they've set up more tents here. there are a barriers set up and a few he

the carter capital of indonesia and southeast asia. fastest growing internet come in its darkest hour. one man, a hobby musician, turned this to his advantage. lordy, andrea teamed up with some friends to stand strong in the face of the pond on it that we didn't know how long this relaxed and it wasn't clear what diseased this was when we didn't know when it will end. so from there actually, from that on certainty, we decided to do something. and this is what he came up with. scrolling her instagram account marita poo tree who had just lost her job in an advertising agency, discovered baggy data initiative that promised financial aid without red tape. for my son can actually i had no income other than selling breakfast time for me, cuz yeah, my husband used to work, but he was laid off too, in the pandemic, illegal. so to feed the family, i tried to sign up for this platform baggy rata to have at least some piles, to keep my breakfast business going. my my in wonder, what you, i have baggy router is a wealth distribution platform, where the name reflects the aim. it translates to equa

economic recovery. finance ministers on central bankers from the world's biggest economies meeting in indonesia are assessing the possible impact of a major conflict in your. the pandemic has been a lesson than the interconnectedness of the global economy. and that's why the world is now watching the russia ukraine crisis very closely as the president of hoth nation. indonesia noted that the g 20 summit book guns. yeah. or dot one. what got become, but it is not time to create new tensions that could affect global recovery, let alone jeopardize world peace as we're currently seeing in ukraine. yeah, it is necessary that at every party puts an end to rivalry and frictions, and began to follow that. dan, good, but gang on. despite the ongoing global economic recovery, escalations in the russia, ukraine crisis could only add to copied 19 pandemic biggest challenges. inflation and supply chain bottlenecks. and experts are still warning. new cove in 19 variants may appear, especially vaccine axis remains a challenge for the vast majority of the world's population, especially those living in poor cou

and it's based in indonesia and the late 19th sixty's after the dutch have left. and the main character is a woman named nana. and she is striving to, you know, find herself and find her voice in this very old fashioned patriarchal society and indonesia. and she finds her support in an unlikely person, her husband's mistress. so that's new factor been on thing. and yet, so it was just going through that. and the music is one of the best characters in the film. and there's also a german director and the competition, andreas, jason, at this time, he has chosen a very political story. are here, can you tell us about that? yes, yes, it's a political story, but it's humorist, it's sad, it's happy. it has all of these great album element is called rubber against george w bush, and this is a shortly after the terror attacks of 9112001. and her son is believed to be a terrorist and he's whooped up by the american government, sent to quinton, him obey. and this very ordinary woman, you know, who has her kids and her husband, the community she looks out for has to go agains

indonesia's central bank may start selling government bonds. bank indonesia used the so-called -- sharing program to allow it to directly purchase $58 billion worth over three years. such programs are controversial because they can edge out foreign investors. the -- governor told bloomberg about potential plans to unwind debt monetization until next year. >> if in the future, that will be the supply of government bonds, compared to demand -- domestic remitted because -- coming from the -- [indiscernible] vonnie: auto while police have -- protesters from the parliament building after a week's long blockade. about 170 people were arrested as police intensify their actions. deploying pepper spray, batons and mounted units to remove demonstrators. police say the operation has not been completed, with others remaining camped on downtown streets. 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. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: turning to the late

and it takes place in the late 1960 s after indonesia gains independence from the dutch. and we, me, a character are named nana who is struggling. you know, she's dealing with the trauma of war. she lost her husband and kids. she doesn't have really a voice and she's remarried, but she feels small. she doesn't have a voice in the world. you have a voice in her home, and so she finds support from an unlikely person, her husband's mistress twist. so, but that's interesting to see how these women lean on each other and how they try to, how they gain some independence. because freedom isn't free for everyone, you know. and especially in that time period where the patriarchy was stronger, and women had to be careful of the image they portrayed, you know, to protect their families and even their country. and one of the things that the director said that i thought was really cool was that she said women have to flow like water. so they have to be fluid and they have to adapt. and i think that no matter where you are of the world as a woman or wid, that's something that we all ca

the rainy season in indonesia is starting to fall apart. now there are areas we're going to see intense showers of the next day or so. this is probably the main risks from the southern philippines answers sort of ways he to bali in all points east was to west papua that the west that with us. yes, larry's intent downpours maybe something sumatra possibly louse or cambodia where we see wet weather recently. but a good part of the lasers now rather more dry than his wet last push of winter may be hard to know and still pretty wintry in japan with more snow falling. actually, a warning for blizzard in her cargo. the temperature is still low in eastern sovereign hobbin, northeast, and charles bios 12 and the winds are still blowing north the beijing they've been hampering. the olympians recently had that look down here 10 degrees in hong kong. yeah, it shouldn't be 10 degrees or 11 degrees or anything like it this time the the average by days, something like 19. anyway, hong kong is going to come up to about 16 degrees by time yet to thursday.

and another one's prime minister apologizes to indonesia for war crimes committed in its former colony. ah, so 1st up, russian state media report, the president vladimir putin will oversee new drills on saturday involving the strategic forces and the launch a ballistic and cruise missiles at this comes as natalie to say the kremlin is looking for an excuse to justify going to war me, while ukraine's government and russian back set protests to the east of the country . a blaming each other for stepping up artillery and mortified in the dawn boss, reach him. the shutting his re ignited fizz of an imminent invasion by russia. andrew simmons reports now from the ukrainian capital. this is linda simpson, at least 500 explosions recorded in less than 24 hours along the front lines of the don bass region of east of ukraine. the size of the craters are an indicator of the heavy weaponry being used in breach of a limited seats wire meant to be in place. rushing back separatist from a self declared republic of law, hampton, accused ukrainian forces of starting the fighting of the look. really, t

on the same day indonesia will release annual gdp numbers for 2021 in the october through december quarter. it is the first annual contraction since 1998. the country struggled to contain the covid-19 outbreak and suffered the highest cases and death toll in the region. gdp grew 3.5% in the july to september period, a sharp decrease from the previous quarter, but indonesia's finance minister said the fourth quarter number will be around 5% as domestic consumption and production are back at pre-pandemic levels. also on monday, the german federal statistics office will release the production index for december. industrial output declined by 0.2% in november, although it jumped almost 3% in october. experts say the german economy has struggled to overcome the persistent bottlenecks in supply chains and restrictions introduced to contain a fourth coronavirus wave driven by the omicron variant. >>> on wednesday toyota motor will report earnings for the three months through december. the japanese auto giant posted record sales and net profit for the first half of the country fiscal year. toyota'

haslinda: that was the bank indonesia governor perry. speaking with us. we have come to chinese security has vowed to keep a lid on missed payments. details ahead, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> watching some of these developers out of china here this morning. certainly a lot of news to look ahead to, whether it is the home price declines that we saw in january ease for a second month. offering a hope at least for the property sector, default risks rise again, but it seems to be right now a contagious risk when it comes to properties, the latest a developer to warn it may not meet its debt obligation. the shocking reversal after being seen as a rare beacon of strength. for more on this let's bring in china credit editor rebecca chon wilkins. where do things stand right now? rebecca: we are seeing all of the dollar bonds across curve falling again today, particularly that perpetual bond in question that you mention. i think it really is an extraordinary story that in some ways confirms some of the worst fears for investors around issues of transparency. it is e

but unlike indonesia, thailand and the philippines have no quarantine requirements. the highly anticipated reopening of folly comes as covert 19 cases rise again in indonesia. but authorities say they anticipated the increase and are better prepared. none. president joker widow says indonesia hospitals and health workers are reading bucket, overshadowed by the pandemic. if the said 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 locked downs. people have tried to open and hasn't worked out tourism officials in bali said the island has had enough time to prepare for international visitors. and we want to show the outside world. the valley is very much ready to success of the reopening depends on whether the following tours feel the same way just to washington out of here. so africa now and the european union has blacklisted molly's transitional prime minister and members of interim president. see me go in his in circle the block kit 5 indi

if we can do that without chain that, 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 other efforts. china has a plan in place. it is just that it doesn't -- in our judgment, we need to go further, faster. that 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. in addition, there is 300 gigawatts of new coal construction coming online at a time when 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 nations -- some people wo

nelson, i make today on behalf of the dutch government, a deep apology to the people of indonesia to day. moreover, we must conclude that apologies from the government are in order to everyone in that country who had to live with the consequences of the colonial war and indonesia often until today. and that includes all groups including veterans who behaved as good soldiers at the time. local folk senators in the united states holding a special hearing into wall street, greece. a group of coal miners from alabama has been on strike for nearly a year. a providing testimony, a say that pay and benefits were caught while investors profited. it's part of the grind wave of unionization across the last. as gabriel alexander reports now for new york. i'm going america. i one game. oh, it's the ultimate david versus goliath moment. david, being the coal miners from rural alabama. we have been on strike for nearly 12 months. calling on warrior met cold, their employer, for a new union contract with better wages and working conditions like a worker, 7 days wake up 16 hours a day. goliath being