and has reiterated a 330 $8 million pledged to invest in development and southeast asia as part of efforts to revive relationships which his government says have been neglected recently. >> the relationship between australia and indonesia, we are two close neighbors that do not deal with each other enough. >> he said he will attend a summit in november despite controversy over the russian president's reported plans to attend as well. >> in terms of why i will be attending, i'm focused on sitting with the new president, not president putin. >> they will seek to prove that australia is serious about engaging with its neighbors in the north. >> six opposition activists and chatter being put on trial for their role in protest last month, -- activists in chad. they're angered by the presence of french troops in chad. judges in tunisia are going on strike after the president dismissed 57 of their colleagues. the national judge association has called on its members to take part in the sit ins at the judicial headquarters. the justitx??óóçóçoo7■gssÑcÑcÑcc

in greater china and in southeast asia. so that's going back to the topic of yesterday. i would like to quote one of our customers who said that esg to them is anything other than financials. basically, we've come to a very interesting history -- point in history. financial data in nonfinancial data playing a much bigger role. haslinda: we know you are trying to raise 150 million dollars. where are you with that? funders are now cautious about funding chinese ventures. jason: we do not consider ourselves a pure chinese company. we are a global company. i just came back from a trip to singapore where i opened up our southeast asia headquarters. we were first founded in hong kong. i'm currently visiting our engineering team in china. in terms of fundraising, we have backed with financing from top investor such as an moody's, jp morgan. i could go on and on. for the next round, re--- we are targeting to become a unicorn. at the same time, we are expanding our business not only to southeast asia but well into selling one of our data ratings and this is, or corporate solution

has a tricky message because lloyd austin gives the speech in southeast asia. on the other hand, they have some of the europeans that do want to take a more forceful approach. lloyd austin has to calibrate this as he tries to speak to a member of the audience -- all of the members of the audience at once. >> you mentioned meeting in singapore and southeast asia. these guys feel like they have been pressured by beijing and washington which they don't want to do for obvious reasons. what is the view that you have on that? christ countries like singapore and malaysia and indonesia, what they want is the superpowers to get along nicely. unfortunately, the space to not have to choose is shrinking. the relations between the countries are not in a good place. it is harder than it used to be to be friends with both. they want to have a security relationship with the u.s. and they don't want to give up their important economic relationship they have with china. >> in a lot of ways, is this an opportunity for a reset? we have a new administration coming in. are we underp

anywhere, serving 2.5 within users in southeast asia. we will speak with the founder and chief executive. we'll look at whether this will be the future. we are seeing declines across the board. futures contracts are suggesting more pain ahead for european and u.s. equities when their respective trading days begin. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: some lines crossing about risk aversion in southeast asia that is being a broad trend in the back of the cpi shock. the bank of thailand governor this morning, talking more about inflation concerns, saying it is too slow of a rate hike and it is not good. and the mandate to prevent too strong inflation dynamics, they do see rising short-term inflation expectations. the key job is to anchor the medium-term inflation expectations. rishaad: the open concert to come in just about 15 -- the open is set for just about 15 minutes. health care is seeing a transformation through digital health. we have the founder and ceo of doctor an hour, a telemedicine startup, a little more than a startup. give us a se

in southeast asia. as maritime fishery and others, maritime territory claims the whole concern stuff is asian countries a lot. so that's a factor that up in the regions, paying close attention to any remains to be seen, what china intend to do with that new axis, right? we'll leave it there. for the time being, but always a pleasure talking to you about the song from the in your college of asia and the pacific. thank you so much for joining us today. thanks for having me. ah, thailand has become the 1st asian country to legalize growing and consumption of mattie wanna smoking it remains band though, grow as will have to register with the government and when offered in food or drink its strength will have to be limited. the aim is to give a boost to the agriculture sector and no one has a problem with that. i. there's plenty of public interest and a triumphant 1st customer with options resembling a fast food menu, closely scrutinizing the product. wow. oh, and buying some apparel as well. to mark the occ

>> absolutely, singapore and southeast asia is benefiting from this. rishaad: that was our exclusive interview with the chairman of the economic board. we will have another exclusive interview with haslinda it will be with ceo goh choon fong. what they have learned here and they have suffered from not having into mastic market and how they perhaps want to change all of that. right. that is singapore stock on the way down, one third of 1%. no surprise given the oil price. right, let's have a look at the first word news. chief executive and cio of soros fund managers saying markets have it wrong on the timing of a looming recession. fitzpatrick says the u.s. consumer will have to weather the storm of the fed rate hikes going on to say of course that these could actually really cut ultimately. he oversees $28 billion. >> there is a lot of discussion about a looming recession and the bottom line is a recession is inevitable, it is a matter of when. and when you look at what markets are pricing here, they are pricing it fairly soon, so in the 2023 context,

the labor government is seeking to assure countries in southeast asia that it will not neglect those crucial by lateral time. of course, some of the focus of the media has been on the issue of beijing influence in southeast asia, but also in the pacific. we did recently, of course have the chinese farmington visiting countries in the pacific and to be more or less safe. so part of this trip is just to win, to reassure partners that australia remains committed to the region in the face of rising influence of beijing. police and peru have fought with anti government, protested so calling i'm president federal castillo to resign. offices pushed back demonstrators in 5 tier gossip crowd in the capital, lima. but he, peruvians were angry about rising prices and accused the left his leader of driving the country towards bankruptcy. kasteel has played inflation the pandemic and the war in ukraine. columbia, as president says that a court order for his arrest is unconstitutional. original course is found about decay, fail to comply with the ruling that ordered the protection of a national pa

here southeast. asia films presents the children and the bear if once upon a time in a zoo in the far north. they lived an unhappy bear. he was a very angry bear. is keeper gave him little to eat and he treated him cruelly. boys and girls came to look in through the cage. we are so sorry for the bear. they said we wish he could escape from his keeper. here one day that they're broke out of his cage. everyone was excited and frightened. but the crew it'll keep it was the most excited and frightened of them all. the bear chased him all over the zoo. and finally, he caught him and ate him up. who are the children charted? let's make friends with the bear a big girl said a little boy reached out to patin. and suddenly there wasn't any little boy anymore. a little girl thought it would be fun to dance with the bear. then suddenly there wasn't any little girl anymore. but the bear was much fatter. the big girl thought that the bear was very handsome. that bear would never hurt anyone. she told the other ch

we will probably funding admit from southeast asia and india. fundamentally we would love these places. compounding earnings growth over multiyear periods. if you are looking tactically over six months, maybe you can get more juice out of china and maybe korea. david: in terms of determining where you take the funding from within southeast asia, indonesia by a large has beaten everyone else. 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 zer

but the, so you need to southeast asia itself, you don't really see them anywhere else in the world. yeah, i completely feel that it is so remarkable how they maintain that old heritage charm yet kept it content. cool. no. as actually it's really interesting. i want to show you one of my favorite buildings, which is an old building that's been come by since and new space here in chinatown . yeah, it's a really cool concept. i can't wait to play with . so welcome to rex cale. this is actually an old cinema. it's been turned into space. it's perfect for pocket life performances, life music and event with the main bones of the actual building some time. but now it hosts a variety of social enterprises. bars pave is upon us via and the bobbies on says, and those have been to shop with, but with wide open spaces. yeah. is the perfect place have a van? and exhibitions like the one upstairs is a super close. my heart is going to go and check out now. okay, let's go. ah. with this is my exhibition and title illuminated rove. cale 2020, which is a mini photography festival. young hell. what i

singapore is joining the rest of the southeast asia region, lower by half of 1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. let's take a closer look at markets for one. esg has another area of focus. a newer port talking about supply chains being responsible for up to 90% of consumer companies admissions and having a significant environmental impact. when you look that -- at that part, the supply chain huge potential for achieving some advancements in sustainability. rishaad: let's get more on this. there's a huge role that esg investing can play in this area. george, a lot of people talk about deglobalization. is that really the case? is it a sense that what we are seeing is disruption of supply chains are reject around the world? some of the resilience and yesterday resilience within them is being disrupted while this is going on. what is your take? george: here in asia, we have more than half of the world's consumers. we have urbanization trends. logistics plays a huge role in moving goods around in the way that we live. so within a globalized world, we are se

india and sequoia southeast asia raising $2.8 billion across three funds for banking with the regional startups. we will have blog posts with the dedicated southeast asia fund with a hundred $50 million and an additional 2 billion four the growth funds. the joint venture between paramount, global and the reliance industry that snatched online streaming rights to the premier league. it was seen as a blow to disney's streaming ambition and seen as a big contribution after a bidding war. they did manage to secure broadcasting rights for television. bonds are very much a focus. yvonne: just as interesting as cricket, i guess. what we are seeing is the markets. i'm just saying, i'm just trying. certainly, the bond market, we have to get to the fed to see what's really going on next at this point. >> quite a comparison with cricket. anyway, we will go with it. a lot of focus on the three year yield. we did see that biggest jump since 1978. we are continuing to see yields move higher this morning. a lot of interest in that japan five-year bond because we saw the japanese government extend its

asia. we have our defects, form, believe peninsula. we have formed indonesia, we have from silent island and hostile up until this alden philippine and i think artifacts is so important, especially for me and my heritage is on. could you show me a couple of pieces here that really reflect on, on what other special features of hispanic heart whole you can see here. these are more, more not important. just like i'm not really citing him at any time. you can see all those elements. the wood carvings in the wood carvings here, and it shows the nature elements that been used as a motif. you can see, flowers, tenders, fruits, even fruits, and also a mountainous dick make distinctive. and also an itp on me soon or or you can see here and use a masterpiece is because he did one of the best in this gallery. and it is a royal crew on fundamental it uniform trends and, and you can see the stallion when the motifs. now that you mentioning it, i can see that the tendrils and that would cover the same. b

the museum houses the biggest collection of islamic art in southeast asia. we have our defects, form, believe peninsula we have from indonesia, from ireland, ellen and also off until this i'm in the philippines and i think artifacts is so important, especially for me and my heritage is on. could you show me a couple of pieces here that really reflect on what other special features are for sony cart? oh, all. as you can see here, these are most mona import conversica mos kind of lose sighting him at any time. you can see all those elements, the word carvings in the wood carvings here, and it shows the nature elements that many use s. m. with. if you, casey, flowers, tenders, fruits, even fruits, and also a mountainous dick make a dispute if and also an identity on his own. ah, ah, you can see here he is a masterpiece. it is because he did one of the best in this gallery and it is a royal kron from the malay wood, is actually from turn then. and you can see these element in the motif now that you mentioning it, i can see that the tendrils in the would cover th

and they are also committing huge amounts of money to things like training in southeast asia, giving money for training to countries in southeast asia, giving them money for coastguard patrol, basically giving them money to be able to counter china even a little bit more. and so, they're working within those bounds. now, there are other issues that some in the governing party are pushing for even more, those who align themselves with the former prime minister shinzo abe. and they're considering things like, can we defend ourselves through pre—emptive strikes, does that fit within the bounds of what is self defence? pre—emptive strike on china? yes, for example. if china really moved into taiwan, could japan then...? how far would japan go to defend taiwan? is china going to invade taiwan? i wish i knew, john, i wish i knew. ithink... this is one of the key policies of xijinping, the all—powerful ruler right now, of china. he has stated for years that he thinks it is part of taiwan's destiny to be reunited with the mainland. it's a tricky time in china right now, because of cour

the severe situation in southeast asia. and what about the thousands of lives that are at stake from drug trafficking? you know, we're not even talking of mexico... you've made the case. you've made the case, minister. let me just make this point, mr sackur. i think the media reporting and all the things that you've quoted make this point — that a single hanging of a drug trafficker, to misquote a well—known quote, a single hanging of a drug trafficker is a tragedy. a million deaths from drug abuse is a statistic. i think that's what this shows. so that's your frame. your frame is that you are saving lives because illegal drugs cost lives. and i can prove it. no, fine. i can prove it. so that's your frame for that particular aspect of your social policy. what is the... and our... what is the justification... let's move on now. let's move on from drugs to another aspect of your social policy. yes. and that is the fact that in singapore, homosexuality is still defined as a criminal act. now that's not saving lives. so wha

asia is known for its strict drug laws. the changes mean about $3000.00 prisoners serving time for canvas crimes will be released. activists say they'll keep pushing for the rules on recreational use to be eased. alex here brian al jazeera ah, your child deserve.

speaking about the asia pacific, the southeast asia, which is your area of expertise, what do you believe south station countries. and of course, there use out why buried will be looking for this week. if you think about the u. s . secretary of defense is speech tomorrow morning, they'll be looking to him mostly from southeast asia. they'll be looking to him to try and understand what the united states goals are in the region as united states, spoiling for a fight. for instance, some are concerned about that. others want reassurance on the united states that they're going to remain in the region that they're going to, that they're determined to deter chinese aggression as they see it. so, different countries are looking for different things. it's going to be very challenging for the sect f to address all of those concerns. and the thing is just finally looking ahead to, to come in to work in your opinion. you've attended many of the summers. what constitutes. ringback accessible so i think, you know, at the double end of last week wrap these dialogues to be a dialogue, we want different p

what were they doing in southeast asia? that was going on way before johnson got there. what were some of the cozy relationships they had with other shady people? let's talk about the 1960 election. you want to talk about a dirty election -- as dirty as this last one was and it was dirty -- go to jersey city, you will see a dirty election. it is not new in america. this last election was filthy dirty, especially in philly and atlanta. go back to 1960, see how dirty that was. did the post really investigate that? did they do their research? that is what i am trying to say. host: got your point. kathleen, dayton, ohio, democrat. caller: i hate to agree somewhat with the previous caller because both right and left outlets are often reported by sways. we didn't have reed and walter maddow, they couldn't even touch hillary clinton's war hawk status or her ties to wall street. anyway back to watergate. i watched the hearings. i am 70 now. it fueled -- [indiscernible] -- no one is above the law. that is a bunch of hooey. although we did watch the president and accomplices held

but its neighbors in southeast asia and the pacific prime minister albany, he is joined on this trip by several senior ministers. this is the 1st by lateral visit, 1st rally 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 why that doesn't have catastrophic consequences. upfold, the rachel, the prime minister, has offered support for major infrastructure projects, such as indonesia plans to build a new capital city. and has reiterated a $338000000.00 pledge to invest in development in southeast asia as part of efforts to revive relationships which his government says have been neglected recently. the relationship between us trying in asia we, we have, we are too close neighbors, but do not deal with each other and off albany. he says he will attend the g 20 summit hosted by indonesia in november to spite c

in fact, this part of southeast asia, the mainland parties going to be particularly wet. i think in the next day or so, cambodia is a focus, said you want to read a searchable at that but other sundry or overcast with rain for next year. it's not that unusual. that is the season for rain and it's expanding in china to from the south, across the yangtze, further north. then you've got this norton system which when it went across the middle of hong shoe produce pretty vicious thunderstorms. that should be the improvement on saturday. but the rain is still, there are more was for than of late that gets heavy to shanghai, then southern or south korea and the southern part of japan leaving a breezy time in beijing with attention. eventually, coming down, the monsoon is officially reached, go off, but it's not really doing very much. to be honest. the heavier shells probably in the northeast. again, a warning you now some of heavy rain in the northern plains of india, the wind is up. it's not as hot, but it's still gusty and dusty. ah, killing the debate. wonderful as it is thi

the labor government is seeking to assure countries in southeast asia that it will not neglect those crucial by lateral side. and of course, some of the focus of the media has been on the issue of beijing influence in southeast asia, but also in the pacific. we did recently, of course have the chinese foreign minister visiting countries in the pacific and team or t more less day. so part of this trip is just to win, to reassure partners that australia remains committed to the region in the face of rising influence of beijing. israel's media is reporting that the navy's transferring its version of the ion dome, anti missile system to i disputed c border with lebanon, when only a lebanon warned israel against any aggression in the waters where both states hope to develop offshore. energy and is ready, ship has arrived in the area for drilling operations out is there, a meet network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist and the occupied westbank. sharina barclay was shot in the head, buys, ready forces. while she was on

the labor government is seeking to assure countries in southeast asia that it will not neglect those crucial by lateral side. of course, some of the, of the focus of the media has been on the issue of beijing influence in southeast asia, but also in the pacific. we did recently, of course have the chinese foreign minister visiting countries in the pacific and more or less safe. so part of this trip is just to win, to reassure partners that australia remains committed to the region in the face of rising influence of beijing. this week's summit of the americas in los angeles is tackling an unprecedented migration crisis. after being seemed 4 years is only a problem for united states. the issue is now spread throughout the region. left with america editor lucy newman reports should santiago, chile 28 year old friend, caskey flemish is more than 7000 kilometers from home. 10 month old my ear in tow, she sells sweeps for coins so that she can feed her baby and hopefully gather enough to rent a room to night. ah, what that way they won't have to sleep out doors in the freezing cold. oh yea

the labor government is seeking to assure countries in southeast asia that it will not neglect those crucial by lateral time. it's only been a matter of weeks since australia voted in a new government, and yet we're already seeing this, this diplomatic re engagement in the region. well, that's exactly right. this government has already taken a very active fallen foreign policy approach. it's only been 2 weeks since they were sworn in the foreign minister. penny wong has already made it to deployments to the pacific. on his 2nd day in office, anthony albany, he went to tokyo for the quad summit. so this is the government that does aim to revitalize ties with the asia pacific. the foreign minister penny wong has stated that the region is being re shaped and that countries must work together to ensure peace, prosperity, and respect of sovereignty. and that is the stated aliases. straight as this delegation visits indonesia, of course some of the, of the focus of the media has been on the issue of beijing influence in southeast asia, but also in the pacific. we did recently, of course ha

so some thunder downpours there, or the next 48 hours will end in southeast asia concentrate. it rained the dang south for the island of sumatra, and also western areas of java, west borneo, some jolts and bolts. ginger carter on saturday with a hive 32 degrees, enjoy your weekend. official airline of the john african narratives from african perspectives now, but they're gonna, we're about his big daily my shift for the short documentary by african filmmakers from the democratic republic of congo. and wanda, there was never going to be letting an obstacle just stand in front of you euclidean. what major intimate connection between myself is dwanda. dick is and mentioned, and faculty africa direct on al jazeera. ah ah, talk about what you have to say with me. so he'll rovner reminder of our top stories, protest as an india pakistan and bangladesh are demanding the rest of the suspended spokeswoman for the governing b. j. p. nipple sharma was suspended on sunday after making comments about the prophet mohammed, but many considered offensive inflation in the united states as had

aninda: yes, which is where we are more constructive on southeast asia in particular. the asean five countries barring singapore, are a bit more linked, they have gotten more linked to china over the years. so insofar as you get a china upturn and a reduction of upset inflation pressure, even seeing producer prices,, the prices of metals, copper and so on have come down a bit. that may alleviate some of the pricing pressures. at the same time you're seeing a sequential pickup in demand in china, which helps the rest of the region out. shery: aninda mitra from bny mellon, with his take on the global markets. you can get a round up of the stories you need to know to get your day going on this edition of "daybreak." terminal subscribers, you can go to dayb . this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. netflix has laid off another 300 employees as the streaming giant seeks to bring costs under control under uneven subscriber growth. the job losses represent 3% of the total workforce, will mostly affect workers based in t

it's also part of an attempt to reinvigorate australia's engagement in southeast asia. a region where paging has in recent years been competing for influence, his prime minister, albany, date engagement with se asia is a priority for my government. we will appoint, i dedicated high level roving regional envoy. we will also establish an office of south east asia in the department of foreign affairs and trade. and jeremy for more from jakarta, is our asia pacific bureau chief guild matters guild and australian commitment to battling climate change. is this what indonesia has been looking for? beers, let me give you an example. i am only a couple of days back. basically the giant seawall in semerano, the capital city of central java a gave way and basically though, having parts of the entire city flooded. so the issue of global warming of rising sea level is a very much on the agenda, off indonesian politicians, but also the hub population in indonesia. so the offer by the australian prime minister or to was offer technical support for building an environmentally more stab

asia. glad you could join us. the u. s. and south korean military's have together launched 8 ballistic missiles into the sea on monday, a response to north korean launches a day earlier. it's the 2nd time in recent months that the us and its allies, south korea have jointly responded to similar moves from north korea. many see it as representing a hardening of sales approach to pyongyang. ah, a fiery early morning display that took all of 10 minutes. its effects were meant to extend well into the future. the launches of 7 south korean missiles and one american missile in a live fire exercise, a tit for tat reply to north korea's launching of 8 missiles a day earlier. the response came as south korea and its hawkish, new president marks, memorial day commemorations. you and soc you'll saying more than ever. global powers must work to contain north korea balcony. why north korea's nuclear missile threats are getting sophisticated. a fired various ballistic missiles yesterday. it's programs ar

the biggest rain catchment, i think in southeast asia is going to be java borneo again. but equally, the southern philippines look potentially quite wet and the shower coming back to cambodia and southern viet nam monsoon. raised making good progress. now it's got heavier, the west coast of india, but also in the north. and once again, we've had warnings of add actual flooding in ass sam. that's going to carry on throughout the weekend, but the shower, other elsewhere as well. ah, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. sentimental lucy algebra will bring the news and current affairs that matter to you. how does in a this is al jazeera ah, hello i, marianna mozy, welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. ukrainians are ready to die for the european.

southeast asia, we have key central banks. rishaad: we have philippines coming out at 3:00 this afternoon in hong kong time. indonesian are expected to do anything. bank of indonesia governor saying there was no need to tighten until there's evidence of inflation pressure. we have the philippines suggesting further tightening. if you look at the overall markets, the yen is making a move to the upside. the dollar falling back. u.s. dollar yen now down 8/10 of 1%. yvonne: you see that risk off move for the yen into bonds. not so much equities, but we are coming off the highs across stoxx here this morning, commodity still bleeding red, that still the key focus as the growth slowdown concerns are very much top of mine. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activat

it's europe and asia, southeast asia, indian pakistan as well. so we know that this is going on. if you connect the dots between these crises, it's pretty apocalyptic. but also in the ocean, which has absorbed about 90% of the excess heat that we've generated in the atmosphere, every year for the last six years has been the absolute record global ocean temperature. and it keeps going up, breaking records every year. so that's where most of the heat is stored. and it keeps reradiating into the atmosphere, causing these typhoons and super storms, droughts in one place and floods in another. >> cnn meteorologist derek van dam joins me now. what are you seeing out there, derek? it's certainly hot where i live. >> it's hot. but it's important to say that there are parts of our country right now that are actually cool. that's the difference between talking about climate and the weather. i often talk about climate being more like your personality and weather being more like your mood at any given moment. your personality would be your long-standing who makes you or what makes you who yo

it's skilled workers shortage over to southeast asia. now ferdinand marcus junior has taken office as president of the philippines, marking a return of the country's most infamous family to its highest office. marco said in his inaugural dress that he wanted to talk about the future, not the past. for the country's economy, that means recovery from the pandemic. in the battle against inflation, his father turned the philippines into a dictatorship, where thousands were killed and tortured for opposing the government. billions disappeared from the state coffers. now federal and marco's junior, who's known as bon bung, has brought the controversial dynasty back into the highest office. max out the 64 year old who was elected president in may, will now be inaugurated when it was a clear victory with 58 percent of the vote. even though some accuse him of electoral fraud. thanks to a massive social media campaign, he succeeded in casting his father's era in a positive right. among many voters, especially very young ones. he's promised growth

asia. one of the main markets is japan. in recent years, a new phenomenon has been sweeping through this concrete jungle animal cafes, by customers, by a cover charge to sit in the cafe and pets, a number of cute, domestic animals. but as businesses compete for customers, the speed disturbing shift to ever more exotic species, we want to find out more about how offers have been taken from the wild and sol, justina gar, a market is spooling hops, the animal trade, a plethora of exotic species, seats, and tiny metal cages distressed and sweltering under the hot sun the moon.

asia is known for its strict drug laws. the changes mean about 3000 prisoners serving time for cannabis crimes will be released activist say they'll keep pushing for the rules on recreational use to be eased. alex o'brien al jazeera ah, your child deserve me so wrong. a reminder of our top stories, the head of the international nuclear watchdog says wrong plans to disconnect. 27 surveillance cameras at its nuclear sites. iran already switched off to cameras on wednesday in a statement around said it made the decision because of what it call the agencies unconstrained to approach the i. e. a chief says the cameras must be reconnected soon. this of course poses as serious challenge to our ability to continue working there and to confirm the correctness of iran's declaration. i'm going to show we thought, just as i announced the set of measures beyond, as you say when this took place in back in february, i believe 2021. now we are seeing this as being sent and since dismantled and of course we've with possible consequences. sm

as we moved to southeast asia, rain intensifies for the philippines. we have flood warnings out. we will cease thunderstorms -- we will see thunderstorms in manila through the weekend. >> witnessed the oceans. witness the flames. when this change. witness happiness, witness the flood. witness loss. witness confusion. witness clarity. witness family. witness friends. witness life. witness and al jazeera. -- witness on al jazeera. anchor: a reminder of the top stories. at least 13 people were killed when a russian missile struck the shopping mall in kremenchuk. dozens of others were injured. nato chief jens stoltenberg has called russia the most significant threat to security. the alliance wants to boost its rapid reaction forces to 300,000. a take of toxic gas has fallen from a crane in jordan, killing 12 people. at least 260 people were injured when the tank hit the ground and burst at the port. in ecuador, the organization leading the indigenous protest has agreed to hold talks with the government to try to end the strike. in an attempt to quell the protests, the president has p

it's europe and asia and southeast asia and india and pakistan as well. so we know that this is going on. if you connect the dots between these crises, it's pretty apock liptic but then also in the ocean which has absorbed about 90% of 24 excess heat we generate in the atmosphere, every year for the last six years there's been absolute record global ocean temperature and it keeps breaking records every year. so that's where most of the heat is store and keep reradiating into the atmosphere causing these typhoons and super storms and droughts in some places and storms in another. >> when we talk about warning signs there have been decades of warning signs and warnings, and yet here we are. back in the 70s there were warnings from people like you. i mean, potentially how bleak are things, and what's the short to mid-term outlook? >> well, there certainly have been warning signs. again, if people would just connect the dots some clients have been observing over the last 30 to 40 years you get the picture this is exactly the way models have predicted and actu

asia to the middle east to europe. this will be essential to meeting the growing demand for reliable security, high-tech connectivity in three key regions of the world. third, gender. when women and girls have the ability and opportunity to participate more fully in their societies and economy, we see positive impacts not only in their communities, but around the board. we have to increase those opportunities for women and girls to thrive, including practical steps to make childcare more accessible and affordable as we continue the vital work to protect and advance women's fundamental rights. the united states is committing $50 million to the world bank global childcare incentive fund. this public private partnership supported by several g7 partners help countries build infrastructure that makes it easier for women to participate equally in the labor force. fourth, very important. climate and energy. we are seeing how critical this is every day. the entire world is feeling the impact of russia's brutal war in ukraine,

the temples at angkor wat in cambodia are one of the most famous destinations in southeast asia. but get best — tourist numbers they are dropped by a staggering 90% during the pandemic. way back in 2020, we were over there to see what kind of impact this was having on the livelihood of people in the tourist industry. we have recently been back there again to see if things have improved. the last two years has been very difficult for me because i totally lost myjob and ijust got nothing else to do, just like many other people who survive from tourist industry as well. yeah, it was something that we never encountered before in our whole life. it's hard to describe. sometimes you just want to cry, you know, talking about the tough time that we had no job and no any support. i miss people who used to come to visit my country. yeah, i really miss the walking through the temple, my explanation to people, and also, the ways i try to make people happy. they are excited and it's so happy to see tourists walking in the street, walking around the temple. even not enough to give jobs to pe

in southeast asia, heavy rain with more intense showers continues to plague the malay pollen shall a -- peninsula with showers in kuala lumpur over the weekend. >> witness the oceans, the flames. witness differences. witness change. witness happiness. witness blood. witness sunlight, witness the flood. witness loss, witness charity. witness confusion, witness clarity. witness family and witness friends. witness the beginning, witness the end. witness life. witness. on al jazeera. ♪ >> a reminder of the top stories, israel's form -- foreign minister yair lapid will be interim prime minister after naphtali benefit -- naftali bennett announced he will dissolve parliament. elections will be held in october or november. the eu says it is russia's fault grain supplies to vulnerable areas of africa have been disrupted by the war. it is one of the biggest producers, and famine worriers -- worries are driven in sudan. gunmen killed eight and kidnapped over 30 in churches in northern nigeria. the assaults targeted churches on sunday. after years of conservative rule, colombia will have its f