by 2060 indonesia. as a trophy go countries, yeah, we are having a lot of sources of solar and also be said that we have also wind. and then they're also martin, i energy source. we are beside those i beside those technology, we also expect the development rapid development of the and the distorted system. at the moment, however, climate damaging call is the country's most important energy source. for this year the government expects production to grow by 8 percent or more in this less crossover to jakarta, and journalists not in flash lod nadine, how much is indonesia profiting from coal? buyers seeking alternatives to russia? i mean, indonesia, profit is from high cold prices for a while now. it started, i believe before the ukraine crisis really took off and i mean, you would think definitely the coal sector has, has, has had seen its prices sore. but as you mentioned earlier, there's also 2 forces that actually countering this effect, which is on one hand, the indonesian government's attempt to forc

what sort of pressure to indonesia face and can withstand it. the pressure is a huge and they've just grown larger. we are now. busy expensing a very short rise in food prices, which of course is causing a great difficulties for many poor people around the world. but it increases the incentive for clearing land for agriculture. and in indonesia, there has been a, a moratorium on new palm oil forest plantations. carmel is one of indonesia, principal exports, and it's something consumed in huge numbers of products, not just foods, actually, but more, but other products as well that use vegetables. and that moratorium has definitely contributed to the redundant increase in forest rates or rates of loss which is slowing. that's good news. but with the ending of that moratorium and with very high food prices, you plantation land and in other parts of the world. for example, brazil to grow crops which are, which are more profitable than they were even last years, particularly northern ones where there is some consumer pressure from consumers in northe

the rates of loss of indonesia is rain forest. remember, this is not an absolute declining a or absolute increase in forest rates are rates of loss, which is slowing. that's good news. but with the ending of that moratorium and with very high food prices, you will see huge pressures to plot more trees to take more land or from the virgin forest to turn it into plantation land and in other parts of the world. for example, brazil to grow crops which are, which are more profitable than they were even last year. so the land pressures which arise not just within those countries, but of course, from our consumption. we in the northern countries on the major consumers of many of the things which come from those places are huge. and that is why we have so much deforestation. the economic pressures are leading to it and that has been quite a campaign, hasn't been michael against palm oil. and we, i think most people are aware of it. if not aware of how wide spread it is found in all our products to why hasn't that caught on more what it's

by 2060 indonesia. as a trophy gor countries. yeah, we are having a lot of sources of solar and also be said that we have also wind. and then they're also martin. i know the source we are beside those i beside those technology. we also expect the development rapid development after and the distorted system at the moment. however, climate damaging coal is the country's most important energy source. for this year, the government expects production to grow by 8 percent. let's look at some of the other global business stories making headlines. almost 20 percent of germans have been reducing their energy consumption since the war in ukraine began. that's according to a new poll. most consumers are trying to save money amid soaring energy costs and inflation. the conflict has pushed gas and oil prices to new highs. grease has fully paid off its debt from its 2010 financial crisis. and 2 years ahead of schedule at that 8 years ago, the international monetary fund provided the country with 3 successive bailiffs

the weather remains remarkably wet for parts of indonesia . we have seen some live you storms just rolling through here when in fact just to the east of to carter. we've seen some very heavy rain. april is the wettest month, but sir, we should now be seeing those painful totals. ease off lively showers. little fletcher stores, meanwhile, across the south china seas, and this is going to gather they're going to put some very heavy rain into our southern parts of vietnam over the next couple days that could well lead to some localized flooding and the showers longest spells of rain they will grasp these are where cross southern parts of cambodia and push on into thailand, malaysia, while it sunshine in the heat of the day, shower, similar picture. therefore, the philippines and the showers, of course, continuing to into or indonesia, particular cross western parts of indonesia, where we got a little system just making its way just to the south. the christmas island here, this clutch of storms. this is a tropical disturbance, is kind of joining u

well, one option might be indonesia. it's one of the world's largest producers of coal. and with global prices being, what they are exports are becoming even more lucrative. at the beginning of the year, the indonesian government crackdown imposing an export ban on cold. but the band was on the enforce until the end of january. now cool ships are allowed to head for international ports. again, as long as domestic supplies are short, a quarter of the production must remain in indonesia sold at prices set by the government. exported, cool, on the other hand, will reap a bonanza for the coal companies. thanks to the shop price and prices on the world market, fueled by the russian wolf, aggression in ukraine. the price of a ton of coal recently climb to over $400.00 us dollars. but cool, rich in lanesha is also focusing on renewable energy for the long run and wants to be carbon neutral by 2060 indonesia as a broker countries. yeah, we are having a lot of sources of solar and also be said that we have also wind. and then they're also martin. i energy source. we are beside th

. >>> indonesia is no longer exporting palm oil. the country wants to keep the product at home to secure domestic supplies as demand in other parts of the world rises. too. >> indonesia is the world's biggest producers oil used in food. >> it accounts for nearly 60% for global output. some using palm poil as a substitute. many comes from russia or ukraine. retail prices in indonesia, some types of cookie oil risen % from the year earlier. this taken to the streets to protest. officials continue the battle until the average price of cooking oil failed to 14,000. for about a dollar. consumers are paying 20% more than that. >> the restriction could lead to myers prices for a wide range of goods containing palm oil. >> the official at the jakarta's. 2020 tons, came from indonesia. prices of soybean oils and oth cooking oils could also sore. >>> it is been decades since the apollo/lunar landing. today's researchers gathering number. robotic. and intriguing new business opportunities. >>. >> reporter: a space industry fallbrook place in t

we just very controversial in indonesia. and it also regulates and read that about sexual butcher and sexual exploitation as one of the most lever and the increasing number of electrons based effects all valid. and so these are at least some of the, the crimes that been regulated directly in the law. and we are also waiting to have a better definition on rape, as well as post abortion, since it will be regulated under our criminal law. but it has like what we call it, the bridging article in this current and sexual violence law that enable the fix of rape and force abortion to also enjoy the better law on present during that biggest thinking that just this for and also a certain, i mean a best there's that, i'll stick them right, which include the protection and also i think i'll very even post court results and briefly sexual violence complaints. as you mentioned, happen rising in indonesia. do you think not because people feel more comfortable about coming forward or is it just because the case is actually going on? i thin

indonesia will chair the group of 20 summit in november. the members are divided over russia's participation. southeast asia's largest economy also hopes to quickly resume economic activities with japan in order to recover from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. japan says its investment in indonesia dropped by half of the pre-pandemic level of 2019 last year. the indonesian government is asking for assistance for upgrades of ports, railways, and other infrastructure. it is also trying to lure tourists back to the island of bali and its other resorts. indonesia is also appealing for financial and technical support from japan and other nations to help it transition away from coal to other energy sources. minister -- the foreign japanese foreign minister is traveling to kazakhstan, uzbekistan,mongolia, fiji and palau through early may. hayashi is expected to discuss ukraine, china, and other topics on his trip. ♪ >>> the japan coast guard has confirmed that the object found on the seabed off of the coast of hokkaido in northern japan

. >> indonesia passes a bill attacking sexual violence. china eases some lockdown measures in shanghai, but officials warn cases are still on the rise. ♪ ♪ >> hello, there. right off the bat, i want to take you to the philippines. a tropical depression triggered this landslide. here's the good news on wednesday. that weather will start to slide further away east. that means more dry weather in the picture, still rain, but not following with more intensity. plenty of dry spells for indochina. bangkok, we will up your temperatures. you will near about 40 degrees. not record-breaking, but warmer than usual this time of year. soggy conditions from hong kong to berlin, right into shanghai. we could see some flooding across the yangtze river valley. for the korean peninsula and japan, we've got this week line of showers that will produce wet weather for home shoe, not far away from tokyo. we see somewhat whether from brisbane to sydney. more on this weather report in new zealand where leftovers of a tropical cyclone, it is going to strike th

i'll she alone indonesia, or nearly 340000 cases of violence against women. and the yet true jani is the chair woman of the national commission on violence against women, a group that helps shape the legislation, firstly and foremost, it actually they call it sex crimes or sexual violence that previously considered as criminal acts or marcia. lyric will lead to it, which includes sexual harassment, both physical and non physical. and it also look at the issue of course one perception, as well as post sterilization even forced marriage, which is very odd contra 1st in indonesia. and it also regulates originally about sexual culture and sexual exploitation, as well as sexual slavery and the increasing number of electrons based on sexual violence. so this are at least some of the crimes that being regulated directly in the law. and we are also waiting to have a better if a nation on rape, as well as a post abortion, since it will be regulated under our criminal law. but it has like what we call it a bridging article in the current anti sex while violence law tha

last month, a dean at a university in northern indonesia was acquitted of all charges. after a female student said he sexually harassed her. her lawyer said he welcomes the new legislation from america under the law. a letter from a psychologist can be used as evidence. i hope going forward. no more perpetrators of sexual violence will be set free. students at the university have held regular rallies and supported the student who made the allegation. like many they say they just want the campus and the rest of indonesia to be a safer place. jessica washington al jazeera to carter, and these 42 people have been killed and heavy rains and land slides caused by tropical storm maggie in the philippines. rescue efforts are being hampered by continuing rain and mud as they dig in. affected villages is the 1st major storm there this year and comes at what's usually a dry time of year floods of forced about $30000.00 families from their homes. storm made land forms sunday with winds of up to 65 kilometers per hour. loving in south africa's quite zulu natal province has killed a

there has been the perception here in indonesia that sexual abuse is a private household matter. one, requiring a discussion within a household, but perhaps not the full force of the law. but with the passing of this bill into legislation, there are hopes for survivors of sexual assault and for women's groups that going forward, there will be more avenues for survivors to seek justice against perpetrators of abuse. and jessica was this bill, sina so important, and was it taken so long that will fastly down? the reason that it has been so many years in discussion is because there has been some backlash from conservative political parties from conservative religious groups. who say that this discussion around matters of sexual consent will promote adultery and promote extra marital sexual relations. they made these claims without evidence, of course, but it was able to slow down the deliberation of this bill. ultimately, though there was public pressure put on the president joker with dodo and onto a government ministers to ensure that this bill was passed as a priority. and really

last month, a dean at a university in northern indonesia was acquitted of all charges. after a female student said he sexually harassed her. her lawyer said he welcome the new legislation under the law alleging from a psychologist can be used as evidence. i hope going forward. no more perpetrators of sexual violence will be set free. students at the university have held regular rallies and supported the student who made the allegation. not like many, they say they just called campus and the rest of indonesia to be safe play. jessica washington to 0 to carter place in the u. k. have find prime minister boris johnson for breaching coby 19 locked down rules. senior cabinet minister chancellor, the she sooner will also face a financial penalty. the so called party gate scandal has angered many after it emerged, government staff breached pandemic restrictions on several occasions. johnson has again apologize, but his refusing to resign. i understand the anger that many will feel that i myself fell short when it came to observing the very rules which the government i lead had

and indonesia bans palm oil exports, but will it really tackle rising prices? live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 6am in the morning in singapore and 1am in kyiv, where the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, has been visiting. he saw for himself some of the places where there've been alleged war crimes by russian troops. it was his first visit to this country since the conflict began more than two months ago. our correspondent sarah rainsford travelled with the secretary general and has this report, which — i want to warn you — contains some details you might find upsetting. it was like a message from moscow, the first missile strike on kyiv in two weeks. a residential building was hit here and civilians wounded, right when the un chief was in town. earlier, antonio guterres had been on the edge of kyiv witnessing the destruction there from russia's war. it is breathtaking. in irpin, there are ruins everywhere you turn. ukrainian families came underfire here in their own homes. antonio guterres was taken

what kind of the countries learned from indonesia and is indonesia itself heading in the right direction to meet? so that's kind of commitment to the climate we're seeing number policies in asia. they have a moratorium on forest ferry on various policies in place to restrict expansion before a mass supported by a oil industry. not to expand a palm will. how ever that good news is not necessary? i hope we have a record of higher prices which will make it more try to convert force palm as well as that you can use as this moratorium. and so i need to know my time of the last 5 years turkeys president is traveling to saudi arabia for a 2 day visit aimed at repairing ties. reggie ty berto on is expected to meet crown prince mohammed ben selman during his 1st visit to the kingdom in years. relations between the 2 restrained off of $28.00, killing of journalists, yamaha, so she at the saudi consultant is stumble. send him cuz well glue life for us from assemble. what can we expect there said him well, there, and we expect to the 2 countries who have being stronger lies about until jamal has shi

more than $100.00 people killed in nigeria in an explosion at an illegal oil refinery and indonesia bands the export of palm oil in an effort to stabilize soaring food prices. but there are fees the decision may have the opposite effect. ukraine's president has again pushed for meeting with vladimir persian to end the war, despite saying he has no trust in the russian leader addressing journalists in the cave at metro station. a lot of me zalinski covered a range of issues including announcing a visit on sunday by us secretary of state antony blinking, and defense secretary lloyd austin hotter, l abdel. hum. it was there. need to reach us some movie that president vul edema zalinski faced the world's pres, from a makeshift platform constructed in one of keys metro stations. he said one of his priorities was the evacuation of people caught up in the siege of mo, you, paul. but that it was difficult to trust to russian finally, yet he is not hoarded. so shall we offered any format for the exchange of our people who are currently in this predicament in this terrible situation you call it in

the rate of loss of indonesia is rain forest. remember this is not an absolute declining a or abs. we'll see huge pressures to plot more trees to take more land or from her virgin forest to turn it into plantation land and, and in other parts of the world. for example, brazil to grow crops which are, which are more profitable than they were even last year. what it goes on a little bit, and one of the major success is of the last few years has been the number of multinational corporations, particularly northern ones, where there is some consumer pressure from consumers in northern countries, global north country. and unfortunately, although it is absolutely true that forests are in themselves resources in a global market, your competing against the other things you could do with along to the land, clearing it for beef, which is a huge commodity on the global market. the pressures that jericho narrows under to create more money. municipalities, you know, to perform and soy traders association imposed a voluntary moratorium on sourcing soil from recently before the gland and the combi

what can other countries learn from indonesia and is indonesia itself heading in the right direction to meet? so that's kind of commitment. news for me. that is really good. recliner, we're sitting number policies in indonesia. they had a moratorium long or a series for i have various policies in place to restrict expansion or a mass supported by a oil industry. not to expand a palm. well however that is um, not necessarily go hope we have a record of higher prices which will make it more attractive to convert forced upon as well as that it has this moratorium, so lies in indonesia to see general my time of the last 5 years. ok, thank you so much. ra taylor for speaking to us from geneva. thank you. now, police and peru have use tear gas to evict an indigenous group which refused to leave one of its biggest copper mines. that where a bombay community has set up camp at the chinese run last bombast. mind 2 weeks ago halting operations. the protest her say the mine is on indigenous territory and they went compensation for having to relocate. the firms owner says it's fulfilled it's fin

businesses close to pal pressure on the president to step down the world's largest producer, palm oil. indonesia imposes a ban on exports because of shortages more than 2 months since russia began its invasion of ukraine, the un secretary general is there to see the devastation 1st hand. he's been visiting towns on the outskirts of the capitol, where russia is accused of committing war crimes. and tony a good terror as to it, a char, residential tower in irvin, where more than 70 percent of the infrastructure has been damaged during the fighting. earlier gutierrez was at the side of a mass grave in boucher, that's the town where bodies of civilians were found, with their hands tied behind their backs. earlier this month when ukraine we captured it from russian forces could saras was also in a bardy anchor an hour away from the capital cave. it's one of many towns which was occupied by the russian forces and nearly flattened by their onslaught. like food shot mass graves were found there, and the craniums have accused russian forces of committing atrocities. there is no way a war can be acceptabl

we find out why indonesia efforts to stabilize the cost of cooking up could cause problems elsewhere. plus, i'm tony chang on the tie coast where cobit 19 shutdowns have led to a rejuvenation of marine life. the return of tourists is a threat after cutting off natural gas to bulgaria and poland, russia is threatening to do the same to more you, nation's escalation. in economic hostilities over the ukraine war follows a refusal by both countries to use moscow's payment system for supplies to convert euro to roubles for the u. s. accusing kremlin of blackmail, or the mob of reports. it had been predicted by some feared by many more, but european leaders, c rushes, move to halt gas, surprised to poland in bulgaria, because they won't pay roubles as aggressive. it comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to blackmail us. this is something the european commission has been preparing for in close coordination and solidarity with member states and international partners. our response will be immediate. united and coordinated. moscow says countries can still pay for gas i

last month, a dean at a university in northern indonesia was acquitted of all charges. after a female student said he sexually harassed her. her lawyer said he welcomes the new legislation that i, under the law a letter from a psychologist can be used as evidence. i hope going forward. no more perpetrators of sexual violence will be set free. students at the university have held regular rallies and supported the student who made the allocation rather. like many they say they just want the campus and the rest of indonesia to be a safe place. jessica washington al jazeera jakarta. an installation by the french artist known as j. r. has debuted in the venezuelan capital caracas modems, 600 residents of the some black community, have their portraits on display as part of the inside out project. if a villa is one of latin america's biggest slums, it's hope the exhibition will change perceptions of the area. ah, type a quick check of the headlines here. this r u. s. president joe biden has for the 1st time said that russia is carrying out genocide in ukraine. he previously ca

now. malaysia and indonesia are counting for more than 80 percent of all of the exports. and they also supply problems in malaysia. so it is practically impossible than any other country. step steps up to the table and makes good for the misson experts. now these ready government says close the gallons of border crossing to workers after mass rocket attacks. they talk to southern israel after repeated israeli rates on palestinian worshippers. a most can occupy these true. some is really i raise a tank various areas of the gal to strip twice last week. you miles side is that the israel border palestinians in gaza. consider this decision to be a dangerous decision that may lead to further escalation because of the deteriorating economy conditions that people are living in and how this decision greatly affects them. the decision of allowing or easing manager of allowing workers to work in the occupied territories came as part of a ceasefire agreement that was brokered by egypt after the latest may 2020 for one . a war between garza and israel. and since september 2021, only

as indonesia, the world's leading producer palm oil starts its export ban. just the washington reports from a capital jakarta encounter south. some of the country's most popular dishes can be found in this small kitchen, fried chicken, fried fish and fried tofu. almost everything on the menu has won ingredient in common, palm oil and dung. city owning c opened this restaurant 30 years ago, but now she's worried, she could lose customers a song. what about buffalo vieza? the unstable price of cooking oil affects my business long when it was cars, it was difficult, but now it's available but expensive. had it so challenging for small businesses. palm oil is the world's most widely used edible oil. for months, concerns about price and availability have been growing in indonesia despite the country being the top producer. now the government is banning palm oil exports, including crude and refined palm oil by mass at bowel that got up. i understand the state needs taxes along with foreign exchange, and the country needs a trade bounce surplus. but meeting the peo

last year alone, indonesia. so nearly 340000 cases of violence against women as gay, tall correspondent, jessica washington. his life was now in jakarta. jessica, tell us a bit more about this bill and how it will help victims of sexual audits. well, you mentioned some of those figures from last year. and as shocking as they might seem, indonesian ministers have really described those numbers. it's just the tip of the iceberg. because indonesia, like many countries around the world does have a problem with under reporting. when it comes to sexual violence and part of the reason for that is that in the past avenues, the justice or survive is of sexual assault have been limited. and there are hopes to day that going forward with the passing of this bill that can change with now clearer avenues for survivors of sexual abuse to build a case and to secure convictions against perpetrators. now 2 of the key features of this landmark legislation include firstly that it takes what women's rights groups and survive as rig

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indonesia is the world's third largest democracy. india, the united states, and indonesia. what is our relationship with indonesia that would cause them to open the door and say, hey, president putin, why don't you come to the g20? they might see this as an advantageous offering to -- the carpet is available, the door is open, come down and let's have some dialogue. but the united states and indonesia needs to get its act together before we go forward. >> beth, there's also been a potentially big shift happening in germany. the "wall street journal" is now reporting that germany is dropping its objections to an eu embargo against russian oil saying that what they really just need now is time to find an alternative supply for the country. if this is real, this is now the stance here, what would this do for this war effort? >> this is a big deal. you know, in terms of revenue, russia gets a lot more revenue from oil than from gas. three times as much. so this is a big deal. it's a big shift. now the devil is in the details here. and one of the things that is being discussed a

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in recent years, traffic jam in indonesia capital have decreased. some se, thanks in part to the policy japan, but others disagree. there are times when they're helpful, but sometimes they prioritize the people, giving them money and hold up though we don't cope the traffic tobacco monumental. if at the more bit though, when we don't have any small change in the car, we automatically won't give them any money. yeah. and then they won't stop the traffic for what i'm like. so i don't think that you're not working at the intersection is a call of duty for june id like some people who quickly lose their nerves in traffic. safety like being in the midst of chaos. and it gives him a good feeling to change things a little bit for the batter. that's it for thursday, thanks for watching and see you tomorrow. with these places in europe for smashing the records. stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you to record breaking sites on google maps, youtube and now also in book form. and we're interested the

is there any other country that can fill the gap, the void that will be left by indonesia? nazzo calling it so that malaysia and indonesia are counting for more than 80 percent of all of the exports. and else is the plant problems in malaysia. so it is practically impossible than any other countries that steps up to the table and makes good for the missing experts. now what about the, the demand for plant based a biofuels? because we've seen that increase somewhat. there certainly is demand, but what would be the challenge is there for ramping up production in the short term? at least. yeah, actually i would like to turn that around, but it's really good question. i think what indonesia should have done is rather than banning export banning it's the misty biofuels program that would have left the international markets and fixed it largely. and at the same time when it brought down prices domestically. so that is essentially did the measure that, that should have been taken. unfortunately, the government decided to, to been expert. so. mm hm. and do you foresee other export

>> at the moment, there is a lot of uncertainty about what is going on in indonesia. you saw a lot of flip-flops happening from friday evening when it was first announced, they gave no further detail and the following week said it would only be for a short time and the very next day, they gave -- they said it was for palm only, and the very next day, they gave another shot, cutting a huge chunk in the global edible oil supply chain. it has left the market scrambling trying to get more details of the ban, including on rumors vessels would be seized at ports trying to leave the country. david: i love how there is a flip-flop and on top of that rumors. just a lack of clarity here. what does this mean then? i'm guessing what happens with trade and what goes in and out impacts the currency. >> definitely. you cannot deny indonesia is definitely a heavyweight in commodities and has far-reaching impact in the world, especially on food inflation. you cannot move away or understate the importance of this ban to food prices, for example. indonesia itself accounts for 50% of the

there are more than $338000.00 cases of sexual violence against woman reported in indonesia last year. an increase from the year before. but just as intro lanka have returned for a 3rd time to the entrance of the president's office, demanding got to buy a roger boxer resign. they've been ongoing anti government demonstrations across the country for 2 weeks, which is either the government's handling of the worst economic crisis in decades and french president emanuel macro is back on the campaign trail. this time in the northern city dinner is looking for extra votes for run off against the far right challenger, marine the pen later this month. so those of the headline news continues go down to 0 after hours in the world statement. thanks so much bye. ah ah a a coach gonna be on a little black warmers question for you on a 1000000 took off sol as a customer. natasha was quite a thomas voice to not glad all yet. but i still john, who does any minute on the, is on a 3 is a one month or with 2, any issues, need that a job for money polish, i will be local, i am a saturday law, but i got c

the traffic in indonesia is capital jakarta is notorious for being among the worst in the world. and all those vehicles clogging the city streets, take more the stoplights and give away signs to manage. so many busy crossings come with dedicated directors to keep the traffic flowing. managing this intersection in jakarta, next courage and experience tonight. he has plenty of both for over 2 decades. donati, also known as daddy, has been helping reduce traffic jams in this mega city despite his disability because his hearing is impair, and can't speak. he relies on his wife to communicate the law mildly about bad. mm hm. thank god, he has work. he's got the trust of the police to he was even given a uniform because of his enthusiasm. they were very happy with daddy. i love them because he works alone as a disabled person and didn't get an education. yeah, he could only be a traffic director of. i don't know what matters is that he has an income. i am, i jack are those one of the most on just that series in the world. and now that coverage restrictions half in relax traffic is back

they're expected to increase even more as indonesia, the world's leading producer palm oil starts its export ban. jessica washington reports on how cooks are coping in the kitchen into counter south, some of the country's most popular dishes can be found in the small kitchen. frank, chicken fried fish and fried tofu list. everything on the menu has one ingredient in common. and dung says the awning sea opened at this restaurant 30 years ago, but now she is worried. she could lose customers. but it was the unstable price of cooking oil effects. my business. when it was cars, it was difficult now it's available but expensive. so challenging for small businesses pump oil is the world's most widely used edible oil. for months, concerns about price and availability have been growing in indonesia, despite the country being the top producer. now the government is banning palm oil exports, including crude and refined palm oil. i'm not that owl the cut up. i understand the state needs taxes along with foreign exchange and the country need to trade bound surplus. but meeting the people's primar

for months, concerns about price and availability have been growing in indonesia, despite the country being the top producer. now the government is banning palm oil exports, including crude and refined palm oil. i'm not that owl. the cut up. i understand the state needs taxes along with foreign exchange, and the country needs a trade bound surplus. but meeting the people's primary needs is more important. it's a priority weak up with one. the move has shocked global markets. the price of cooking oil has been rising around the world for a number of reasons, disruptions and production, increasing demand for biofuels, and the war in ukraine. the world's largest exporter of sunflower oil experts say the latest moved by the indonesian government is likely to push prices even higher from well is also used in processed foods, cosmetics, cleaning products and more economists say the government strategies to normalize cooking oil prices have been misguided focusing on supply rather than problems within the industry. it may not solve the problem because again, the problem with the, with the coo

the game does take place after school hours and off campus indonesia. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. san francisco man has pleaded no contest to a hate crime in connection with an incident burlingame two years ago, stephen said body allegedly approached a family wearing black lives matter shirts following a protest. the 56 year old yelled blue lives matter at the family, which included young children. prosecutors say he also told them that if he had a gun, he'd shoot all of them. somebody could be sent to jail for up to four months. when they were 11 tonight. the vallejo police chief says that use of force by officers dropped by a third in 2021 from the year before the company police strategies, explained the data and the live roundtable meeting tonight. they say that in 2021 officers did not use any firearms impact weapons or neck restraints during any use of force incident. overall they say, there were fewer uses of weapons by officers, even though the data shows more suspects resisted officers. we implemented de escalation training that's

now that russia's vladimir putin has accepted host country indonesia's invitation to attend. president biden has previously said he thinks russia should be kicked out of the g-20 and administration officials have recently walked out of g-20 events where russian delegates were present. mj lee is live at the white house. mj, is it possible that president biden boycotts the g-20 summit all together? >> we just don't know yet, but certainly, this is a big diplomatic complication because as you said, the president himself has previously said that he believes russia should be kicked out of the g-20 summit and that he also believes that it just wouldn't be constructive for them to be a part of this group. now, just moments ago, i asked white house press secretary jen psaki about the news that russia has confirmed that it is going to be attending the summit, and i also asked her whether there is anything that could happen between now and six months from now when the summit is set to happen that would make the u.s. feel like it might be productive for russia to be a part of those meet

welcome to global 3000 exploited how economic interests are pursued at the expense of the world's poor in indonesia. big business is creating new markets. in brazil we learn how the residence of fabulous and are able to enjoy online shopping and we find out what it's really like to work as a barry picker in portugal screen houses $1.90 according to the world bank, that's the minimum required to cover a person's basic needs per day, around 10 percent of the global population lives unless in extreme poverty, poverty and unemployment. a major reasons why people leave their homes and look for work elsewhere in the world as domestic workers, cara's on construction sites, or in farming. the number of international migrant workers has risen to 169000000 worldwide. they make up almost 5 percent of the global working population. that means they are a key component of the world economy. yet many of them work in temporary, informal, or unprotected jobs, often under dreadful conditions and for low wages. in portugal, for example, people come from near paul india, bangladesh, and thailand to pic freeze in south

every single region in indonesia will have a traditional market and they used to sell daily items in bulk. they sell it in bulk. we would go there with our own container. we'd get a keela rice. maybe if you add bringing our own basket. none of them were packaged and that went on fine. the same goes for so we could buy so far as back then there was no problem at all. we didn't have to buy liquid. so infectious about 50 percent of global sasha production is based in se asia and the region is where most of them are sold, a lucrative business, a lot of the gran, that whose names are on this actually packages our brand of multinational fast moving consumer good. who companies are all around the world and they've originated in developed countries. they originated in europe in united states, were very familiar with the brand. the irony is that in europe and in the united states and in the u. k, you won't see fascist. you'll see these brand sell their products in bottles that are recyclable, but not session. the only place where they market sasha is in the developing country. ironically in a

to do the right thing. i like indonesia that is trying to do the right thing.— like indonesia that is trying to do the right thing. i think there were two issues _ the right thing. i think there were two issues there _ the right thing. i think there were two issues there one _ the right thing. i think there were two issues there one is _ the right thing. i think there were two issues there one is that - the right thing. i think there were two issues there one is that a - the right thing. i think there were two issues there one is that a lot | two issues there one is that a lot of companies have pledged not to source commodities linked to deforestation and in the palm oil industry in particular i think about 80% of it is targeted by this kind of commitment and that explains a lot of the recent success in indonesia and basically there has been a big slowdown in the way i'll plan pushes into the forest was at the same time we now have a situation where economy prizes are rising to all—time highs and in fact the ban on exports came because cooking fuel in indonesia was very expensive an