now give you say about it's one of them and have been living in bali for the past month. the 32 year old runs or, or marketing agency. and technically she can do that from anywhere. bar is the birthplace in the world. you know, when i just came here, i feel like volley to my home for me, very comfortable to stay and work here because in bali we can find ever if you on file for example, mountains you can go to the nurse if you want to the beach ingleby most you pull people everywhere and though i think bali kept so of this phone, se, asia is already the most popular region in the world for club workers. and indonesia is one of the countries living the field. apply for a simple vis a visa and you can work for up to a 180 days in a row. all legal without paying taxes in indonesia. not all foreigners know this and use a tourism these i step. but even then they actually have little to worry about because the supervision of foreigners who carry out digital nomad activities is based purely on complaints of fences. we are aware the no, all immigration officers have the i t knowle

jonathan head, bbc news, bali. obviously a really important issue that people will be discussing here at the 620 summit. iwant discussing here at the 620 summit. i want to take you back to those images of leaders arriving to sit down for their very first working meeting today which is expected to be a meeting about food security. it has been a key concern for countries he i was talking to the indonesian presidentjoko widodo about ten days ago ahead of the 620 summit and in an interview he explained how he has crisscrossed the globe, meeting with the leaders of ukraine and russia to try to convince them to come to some sort of resolution to the conflict in order to help grain exports resume. and it is something of course that war in ukraine, it really is the backdrop for this entire summit and for more on what we can expect at the 620, let's bring in now the former australian prime minister kevin rudd. it's great to get you on the programme, mr rudd endo narwee will be talking about china and the us in a moment but

this is of many tourists confir in bali, the tranquility and remoteness of a tropical habitat. but if you talk to locals, all of this is on the verge of extinction. as hotels pop up everywhere, many say that the island needs to boost high end tourism. as for the digital nomads, a regulation to bring more high net worth individuals to bali is already in the making. as of december, the countries offerings 2nd obese us for up to 10 years to those with atlas, a 130000 euros in their bank accounts for bali. it's a silver lining. after 2 tough years in the pandemic. ah. and before we leave you this look at india's northeastern state of makalya, where people must move through thick rain forests to get around. but over the years, they've gotten to the root of the problem with creative shortcuts to stay connected . deep in the sub tropical rain forests of migalia in northeast india are magical. bridges made of living roots. the local cassie and genteel communities build and maintain them. they create stilts of bamboo and the ancient roots wrapped themselves around them. this if i go to

we take a look at head at what will be a big meeting next week with world leaders converging in bali for the g. 20 europe is in term all from war and countries. space economic uncertainty will be speaking with indonesia and faster to germany. to learn more about what's on the agenda. plus, sticking to host country, indonesia will be checking out the digital nomads making folly their home and tell you how you can enjoy work. paradise tooth. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. there is a lot of diplomatic activity in southeast asia. at the moment the regional block known as asi on is meeting him on pan and next week the g. 20 will take place in bali, indonesia, in the years since the last meeting in rome, the world has changed significantly. meters now facing war in europe and a teetering global economy in the post pandemic period. among other things, with so much going on, we are joined by around have us are sent out indonesia as ambassador to germany, to discuss what his country's will, what his country's goals will be at the g 20. let's just start very generally as host. what

work here because in bali we can find ever if you on so fine. for example, mountains, you can go to the nurse if you want to. the beach will be nice. you pull people everywhere, and though i think volume of this don't, emma se, asia is already the most popular region in the world for clock workers. and indonesia is one of the countries living the field. apply for a simple vis a visa and you can work for up to a 180 days in a row. all legal without paying taxes in indonesia. not all foreigners know this and use a tourism visa instead, but even then they actually have little to worry about. because the supervision of foreigners who carry out digital no mad activities is based purely on complaint offenses. we are aware the no, all immigration officers have the i t knowledge and we cannot just look through people's laptops and see if they're doing some work with their laptop and directly say, hey, what are you doing? i left know neither but left voting on black jacket. alonzo abraham was a guy balise tourism suffer tremendously in the pandemic and h

dustan: i went to bali in 2011 and was awestruck by the reefs i saw. this is in the very base of the coral triangle. it's sort of the mother, if you will, of coral-reef biodiversity and of all marine biodiversity. and i've been going there annually since. and what this video depicts are the changes we saw before and after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the sry of what happened to the reef in one year. so this is a hhy coral. we call it the monument coral. we have a temperature probe underneath that records the temperature of the sea water every 30 minutes. so we have very good temperature records from this part of the ocean. so this coral is probably 500, maybe a thousand years old. it's like a big, giant redwood tree or a sequoia. and it's bleaching, and when it bleaches, it loses the algae in its tissue that allow it to grow faster and help its nutrition. it's sort of like, if you went through a human, it would be like taking out a kidney. these white areas are bleached, and this brown area here i

dustan: i went to bali in 2011 and was awestruck by the reefs i saw. this is in the very base of the coral triangle. it's sort of the mother, if you will, of coral-reef biodiversity and of all marine biodiversity. and i've been going there annually since. and what this video depicts are the changes we saw before and after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the sry of what happened to the reef in one year. so this is a healthy coral. we call it the monument coral. we have a temperature probe underneath that records the temperature of the sea water every 30 minutes. so we have very good temperature records from this part of the ocean. so this coral is probably 500, maybe a thousand years old. it's like a big, giant redwood tree or a sequoia. and it's bleaching, and when it bleaches, it loses the algae in its tissue that allow it to grow faster and help its nutrition. it's sort of like, if you went through a human, it would be like taking out a kidney. these white areas are bleached, and this brown area he

fear in our diplomatic editor joins us now from the summit in bali. james, what is likely to happen in the coming hours? >> well, i think you are going to get lots more discussions going on because many of the kyiv players all happen to be in the same place at the same time. obviously president biden has already made those calls to his polish counterpart, president duda, and the secretary general, but also in the u.s. delegation, you have jake sullivan, national security advisor, and the u.s. secretary of state. they have spoken to their counterparts as well, and i am told that after the phone call between the secretary of state blinken and his counterpart, they summoned in the russian ambassador to poland. and asked for an explanation for what has happened. i suspect that is a sort of thing that you might see in other nato and e.u. capitals in the coming hours. the g20 summit continues as normal, and president biden and the others will be attending as normal, but i think on the sidelines, in the margins, all the discussions are going to be about what

she has been here in bali. she says in her tweet, alarmed by reports of explosions in poland we are following a massive russian missile strike on ukrainian cities. she is alluding to the report that there were more than 100 missile strikes in and around the capital of kyiv head of the missile that landed across the border in poland. i extend my condolences and support and solidarity with poland and our ukrainian friends. when he to have confirmation here in bali with all of the world leaders here whether it was indeed -- we need to have confirmation here in bali with all of our world leaders here whether it was indeed a strike and if it was accidental. annmarie hordern wish to vladimir putin was here in poly so that they could tell him to his face and condemn the atrocious war. those are her words happening in ukraine. we are waiting for a possible communication from the g20. the chancellor of germany says they are getting more support by g20 leaders to support a condemnation of the war in you. we have to see i

jessica washington, odyssey ra, bali. i tony me now is william courtney, an american diplomat and a fellow at the ran thinktank. he joined us now from washington. d. c. william, thanks for joining us. night on al jazeera william, there's still a lot to be on earth here with regard to what happened in poland. is it all clear to you what the timeline might be here for any kind of response from nato? well, 1st the facts have to be developed not clear with the west using the word explosion, for example. well, that suggests it's not clear whether this is a strike or, or something else with factor explosion took place in an agricultural area, but raises the question whether this is an intentional strike or accidental, russia. precision guided missiles, precision guided munitions, have not been the best. and so it is possible that this is excellent. and william from your vantage point, how much does what happened in poland to have the potential to escalate? thanks eve, this is seem to be an accident that will not be much escalat

jonathan head, bbc news, bali. i want to take you to some live pictures to show you the 620 solvent in bali —— 620 summit. it's a jam—packed schedule with lots to discuss. climate change of course and that energy transition, a key focus of the meetings. but leaders will also be looking to discuss rising cost of food and fuel as well as the war in ukraine, and of course that relationship between the us and china that has been so pivotal in the backdrop of all of this. it was something that many leaders have privately told me that they were very concerned about, particularly as the two men sat down for that discussion ahead of the summit on monday. a little earlier, i spoke with james steinberg, who explained why he felt the meeting was a relative success. the why he felt the meeting was a relative success.— relative success. the most important _ relative success. the most important take _ relative success. the most important take away - relative success. the most important take away is - relative success. th

also coming up while the words power for convening at the g 20 summit and bali people in indonesia are trying to bring pollution by the mining industry. and the spotlights and wind turbines are important for the green energy transition. but nobody wants rotating giants in their backyard. we'll show you a less frightening alternative. i'm chris coldwell, welcome to the program as their summit and bali wrapped up earlier today, g 20 countries are buying to calibrate the pace of interest rate hikes in order to avoid spillers leaders warranty. there was the risk of quote, increased volatility and currency moves. that, of course, as the world economy faces other crises, including the russian invasion of ukraine, answering inflation. a letter signed by members at the end of the 2 day meeting said that d 20 central banks are closely monitoring the impact of price pressures. right, let's get more from the other businesses as japan day at the g. 20 summit in bali. ashtosh leaders warned how the g 21 is g 20 countries want to work together when it comes to fighting inflation, when even the inter

ah ah, the g 20 leader summit kicks off and bali indonesia with both tensions and expectations running hot. ah, i'm how much room this is al jazeera alive from door also coming up. israel says the u. s. decision to investigate the killing of al jazeera journalist. shitty nevada is a grave mistake, and insists it won't be cooperating. the ukrainian president celebrates the russian retreat from her song as he visits the southern city and more tech jobs on the line. u. s. media says amazon is due to fire $10000.00 employees. ah. leaders of g 20 countries have started arriving at the main venue in bali for this year's summit. the war in ukraine and soaring global inflation are expected to dominate the 2 day summit. u. s. president joe biden, and chinese president, she's paying are both attending in person. they already met for a bilateral meeting on monday. russia will be represented by foreign minister sergey lab rav. let's speak now to algiers. diplomatic editor james bays, who is there? james, the 1st working session is set to be on the subject of food security. what more can you tell u

he's the vice president of the asian development bank and join us live from the g. 20 in bali. a good job with, let's talk 1st about asia, then where you are, how dia is the economic situation. they're given the pandemic and the war and ukraine. well, good morning, darren, and it's good to be with you from here in bali at the side of the 20. i think there's no question that with a series of issues darkening the global economic outlook that there's certainly reason to be concerned about emerging asia. certainly at our institution, we're keeping a very close eye on development in the number of countries across our region responsibility. at the same time, i would say that here in se asia where the g 20 meetings are being held. we also do have a number of countries that have been saving away for some time for a rainy day. and so while there are causes for concern, there's also some causes for confidence and optimism about the capacity of, of emerging asia to deal with what will be a very difficult set of circumstances in coming years. so i'm a painter picture here that what would a

sandliaga: have a good time in bali. stephen: sandliaga uno, tourism and creative ministries minister here in bali. back to you. rishaad: absolutely, reading between those lines as well. stephen engle there with sandliaga uno. coming up, india's biggest crypto exchange's ceo will be joining us next with more on the impact of the ftx collapse on the whole cryptocurrency world. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: ftx's collapse has sent the crypto industry into a tailspin with many fearing a contagion that will take down other major players. the ceo of binance called for new standards. >> no one can protect a bad player, to be frank. if a guy is very good at lying and pretending to be what he is not, the law will not prevent that. the law can help reduce that. as industry players we should be more vocal about it. we should set strong standards for the industry. rishaad: the ceo of coindcx joins us now, sumit gupta. thank you for joining us. i would like to get some clarity and disclosure. do you have any exposure to ftx or th

the conversations in bali arejust meaning i'm watching. the conversations in bali are just to make people feel good. there's nothing that's going to be decided there. . ., �* , nothing that's going to be decided there. . ., �*, . ., , there. yeah, that's certainly the impression _ there. yeah, that's certainly the impression that _ there. yeah, that's certainly the impression that was _ there. yeah, that's certainly the impression that was given - there. yeah, that's certainly the - impression that was given yesterday when the conflict in ukraine was the backdrop for a lot of the global conversations here. but totally understanding the fact that we have to be looking at the issue at hand, and just in terms of the response going forward, what are you expecting? i going forward, what are you meeting?— going forward, what are you exectin? ~ , ,., , expecting? i think this is a wake-up call to eumpe _ expecting? i think this is a wake-up call to europe because _ expecting? i think this is a wake-up call to europe because missiles- expect

the g 20 summit opens on the indonesian island of bali. the gathering of the world's most powerful leaders is overshadowed by russia's invasion of ukraine and the global fall out from that conflict. also coming up ukraine's president calls deliberation of cuts on the beginning of the end of the war. for a lot of mir zalinski visited the city to congratulate the troops who ended 8 months of russian occupation. and the european union slaps more economic sanctions on iran. its reaction to tay ron's crack down on protesters and for selling drones to russia. ah, i'm pablo valise. welcome to the program a to day so much bringing together leaders from the world's largest to economies. the g. 20 is underway on the indonesian island of bali rushes war in ukraine is in the spotlight at this year's gathering despite it not officially. being on the agenda, indonesian president joke o we doe has been welcoming the leaders. russian foreign minister said ok laugh rob is attending the summit in place of president vladimir putin. russia has been heavily cr

.— way here in bali. thank you very much for that. _ way here in bali. thank you very much for that. just _ way here in bali. thank you very much for that. just a _ way here in bali. thank you very much for that. just a recap, i way here in bali. thank you very much for that. just a recap, the | much for that. just a recap, the meeting between president biden and president xijinping is under way, hoping to avoid us china conflict. that is the two main greeting one another a short while ago ahead of the talks which the us as they could last for several hours. over the weekend england secured a historic t20 cricket world cup title — beating pakistan in melbourne. the team became the first team to win the t20, while also holding the 50—over crown. making them double world champions — and making dfor quite the cricket moment. joining us for more on the significance of this win george gallantree who is the co—leader of the brisbane barmies, a group of english cricket fans living in se queensland. georg

the w's asters, panic reporting from the g. 20 summit and bali ashatash. thank you. now indonesia, hosting the g. 20 summit has been an opportunity for people there to speak up about the problems they're facing, including and re mental damage. the country sits on the largest nickel deposits in the world, but pollution from the mining industry as dro, destroying the livelihoods of those nearby to reduce in a struggling to make ends meet today. he's just not caught enough for them, but i only caught 2 kilos. i can even pay for cigarettes with her. i get the i to group. it's an existential crisis for the fishing village of pseudo way. see, the average catch here used to be 10 kilograms a day. the locals blame the nearby nickel mine, syrup, jude, and says the fish of migrated elsewhere to avoid the hot water being dumped by the mine. yet there is no sign of nickel demand decreasing. it's a key material for batteries vital. the rapidly growing electric car industry, an important pillar in limiting c o 2 output globally. but it's a catch $22.00. the ecology of areas near m

who joinings us from bali with more on what we can expect from the highly anticipated meeting. good morning, j.p. >> reporter: good morning, julianna the meeting will take place in 30 minutes not far from the summit for the g20 countries the leaders of the two largest economies in the world will discuss issues that have developed frosty relations between beijing and washington, d.c. on the chinese side, the foreign minister says they want to go into the meeting on peaceful co- existence and a win-win scenario with the united states president biden said they are looking to find out where china's red line or baseline which is non-negotiable to build future relations and communications there is a long list of issues to discuss there is the issue of taiwan and the nece the the negotiables. and also the issue with regards to the trade relation with the world's two largest economies. before the covid-19 pandemic, the relationships with china and the united states have been frosty with talks of decoupling of the economies can they arrest that or continue down that path that is a big q

jonathan head, bbc news, bali. let's bring injames crabtree, executive director of the institute of international strategic studies, who's in singapore. great to have you today. iimagine you i imagine you are listening to the report there. what shape might that take for a country like indonesia? good morning. what we're expecting to see today is a package not from the 620, to see today is a package not from the g20, but from the g7, the smaller group of which mostly rust or nations. it's called thejust energy transition partnership. they did one with south africa that was worth about $8.5 billion. we think this will be about twice as large, and the aim is to provide indonesia with a whole host of financing mechanisms so that they can move more quickly away from the coal—fired plant stations that you just mentioned. coal-fired plant stations that you just mentioned.— just mentioned. yet, james, it's something _ just mentioned. yet, james, it's something that _ just mentioned. yet, james, it's something that i _

world leaders are gathering in bali fora summit of the 620 group of nations. high on the agenda — the energy crisis, the war in ukraine and the stability of the global economy presidentjoe biden shook hands with xi jinping for the first time since taking office, and played down fears of a confrontation with china. i absolutely believe there need not be a new cold war. i have met many times with xijinping and we were candid and clear with one and other across the board. and exactly one hundred years ago, the bbc began radio broadcasts in britain. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. already on the frontline of climate change, somalia is enduring its worst drought in a0 years. and the presence of one of the deadliest islamist extremist groups, al shabab, complicates the distribution ofaid. the united nations is warning that half a million children under the age of five are at risk of dying by the middle of next year. somalia urgently needs another billion dollars in humanitarian aid. six weeks ago we brought you andrew harding's first

dani: president biden arrives in bali for the g20 summit. we will have more on his talks with xi jinping later. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the fed is pushing back on market moves we saw last week with christopher waller saying the fed still has a way to go before they stop raising interest rates. his comments echo remarks we heard from jay powell, who has also said interest rate increases are far from over. manus: joining us now is our guest from emirates nbd. it is the beginning of the pushback from the fed. how forceful is that? markets have gotten way ahead of themselves. the market seems to get way out in front. i cannot stress this is one data point and we have a long way to go. how forceful is that pushback? anita: good morning. i think it is a little too early to expect central banks on one data point the market decides there is going to be a pivot. we have a lot more data points coming out especially this week, retail sales, production, through the month. yes the market has reacted to some good news after a spate of continued inflatio

now what lead has it been arriving in bali for the g 20 summit? yes, president joe biden was among the 1st to land in indonesia. he's due to me, china association thing for their 1st face to face talks since biden and to the white house when jessica washington joins us live now from bali. jessica, so as the summit begins all eyes on this meeting between the u. s. and chinese presidents. well, that's exactly right. this is considered to be a highly consequential meeting that surely the outcome will be very much close. you closely watch not only by g 20 leaders also present here in bali, but my countries outside the g 20 as well. these are the leaders of the 2 largest economies in the world. so the stability or indeed the instability of the relationship between the u. s. and china has ramifications all over the world. those ramifications of felt, particularly here in the asia pacific, in regions like se, asia, where we see the u. s. and china competing for influence. so countries sort of find themselves in between these 2 great powers. we've heard f

before the summit was lavrov left bali before the summit was lavrov left bali before the summit was over and the final declaration was over and the final declaration was over and the final declaration was signed in no likelihood it became clear signed in no likelihood it became clear signed in no likelihood it became clear in indonesia to the russian minister in indonesia to the russian minister in indonesia to the russian minister that despite all the hints suggesting that despite all the hints suggesting that despite all the hints suggesting readiness for negotiations which readiness for negotiations which readiness for negotiations which certainly came from moscow that certainly came from moscow that certainly came from moscow that washington would not conduct any talks washington would not conduct any talks washington would not conduct any talks with regard to the status of the with regard to the status of the with regard to the status of the ukrainian territories ukrainian territories ukrainian territories the disappointment of putin who has been the disappointment of putin who

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the president is in bali and it is in middle of the night. before he went to sleep and retired for the evening, he was supposed to attend a dinner we other world leaders. he decided not to go after a busy day with white house officials saying it was because he had to attend to other matters but nothing urgent they fell they needed to share. we don't know whether it had anything to do with these quote incredibly concerning reports as the state department just put it there, but that's something we're asking our sources about. another question would be if the president would need to leave bali early. he had some engagements bali time, but we're told by a senior mirgs official that there are no plans to alter the schedule. that he will continue with the meetings before leaving bali around midnight tonight. it's a very long journey home. about 20, 22 hours, so he won't be back in the u.s. until late wednesday evening. so that just gives you a sense of where the president is. of course he has his top national security advisers with him that can bri

the g20 meeting is under way in bali with presidentjoko widodo warningin his opening address that it will be difficult for the world to move forward while the war in ukraine continues. indonesia is expected to use its position as host of this year�*s g20 summit to announce a deal to cut its dependence on coal. it would be the second country after south africa to negotiate a complicated package of international financing to help it decommission coal—fired power stations, which provide most of the electricity for its 275 million people. indonesia is seen as a critical player in fighting climate change. many of its islands are vulnerable to rising sea levels as well as heavy flooding — caused by a warming planet. but it is also the world�*s largest exporter of coal, and has lost much of its rich tropical forests. 0ur south—east asia correspondent jonathan head reports from the island of bali. blessed with abundant natural beauty, bali has been an economic success story, the glittering jewel in the crown of indonesia�*s tourist industry. but there cannot be growth without pow

's, alexander phenomena is in bali for us, alexander the what we know about the meeting that the 2 ladies have just help here. we know that this a meeting can go on 4 hours, 2 hours, for instance, up to 4 hours. we don't know exactly how long it's gonna be. what we know is also that the both the both leaders are not planning to publish a joint statement. after the meeting, however, what i thought was quite striking was to see that they both are sort of struck her the same or very similar tone in their opening for mark. so we just heard from the you as president saying that he would like to for they are communication channels to remain open. that there are areas we're both countries can work together and said their chinese president, she didn't ping are also are struck the same tone saying that that is on the oh good for their people in the u. s. and in china for both sir leaders to, to try to, to find some common ground. and it's also good for the world because words is paying attention as he put it. but of course, those quite positive statements or doesn't, they don't mean that they will

haidi: steven engle joining us from bali. let us get to vonnie quinn. >> authorities in the bahamas are investigating criminal misconduct in the crypto exchange fdx. 130 entities tied to ftx have been listed in bankruptcy filings. it is registered in the bahamas, does not mean that someone will be arrested or charged with a crime. nancy pelosi has signaled that democrats will seek to extend the debt ceiling, she says it could threaten the credit rating. the house is undecided after the midterm elections. republicans may take a narrow majority in the house and democrats maintain control of the senate. an explosion in istanbul on sunday killed six and wounded 81 . turkish officials suspect a terrorist attack. the bomb exploded in a bag left on a street bench in the area and the government banned podcasted images showing the blast and moved to limit online discussion citing security reasons. flash floods in malaysia force people into security centers and disrupting the election. there has been renewed criticism of calling an ele

a summer on the indonesian island of bali is the 1st since russia embedded ukraine in february. and it opened with a call from indonesia, president for concrete. actually no option. i didn't die of all abberation is deadly and needed to save the world. we all have this one see, believe the not only for our people, but also for the people of the world. yea, responsible here also means that we must and the war is the war. that's not an it will be a difficult one to would no more. what, what? well out there was diplomatic editor james base joins of live now from bali, james, ukraine's president and addressing the g 20 earlier. what did belong to me as the lensky to face? well, you quite not a member of the g 20 but presidents that he was invited to the g 20 meeting on this occasion by the house, indonesia. he said he couldn't come because of the war in this country, but he did deliver a speech by video link. it was, we're told from those in the whole and impassioned, but very detailed speech. he said it was the time now to end russia's, as he described it, destructive war. he talke

brent's annmarie hordern at the g20 summit in bali. coming up on the program, canada pension plan investment board ceo john graham is at the bluebird new economy forum with francine lacqua -- bloomberg new economy forum with francine lacqua. that interview is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to the open. 15 minutes into your european trading day. most of the benchmarks falling. energy is the only sector this morning pushing into the green, potentially helping out the ftse 100. let's turn our focus to the bloomberg new economy forum in singapore. day two in global leaders from business and finance are discussing how to utilize capital to solve the world's problems. francine lacqua joins us with our guest. francine: we are measuring progress and trying to figure out what is the smart money to deploy some of the capital. i am delighted to be joined by john graham, the president and ceo of the canada pension plan investment board. thank you for joining us. we started the panels and we were expecting a debrief i jake sullivan

our diplomatic editor james bays is at the g. 20 liter summit in bali. the 1st let's go to my canada and washington with the latest reaction out of the united states. mike, do we know any more about the content of the call between president biden and polish president duda? no, it was a limited release in terms of the coal, but what was made clear was that president biden has expressed his full support for the polish leader. and as a fellow men about monet, tone making very clear that the u. s. would stick to the dictates of nato in terms of backing any one of the 30 partners who comes under attack. so president biden, who is sat present in bali, offering their, his support to the polish prime minister. he's also spoken to the secretary general of nato, and here within the united states has been a lot of activity in government corridors as well. we've heard statements from the pentagon, from the state department, and from the national security council and all are sitting from the same tune. they are making very clear that they are not fully aware of all t

let's go live again to our correspondent who is in bali. for indonesia in particular this is a huge issue, tell us more? it this is a huge issue, tell us more? , ., , , this is a huge issue, tell us more? , ., ,, ., more? it is a huge issue for indonesia. _ more? it is a huge issue for indonesia, particularly - more? it is a huge issue for indonesia, particularly as i more? it is a huge issue for indonesia, particularly as it| indonesia, particularly as it tries to reduce its dependent from coal and make that transition to more renewable, greener energy is. it is very expensive for this country to do that it is an ambition that it wants to start undertaking and has talked about that, the need for investment and climate financing, an agreement, a rather obligated agreement that may well be announced later during the course of the 620 summit, but for more on this i would like to bring in frank jotzo. professor of environmental economics and climate change economics at the anu crawford school of public policy, where he directs the centre for c

i attended a number of t 20 ministerial meetings here in bali. and when you look at these meetings, they were largely overshadowed by the covet crisis. of course, many people on the sand with virtually the summit. but also when you look at the war in ukraine, which really overshadowed events. so getting a common declaration at ministerial meetings was always difficult. even on such subjects like the environment or trait, it wasn't possible to get out a mutually agreeable community k. and so this will be something that the summit will, will also struggle with. on the other hand, one has to say that the indonesian president went through a whole marathon of bilateral meetings. and maybe one has this is how one has to measure the success of a summit like this one that you do get in difficult times leaders to talk to each other directly. they doubly as kale mattress at the g. 20 summit in bali. thanks so much. we'll ahead of the g 20 summit, u. s. president biden met with chinese leaders. she shouldn't ping in indonesia. one of the most pressing issue

hello, i'm karishma vaswani, in bali. i met the 620 as events in europe threatened to overshadow the event. — — i am at. poland is putting some of its military on heightened alert after two people were killed by an explosion near the border with ukraine. the polish president says he thinks it's a one—off incident. the explosion in poland happened during a wave of russian missile attacks on ukraine's energy system. but moscow has hit back at reports it was responsible for the explosion inside poland, calling them a provocation aimed at escalation. eu leaders attending the 620 summit here in bali are likely to meet in the coming hours to discuss the latest developments. hello and welcome to the programme from here, in bali, where the annual 620 summit is continuing. discussions today were to be focused on ukraine but they have been overshadowed by the confict itself. and the digitisation of the global economy. there are reports that two people in poland, a nato country, have been killed by missiles, in a village close

i'm karishma vaswani in bali. at the second day of the 620 summit. events in europe threatened to over toto this event. poland is putting some of its military on heightened alert after two people were killed by an explosion near the border with ukraine. —— overshadow. the explosion in poland happened during a wave of russian missile attacks on ukraine's energy system. but moscow has hit back at reports it was responsible for the explosion inside poland, calling them a provocation aimed at escalation. eu leaders attending the 620 summit here in bali are likely to meet in the coming hours to discuss the latest developments. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme from here in bali, where the annual 620 summit is continuing. we saw the first day of discussions very much against the backdrop of the war in ukraine. that continues to be the top agenda here today as leaders wake up to the news that's coming overnight. i want to bring in some breaking news that's coming from the polish ministry. poland's foreign ministry. polan

at the 620 meeting of world leaders in bali, indonesia, us presidentjoe biden was asked if he believed the missile had been fired from russia. , ., ., ., russia. there is information that contests _ russia. there is information that contests that _ russia. there is information that contests that but - russia. there is information that contests that but i - russia. there is information that contests that but i do i russia. there is information i that contests that but i do not want to say that until we completely investigated. we will see. prime minister richey sooner, also at the 620 talks, took to twitter to say he had spoken to poland's president adding that i reiterated the uk's sabella —— solidarity with poland and expressed condolences the victims. we will remaining close contact and continue to co—ordinate with our nato allies. the blasting poland came on the same day ukraine said it faced its heaviest wave of missile strikes from russia in nearly nine months of war. were attacks across the country most of ukraine's major cities were hit causing widespread electricity outag

let's get to bali and the g20 summit. our own annmarie hordern has been there, where we have heard reactions from world leaders. a very eventful g20. can we start with biden? the reaction seems to be expressing caution. >> the president wanted to express caution. he was asked by josh if the missile came from russia. biden said preliminary reports show that would contradict that. nap report says this was a ukrainian missile that hit an incoming russian rocket. the president responded to reporters on the sidelines of the g20, that he wants to wait until the investigation is complete. he doesn't want to make assumptions and publicly say one thing while the investigation is ongoing. for president biden, coming out of this meeting that was held on the sidelines of the g20 with members of the g7, and nato members, think of emmanuel macron, rishi sunak, these individuals are expressing caution. this has been a threat throughout the entire war, the fact that potentially, this could escalate by moving into, aggression into neighbo

the devil, his guilt matters at the g. 20 summit in bali. thanks so much. we'll ahead of the g. 20 summit. u. s. president biden met with chinese lead as eugene ping in indonesia. one of the most pressing issues was china's aggressive claim to taiwan. but both laid is highlighted, the need to avoid conflict ah, after months of simmering tension, the leaders of china and the u. s. struck an optimistic tone in what president joe biden called direct and straightforward talks during their meeting ahead of the g. 20 summit in barley, tony's president, she's in ping told his us counterpart that the 2 nations share common interests as china's political and economic power grows. she said beijing is not looking to challenge the u. s. or shake up the existing international order. ah, the current state of china us relations is what we are both concerned about. but the current state does not conform to the fundamental interests of our 2 countries and peoples. nor does it conform to the expectations of the international community . one of the key issues was taiwan and t

. _ bali. there is information that contests that. i _ bali. there is information that contests that. i don't - bali. there is information that contests that. i don't want - bali. there is information that contests that. i don't want to | bali. there is information that i contests that. i don't want to say we have completely investigated it. it is unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia. but we will see. in the last half hour prime minister rishi sunak addressed journalists at the 620. he said it was important to remain calm and allow the facts to be gathered. what we all agreed this morning was that it was important for our teams to establish the facts and that is exactly what is happening as we speak. there are teams on the ground involving notjust the poles but the ukrainians and americans and others. all of us want to get to the bottom of what happened. and it's right that we let that process conclude. but to your second point, and taking a step back, the reason we're even having this conversation is because ye

they're all here for the g20 summit in bali. and what we know right now is president biden earlier this morning called this meeting, this emergency meeting. it's leaders that represent g7 countries plus nato countries, the european council and european union, all gathering behind closed doors on an emergency basis. and that is a continuation of now hours of president biden and his national security team. you saw two of them, the secretary of state and national security adviser there sitting with him in that white house photo. they have been working through the information that they've been getting. now they have not confirmed the origin of the strike or of the explosion in poland. they have not confirmed exactly what happened yet. but over the course of the last several hours, there has been a methodical process in place, according to officials between national security adviser jake sullivan, who was first briefed about the information very early in the morning time here in bali. then proceeded to call his counterpart in poland.

we're meeting in bali. what else are we hearing besides what we've heard now from jo vine? well yes, this was a meeting that took place of the g 7 countries plus the european union, which normally attends g 7 meetings and also to members of nato, spain, and the netherlands that were meeting president biden. the men general meetings of the 20 of now resume, to fact present macros just joined. the other leaders there all arriving for a session was pretty plan that is now underway and just was telling you, given your, your, your company, your previous section on, on president trump. when we saw president biden arriving for this meeting that's just started. moments ago he tripped on the staff, that's the sort of thing that will play very big, i think, back in the united states. but with regard to present biden's comments, a few minutes before that he is now said there's preliminary information that contests the idea of russia, the miss all, i don't want to say until we completely invest, investigate, but he went on, it's unlikely in the lines of trajectory that it was far from

edward lounger is live in bali -- edward lawrences is live in bali with more. good evening to you. >> reporter: maria, good evening, from bali. the ability or the goal of this relationship, this conversation, it's to make sure that conflict does not happen with china. they want to have -- they don't want to have competition turn into conflicts. president joe biden has met -- has talked five times with chinese president xi jinping. you see the calls outlined there, they this marks the first face-to-face meeting with the chinese president since president biden took office. listen to this, just moments ago. >> we share responsibility in my view to show that china and the united states can manage our differences, prevent competition from becoming anything near conflict, and to find ways to work together on urgent global issues that require our mutual cooperation. >> reporter: so there are many things not on the a agenda, the origins of covid, the chinese stealing u.s. technology. officials say the president is not focusing on the russian oil price cap as topic on t

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a lot of course does they've before they summit before common here to bali, joe biden said that he's going to find out what the red lines are between the 2 superpowers. during his meeting, we see he came here after another international gathering and come to the meeting where he's messaging facts and much of he's agenda was to demonstrate resistance to china. he even offered full american commitment to se in asian nations. to help send against china is growing dominance and influence in the region. he actually didn't mention the other superpower, china by name, but it was clear for everybody, including in bay gene, how, who these message was destined to. so the 2 liters started, they maintain here in bali, wave shades and smiles, but now 4 hours later, we can see that the relations between the 2 nations will take much longer time to improve back to you. we have many thanks for the update and thought have maria the notion of speaking to his live it from bali while with officials from around the world said, take nancy to the g. 20 summit on tuesday. western delegations appears to be mo

at the 620 summit in bali president biden met president xi of china in the first face to face talks. earlier i spoke to james carouso, senior advisor, at the center for strategic and international studies. i asked him what he made of the meeting. well, the fact of the meetings probably the most important thing. certainly from president biden�*s point of view, the goal is to set the floor and guard rails around the relationship given the recent tension around taiwan. it was important that we understand what each other�*s absolute red lines are and we establish communications again. there's been a real push by the us to improve relations with china. this meeting will no doubt go some way towards that. how well is that project going? i think president xi got what he wanted in terms of an unequivocal statement that the united states continues to recognise the one china policy. for president biden it was the meeting and agreement to start talks again on climate change, pandemic health and energy, with china, so both sides got a little bit of what they wanted. most interesting, the tra