and so the message really here is that they want to convey to indonesia that indonesia remains an extremely important partner in this new situation, as well as with the aim to maintain peace in the pacific region. care of matters did others. asia pacific bureau chief in jakarta, thank you so much for joining us today. and that's it for today's show. there's more from the region on our website, the devil dot com, forward slash asia as ever. you can follow us on facebook and twitter back to more of the same time. we'll see you then to by just go to use it. i'll say we're grateful for law has no limit. love is for everybody. love is live with love matters. and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn char, mom and i really think we need to talk about all the topics, the north divide and denied that. and this i have invited many deer and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an end ah, europe love to israel add the potential gas supplier. can germany's economy minister help make that happen? also on the show, we take you to the tech republic where the authorities are cracking down on ru

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and so the message really here is that they want to convey to indonesia that indonesia remains an extremely important partner in this new situation, as well as with the aim to maintain peace in the pacific region. care of matters did others. asia pacific bureau chief in jakarta, thank you so much for joining us today. and that's it for today's show. there's more from the region on our website, d, deborah dot gov, forward slash asia, and as ever you can follow us on facebook and twitter back tomorrow at the same time. we'll see you then goodbye. complex contemporary arts, influenced by the momentum leads to cloud. his work speaks for itself and is in high demand. we share his gaze of insights into the work of one of germany's my sought after artists meet the artist elisia applauding arch 21 next on d. w. we got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner chat, hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off. we go. ah, and i know she's one of the most important and best known artists in germany today in dodge land ah, liter.

with 3 fia is recognized as the only female counter, but a glass artist in indonesia. her artwork examines the relationships between the domestic, the personal and the societal experience. they have great private spaces and public spears in indonesia, new york, venice and the netherlands from miniature artworks to large size installations, fees as my artwork for mary. what's it called? hang on. now was the id from them back marriage? yeah, because they give that will to their new to the right. it's beautiful. thank you. i want to see, i want to know how you've got them. i want to know how you blow these glasses. where do we go from here? my city, let's do, let's go, okay. wow. so this is it? yes. wow. it doesn't look like what i think it is, but you know what? if you can do it here, you can do it anywhere. so this is my new project. so you're using broken glass. yeah, i want to return this in to be just because my father is from i'm so from many years ago on the sand, their mining son, they moved to a place that's a really sad thing. yeah, we need to save them because

his artistic style he shaved my living and working in both europe and indonesia. not only has his art has been acquired by many private collectors, museum and major corporations. but in the case of his sculptures, it has also been executed locally and now installed in the underwater rel sometimes her paper appreciate her 2 hours c's and how, what, how little benefit to the oxygen. see your brain almost 70 percent contribute by the seeds by, by the coral. this is my motivation. why? i do think this will be for our children for the next generations to come on. well, i want to see how you do it. maybe for it. maybe i can try, i will, i will teach who i'm excited that the group authentic is going to give me a master class. on creating an artificial re sculpture, the go caused them domus, which in latin means house. this is the greedy are designed of almost long was the use to have for 86000 kilometer coral rates in all over our concerns higher. and now we only have 6 percent left. so from the day one we deployed it this already the texas for diapers. this is an artwor

ah, indonesia is a fast archipelago countries that consist over 7000 islands. and if capital city you gotta look at it. java island is one of the most dense places on earth. yeah. got back. his grew rapidly and with this comes commuter problems in the population of almost 11000000 people. i'm alex alba. i was born here in to florida. i'm an actor and the self. the visual artist i believe are payment it's life. and so vice versa. in the next 48 hours, i'm going to find out how and what contemporary artists are doing to help the community improve its standard of living. her mom lou move on my journey. i hope to learn how artists communicate their intention through art . what is their process? why did they choose this way? i think only then, can we really recognize their art, their intention to help the community, to help people and the environment change for the better. i'm on my way to meet cecilia patricio ontario at bunger out. yet innovation wants to assure meet for highly fragile art by 3 sia is recognized as the only female counter. but any glass artist in

at 2 of those countries or argentina and indonesia, they voted at the u. n. to condemn the russian invasion of crime. but the other 3 abstained. did g 7 letters use this opportunity to try and get more backing for sanctions against russia? we can expect them to raise this topic, of course, behind closed doors, because that was one of the most important topic of the agenda. india has very traditionally, very close ties to russia. india, as you said, did not condemned russia's war on the queen. they didn't join the western sanctions and of course for those sanctions to really heard russian, it's industry, it's important to have more countries on boards and to when we talk about indonesia, for instance. the question here is, of course, whether indonesia, that it's now holding the rotating presidency of the g 20 could be convinced to disinvite latin disinvite, letting me put in for the next g 20 summit at that his plan for later this year. and do you think that was discussed there with her indonesian president, yoko a daughter? well, i don't have an official read

and the big question is now, as the pressure is growing on indonesia, we have indonesia, president we daughter, also taking part in the summit as indonesia is hosting the g 20 this year in november and barling, one of those participants will be russian president vladimir putin in there is pressure by members of the g 20 saying that indonesia should also exclude russia and as ongoing debate, should there be any type of dialogue? should they be completely excluded from the 20th? there were excluded also from the g 8 once that exists it before it turned into a d 7. so there is a pressure on indonesia, on one side to exclude them from the g 20 summit. and from the other 5 countries that were invited here to show them the alternative to show them that they also need to somehow decrease energy imports that they get from russia and see if there's any way or a thing that the west can offer to them. as well. all right, then we'll have flavor there. thank you very much for that update. south african authorities are investigating the mysterious deaths of 21 young people. the teenagers were celeb

there's up to 50000 barrels a good if we're willing to new through just to supply agriculture, indonesia and other countries. because with live media various times, but russia has nothing to global fertilizer markets personally up to date and over 120 percent. you may be the last year with applied to $70000000.00 times of the product that was without but each so well willing life and commitments with losses and energy products and that ocean the sun see me to push this regard, which probably means that i get a start to read to you and the change currently instructing by sanction of the problem. we also discussed bothering, regional and other problems or whether it's a i provide the president. so with i see in detailed information, i got the new to you criminal situation. the russian, indonesia are aiming to coordinate positions un level dennis, if we just kind of just leave the other organizational structure of the progression . pretty good show on the wish to which the president took part in the brick summit city and on a guest. and we support the assets made by the president to prepare

it is also crucial for indonesia to be on board. they condemned russia's war on ukraine, but they are not supporting the sanctions either president is due to trouble to moscow and to key if a later this week. and the crucial question here is, what does this war mean for a g 20 and whether indonesia can be convinced to disinvite vladimir putin from the next g 20 summit that will take place later this year. because of course, for many western leaders, it is difficult to stomach to imagine that they will be sitting with at one, both with the russian president. so as you can see, those countries are really key just may be one mention of the african countries here in africa. a russia has aggressively campaign for more influence. and the russian president is seen by many as a strong man as a strong leader. so there is a lot of support for him there and, and the worst. and leaders also want to aggressively pushed against the russian narrative. at that, the disruptions in foods are supplies and food insecurity is due to at the western sanct

in indonesia, for example, illegal deforestation increased. but 1st, the corona virus on animals do animals that humans infect each other. and if so, what cannot teach us? scientists in the netherlands want to find out the province of flavor land in the heart of the netherlands. dotted with fields of tulips, canals and modern architecture. but flavor lands, capital lay leash. dad isn't just home to exotic. concrete structures is also whether possible future shape of the cov 19 pandemic is being sketched out. research is at the walk in england by a veterinary research lapse. looking at the waist, covey to behaves in animal tissue now. and how it might behave in the years to come macrophages to be new, to study, all kinds of animal species that may be infected, the shore score of ours to. so 1st look whether we see symptoms or source groan of ours to win his animals. and if you see dirt or dust, these animals were that are infected and also a rather dairy and spread to the vars. wim vanderpool has studied the disease. for example, in hamsters wh

not 2 of those countries. argentina and indonesia voted at the u. n. to condemn the russian invasion of ukraine, but the other 3 abstained, digit 7, late as use. this is an opportunity to try and get more backing her sanctions against russia. well, i think, i think that as i was saying, i think that's broadly what that message is, but you need the need backing. they need to be able to say that it's not just the g 7. it's backed in the global south as well. and as we've said, a lot of these countries are under strain we saw, i think she's talking to the continued lead a just there. and, you know, i'll continue to is a country that has fossil fuel reserves, shale gas reserves that they'd like to export. so each country looking for its own interests, undoubtedly in this context, but you've got to see, particularly in africa. the food issue is, is paramount. i think a lot of north african countries, particularly, they import a lot of grain from ukraine and russia normally. and of course, a lot of that's not getting through that could lead to a hunger crisi

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he pledged stronger cooperation during his trip to indonesia and warned beijing is seeking to expand its influence in the indo pacific. jessica watson reports from the area. jessica: this is diplomacy indonesian style. the president invited the new prime minister frustrated to join him for a ride before gearing up for more serious discussions. >> indonesia is on track to be one of the world's five largest economies. revitalizing our trade and investment relationship is a priority for my government. >> the indonesian president says economic topics dominated the talks. >> the focus is on strengthening relations with its neighbors, southeast asia and the in the pacific. >> this is the first bilateral visit for australia's new prime minister and a clear signal that he intends to revive the country's regional diplomacy with the focused on southeast asia and the pacific. it comes as canberra and beijing compete for influence in the region. >> we need to make sure it is managed in a way that doesn't have catastrophic consequences for the region. >> the prime minister has offered support for

do you still like indonesia? ayaz: still like indonesia over multi-years, but it comes back to relative valuations. as you said, indonesia has done very well. i think it is up 7% in u.s. dollars this year. commodities has been a great play for indonesia, macro is looking good. but again, you look at china versus indonesia right now, china is looking more interesting. india is trading at 19 times multiples for next year. earnings growth is great. rishaad: that is cheap for india though, actually. historically they have such -- l ate 20's normally. ayaz: it is pushing it now. but earnings are strong. again, multiyear, love it. we're not saying we are going zero, but a bit underweight on india and southeast asia and funding northern asia. david: now is the first time in at least 15 years we have had to deal with generationally high inflation. we talk about india 19, china 10 times. do you need to start looking at those multiples with a different set of lenses? just because the cost of borrowing is going up. 10 times

ah, when coven 19 hit indonesia, the country faced another outbreak? deforestation i report shows 50 percent more forests were played in the 1st 20 weeks of 2020 than in the same period a year earlier. indonesian environmentalists like early artists see again say this spike in deforestation was no coincidence or brawl. the nan us lingual anita than when we talked with you authorities in several regions. they said that when they were in lockdown during the pandemic, they weren't able to do their jobs as usual. abby saw but at the ford pass as the part b, b, as i yeah. most of them were working at home. would yen walk on the board, do go young, yellow by the so the authority said it was difficult for them to monitor the forrester. my c r o i d been vomiting by on board michael gun when he thought he holy answer. see again says that forest patrols also fell victim to budget cups. during the pandemic and the economic downturn had another effect on that originated in the cities. as unemployment grew in urban areas, during locked down many migrant workers re

in part because many communities tend to logging to survive when, how's it 19 hit indonesia? the country faced another outbreak, deforestation i report shows 50 percent more forests were cleared in the 1st 20 weeks of 2020 than in the same period a year earlier. indonesian environmentalists like only our to see again say this spike in deforestation was no coincidence or brawl. donna's legal i need have done when we talked with you authorities in several regions. they said that when they were in lock sound, during the pandemic, they weren't able to do their jobs. as usual, abby saw black they feed bass ah, support the yes i most of them were working at home again. walk on the door, do go young. yellow button, so the authority said it was difficult for them to monitor the forest. my see, ah, go i. d, been vomiting by all bolt malackle got one. he thought he fully answers. see, again says that forrest patrols also fell victim to budget cox. during the pandemic and the economic downturn had another effect on that originated in the cities. as unemployment grew in urban areas, duri

it's an indonesia. and this project is spearheaded by the mars candy bar company, which is a little unexpected, but they have chocolate factories and places where there are reefs in tropical places around the world and a lot of people who work in those factories. benefit from fishing on the reefs about between a half a billion and a billion people get their primary source of protein from coral reefs, so it's not just an ecosystem problem. it's a humanitarian problem as well. and so frank mars who's the grandson of the person who started the mars candy bar company was like what can we do to support the health of reefs in indonesia where they play an important role in people's primary food source. and so this is what? a reef looks like in indonesia that's been destroyed and this is not climate change. this is actually something called last fishing. so in indonesia, and not just an indonesia in many parts of the world because of poverty. there are some fishermen who will use bombs to fish because it's a it

perhaps a sign that nations like fiji, a finally getting heard ah, let's go to indonesia. now a country where 6 out of wedlock is taboo, contraception is largely out of reach for young unmarried couples. and these can make it very difficult for unwed will. unwed, women who get pregnant, conservative attitudes, man, many mothers are punished and stigmatized. some even forced to give up their children. these children have one thing in common. they were all born outside of marriage. i have traveled to the city of sir martin in central java de visit an orphanage where some 80 children have been left behind it by their parents who met up with an expecting mother. let's call her retina. she has been waiting with 10 other pregnant women to give birth to a child that will grow up here without her. we have changed her voice to protect her identity. this was my mother's idea. for my family, it would be a disgrace to bring the baby home. they are worried about the family's reputation. my father even forbid me to contact my boyfriend. i've used a terrible about leaving my child behind

traditionally a lot of people in indonesia already used rainwater. because of new technology they left rainwater technology behind. we will bring the people back tonderstand, to develop the technology for rainwater harvesting. reporter: hydrologist agus maryono says storing rainwater is one way of getting through extended droughts. the advantages of rainwater harvesting and treatment aren't lost people in the cities either. kanti janis collects rainwater on her roof. as a lawyer, she often takes up the cause of the rural population and the environment. for her drinking rainwater is also a question of ethics. a lot of the water that's bottled comes from rural springs. kanti: these people who live in the village should be able to get their water for free. but because most of the springs have been privatized, people must buy the water. there is something wrong about it, and i don't want to be part of it. reporter: more and more indonesians agree. the government is also having a change of heart and has begun to sponsor rainwater projects. what bunder is

we look at the bank of indonesia, just yesterday saying there was no need to tighten and that the real fundamental pressures, they're likely to keep rates at 3.5%. the finance pursuit -- minister saying they should hurry up and start increasing the cost of borrowing to prevent it further spike in inflation and ease the burden on low income groups. they are reeling from the cost of living increases that we are seeing. >> if you take a look at when it comes to trying today, that's perhaps why we are seeing asian tech on a tear, hong kong market up beyond the opening story you mentioned. we heard about xi jinping coming out the meeting talking about meeting eco-targets. maybe that means were stimulus is in play, boosting car consumption, tax exemptions and the like. that is where the supporting this market with asia tech up 0.7%. >> let's get more analysis on not just interest rate decisions, but the chief of the fed policy decision this is chief asia economic correspondent. how serious is this morning from powell? we use the word soft landing would be very challenging, that could be inte

these low matter, it's a formica letter term in indonesia law. it's not our intention and we use it though to refer to ah, mechanism. how to co guthridge resources. the way in which we worked was everyone would contribute ideas and resources and us kill, don't i don't like, i don't know about from 54 artists and collectives. the invitations kept snowballing, hundreds of artists, if not more. and now exhibiting here in castle germany, including the indonesian collective who brought these cobbled figures, usually used at social justice rallies. a percentage of documents as budget is also being set aside to support grassroots artists initiatives around the world. like this canyon collective, which pays tribute to life in an i, robot. slum it's about dignity. amid the hardships is, is that so don't agree here. our strength, our hope and our beauty is weren't. we want to tell not dollars the negative that you hear. the news documentary is one of the world's leading art events. but this time, the art market is barely playing a role. although there are

we see india that we see indonesia and indonesia, the one tops to have all focus on. they have a very interesting role, not just now, but in the next few weeks. yeah, i mean i 1st on india, which you mentioned that is a country that has had a lot of military support over many, many years from russia and is certainly not wholly in the western camp. you also have indonesia to say, which is chad during this year. the g 20 opinion at home and indonesia is very much more i think, on the side of russia, not ukraine, but the other western allies. so it's a difficult job for the indonesians. they chairing the g 20 summit and bali later this year. that's going to be really difficult indeed because it invited ukraine and the u. s. and russia are members of they even going to sit around the table. johnson schultz, the german chancellor, said he can't decide on not yet whether germany will sit around the g 20 table when that summit takes place later this year. but i think it is important. these other countries are here in addition to india and indonesia, argentina center goals, s

and indonesia plays a pivotal role coming up in later this year because they all the current chair of the g 20. now that is going to be a very interesting gathering that's taking place in bali because of the g 20. you've got into an easy as already invited ukraine among the members of the g. 20 all the us and russia. and i spoke recently to a senior indonesian officially said that it's going to be very hard for them to organize because they're not sure that everyone is even going to sit around the same table. so indonesia, i think, very important that they're coming to this g 7 meeting, as you say, a list of other countries that have been invited argentina, send the goals south africa as well as india and indonesia. and then the other interesting invitees been added at the last minute he normally comes g 7th in person. and i think because of the political tensions for someone is neutral, un secretary general quite hard for him to attend, but he is going to be attending virtually when they talk about the global food crisis. that's important because behind the scenes there are very adva

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global warming or it's cold. finally, being heard, plus the stigma of being an unmarried mother in indonesia, we explain why many women are forced to give up their children. of women always being stigmatized, but didn't up people forget who made them pregnant. in their view, it's always the woman's fault. this kind of stigma is the result of a centuries old. patriarchal culture. bravo. ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the dw news azure. thanks for joining us. tense relations between the us and china have dominated a security summit in singapore over the weekend. though the 2 sides deed st. down to talks, chinese defense minister general way sang, hey, accused his us counterpart of hijacking the supportive asia pacific countries to turn them against beijing. earlier us defense secretary lloyd austin, said china or the p r c was causing instability with its claim to taiwan and increasing military activity in the region. also stand by our friends as they are pull their rights and that's especially important. as a p r c adoption, more coercive m aggressive approach to which territorial claims for

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yeah, absolutely. indonesia is a key player, key regional player in asia. and the engineering president has said that he was going to conduct some shuttle diplomacy. going to both cheese and to moscow. i think he is in the quite unique position here because he's obviously not a western leader. president putin, the talk to him, in fact, you look at the public opinion lyn denisia. it tends to be more pro ration than not proven crime, but pro western more people are supported with most of the opinion polls of russia than the western allies right now. and indonesia has a unique role to in that it's going to be sharing the g 20 summit coming up in bali of the end of the summer. and that is going to be with all the g 20 around the table. indonesia has invited some ukraine to participate. so potentially you're going to have ukraine, they're russia, and you're going to have the u. s. and i'm told by one indonesian source that there's somewhat worried about any of those people sitting around the table together. it could be a bit of a diplomatic nightmare, but i thin

radhika: for bank of indonesia, there are some tailwinds they are enjoying at the moment. at this point, inflation is still within range and unlikely to reach the upper end of the target -- and likely to reach the upper end of the target next week. other than that, from a call -- from a policy perspective, indonesia is a commodity player in the region. what you are seeing is outperforming many regional peers. in that sense, the urgency is much lower for bank of indonesia to hike rates and do so aggressively. yesterday, they did flag inflation and the need for some support, but very limited urgency highlighted in the own guidance that they are going to hike rates. paul: let's stick with commodities when it comes to indonesia, because it does subsidize fuel. oil is priced in dollars and the dollar is strong come the oil price is strong. is something about to give? radhika: initially, market expectations were that the commonly used fuel variant [inaudible] but the government went ahead and increased the subsidy budget. at this point, bearing the burden is the state-owned ente

ground of the indonesia palace. of course, they are in indonesia in the first of the medic visit after his when from that election. indonesia is an important country in relations between the two have been volatile in recent years. of course, he's there to revive relations in terms of trade and of course in terms of tourism as well. two leaders currently working at this point in time. rishaad: yeah, you know, the lovely thing is it does not look like a staged photo opportunity at all. anyway, let's have a look at the world's top job finder. looking to adjust historic shifts in a tight global labor market, recruit holdings is the company behind indeed.com and glassdoor. in key markets like the united states, we caught up with the seat eo -- the ceo. >> we have already been seeing the rise on the wage throughout the pandemic frankly. and it is now spreading across the globe. i think, you know, in general, yes inflation and all of those things happening at the same time, but from, you know, looking holistically, shift i

now russia has announced that it will join the g 20 summit in indonesia in november. what's the stance of the g 7 on that? it is a difficult topic and what the chancellor shalt said is that russia should not be able to divide their west. there have been, there has been criticism that has been pressure on the indonesia president. that's also here, a missa. we daughter who will then continue his trip. he wants to go to moscow. he wants to talk to russian president vladimir putin, as well as with ukraine and president followed him. is he lensky? was all invited to the summit in a barley in november. and joe biden, the u. s. president said the russia should be excluded. out of that. you 20 of the german chancellor said that he's not sure whether he will go. so there is not a joint, a united response, whether they're west, whether g 7 should boycott this meeting of $5020.00 or not. but it is definitely pressure on indonesia to exclude our political correspondence. benjamin are as ruba reporting from the g 70 summit in m r. thank you very much. now our leaders will go strai

and the potential of indonesia inviting russia indonesia inviting russia to the g20 meeting adds quite a complication. exactly how that would play out if it happens, i think would be difficult for everyone involved. adrian: glenn, while the g7 understandably sees the war in ukraine as critical to global security, what about the rest of the world? how supportive of the g7's position are asian, african, latin american countries. to what extent do many countries, while sympathetic towards ukraine, simply have to put their own citizens first ? guest: that kind of shows with the numbers, who has joint heir with the sanctions. it is pretty much restricted to nato. the rest of the world has not really joined in on the sanctions. i would agree with the. it doesn't mean they support the russian invasion of ukraine, by any means. i think most countries would condemn this. however, where there seems to be a consensus about condemning it, there is not much interest in dishing it, because not that s many see a moral authority of the west. they seem more dubious interests behind this in terms of kno

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a rough indonesia is on track to be one. all the world, 5 largest economies, revitalizing i tried an investment relationship is a priority for my government to hear open. the denisia president says economic collaboration dominated the talks isha santa with i welcome the initiative of albany. see related to cooperation and infrastructure and fighting climate change with the initial fund of $144000000.00 us dollars is, is our prime minister albany. he is joined on this trip by several senior ministers . this is the 1st by lateral visit for a sally as a new prime minister. it is a clear signal from anthony of uneasy that he intends to revive the countries regional diplomacy with the focus on se asia and the pacific. it comes as cambra and bay gene compete for influence in the region. we do have strategic competition in the region. we need to make sure that it's managed in a way that doesn't have catastrophic consequences. a full de rachel, the prime minister has offered support for major infrastructure projects, such as indones

the new australian prime minister has hailed relations with indonesia during his 2nd trip abroad since being sworn in 2 weeks ago. afni alban aisy is working to re engage with neighbors and county. china's moved into the region. jessica washington reports from jakarta. places off helmets . on this diplomacy, indonesian styled president joker would. odo or jacoby invited the new prime minister of australia to join him for a ride before gearing up for more serious discussions or indonesia is on track to be one of the world's 5 largest economies. revitalizing i tried an investment relationship is a priority for my government to hear open. the donation president says economic collaboration dominated the talks isha family with i welcome the initiative of albany. see related to cooperation and infrastructure and fighting climate change. with the initial fund of 144000000 euro stole his, his ousted up prime minister albany. he is joined on this trip by several senior ministers. this is the 1st by lateral visit for australia's new prime minister. it is a clear signal from anthony of uneasy tha

so as you mentioned, does any of an easy arrived in indonesia on sunday night? not just the prime minister, but with a delegation of senior ministers as well, the foreign minister trade minister and the industry minister. and he also brought with him a group of senior business leaders. so the stated ave of this trip is to improve relations with the indo pacific that includes across trade across a regional security and also collaboration on climate infrastructure and energy as well. earlier we heard from the st railey and foreign minister penny wong, who stated that indonesia is a very important partner for australia. crucial for our security. we share a region. i'll futures are tied to the region now. the albanese government had previously prior to the election accused scott morrison's government of neglecting relations with the region in particular with se asia and with these meetings today is at the, you know, albany. he meets the indonesian president and also meets the secretary general off the ozzy on group. the labor government is seeking to assure countrie

, and, and focusing on indonesia. it itself has a very important role in the next few weeks, but also its president is talking about going to keith and to moscow. ready one of the few we might say far east or leaders go going to to try and be a mediator if possible. yeah, big regional power indonesia and a member of the g 20 and just happens this year to be at the country that is presiding over the g 20 the larger group of nations. so he is in a unique position to potentially and negotiate both with russia and ukraine. and he comes from a country where if you look at the public opinion, more people tend to be supportive of russia than tend to be supportive, not of ukraine, but of the western allies at this time. when you look at opinion polls, so he may have a different perspective that perhaps allows him to make more progress with president putin are going forward for indonesia, though they do have problems coming up when they're going to be sharing the big summit is taking place in a few months time that's taking pl