cok: we want to-- everybody, peace in bali. [speaking foreign language] our nature in bali. pak: this is the time for bali to do. balinese people look at themself, yeah? so, like, we will learn. i think the government learns, the industry learns, and the people also learns. ♪♪♪ pak: taksu is our blood. you cannot describe it, because it's process. balinese people, since they are in the mom pregnant, it's already start. it's not religion. it's bali. ♪♪♪ matt: the kuta lifeguards are winding down for the day. no one knows exactly when these beaches will be full again, but marchello and his crew will be waiting. marchello: when the tourists coming, we hope they're not littering; the beach has been very clean. i hope you guys still come to bali. we here for you. you can bring good energy, we can give our energy for you guys. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪

the group of rich and developing nations have begun their talks on the indonesian island of bali. the countries involved are ones likely to feel the effects of food and energy crisis that the war is sitting off, russian prime minister. so guy lever of opened his visit by holding talks with his chinese counterpart wang ye, wang is also expected to meet face to face with us secretary of state antony, blinking. us china. tensions remain high over taiwan and trade disputes. china has also refused to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine, while the us is sending military gear and other assistance to bolster keith's war effort. amid the tensions indonesian president, junko widowed r has been trying to mediate last week, he visited by russia and ukraine in what he described as a peace mission. his more on indonesia unique stance on the war in ukraine. ciocca widow has sought to maintain good relations with both russia and ukraine. indonesia is what vladimir putin calls a friendly nation for moscow. unlike any of the western powers, remote, both widow has refused to give in to western pres

then the g 20 summit in november in bali. that's the 1st message. second is of course to express the, the empathy and also the concern regarding the conflict on the ongoing conflict in russia and, and also in that context. he also mentioned that he's actually really to be the messenger of peace message from the 21st the russia preston. the 3rd point, i think this is very, very clear that indonesia, they need to press the next process the whoa, whoa, countries again can return to the global supply chain where the commodities from most countries can, can, can go back to the global supply chain. so it can actually avoid the crises, the foot crises, the energy crisis that is actually facing are haunting many states, including in south asia. ok. you've, you've outlined possibly some of the reasons i'm going to ask you my next question . but if you could sort of go into more detail as to why the war matters to indonesia and more broadly, to southeast asia. well i think to some extent we need to meet with, like i said, in terms of yoga because sense that t

mauritius, south korea, small bard, portugal and bali. these are all over the map literally. talk about what makes a place that is hospitable. is it just that you don't have to have a job lined up or maybe it is a small investment or don't need family? talk about the requirements generally. >> mexico probably tops the list because of the low cost of living relative to the united states and proximity. it is easy to get back to the united states. their places on the list will be popular because of tax havens for the very wealthy. or favorable business laws that would let you like bali i believe for example does not tax the income you would make a broad while living in bali so these types of places will provide incentives, financial incentives to move there as well as being in exotic locations. thailand would be an amazing place to live and americans with financial means that could live abroad, cut their living expenses and save tax money could move to places like thailand or bali. >> for those who are serious, how far in advance do they need to plan? >> six months to a year to

but g, 20 in bali. rob, thank all right, let's come here not as air including piecing together a prehistoric puzzle, scientists and have one of the largest dinosaur fossils in argentine. mormons. ah. new voices heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners with, kimberly here, but i really think in their own country shifting power basis, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative australians went to the pole with those images front of mine is a war that very much came forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield. their listening post. dissect the media on al jazeera, all coveted, beyond well taken without hesitation, fought and died for power. defines our world, we live here, we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy, and then they try and scare the people with people and power. investigate, exposed it and questions they use them to be use of our around the globe on now to sierra l

>> i will check the box next to bali and you will find me on the beach. what are the rules on bali? >> i have not looked into that. portugal because everybody is showing up there now. i'm hearing about it all the time. it is very inexpensive to live there. >> it feels like the bay area weather-wise. >> i have never been there i need to go to see if should move there. >> we have a weatherman right over there. the boxes confuse me. >> i will have your bali forecast tomorrow. >> a new study finds san francisco is one of the best cities for live music in the entire country. this is according to wallethub. the city is tied with austin, vegas, nashville and new orleans for having the most music venues per capita. san francisco home to the fillmore come of warfield, the masonic, chase center, just to name a few. are you surprised san francisco is on the list? i was kind of surprised. >> i was surprised the rest of the country does not understand our history. i'm not surprised we are on the list but we have not been on the list before which surprised me. we have quite the history when it co

anthony blink in the us, secretary of state, he is on his way here still to bali. but we know that from refueling stops on the way here and his official aircraft, he's been talking to journalists who are accompanying him, saying that the russians should not be allowed to get legitimacy from this g 20. and that's according to other american officials. this will certainly not be business as usual, but in reality, real given all of that, does anyone expect any real progress on the issues we're there to discuss given the scale of problems and potential divisions within the g 20 it is difficult to say yes. as you, as you right to point out, the g 20 is a very different base to the g 7, g 7 tends to be the larger economies. but those, all those economies which tend to be more weston leading democratic, basically the friends of the united states, the g 20 is far more diverse. they are the largest, the largest economies in the world. but they have different interests. you have to know the line movement led by india in indonesia. china is in that, of course, it has its own

a g 20 foreign minister spacing is on the way and bali, the war and ukraine. i'm tension between the western china dominates of the agenda . earlier you are a secretary of state and the blinking match, china's foreign minister wearing iep beijing hasn't condemned russia's invasion of ukraine just 2 days before it began. it signed a so called no limits partnership with moscow. the u. s. and china also it all of a tie ones, sovereignty. they james ambitions in the south. china sea have been a source of tension to missouri about china and the united states are 2 major countries. so it's necessary for the 2 countries to maintain normal exchanges. at the same time, we do need to work together to ensure that relationship will continue to move forward along the right track. it's important to stay committed to the principles put forward by president she asian ping mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and when, when cooperation of, because that serves the interests of the 2 countries. and it is also the shared aspiration of the international community. there is no sub

also on the show g, 20 finance ministers gather in bali ready to act on world hunger and the war and ukraine. but will they accomplish more than pointing fingers at russia and diamond mining? turn things around for botswana, now sanctioned on russia's gem trade. could give the industry an even greater boost . i'm christy plaza. this is d w business. well, it's over to the middle east where president joe biden has visited saudi arabia on friday. oil prices are a major concern back home in the u. s, and no one has more to say on global supply. then re out. the crisis can also be an opportunity. as these 2 men know, well, how much been said among the saudi crown prince and the crown prince of abu dhabi mohammed pennsaid no wonder they're in a good mood. their country's oil is more sought after than ever. crude prices of only just fallen slightly after staying stubbornly over $100.00 since the start of the war in ukraine. the, i could foresee that may be the last opportunity for these countries to profit economically. one more time done high revenues with oil production in the face of a

war in ukraine. russia's foreign minister is said to have walked out of the meeting of the g. 20 in bali delegate, say, survey laughter of clash with western counterparts over rushes invasion of ukraine . ah, a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael o, coo tesla c e. o. e. lon. musk has dropped his beard to buy twitter. he's accused the social media network of withholding information about fake accounts. twitter plans to assume us to compel him to make good on the $44000000000.00 deal. ah, does the world's richest person have buyer's remorse. ellen musk decision to pull the plug on buying. twitter adds yet another twist to a saga that has gripped wall street. it's wanted to. busy crazy as business stories ever, and i think it started off as a circus show and attending as a circus. sure. the story started back in march when musk announced his intention to buy twitter and loosen it's free speech rules. the 2 sides reached an agreement in april with musk using his tesla shares to fund the take over as will of course, weeks later, he announced the deal was suspended. citin

the war in ukraine brushes. foreign minister is said to have walked out of a meeting of the g. 20 in bali delegates a survey lab rav clash with western counterparts over russia's invasion of ukraine . ah, a michael ok, welcome. the people of japan, or in deep morning following the assassination of former prime minister shinji, obey a motorcade carrying the body of the slain. former leader has arrived at his home in tokyo. ave was gun down yesterday at a campaign rally in japan, south. the killing in broad daylight has shocked japan. a country where gun related violence is extremely rare. oh, the moment shin, so aren't they? we shot twice. a suspect man handled to the ground, what appears to be a weapon lying on the road near by. people run to the age of japan's former prime minister as he lay seriously wounded. he was quickly transferred to a helicopter and flown to a hospital. at this point, his condition was described as critical, but doctors were unable to save him. the assassination has shocked japan. a country wag, gun violence is rare, images, shaggy nor mrs. a dastardly and barbari

she is in bali having a look at the g20 and has another important guest with her. house linda: -- haslinda: the g20 finance minister and governors meeting has kicked off against the backdrop of surging inflation. let's get perspective from the indonesian investment authority who joins us here in bali. good savvy with us. we talk about inflation of 9.1% in the u.s. prompting expectations of 100 basis point hike. have you seen the highest sprint of inflation, do you think? >> i don't think so. i think we are in for maybe much more of volatile times. one is because it was somewhat unexpected. nobody expected a war. as a result, it's a knee-jerk reaction from regulators, from central bank, and consequently from the market as well. did i see the final inflation picture, no. haslinda: central bank may be raising rates by 150 points. is that your own expectation? >> yes, the market is expecting to be a lot higher interest rate level. that's the reaction that the central bank has been quite cautious right now because the inflation outlook isn't looking very good. house lin

the g 20 conference and bali. we got a reaction from rebecca design director of geopolitical economy, research group, who says the west has been losing out on its previous technological advances during the cold war since bench. basically, both russia and china have been set up as essentially the enemies against which the rest must mobilize. and that's what they're doing. and you have to understand that they're doing this at the time when bit what they want to do, which is to rally a powerful coalition against russia, against china. this is not working, even the close, even the closest allies off the u. k. and the u. s. actually not able to consistently keep up their commitments that have been made. dispatcher of the fence, say, you know, sanctions against russia spectrum. we know that this unity is crumbling, of the face of the price that has to be paid. the rest of losing technological advantage is losing traded von digital. using investment advantage is using all alliance or allies. so on every front it is losin

jessica washington joins us now live from bali, jessica, so the finance ministers are continuing to me. stay to they've been talking about a gloomy economic outlook. what else has been happening? ah, exactly right. kim. yesterday's told to focus more on food security issues on dead pressures on low income countries. today the conversation chips to climate mitigation, sustainable finance and health infrastructure among other topics. the g. 20 accounts for around 80 percent of global g d, p. 75 percent of international trade. so the conversations that are taking place in barley have ramifications. not just for the g 20 countries themselves, but indeed for the entire world. earlier this morning we heard from indonesia central bank achieve heddie widger, who opened the proceedings, noting that many of the members raised concerns about the urgent need to address increasing commodity prices. he also noted that yesterday, they were able to make some progress on discussion for a health fund related to pandemic preparedness. so at least some progress made. but indeed, the riffs between members

as g 20 finance ministers wrap up their meetings in bali. jessica, thank you. now the united states is the biggest single donor to ukraine, and it's fight to hold off the russian invasion. it's given more than $7000000000.00 worth of weapons and equipped much so far. but for ukraine, small donations are almost as valuable as big ones. official reports from keefe equipment on the front line of the ukrainian war drones medical kits. even mine detectors, all provided by crowd funding charity in ukraine set up after the russian invasion of crimea in 2014 has raised millions of dollars. the founder of former high profile presenter on ukrainian t. v to our goods and we have vol. so so be a connection between our society and army because it's really important for our soldiers that we carry about them. or they understand that they not long and that it's not only a military case to the friends our country. the idea of crowd funding like this isn't new. it's been around since before the 1st world war. what is different is the technology with crypto currency and cash tran

foreign ministers from the 620 meet in bali to discuss the disruption to global food and energy supplies caused by russia's invasion of ukraine, with both russian and chinese diplomats attending. china of course has steadfastly refused to back the tough us stance towards russia. and the american actorjames caan, best known for playing the gangster sonny corleone in the godfather, has died at the age of 82. pressure is growing on borisjohnson to step down as prime minister as soon as possible, rather than waiting until his successor is named. in his resignation speech on thursday, mrjohnson said he'd stay in the job until the autumn but many of his colleagues, along with opposition parties, are unhappy with that and have called on him to go immediately. political editor chris mason has this report on a day of political upheaval for westminster and the country. at breakfast time, there was talk of a constitutional crisis, a prime minister who wouldn't budge, and more and more ministers resigning. butjust after 9:00am, news borisjohnson would resign today. this, the most powerful street in

and the blinking is of the g . 20 meeting in bali. he says he's deeply concerned about our base condition. i do have to say before we meet that certainly by the about the we don't know the condition shot our thoughts and prayers in his family with the people in japan, which is very, very sad. we're waiting also asked that g 20 meeting in bali is our correspondent roper bride, who's with us now live rope. a truly shocking development. what do we know about what happened? i think there is a deepening sense of shock, the realization of just what has taken place literally just several hours ago. shock here at this g 20 across japan of course, and also internationally as we wait to see just what the latest condition is. the condition report from the hospital while the doctors are still battling to save the life issues. but certainly his condition would extra. we seem to be extremely great . we are getting international responses as well. we've heard from the australian prime minister anthony all been easy as saying that his thoughts of him

or now from al 0, jessica washington and bali. while the official proceedings, if the g 20 foreign ministers meeting is really now over the world is still very much looking at what's happening in bali because of this foreign ministers meeting between the us secretary of state antony lincoln and his chinese counterpart one e. it is the 3rd meeting ever and their 1st meeting since late last year. and now this is part of a recent surgeon, diplomatic activity between us and chinese officials. that includes, of course, a phone call between the u. s. president joe biden, and chinese president. she didn't being in march and also talks between defense officials in singapore general way for her met with the u. s. defense chief lloyd austin. and those talks were also part of this flurry of diplomatic activity that we've seen throughout the course of these talks. we often see the same topics come up. of course, these are closed meetings so we can ever be certain exactly what comes up. the contentious issues such as the situation in taiwan. o

foreign ministers from the 620 are meeting in bali to discuss the disruption to global food and energy supplies caused by russia's invasion of ukraine. joining the us secretary of state, antony blinken, are russia's top diplomat, sergey lavrov, and the chinese foreign minister, wang yi. now on bbc news, our world. china is cracking down on hong kong. it's 25 years since britain handed back control of the city to china. back then, promises were made to protect fundamental freedoms. now, beijing is tightening its grip on those who dare to speak out. we've spent time with those who will not be silenced. if we stay here, we will be brainwashed. as record numbers leave hong kong, what will life be like for those that remain? i have been reporting from hong kong since 2017 but in the last two years i have witnessed first—hand the dramatic transformation of the city. music. this isjennifer, one of thousands who once protested against the government. arrested with a0 others in 2019, she is now preparing for prison life. i don't smoke. ijust heard that in jail you can use these cigarettes as,

job of conservative lead a. hence, it would seem this surprise and sudden departure from bali. she has an interesting relationship with boris johnson being seen as an ally. she said, even after the recent resignation of cabinet ministers, that she for one sand, 100 percent behind him. but now saying that she supports his decision to leave. in spite of his many achievements, she says, but it has raised some eyebrows that this international gathering, especially with the presence of the russian foreign minister said a lot of raw and also the existence of a britain, traditional allies, the usa and other western powers, especially given list trustees commitment to ukraine. it has raised some questions just about britain commitment to that. and the possibility it seems that british domestic politics takes priority ah, revealed to the days other news now and more than $400.00 prisoners are still on the road in nigeria after the attack, all the detention facility that was claim. but i saw more than 800 and major escape from the correctional center in the future, and at least 3 prisone

as complicated as it is here in bali. shery: bloomberg's haslinda almond with live coverage of all of the meetings and plenty of big confrontations coming up. the ceo of indonesia's investment authority joining us live, along with the oec ecb secretary-general, we will also be speaking with bank indonesia governor and indonesian finance minister later today. our next guest says the macro picture looks complex as major economies are overheating. let's bring in the head of asian equities. great to have you back. so how much visibility are you hoping to get from this earnings season, and what will really top your list of concerns and things you are watching at this point. >> the second quarter at this point in time is nominal expectations. i think people understand that there has been some difficulties in the second quarter, particularly the lockdown we saw in shanghai. now it's really about focus in terms of where we go in the second half and into next year. if it is accomplished and we give visibility and's show some stabi

or jessica washington has more now from bali, whence okay, love rock arrived. that was when you could sort of sense the tension in the room. and a few journalists shouted out at him, when will russia and the war? and that really points through that. the fact that the war and the ukraine really is the most salient issue, while g 20 foreign ministers meet this week. these important to note, however, that while us the us at its western allies, have taken the approach of trying to isolate russia, trying not to engage with russia. some ministers already saying that they would not shake his hand. for example, during the course of the conference. others saying that they would not pursue any bilateral talk that russia does still have friends within the g 20, who have met with the minister for these bilateral sessions. some of those countries we understand that we'll be meeting with the minister over the course of his visit to bali include south africa, mexico. he will also meet with the indonesian foreign minister and of course, yesterday afternoon, he met with the chi

foreign ministers from the 620 meet in bali, to discuss the disruption to global food and energy supplies, caused by russia's invasion of ukraine, with both russian and chinese diplomats attending. china of course us stance towards _ china of course us stance towards russia but the us is hoping — towards russia but the us is hoping it_ towards russia but the us is hoping it can find some common ground _ hoping it can find some common ground with china. and the american actor james caan, best known for playing the gangster sonny corleone in the godfather, has died, at the age of 82. welcome to our viewers on pbs in the united states, and around the world. pressure is growing on borisjohnson to step down as prime minister as soon as possible, rather than waiting until his successor is named. in his resignation speech on thursday, mrjohnson said he'd stay in the job until the autumn. but many of his colleagues, along with opposition parties, are unhappy with that, and have called on him to go immediately. our political editor chris mason has this report on a day of political upheaval for w

taking a confrontational approach here in bali. putting a lot of the blame on russia and the attack on ukraine. guy: you expect any concrete results to come out of this? what do we expect when the weekend is through? >> it is tricky to talk about success. we have not seen anyone walk out when russian representatives made the speeches today. that's what we saw back in april. the foreign minister's meeting just last week where basically there was no communique. if there is communique, that would be a success but that is a question, a draft communique which we looked at suggested there will be some coordination in terms of g-20 approach in terms of the crisis in energy. but what is interesting is the lack of mention of russia, supply chain. that has to do with the fact that there is no consensus on the writing of this communique. let's wait and see if we see that communique tomorrow. tom: that's what to watch for then. the communique and whether or not there can be any consensus on these issues. particularly the topic of russia. looki

the cream colored sounds of cocoa beach on bali head, turn the indonesian island into a tourist magnet. but in recent years, visitors have arrived to find the shore of wash in plastic. local activists have taken the clean up into their own hands and off tackling the problem at its source inland. barley is drowning in beast. together with local residents, members of environmental protection organizations. so gay watch are dreading mountains of plastic out of the islands waterways. yeah, the initiator was launched by french man, gary, been shaggy, who's lived on barley for over 10 years. he's been active in environmental protection since then and set up some guy watch in 2019. now he has 55 fellow campaigners as well as local helpers who started make a change or 11 years ago, picking up our, our beaches on bali, but very quickly saw that 90 percent of plastics in the ocean are coming from rivers and streams for wider waterways the team use floating booms sunday watch has installed 120 of them over the last 2 years. throughout valley, they've hauled almost $400000.00 killers of trash out

yvonne: let's bring it back to bali. the chinese foreign minister greeting the indonesian foreign minister there. he is set up to have a sideline meeting with penny wong, the australian foreign minister as well, so maybe signs of following in australia and -- thawing in australia and china relationships. we also saw sergey lavrov, the russia and ukraine situation will be at the top of the agenda. rishaad: what about what is going on with the economy there? we have these bond sales taking place in china, james, give us a sense of the enormity of this and how it is all going to be used? >> if the bonds are sold the second half of the year it will be a big chunk of the initial plan, a 40% increase in the amount of local bonds they would sell this year. that indicates that government is showing about where the economy is. we get second-quarter gdp data next week, the macro forecast is for 1% growth. actually, the economy shrank in the second quarter. whether it is one percent growth or a contraction, either way this is not w

including a few weeks ago at the g-20 ministers in bali where one foreign minister after another urged foreign minister lavrov and russia to stop blocking the grain. so this agreement represents a positive step forward. that said, there's a difference between a deal on paper and a deal in practice. hundreds of millions of people around the world are waiting for these ships to set forth from ukraine's ports and for millions of tons of grains and other crops to reach world markets. if the kim lynn does -- if the kremlin doesn't have intention of having that follow through we'll know. my call with foreign minister lavrov will not be a negotiation about ukraine. any negotiation regarding ukraine is for its government and people to determine. as we said from the beginning, nothing about ukraine without ukraine. beyond these developments, now we've reached the half year mark, let's take a step back and consider the state of the war and what we expect to come next. in the donbas region, after they failed to take heed this spring, the fighting remains intense. the modest progress that russian

foreign ministers from the 620 are due to meet in bali to discuss the disruption to global food and energy supplies caused by russia's invasion of ukraine. joining the us secretary of state antony blinken are russia's top diplomat, sergey lavrov, and the chinese foreign minister, wang yi. now on bbc news — from russia with blood — are legal loopholes allowing russian criminals to launder dirty money? jim fitzpatrick follows the cash. money is just like clothes. the dirtier it gets, the more it needs washing. and there's a lot of dirty money in the world. an estimated two trillion in us dollars gets washed each year. but money—laundering is no domestic chore. it's the economic engine of terrorism... ..the drugs trade... ..dictatorship. .. ..and war. and where do international criminals go when they need their money cleaned 7 in recent years, it's often been northern ireland. it's thanks to secret little northern ireland companies that allow criminals across the world to make a clean killing. they're called northern ireland limited partnerships — nilps. they can be set up in secret a

at a meeting in bali, for ministers called for an end to the war. lavrov denounced the west for what he called frenzied criticism and for a squandering of the chance to tackle global economic problems. the u.s. secretary of state declined to meet with lavrov and said the g20 must hold accountable for its invasion of ukraine. let's hear from the russian foreign minister. >> aggressors, invaders, occupants, we have heard a lot of names today. everyone is urging us to stop this operation and reach a peaceful solution. i allowed myself to remind our western colleagues about what they were saying throughout all of the preceding months and asked them to decide what they really want. if it is negotiating peace, then those negotiations were stopped by ukraine. >> villages are being evacuated in southeastern france were a large forest fire is raging. 13 firefighters have been injured in the blaze. it has already consumed some 80 hectors, 2100 acres. hot and dry conditions are making it difficult to contain the fire. no word on wt sparked the blaze. the crimi

and now does there is jessica washington is in bali with more on the g 20 meeting. while the official proceedings, if the g 20 foreign ministers meeting is really now over the world is still very much looking at what's happening in bali because of this foreign ministers meeting between the us secretary of state antony lincoln and his chinese counterpart one e. it is the 3rd meeting ever and their 1st meeting since late last year. and now this is part of a recent surgeon, diplomatic activity between us and chinese officials. that includes, of course, a phone call between the u. s. president joe biden, and chinese president. she didn't being in march and also talks between defense officials in singapore general way for her met with the u. s. defense chief lloyd austin. and those talks were also part of this flurry of diplomatic activity that we've seen throughout the course of these talks. we often see the same topics come up. of course, these are closed meetings so we can ever be certain exactly what comes up. the contentious issues such as the situation in taiwan. o

coming in after the shooting of shins ave secretary of state antony blinking a spoken at the g. 20 in bali, indonesia. let's take a listen. i do have to say before with that we are by that is about the way we don't know. we can shop our thoughts and prayers. his family was very, very sad, were waiting. russian president vladimir putin has warned that moscow's offensive in ukraine has barely begun. he also accused the west of fueling the war and said that its efforts to defeat him would bring tragedy to ukraine. he was speaking to parliamentary leaders. here's what he had to say. sure, you're my solution. we are hearing that they want to defeat us up with you on the battlefield. what can i say we discussed with let them try mosier more. we have often heard the wes wants us to fight it until the last ukrainian it, the threats a tragedy, the ukrainian people who but it looks like he's heading in that direction nor to those ones. but everybody should know that largely speaking. sure that we haven't even yet started anything in honest 3 of them at the same time, we don't refuse peace talks, but

there is a foreign ministers meeting taking place in bali, indonesia, which liz truss, the uk foreign secretary, had to pull out of abruptly so she could head back home and deal with matters there. now, the sort of stuff just and deal with matters there. now, the sort of stuffjust underlines what many asian officials often privately tell me, that western governments like the uk and the us are simply too distracted with their own political infighting to actually seriously sort out any of the pressing global issues that they should be inking about, things like ukraine, the cost of living or the rising influence of china in the region —— thinking about. and just before i go, tim, i want to point zoning out to you that coverage in india has been very vocal about the number of british politicians of south asian descent who might be in line for thejob, rishi sunak, like you are talking about a moment ago, sajid javid as well. you are talking about a moment ago, sajid javid as well.— sajid javid as well. karishma vaswani. — sajid javid as well. karishma vaswani, thank _ sajid javid a

the indonesia, the island of bali, is hosting the meeting of the g. twenty's foreign ministers with a focus on global food and energy supplies. russia's top diplomat lab rav has already held it talks with his chinese and brazilian counterparts on the sidelines of the forum. meanwhile, brazil's president shire bull scenario has spoken out about sanctions imposed by the u. s. and the u against russian saying that they have not worked. let us now cross live to political and foreign policy experts. children come all duty in new delhi. i thank you very much for being with us here in our to international so while the current g 20 agenda is supposed to be dedicated to global food and energy supplies, the main topic appears to be the conflict in ukraine are. the official agenda is issues being ignored right now rel, you're far definitely. the ukraine would be bearing the edge and recross more stuff . the g 20 countries wants to have enough bread discussion in relation to your brain. but i guess to gather, read, that's it. the more important and more vital to concentrate on the main topic in r

so gay lover of arriving in bali . mr. oliver was met by shouts from a german reporter b . w. c. for international edison, richard walker is following that meeting. welcome, richard. we will, we will talk about sir. yeah, russia's a foreign minister walking out of the closed door meeting. the close door talks after germany's foreign minister criticized his country's invasion of ukraine. so we'll hear from german, 4 minister on a bare bark and then get your take. as he was there, said he, the one that the russian administration does not want the united nations being part of the negotiations on the green exports that the russian foreign minister has spent large parts of the meeting, not inside the room and outside the room, underlines the fact that the russian government is currently not willing to talk to the outside get ridge walkers, analynn, a very barebones call that right. well it certainly is the case. the sag love roth effectively boycotted her speech. he also was not present for the address by mutual co labour, the ukrainian foreign minister who was joining remotely. and h

gay lab rav speaking at a meeting of the g. twenty's foreign ministers on the indonesian island of bali cobra. so support about this luscious little as for the use of ample supplies of russian grain, there are no barriers on our behalf, but the west has imposed restrictions on our ships for their calls to ports for making financial payments for sending food up. what we have drawn attention to this, this includes situations at warehouse is on the black sea, where the west is not allowing mines to be cleared from ports and ships to go out to sea. russia, with the help of turkey is ready to insure security for this territory of stuff people to the indonesian island of bali is hosting the meeting of the g. twenty's foreign ministers with a focus on global food and energy supplies. russia's top diplomat lab rob has already held it, talked with his chinese and brazilian counterparts on the sidelines of the forum. meanwhile, brazil's president shire bull scenario has spoken out about sanctions imposed by the u. s. and the u against russian saying that they have not worked let us now cross live

shery: the imf managing director speaking exclusively to bloomberg at the g20 meeting in bali. the imf is said to cut its 2022 global growth forecast substantially, for the second time this year, kathleen is here, pretty grim picture. kathleen: it certainly is. we are getting this from around the world. central banks are worried, the imf is worried. the fact they are ready to tell us the outlook has darkened, but we know now if they flash --/the forecast, at the beginning of the year it was 4.4%. 3.6%. almost a full percentage point. in april, now, they are going to cut it even further. we don't know how much. we know >> on their list of the challenges facing the global economy. in fact, the director talked about shock aftershock as she spoke on a panel. surging food and energy prices. the pandemic continues to hobble economies around the world. the slowdown in china, what that means for supply chains. slowing capital flows. that is a big worry. we have heard that for months. she talked about a risk of recession this year and then even bigger risk in 2023. central banks need to