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if you want to go back to thailand, how are you feeling about this time? when you get back. thank i'm catching a young man. thing. now you're going to be by, by the law. pay me become the man and when you are not here today. and in a couple of days after pauline's press conference, police were posted around the clock outside his father's house. it's supposedly for his family security. now got clarity on that, but you never had yet to see your deadline. now go based on the dime thing, but i made, i got you. so my neat thailand remains unsafe, not just for wayne, but for the wrangler who continue to be trafficked across the board in the us state department. in recent years, thailand's government has reduced efforts to identify and protect the victim in when we're going today, getting a new kind, i'm going to move on. i teach alco, malone to die 99 on me. a conflict between india and pakistan. pristine $21.00 and $1.00 east. the kashmiris pioneering on al jazeera may on al jazeera frontline reporting in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war and the unfoldin

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it seems thailand might just be the candidate. the rest of the southeast asian region seeing already hiking rates or about two. about to take rates higher from here. rishaad: we're going to be speaking to one of indonesia's largest e-commerce platforms. they had a bit of a bumpy ride since they had their initial offering. we have the president of the company joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: let's look at southeast asian markets. bit of a mixed bag. singapore north, malaysia going the opposite direction. jakarta at the moment the clear winner amongst those. talking about one of those companies which did indeed list in jakarta. it was bukalapak. its ipo was the largest in the country's history. the e-commerce giant raised $1.5 billion in that launch. excitement high at the launch, and things though, not been that great for the share price for this online mall. yvonne: 60% or more off the peaks we saw. the company's market cap now around $2 billion. joining us is the company's president, teddy oetomo. i guess you are

they move through increasing the minimum wage in thailand. we are in discussions toward the end of the year. the baht is depreciating. that feeds into higher headline inflation. haslinda: there is a lot of hope right now that the fed will be able to navigate a soft lending. if you take a look at the market, it is quite worrying. seven weeks of decline. what is that suggesting from your perspective as a governor? what is it reflecting in terms of the state of the economy? guest: in terms of the u.s.? i think the fed has a very difficult challenge. they are trying to navigate and get a softish landing. that is not particularly easy. i do think a lot of the doom and gloom we see is driven by what the market is doing. as a famous economist said, the market has predicted nine of the last five recessions. so it might be an overreaction. the policy challenge in the advanced economies like the u.s. is very different than the policy challenges of asia because we are in a different part of the economic cycle. in the u.s., it is trying to get a softish

me all now to the gritty, underground fight taking place in thailand capital in bangkok. the bout attract amateur fighter looking to let a few punches fly, and get bloodied in return. the st style brawls fall into a legal grey zone which organizers exploit to keep the police from cracking down. when the street lights flicker on, it's also time for flight co, thailand, nothing here is as glamorous as the glitzy tie boxing stadiums. but these underground bouts in the port side neighborhood of bangkok have their own magnetism . ah, it's quite different from traditional sites. it's fun, it's unique. fighting with containers surrounding us is just fun. and it's exciting . my venture, my knees and also what when i roll i build on the fight club is partly inspired by the cult brad pitt movie with the c name. no skills are required here. it's all about instinct. everyone gets to go all out in a single 3 minute round. whatever style the use. it's become a local sensation since its founding in 2016. but all the level in the beginning, we just wanted to fight and film the fighting.

it's also time for flight co, thailand. nothing here is as glamorous as to glitzy ty boxing stadiums. but these underground bouts in the port site neighbourhood of bangkok have their own magnetism. ah, it's quite different from traditional site. it's fun. it's unique. fighting with containers surrounding us, it's just fun. it's exciting. my van said, my niece and also what when i roll out on the other, i feel good. the fight club is partly inspired by the cult brett pit movie with the c name. no skills are required here. it's all about instinct. everyone gets to go all out in a single 3 minute round. whatever style the use, it's become a local sensation since its founding in 2016. the bottle, the 11 minute beginning. we just wanted to fight and filmed the fighting. but once the 14th got on the internet, people became interested. so we ended up creating this club than more and more people approached us. and it all snowballed from there. the gatherings of also gained the attention of the police. they say the match is violate

we are holding an event under the association of fight club thailand. and event with guidelines after the reverie explains where the amateurs allowed to hit their punches, start to connect. and as the co founder puts it, change violence into friendship. very painful friendships there. that's the end of this round of d, w. 's asia, at least for today as i've others more on our website and you can follow us on facebook and twitter as well. see you back here tomorrow. good bye. ah me. this is where the rainbow shines. the brightest, done home to queen people from around the world. none pass with trauma. history was written more than 100 years ago. dive into queer culture. out and proud and excited. look back. arts 21. next r d w. what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d. w. world heritage. 360. get the app now. ah, pretty sort of knows that berlin is like the trans queer city. the term transgender didn't really come into existence until the middle of the 20th century. t

bbc news, central thailand. laura: sin the russian invasion of ukraine 53,000 ukrainian and refugees have arrived in the u.k. after living in the spare rooms of complete strangers but one woman in somerset has gone further than just an expert room. >> it has been welcoming holland that holiday makers for 60 years , they opened in 1962 and has been open every single summer ever since. but for the first time there will be no tourists this year. the hotel owner will still have plenty of guests, though. she is turning all 54 rooms of her entire hotel into a home for ukrainian refugees. >> it was loud and bright and i understood that it is war. >> she left herome in southeastern ukraine when the explosions started. e is one of the first to arrive here. >> it's a very bad situation. they haven't e. they have only ukrainian money. they cannot pay with cards because they haven't internet. >> this is one of the rooms but it's full of stuff. what's in her >> when we told everybody what we were doing, they decided they wan

the wildlife sanctuary is part of thailand's western forest complex. with almost 7,000 square miles of protected jungle, it forms the largest in tact forest block in mainland southeast asia. fertile ground for tigers. and this woman is on their tail. >> this is the tiger track. i'm dog the measurement to make sure this is real tiger tracks. i will say this is healthy one adult tiger. >> reporter: another way to track them, follow your nose. >> this is the tiger spray, so, basically, tiger will spray to mark their territories. to tell other tiger, this is their home. >> reporter: she works for the wildlife conservation society. the nonprofit is partnered with the thai department of national parks, wildlife, and plant conservation in a project training park rangers to reduce poaching here since 2005. together, they developed the smart patrol system, a combination of boots on the ground, camera traps, and data collection to monitor signs of wildlife and potential threats. armed and trained in self-defense, these park rangers are prepared for encounters wi

so to fly and staying with feeding the world, thailand's king maha has your long corn presided over the royal ploughing ceremony . marking the start of the rice planting season is part of the tradition a pair of ox and are offered 7 types of food. predictions are then made as to the success of the coming harvest based on which they chose. the animals enjoyed rice, mays and grass, meaning there will be plenty of food, fruits, and water for irrigation thailand, is the world's 2nd largest export of rice behind india. ah, and that's our show for more checkout d, w dot com slash business, and the d. w, and use youtube channel. we're also on facebook. i'm chelsea delaney, and berlin for me and the dw business team. thanks much for watching you next time . ah ah. with oh, india ah, how to rescue food and solve india's huge wastage problem. start up in new delhi has the solution. it turns out into animals from 50 city. the project is finding consensus. not just among the coun, eagle in the us. in 30 minutes on d, w a with instant b, c i t t. the highlights, free shipping in free week now cannot

so to fly and staying with feeding the world, thailand's king maha vizier, long corn, presided over the royal ploughing ceremony, marking the start of the rice planting season. as part of the tradition, a pair of oxen are offered. 7 types of food. predictions are then made as to the success of the coming harvest based on which they chose. the animals enjoyed of rice, maize and grass, meaning there'll be plenty of food, fruits, and water for irrigation thailand. is the world's 2nd largest export of rice behind india. ah. and that's our show for more checkout d, w dot com slash business. and the d. w. news, youtube channel. we're also on facebook. i'm chelsea delaney, and berlin for me and the dw business team. thanks much for watching you next time . ah ah ah. ah, to the point positions, international perspectives reported and brushes, armed forces have suffered some serious setbacks during the invasion of neighboring you crate. so will they scale back operations or sporting perhaps set to launch a new time frame? find out until the point chocolate to the point. and 30 on d w kind of the

so to fly and staying with feeding the world, thailand's king maha has your long corn presided over the royal ploughing ceremony . marking the start of the rice planting season as part of the tradition a pair of ox and are offered 7 types of food. predictions are then made as to the success of the coming harvest based on which they chose. the animals enjoyed of rice, maize and grass, meaning there'll be plenty of food, fruits and water for irrigation thailand is the world's 2nd largest export of rice behind india. ah, and that's our show for more checkout d, w dot com slash business, and the d. w, and use youtube channel. we're also on facebook. i am chelsea delaney and berlin for me and the dw business team. thanks much for watching you next time. ah ah, is the end of the pandemic in sight? we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those. we're finding it difficult to his successes. you know weekly coping 19 special with 90 special next on d w. these places in europe are smashing all the records, stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern glob

from thailand, to vietnam. a host of unique golf courses are on offer. >> the state of which golf is developing in this country is phenomenal. >> and, young homegrown talents making golf better. >> i think the thing about ty golfers is that we're very fortunate. >> the region is betting big on golf, as a symbol of economic development in a rising middle class. >> there's no gender. no age, no limitation and golf. everybody can play together. >> on this months living golf, will visit asia's first replica course. check out the action of a tournament in thailand. and find out why vietnam is angling to become the world's best golfing destination . >> more than ever before, elite golf is a young person's sport. at present, the average age of the world's male top ten players is just 28. and nowhere is that better exemplified than with thailand, where we caught up with the teen sensation who was having a massive impact, and really building out his country's proud legacy. it was just this perfect storm that led to this

of thailand, you shall scattering of showers across much a southeast asia. still on the west side there for southern parts of the philippines. all them areas of borneo, roches showers there just around the java doesn't look too wet. so across a good part of smarter. plenty a way whether they're in to southern areas of india over the next couple days with more rain to for the ne cats are air way official airline of the journey a 74 years. so now the permanent displacement of more than $700000.00 palestinians a year long from the balmy, although dizzy was offices in the gaza store. and in the week that network journalist sharina abbey was killed in the occupied waste by. we examined the situation in palestine in a one hour special program joiners analogy 0 lou. the a wanting out to remind to now about the body of just a journalist, sharina is now at the hospital morgan occupied east jerusalem. veteran journalist was shot dead by the forces of age of 50. 1 funeral will take place on friday and israeli human rights group is disputing what the government says abo

of thailand, you shall scattering of showers across much to southeast asia. still on the west side there for southern parts of the philippines. northern areas of borneo rash, a shower se, just around the java doesn't look too wet. so across a good part of smarter plenty of wet, whether they're into southern areas of india over the next couple of days with more rain to for the ne, i saw air way. official airline of the journey in hebron boys breathed and slight pigeons. but in this occupied palestinian city boys are also close to watched vice really forces. at times, shaw thought and often arrested. a delicately told tale filmed over 5 years of a coming of age and a place where even a child's imagination is heavily restricted. the skies above had brought a witness documentary on on jessie utah. ah ah, you're watching out just a reminder of our top stories. the body of al jazeera journalist sharina acclaim is now at a hospital more occupied east jerusalem. veteran journalist was shot dead by his ready forces of the age of 50 once a funeral will take place on fr

after much deliberation, we decided to relocate to thailand. most journalists who report the truth or so flipped the border regions. yet in toggle, i can confidently say in may ma, now there is no freedom of expression. even when someone shares something on facebook, they can be detained when you long, long. so now information is more difficult to obtain and verify. freedom of expression has been lost because people are fearful speaking to the media. i work in thailand as a journalist, covering issues in mamma, catching story talk on the my visa status does not reflect this doctor. thus for safety doors must be put solely for margaret. was wrong, ah wish if we are found the way be shut like a mirror, but we would be detained, or possibly deported to married him for days that causes me great concern miss alamba. all stella had here on out there and nothing. i mistake that feeling more anger and china's private head. biggest city. oh, in india is one of the latest countries in the wound when muslims are knocking stones at the ease holiday. hello.

once on alumni, after much deliberation, we decided to relocate to thailand. most journalists who report the truth or so fled to the broader regions. yet in toggle, i can confidently say in me about now, there is no freedom of expression. even when someone shares something on facebook, they can be detained when you don't know. so now information is more difficult to obtain and verify. freedom of expression has been lost because people are fearful speaking to the media. yes, i work in thailand as a journalist, covering issues in mamma, catching stories on how under my visa status does not reflect this doctrine. thus for safety doors must be put solely from arguing us wrong. ah wish if we are found the way be shut like a mirror, but we would be detained or possibly deported to my remote for days that causes me great concern miss alamba. i'll still had here on out as aaron. we look at her as a spying on the spanish government after the prime minister's phone act. oh, muslims, around the wound center by the started the eat holiday. why indian started a day later?

and as far south as singapore crow lumper, that most of the southern thailand and north of that the seas moraine showing itself up. this is what you would call the plum range looks bit disorganized. there's this line through here which is growing in southern china and sort of inducing a bit of rain to hung shoe as well, which is good news. east was given, took care were wet day. the same time that party china's not wet is enjoying the sunshine too much of it is quite hot in shanghai, certainly quite hot in beijing. and this is the harvest is taking place of which the moment you speak, celebrated nick. it's ripening this year, largely because we've had more than one of these periods of hope. sunny weather. now here is the monsoon, where you might ask, well, it's really more or less this sort of line here hasn't really affected mainland india very much. there are few showers going on in land, but the north is more affected now by hot and dusty conditions. ah, with join the debate, wonderful as it is, the plan matic language. it really means nothing on the ground on it or online at your voi

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that's heavy right up towards me in bod, central thailand. and it's the official proper progress line of the 2022 monsoon coming up towards for lanka. certainly this line here which will extend eventually towards india and pakistan has been pretty monsoon shout anyway in southern and ne, in india. but for pakistan you got 6 weeks to wait at least. and now it's getting hotter once more. ah, a deadly hope that was eliminated for most of australia decades ago is killing young women in the most indigenous community. one 0, one east investigate on the al do frank assessment, what are the political risks banning works for the gas for western leaders. will sanctions on russian energy exports. that's from recipe for recession in depth analysis of the day. sidelines inside story on al jazeera lou ah, or one of the top stories here now to 0 is really military says it's not opening a criminal investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist sharing abruptly . sharon was shot in the head by his ready forces while covering a raid and janine in the

paul column for that most of the sudden thailand and north of that, the seasonal rain showing itself up. this is what you would call the plum range that's a bit disorganized moment. is this line through here which is growing in southern china and sort of inducing a bit of rain through han shoe as well which it can move eastward. give a tokyo a wet day. the same time that party china's not wet is enjoying the sunshine too much of it is quite hot in shanghai, certainly quite hot in beijing and his, the harvest is taking place of which the moment is being celebrated near its ripening this year. largely because we've had more than one of these periods of hot sunny weather. now here is the monsoon, where you might ask, well, it's really more or less this sort of line here hasn't really affected mainland india very much, or a few showers going on in land. but the north is more affected now by hot and dusty conditions. ha, airway issue. and i of the journey from the al jazeera london girl cath, intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations this decade is the mo

local giant siam motors is one of the oldest and largest auto companies in thailand, but has struggled in recent years. suranjana tewari sat down with the company's executive director to talk about the state of the business. we have been hurt, for sure, mostly through a supply shortage and demand in general, the economy has been relies heavily on tourism, as a result we have not been getting enough tourists and that has a snowball effect on taxi drivers, just the economy in general. we have definitely been hit by i would say 20%. looking for the future in the next few months, what is the anticipation about what would happen? anticipation about what would ha-ien? anticipation about what would ha en? . , anticipation about what would hauen? . ,, ., . , anticipation about what would hauen? . ,, ., . happen? the chip shortage is a hue happen? the chip shortage is a huge problem _ happen? the chip shortage is a huge problem for _ happen? the chip shortage is a huge problem for all _ happen? the chip shortage is a huge problem for all our - huge problem for all our factories and all our clie

after much deliberation, we decided to relocate to thailand. most journalists who report the truth or so flipped the broader regions. yet in toggle, i can confidently say in me about now there is no freedom of expression. even when someone shares something on facebook, they can be detained when you go long. so now information is more difficult to obtain and verify. freedom of expression has been lost because people are fearful speaking to the media. i work in thailand as a journalists, covering issues in mima, catching story talk on my visa status does not reflect this doctor. thus for safety, we must be put solely from ordering a strong ah wish. if we are found, we will be shot like a mirror, but we would be detained or possibly deported to marilyn for both that causes me great concern miss alamba. aging is pressing ahead with mask over 19 testing voice 22000000 residents. the chinese capital isn't completely locked down, but restrictions have been tightened for the 5 day labor day. holiday that runs until wednesday can toggle pertaining to th

thailand, those three with a sizable beats here. perhaps it is time for analyst and economists to adjust to this ketchup story we are seeing. rishaad: we have growth prospects in focus with priyanka kishore, head of southeast asia economics at oxford economics. as a southeast asia opens up after those lockdowns, the reopening's, and the bounce in tourism as well perhaps contributing, but how long does that last and when does the party perhaps come to an end? or does it? priyanka kishore great question, you have put it well enough. there are external headwinds and which one dominates eventually. just going by these spectacular q1 outcomes, it is inevitable that you have to upgrade philippines. malaysia probably will be close to 7% this year. from a growth momentum perspective, we have seen a lot of that ketchup demand play out in q1 itself. economies have proved resilient to the omicron outbreaks, more than anticipated. as you go to q2, the external headwinds have strengthened significantly. you will probably see some slowdown in gro

there is a risk thailand and vietnam could come together and act like a cartel to raise prices. for their farmers. ocbc saying it could happen and could add to inflation pressures. there is the shock of the war in ukraine continuing to spark inflation fears. haidi: we are hearing a fund increased their exposure to russia in the. run-up to the war. david: this is one of the most read stories on the terminal. the largest bond did add exposure to russian default swaps in 2022 ahead of the invasion. they already had about a billion dollars of that on russia's credit default swaps. it sold more than $100 million of that in january. that exposure does leave pimco as one of the biggest players in this week's drama. on tuesday there is a key meeting of investors. if that happens, we understand pimco may not translate to major additional losses because they have already written down a lot of their exposure to russia. haidi: china suffering a setback in the attempt to sign a regional trade and securities deal in the pacific. we look at that means for beijing's new government. ♪ david: y

i, indonesia, the philippines and thailand. it's part of washington's efforts to counter china's economic weight in asia, but it's not a free trade agreement. it doesn't aim to lift customs, duties and trade barriers due to us concerns about the outsourcing of jobs. one goal, the framework is to make supply chains more resistant. for example, to secure supplies of computer chips, which are urgently needed in the auto and high tech industries. infrastructure is another key element. there is a massive need for new roads, ports, and energy projects. in the indo pacific region, the byte in administration does not want to lose out to china's bout and road initiative. in beijing, the chinese foreign ministry said the i p. f is an attempt to contain china and doomed to failure. will issue mean with whatever the name of the regional cooperation framework. it should promote free trade instead of engaging and protectionism in disguise. it should contribute to the world economic recovery rather than we stabilizing the industrial chain. it

now, the philippines, singapore, thailand, vietnam, australia, and new zealand are seen as potential members. the i p. f, however, is not a free trade agreement. it does not aim to lift duties and trade barriers. as many people in the united states are concerned about outsourcing american jobs, the goal rather is to make supply chains more resilient, for instance, to secure the urgently needed resupply of chips. semiconductors that are important for the auto industry infrastructure is another key element. there is a mass of need for new roads, ports and renewable energy projects in the indo pacific region. the biden administration does not want to lose out to china, us belt and road initiative there. now, earlier i asked wency new senior researcher at the keel institute for the world economy to give us her take on the economic considerations of this trip. yeah, they are too many economy considerations behind this treat answer. they are strongly linked to each other. the 1st one is to improve the reliability resilience and security of the supply chain, particularly in the interest of

now the philippines, singapore, thailand, vietnam, australia and new zealand are seen.

. >> a thailand-based youtuber captured the moment this tortoise, waffle, went in for a kiss with his golden retriever, biscuit. >> waffle wasn't done there. the affectionate tortoise circled back to give biscuit a second and even a third smooch. looks like waffle is really coming out of her shell. >> i guess opposites do attract. >> who would win in a race, though? >> biscuit for sure. no, the ki it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "top gun: maverick," jennifer connelly. and obi-wan kenobi himself, ewan mcgregor. plus, get ready for lessons from "the folding lady." all next on "live!" [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa an

i'd central thailand and his to official proper progress line of the 2022 monsoon coming up towards for lanka. certainly this line here which will extend eventually into was india and pakistan has been pretty monsoon shout anyway in sudden and ne, in india. but for pakistan, you got 6 weeks to wait at least, and mary's getting hotter once more. ah ah, for 23 years must and has collected objects he finds along the coast. ah enough to fill his museum enough to break at dennis wild where cold? oh, with the story for every object, he's become an environmental activist, uninspired artists under boys for the plight of countless mike. with my genius, you such are on al jazeera ah, investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera with him. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello lauren taylor. this is deangela here and use our line from.

i was just in thailand as well the tour arism's picking up. indonesia and malaysia are big producers of palm oil and other commodities, which are now rising in prices pretty dramatically so, there are opportunities there as well. >> when i hear about sri lanka and places, i think i don't know if they're the best stewards of capital in the long run? >> in the long run, no the bond's actually not. but in the short run, very pessimistic scenario everybody is selling out at very low prices and there's an opportunity to buy in at an extremely depressed prices >> let's talk developed markets. a couple of things to ask you here it seems obvious i don't know if there's anywhere you're eager to buy bonds right now because you think that would be a great investment. maybe it's the stocks. you said that's the only way to protect yourself against inflation. do you still believe that you can stick with equities? >> no question about it. the environment with rising rates to the bond market is very dicey. okay, you can buy short term bonds and make money but

thailand's central bank is confident it will return to target last year and signals it is in no rush. in an interview, the governor says rising prices are mostly in crude and energy and he is not seeing demand-side pressures in overheated economies. the bot is one of the few asian central banks that have stood tough on rates this year. >> incredible thing for us is not to see effects happening, not to see too much broadening of the things that are increasing. it's important as you mentioned it to make sure that the medium-term inflation remains anchored. vonnie: global news, 24 hours a day. on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, china is offering more than $21 billion in additional tax relief for businesses to offset the impact of covid lockdowns. more details ahead. but first, asset management says historical levels of stimulus will be needed after china gets through its lockdown cycle. we discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ at fidelity, your dedicated

we're talking about, even a ruffle in thailand. so many things in this almost too much to believe. but it all happened. wednesday ended up inviting him, they indicted five people in that case, eventually. he got off his ankle bracelet and disappeared. and that led to an international manhunt. so, as you are talking all night, governor policy can seem like numbers in this obstructing, but obviously, it affects many people. and here's a case coming to apple tv that really shows with stark contrast how crazy these things can get. >> huddles, wrongful in thailand, a lawyer, and a judge. so where is this guy? >> the judge has passed away a few years ago, the lawyer is in prison. i think he was initially sentenced between ten and 15 years, but when he disappeared and floods, once they re-arrested him, they added a lot more to sentence. there's a good chance he's gonna die in prison. i think, you, know his version of events is very evident and the story, which makes even more powerful. but, justice was served, i just took a really long time for the wheels of justice to turn. and in the pr

. ♪ reporter: people come from nepal, india, bangladesh, and thailand to pick fruit in southern portugal for european supermarket chains. this is archive footage. the agricultural firms no longer want reporters. the farming association stonewalled us and local authorities also closed their doors. they have a problem and it involves the foreign workers. thousands of them live around the small town of sao teotonio, helping with the harvest. >> it's totally over the top. they're in the majority now. >> at times, you get just three portuguese people walking by here for every 20 migrants. reporter: for better or for worse, the way they came was definitely not well organized, with no thought being given to local infrastructure. so what makes portugal so attractive? gian pal dhether from northern india has worked here for several years. he says portugal is a prime destination for many indians. gian: maybe right now is the first choice for the northern side of india. because south side people, they mostly want to go in the gulf country. and northern side people want to go in canada and europe, a

mean, you canjust imagine a looter would cut that, take it, smuggle it across a border, probably into thailand, and then on into some auction house. we simply don't know where this has gone. the same thing has happened in thousands of temples, including this one, 100km to the east of angkor wat. for many cambodians, the missing statues are thought to have souls. they're notjust stone, are they, or bronze? they are definitely not just the stone for us. we never think this is only the statue, but the spirit of ancestor. sopheap meas is an archaeologist with the cambodian ministry of culture. when you saw the statue that's broken into pieces, how did you feel physically when you see something like that? ifeel pain, ifeel sad. ijust...sometimes ijust don't want to see it, too much to tolerate in the feeling, you know? i just don't want to see something like that. itjust comes...it hurts me a lot. sometimes i heard people talk how they destroyed the temple. ijust feel like, oh, my god, that is so painful to hear. this is very beautiful male statue. he have four arms. sopheap is trying to make thing

have seen more significant rain north the equator, particularly around viet nam vows, cambodia, and thailand. this is left a legacy of a months worth of rain in these 2 places. constantly just in one day and is more to come. i think born the north and the south. we see the orange tops go right back towards me and more stretched and stupid. it's your malays, your sumatra and the western side of java. laurel blue here are quite a few shares, a davy event course for most of it, easier malaysia anyway. and this breeze coming out to the bay bengal is going to prompt a pretty big shower. dangerous shares, i have to say in bangladesh and north east india. otherwise, he is the story. ah, the, from the al jazeera london broker center to people in thoughtful conversation lard cannot be easily erased a by, by the superpower with no haste, and no limitation. what matter the note was to be radical. how can the thing that's radical be for sale, part one and highway and denise, your call is not about wanting to sell it out of the messaging studio b unscripted on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. look at the